The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-06-22
Local oAffairs.

Church next Sunday evening at 3 o cloch
MIR. Charles IL. Schuster; of Jarretts
vile, won the president prize for Biblica
study at the recent commencement ot 81
Johns College.
BY the quarterly distribution OF tn
Comptroller of the Treasury, Harfor'
county receives 1861 90 for her public
school system.
The 2S5th Assembly of the baltimore
Presbytery met at Catonsville on Tues
dav. Rev. 5. S. Greenwich, of Bel Air, Il
the moderator.
Mr.. John Moores, representing the
Hartford National Bank, is attending the
bankers convention, which is now il
session at Ocean City.
Among the recent graduates OF St
Iohn's College was Mr.. Robert Alfred
Rouse, Of Bel Air, who received the Ce
gree of Bachelor of Science.
Mr.. Nathaniel W. S. Hays, of Bel Air,
who was recently operated on for appen'
dicitis, is improving rapidly and will
soon be able to go about again.
-Children's day services will be held
at Wilma NJ. p. Church next Sunday
morning at 1890 A. NJ, at Mt. GARNER
3PM. and Grace NJ. =. Church, Bel AIR,
at p. NJ.
MIR. Thomas W.rHall has passed the
State bar examination and will at once
commence the practice of law in Bel AIT.
He will enter the law office OF Mr.. w after
w. Preston.
There will be no service in the EN-
manuel Church on Sunday morning on
account of Bishop Paret being at Rock
Spring. Usual services Sunday night,
with extra music.
Mr.. William S. Forwood has sold to
Rev. S. A. Hoblitzell his house and lot on
Broadway, Bel Air, formerly occupied by
the late Gilbert S. Hawkins. The con-
sideration is private.
Emma E. Smith has applied for
divorce A menso ct thoro from her nus
band, Robert T. Smith, who is alleged 10
be a nonresident of the state. Harry >.
Carver is the attorney.
Thomas II. Robinson has purchased
from Andrew Mehl, the bakery property
on Main street, Bel Air, for $4,000; also
the shops Immediately i'll the rear from
Joseph p. Wilson for ST $50.
The teachers and pupils OF the Bel
Air Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
will hold an ice cream festival on the
church lawn, on Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings, June 81 and %.
-Childrcn's Day services will be held
at the Fallston Presbyterian Church next
Sunday afternoon, June "a, at 3 o'clock
instead of at night, as heretofore an
nounced. All are invited to be present.
The members of Pen Mar Lodge of
Odd Fellows will attend services in the
Norrisville NJ. p. Church next Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. An appropriate
sermon will be preached by Rev. DR.. J. r.
Smith.
AT the recent commencement OF the
Hannah Moore Academy, medals for
excellence in special branches were
awarded Miss Florence Sothoron, of
Forest Hill, and Miss kimball, of Oar
lington.
Mrs. Daniel Gallup, of Bush River
Neck, has issued invitations for the mar
rage of her daughter, Anna Virginia and
Mr.. Samuel Sutton. The ceremony will
take on Saturday, June 80, at p. M. at
Spesutia P. E. Church.
MIR. ]. Harry Poole, of Hickory, has
accepted the position as foreman OF the
machine shops connected with the Nc
Calls Ferry electrical Improvement. The
shops play an important part In this
wonderful undertaking.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Durham have
issued invitations for the marriage OF
their daughter. Sarah A, to Mr.. Morris
Brookhart The ceremony will take
place on next Wednesday at Centre
Methodist Episcopal Church.
The commencement at Fulford school,
of which Miss Clara Smithson is teacher,
will be held on Saturday evening in the
w. c. T. U. Hall at Fountain Green.
Rev. d. II. Martin will deliver an ad-
dress There is one graduate.
Governor Warfeld has named MIR.
Jesse l.. Robinson, of Fallston, as one OF
the committee to look after the welfare
of the adult blind, as provided by an act
of the last Legislature. Mr.. George {.
Morrison is chairman of the committee
The "Susquehanna Mosquitoes" a
Juvenile baseball team from Darlington
badly defeated the Rolandsville club a
few days since and are now anxious to
hear from another juvenile club who de-
sire to be defeated on the Fourth of July
The Court of Appeals has partially
reversed the judgment of the Hartford
county court in the Gerting case. By The
decision filed, the complainantis awarded
about one half, instead of all of The
property that was allowed her by the
lower court.
The members of Mt. Ararat Masonic
Lodge, of Bel Air, will attend services a
the Bel Air Methodist Episcopal Church
on next Sunday morning, il celebration
of St. Johns Day. Rev. D. II. Martin
pastor, will preach a sermon appropriate
to the occasion.
The commencement of the State Nor
NAL School was held in Baltimore OIL
Thursday of last week. The graduate
from Hartford county are Mary c. Coburn
Florence Hanna Cronin, Mary J. Devoe
Elsie V Hopkins, Mary A. Osborn ant
Blanche S. kilgore.
Among the graduates of the Bait
more Western High School, which he'll
its commencement on Thursday of las
week, was Miss Catherine Crawfor
.Scarboro. daughter of Mr.. Harold Sea-
boro, formerly of Bel Air, but now edito
of the Towson News.
On Monday, Walter W. Preston
trustee, sold the d. Trainor Archer prof.
erty at public sale at the Court Hou:
door. 1t contains in the aggregate 93l
acres, and was purchased by Lewis I
Archer and John Archer for 81 800
w. Thompson was the auctioneer.
The eighty fifth birthday of Mr.. job
Fl. Graftno was celebrated at the hon