The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-06-03
Local affairs.

June 6. at 2 80 T.. Nj,
The WILMA W. c. T. u will NEE
Saturday afternoon, June 4. at the HON
of Mr.. G. w. McComas, Sr.
-Child,en's Day services will be cor
Quoted at Center M. +. Church. Forts
Hill, on Sunday morning. June IL
Joseph Yearsley, an age plaster,r O
Cherry Hill, Cecil County, becoming the,
Of life few days ago, committed suicid
by shooting himself
On Cherry Hill" farm, the be autifu
country home of MIR. W. II. Brown. neal
Havre de Grace, there is at pre- seat q
great prodigality of delicious rip,
cherries.
1t is claimed that Havre de Grace il
better stocked with strawberries than
any town of its size in the state, from
fifteen to twenty wagons daily pcddling
them on the streets.
The vestfy OF st. Mary's Protestant
Episcopal Church, near Emmorton, have
extended a call to Rev. l.. b. Shears. OF
Montgomery county, who is holding il
under consideration.
DIR. o. ii. Hoffman, who owns India
Spring farm, states that at his home in
Thomas. West Virginia, snow fell of and
on during Tuesday, and the mercury
stood around SO Fahrenheit.
Hartford county officials have been
requested to help find Joseph Boyle, as ed
10 years, of Philadelphia, who boarded
a train to follow circus a few days ago
and the indications are that he was put
of In this county.
Tie friends of the late Lavmtn' $
missionary move ntut in Bel Air will
dine at X. more Ina at q 30 this tFrijay)
evening. when it is hoped that general
survey Of he recent work done hcse will
show rich fruitage.
BY the will of the late IohmO Stea'us
which has been probate in the Orphans
Court, all OF his property is left to hrs
wife, Ellen Nj. Steafrs for life with re
mainder to his two sons. Mrs. Stcarns
Is name as executiix.
TIL. Dar iugton ball nm went down
to defeat bcfc IL III" kalmia toys lat
Saturday by IA score of IL to 3. Gibso n
twirled n fac game for kalmia. This Is
Kalmia's $ 'cond victory over Darlington
the other Icing lOtu0.
= The corner stone Of the new Ic -usa'em
Christian Church. Mountain, " | be laid
with Masonic ceremonies on SUNDAY,
June 9Th at 3 o'clock r. M. Rev. Peter
Ainslee, pastor of tn. Christian Temple.
Baltimore, will 6c'iver the address.
Mr. Prank J Cain, of Hickory, aud
Miss Mary G Kelley, Of Sharon, were
marie AT st l.matius Chur AT seven
o'clock on Thurs lay morning, Rev.
Father White officiating. Alter n we'd
ding trip Mr. aud Mrs Cain will reside
at Hickory
Mr.. Hobun Yokayoma, who made
s1ch a Favorable impress on at the Lay
mems Mis- 'icnsry Banquet. will lecture
at Craze Nj. +. Church. Pei Air, on
"Japanos. Customs. Traits of Character
and Home Life" on this FRIDAY even.
ing at =. M.
AN employees under Is years of age
were discharged from the State road
quarry near Rising Sun, and were later
re.employed. aftcrttcir parents or guard
ians had signed papers relr asing the
State from all damages in case of an
accident to life or limb.
Mr. =. L. Hopp,r. who lately pur.
chased "Hish Pied" farm near carlton,
has about finished the construction OF n
new cattle barn, and has recovered his
main barn and Other outhuildings with
high grade steel roofing, Mr.. +. A,
Mitchell being the contractor.
A very peasant surprise party was
given Mr.. {. ROBBIE Grafton at his home
in Bel Air on Thursday evening, May %,
by his Sun lay School class and friends
The evening was spent in PLAYING games,
after which refreshments were served
About fifty persons were present.
On the evenings of Juic I. at Mt.
Tabor M p. Church, and June &, at
Deer Creek NJ. +. Church, Rev. Hobun F..
Yokayoma, who is a native born
Japanese, will deliver his lecture, Japan,
Its Customs and Habits" A silver
ofie ring will be taken at the door.
"A horse on the farm of Mr.. William
T. Preston near Aberdeen while backing
out of the barn recently caught his hind
foot In the floor and and was so violent
ly thrown to the ground that s'cg was
broken and it became necessary to kill
the animal which was valued at 5000.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Rogers and little
daughter narrowly escaped death on
last Friday. While returning from
Havre de Grace their horse became so
badly frightened by an automobile that
II reared and came so close to the ma.
chine that an actual collision YVES barely
averted.
A rabid dog in Baltimore made rapid
havoc among his neighbors last Mon.
day, biting eight persons. number OF
whom were children After his destruc-
tion DIR. Keirlc declared that he was
suffering from rabies, and seven OF his
eight victims are taking the Pasteur
treatment.
MIR. Roger Brooks Irwin. the newt,
appointed road supervisor for Cecil coun
ty, died at Elkton of typhoid fever last
week Mr.. Irwin's father was chiefenai
reer when the Philadelphia division o
the b. and o. railroad was constructed
and the son came to his new position
highly recommended.
A carrier pigeon f.w down in thu
yard of Miss Maude Greenland nea
Carsins on Sunday afternoon. having 4
band on each leg. one bearing the letter
M G. and the other S A. 1881. Thu
pigeon was taken in. fed and cared fo
until Monday, when it was let loose e
fly to its former home.
Mr.. Dukes Downes. recently appoint
ed examiner of State and Savings Bank
In Maryland under the new law an
nounces that they will be required 4
publish statement of their condition
five times per year as national bank
have always le.n required to do unde