The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-06-01
Local affairs.


pers in court on Saturday.
-Children's Day services will be held /
Edgewood Methodist Episcopal Chutc
on Sunday evening, June 3.
In the list of graduates of the Mary
land Agricultural College is Mr. Alonz
Moulton McNutt, of Castleton.
The Forest Hill Woman's ChrisIia
Temperance Union will meet in the ha
on Wednesday afternoon, June 6, at 8
O'Clock.
-Children's Day services will be held a
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church o
Sunday afternoon, June "a, at So
o'clock.
-Children's Day services at Centr
Methodist Episcopal Church, Fores
Hill, will be held next Sunday evening a
s O'Clock.
Miss Laura Street, Fendall a neic
of Mr. Samuel X. Fendall, of Bel Air, i
one of the graduates of the Woman
College this year.
We are indebted to MIR. Roger Js,
Whiteford, a graduate of the Western
Maryland College, for an invitation IL
attend the commencement exercises.
We are Indebted to the faculty fol
an invitation to attend the 10Sth annual
commencement of st. Johns Collegc
which will take place the third week in
June.
Alex ander Dugan, native of Ire
land, received his final naturalization
papers in court on Saturday. The Wit.
nesses were Fred w. Reasin and William
E Penning.
The ladies' house committee of TIE
Hartford County Boat Club will receive
from to 6 P NJ. on alternate Saturdays
during the summer, commencing tomor.
row afternoon.
On Decoration Day, the team of Wise
Brothers. of Baltimore, played the Abcr-
deem club on the home grounds. The
game was won by the latter team, the
score being to 5.
Bishop Paret will visit Grace Me-
mortal Church, Darlington, next Sunday
services will he for the Bishops use for
work in Maryland.
Mr. Charles II. MacNabb, of Macton,
is the possessor of Wyandotte hen that
recently laid two eggs in one day. The
breed is prolific one. but this record
beats all predecessors.
We beg to acknowledge an invitation
to attend the 15th annual commencement
of the Woman's College. The comforting
of degrees will take place at the Lyric on
Tuesday afternoon, June 5, at o'clock
The grave of the late Captain Thomas
G. Forwood was remembered on Deco,
ration Dav. Lieut. Silas b. Smith and
Corporal K. Harris Archer Jr, visited St.
Ignatius' cemetery, and left remember
ances for their dead ccmrade.
AT a special meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Second National Bank on Mon
day last, the number of directors was in
creased from seven to nine, and Messrs.
Richard Dallam and Noble L. Mitchell
were elected to fill the additional places.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Lewis Russell, OF
Havrc de Grace, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Emily Steele, to Mr..
Walter D. Barnes. The ceremony will
take place on Tuesday afternoon, June
IL, at O'Clock, in the Havre de Grace
Presbyterian Church.
On Monday, court again convened,
but there were no cases ready for trial,
on account of the absence of several law
yers, who were III other courts. The jury
was discharged until Wednesday morn.
ing. Nothing being ready, it was again
discharged until next Monday.
William A. Wheeler has been appoint
ed administrator of Charles A. Wilson;
bond, 81, 500. E. L. Oldfeld and D. Z.
Myers were appointed appraisers of the
estate. The Orphans Court has confirmed
the appointment of Michael H. Fahey and
Clinton Bauer as executors of Henry
Gier; bond $500.
The Seth annual commencement Of
the Western Maryland College will be
held the latter part of the first and the
second weeks of June. The graduates in
clude Roger Jay Whiteford, a son of Mr.
Joseph S. Whiteford, of Whiteford, an5
Charles Milton Wright, son of Mr.. vii
liam B. Wright, of Dry Branch.
We are indebted to the faculty of the
MARYLAND Agricultural College for an i'll
vitation to be present at the commence
ment exercises to be held on Wednesday
June Is. This years showing of tht
Maryland Agricultural College is one O
the best in its history, and speaks ex
ceedingly well for the institution.
"A driving accident occurred at Aber
deem on Wednesday afternoon. Th
horse of Mr.. William Handy becam
frightened at an automobile and ran of
colliding with team hitched in the circl
of the town. Mr.. Bradford, who was il
the carriage with Mr.. Handy, wa
thrown out and painfully bruised.
Rev. and Mrs. S. c. WATSON, @
Churchville, who have been attending
the General Assembly at Des Moines
Iowa, for the past two weeks, returnc
home on Tuesday evening. The usua
services will be held at the Churchvill
Presbyterian Church next Sunday morn
ing and evening at the regular hour.
The wedding of Mr.. Charles H. Nc
Comas and Miss Adele Anderson, daugt
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Anderson, {
Bel Air, will take place in the Bel Al
Methodist Episcopal Church next Wed
nesday evening at s O'Clock. The cere
mony will be performed by Rev. d. II
Martin, assisted by Rev. S. S. Greenwel
On Tuesday, the price of spot toms
toes was advanced to $1.2O. The ar
nouncement was made on Saturday las
to go into effect as stated. The incrcas
is said to be due to the frost havin
killed the early tomato plants and til
subsequent drouth thatfoliowed. Their
will also be shortage in canned pea
which will help the demand for tomatoe,
-Messrs. S. A. Williams, John B. Ham
and Robert Garrett are strongly urgin
the appointment of Mr.. c. c. Pusey fc
assistant United States treasurer in Ba
TNIo &c hall Az