The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-06-08
Local affairs.

Mt Zion NJ. E. Church next Sunda'
afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. G. Smith Norris. deputy registe
of wills, is seriously i'll. He is in Balti
more undergoing treatment.
Governor Edwin Warfeld will ad
dress the graduating class at the Oar
lington Academy on the evening OF tht
22d of June.
Mr.. William J. Shanahan has pur-
chased from George NJ. Lyle the house
and lot situated on Bond street, Bel AIR
next to the Eagle Hotel.
The members of Company d will hold
strawberry and ice cream festival in
their armory on Friday and Saturday
evenings, June l 5 and 16.
The Havre de Grace Republican con.
tains excellent views and an interesting
article of the new Pennsylvania railroad
bridge at Havre de Grace.
On Thursday, the criminal case of
Taylor Boyd, charged with profane
swearing in Havre de Grace, was taken up
before Judge Burke. 1t is still on trial.
-Children's Day services will be held in
Deer Creek NJ. p. Church next Sunday
afternoon at three o'clock. Festival at
Mt. Tabor next Wednesday and Thurs
day nights.
Mr.. William H. Reasin, of Chenille.
underwent a serious operation on We'd
nesday- Latest reports say that he has
not since regained consciousness, and his
condition is very serious.
The archdeaconry of Towson met on
Wednesday at the Church of the Re-
deemcr, in Baltimore The Protestant
Episcopal churches of Hartford county
are included in the membership of this
archdeaconry.
On Wednesday, James f. LOOMS
was brought before Justice James A. Lyle
on the charge of obtaining goods under
false pretenses from George Reynolds. of
Fallston. The case will have hearing
next Monday.
The barn of Mrs Sarah Rote, at
Boothby Hill, was struck by lightning
and burned on Thursday of last week.
There was lot of farming implements
and grain in the building, all of which
were destroyed.
Mr. William Pepper Constable, son
~ II. 6 :.
who is we'll known in Bel Air, was among
the list of graduates of law at the COM
mencemcnt of the Maryland University
on Monday night.
The Deer Greek Farmers Club will
meet at the residence of Mr.. William w.
Finney in Bel Air on Saturday afternoon,
June Q. The roll call will be at $50
o'clock The subject for discussion is the
Maryland Oyster"
Tho Odd Fellows of Maryland will
hold a reunion on Friday, June 20, at
COLCHESTER. Large delegations from the
different lodges of this county are expec-
ted to participate in the programme.
There will be special rates on all rail-
roads.
The Supervisors of Election met in
Bel Air on Monday and examined the
registers of voters who will serve at
next falls election. The examination is
a very easy one, being only test Of hand
writing. simple addition, subtraction.
multiplication and division.
Among the graduates of the Jacob
Tome Institute, whose commencement
will be held the week beginning June 10,
are Adele Ray Good, Beulah Hit Owens,
Joel Boon Pussy, of Havre de Grace,
Edith Lawson Armstrong, Harry Oscar
Wins, of Aberdeen, and Pearl Irene
Heaps, of STREET..
Mr.. Thomas White Hall, of Abingdon
district, was one of the recent graduates
of law at the Maryland University COM
mencement, which was held in Baltimore
on Monday night. Mr. Hall is the only
son of the late Thomas White Hall. He
received very fattering marks at the
final examination.
On Monday. Sheriff Reasin and Depu-
ty Worthington arrested William John
son. a negro youth, charged with the
larceny of pair of trousers and a pair of
gum boots from a colored man in the
employ of Mrs Mamie c. Swartz, of
Fountain Green. He was committed for
court by Judge Norris.
Mr. Albert S. Cook, superintendent
of the public schools of Baltimore coun-
ty, has been notified that Princeton
University will confer the degree of
Master Of Arts upon him at the coming
commencement. Mr.. Cooks a graduate
of Princeton, and is former principal
of the Bel Air Academy.
Mr.. John c. Finney, a theological
student of Princeton Seminary, has been
stationed at Midland, Maryland, for the
summer. He has charge of church at
that place, with a congregation of suf-
fcient size to require all of his attention.
MIR. Finney is a son of MIR. and Mrs.
George J. Finney. of Churchville.
Mr.. d. B. Rockford has received from
II. w. Wilson. of Company |. Gath Infan-
try, colored, of Cebru, Manila, copies of
the Cablenews, a Manila newspaper 1t
contains much interesting matter con-
corning the United States and shows that
the inhabitants of our new possessions
are becoming somewhat Americanized.
Mr.. A. Haviland Hull has returned
from Cortland, New York, where he at
tended the funeral of his grandchild,
Seneca Perry Hull, Jr., who died on
Thursday of last week. The little fellow
was FIVE years of age, and an exceeding.
ly bright and attractive child. His death
is sad blow to his parents and other
relatives.
County Treasurer John Finney Wells,
gives notice under the new law that all
taxes are required to be paid at his office
in the Court House in Bel Air and the
practice of allowing the different banks
of the county to receive the same will bt
some weeks ago, made the taxes due al
that time, although the bills are just
being sent out.
On Friday, Boyd and Fulford, oul
Bel Air druggists. gave their annual treat
IN their friends Tbay x1yara hosts 20,