The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-06-14
Local affairs.

Bel Air High School last Friday.
-ChIdren's Day services will be helt
at William Walters Memorial Church OF
Sunday evening, June 16, at s O'Clock.
Miss Anna Lee Wilson, of nea
Churchville, has associated herself will
the law office of Mr.. Noble L. Mitchell
-Children's Day services at Nit Tabor
Church have been postponed on account
of the repairs to the church not being fin
ished
The Fallston school will hold its an
nuaI commencement on the evening O
June 81 at s o'clock. All are invited to
attend.
The Fallston Farmers Club will meet
on Saturday, June %, at Greenwood
Valley" the home of Mr.. Charles S.
Wiggers.
Rev. D. H. Martin delivered the
memorial address for Winona Lodge, l.
o. o. F., at Prospect, Pennsylvania, on
Tuesday evening last.
"A full attendance of young people is
desired at Chestnut Hill next Sabbath
night for the purpose of reorganizing the
Christian Endeavor Society.
MIR. George w. STREET., of near Rocks,
killed large black snake last Wednesday
on the road from Rocks to Forest Hill
which measured feet 512 inches.
Forest Hill school will hold an enter
tainment and commencement exercises in
the W. c. T U. Hall on Saturday even
ing, June %, beginning at o'clock.
The Woman's Guild of Emmanuel
Church will hold a cake sale at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Charles A. Hollingsworth
on Saturday afternoon at 4 80 o'clock
The Children's Day exercises of the
Bel Air NJ E. Sunday School were held
oa last Sunday evening The program
was we'll rendered before a crowded
house.
State Auditor George Ash, of Elkton,
paid an official visit to Bel Air on Wed
nesday and examined the accounts of
the Clerk of the Court, Register of Wills
and sheriff.
The sacrament of the Lords supper
will be administered at Ebenezer and
Friendship Methodist Episcopal churches
at the regular preaching hours on Sun
day, June 16.
MIR. AIphonse Raymond Dochez, of
B.lcamp, was ore of the graduates in
medicine at the Johns Hopkins University
on Tuesday Dr. Dochez took his A. B.
at the Hopkins in 1908.
The School Commissioners of Balti-
more City have awarded Miss Merle S.
Bateman, daughter of Mr.. T. c. Bateman,
formerly of Bel Air, scholarship to the
Woman's College, Baltimore.
Among the graduates at Washington
College, Chestertown, on June 10, will be
Mr. Walter Hicks Davis, of Mill Green,
son of Mr. Frank Davis, we'll known
member of the Hartford county corps of
teachers.
Mr.. William G. Michael, of Baltimore,
will give his lecture, entitled True
Human Love-" in Garrettson's Chapel,
Michaelsvilie, on Thursday. June 20, at
8 O'Clock, for the benefit of the new build
ing fund.
-Children's Day services, conducted at
Deer Greek Church, Chestnut Hill, were
signal success; valuable aid was render
ed by the public school teachers, Miss
Maud Devoe and Miss Laura Mason.
The collection was good.
The Princeton baseball team came
out victors in this years intercollegiate
contest, when on Saturday last she de-
feated Yale on the formers grounds by
score of to 3. Harlan, of Bel Air, play
ed left field for Princeton.
A party consisting OF Messrs. Charles
w. Shaw, Harry D. Hanway and Wal
lace Broumel, left Bel Air at noon on
Wednesday in Mr.. Shaw's magnificent
20 horsepower Thomas Flyer" for New
York City, where they will remain until
Sunday.
-Children's day service will be held at
the Fallston Presby terrain Church next
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. At 8
O'Clock the pastor of the church, Rev. W.
l.. Schmalhorst. will give an address on
"Our Country" illustrated with views
by the stereopticon.
Mr.. Lea Stabier, of Berkeley, reports
that his chicken farm at his home, where
he has 400 chickens, and also the farm
of himself and Mr.. Andrew nearby, where
they have 2,40O chickens, are doing ex-
tremely we'll in spite of the bad weather.
Prices are attractive, being 80 cents per
pound.
The stockholders of the Baltimore
and Bel Air Electric Railway Company
will meet at their office in the -E3is
building on next Monday morning at Il
O'Clock, when an interesting report Of
the history of the road during the past
year will be given them by the board of
directors.
Young men who will become twenty
one years of age prior to the general cleo
ton in November and thus be able to
vote then, will remember that they have
the right to participate in the primaries
to be held tomorrow. This is one of the
amendments of the previous primary
election law
The first quarterly conference of West
Hartford Circuit, Methodist Episcopal
Church. will be held at Fellowship on
Saturday and Sunday, June / s and 16.
Preaching and quarterly conference on
Saturday at 1890 A. M; preaching also
on Sunday at 10 BOA. NJ. The presiding
elder, Rev. w. L. Mcdowell, will be
present.
"A delegation from Baltimore visited
Havre de Grace on Sunday and estab-
lished ST. Patrick's Division No. 1 An
cient Order of Hibernians. Father Fitz,
gerald, pastor of st. Patrick's Church,
addressed the meeting. Mr. !. M. Henry
was elected president; Thomas Healy,
vice president, and Rev. J. M. Fitzgerald
chaplain of the new division.
On Sunday last Mr.. Louis 1. Edel
man. of the Baltimore Jewelry and Opt
cal Company, of Bel Air, played fine
selection of sacred pieces on one of theil
Columbia graphophones, at the Chill
dren's Day services at Mt. Zion Metho