The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-06-10
Local affairs.

at C,ntre M. L. Church, Forest Hill
Sun lay, Jun, II. at 10 30 O'Clock.
Mr. S. Mitchell Osborn, of Aberdeen
has bsen elected bookkc'per Of tn. FRS
National Bank of Havre de Craze.
-Children's Day services will be hello
at Mt. Carmel NJ. p. Church, Emmortop
on Sunday afternoon, Jun. at =. NJ
A meeting of the Board OF Trustees
of the Bel Air M. E Church is called for
next Tuesday at y o'cl Ick in the church
The Will ard W. c. T. U. will meet at
the home Of Mr,. Ben amin Scarborough
at Scarhnrn, on Wednesday, June Is, at
230P. Nj.
The races at the Bel AR fair grounds
on Saturday aiicrI q IN promise to fur
nish plenty amusement and sport by the
local jocks.
' Mr.. Lawson Coo'cy, " no was rcccnt-
ly appointed Justice of the Peace, has
taken offices in the Thomas II. Robin son
building in Bel Air,
Mr. Chester Heck, contractor, OF Bel
Air. is r,fr, shing the ape lrance "' the
lat. John Bauer residence. on Bond street.
by a coat of paint.
A marriage license was issued in
Baltimore on Wednesday to Mr.. Alpheus
Nj. Wi liams, of Baltimore and Miss ulia
c. Allison, of Whitcford, Md.
A marriage lie ,nse was issued in
Towson on Tucdn7 for the marriage Of
MI Elmer ]. Johnson. of rrrrymnn, and
Miss Nellie l. I.eight. # Chase, Patti
moie county.
A strawberry and ice ctc tm festival
and supper vii he held by the ladies Of
Bethel Presbyterian Church at th.m anse
on Tues lay and Wednesday evenings
June Is and 1G
The directors of the IIario I'd National
Bank of Bel Air are making permanent
improvemc 1t n the sidewalk which sur.
rounds their bank building by &C instruct.
ing a concrete walk.
Mr.. J. W. Mccall sold on Saturday
the Glaze ice Calder property, situated
on tie road from Fountain Green to Cres.
we'll, containing 20 acres and buildings,
to Mr. Walter S Wilson Tor 81 300.
Mr.. Thomas White Hall. trustee, sold
at the Court House door on Monday the
] Edward LOOMS property, near Hick.
DRY, to Mr. Walter W Preston for 5000.
Mr.. ]. W. Mccall was the auctioneer.
Miss Daisy NJ, RI lck and DR.. John
White, ofBaltimorc, were quietly married
on Tue ,day evening at tie home ot Mr.
and MIS-. Norman l. kiling in Pc Air
Rev. d l.. Ennis formed the Ct reno ny.
Miss Jessie II. Williams, formerly of
Bel Air, was uic Of tie graduates OF the
Maryland Institute ot Arts and Designs
at the comm, II 'emcnt on Tuesday, and
L. her clas in the decorative art course.
Mr. Chark A. Bull, contractor, has
about completed remodeing the residence
of Mr.. John r. Farley, In Pei Air, by the
addition OF several rooms, bath and
porches, which is quite IN improvement
to the prentice.
The teachers and pupils of Highland
High School will hold a strawberry and
Ice cream festival on the school grounds
on Friday evening, June nth. 1t tic
weatt,r is unfavoIable it will be held
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Edward Temple, who was so
seriously injured by falling from scat
fold in Chester county about two weeks
ago, still les in critical condition in
West Chester Hospital. though he has
regained conscot srcss
-Childrens Day services will he held
at Nj Zion Methodist Episcopal Church
next Sunday at .rnoon, June 18th, at
3 80 O'Clock, and at the Pei Air M,tho-
dist Episcopal Church on Sunday even.
ing, June 18th, Mt 4 o'clock.
-Amus Nj. L. Church. culored, Of Bel
Air, which narrowly escaped obstruction
by fire recently, has been thoroughly re.
paiic ! and neat beliry erected for the
placing of bell, which adds grc ltly to
the ape lrance Of the building
"A sale of cakes, ice cream an | straw.
berries will be held in the store roomncxt
to the residence of Mr.. John S. Young.
Bel Air, this Friday evening, June 9th.
beginning at g O'Clock, under he auspices
of the Womans Guild Of Emmanuel
Church
"A Mr.. Tevis, Of Penns ylvania, preach.
ed by invitation ut Bethel Presbyterian
Church last Sunday and will fill the same
pulpit rcxt Sunday, with the possibility
that he may be called to fill the vacancy
caused by the recent res gnation Of Rev.
S. M. Ensle.
Hartford county papers have been re-
quested to mote the death Of Mrs. Mary
Frazier Amoss, wifi OF Mr.. Henry [
Amoss. at her resid,n'c in baltimore on
Sunday. aged rs years. Her funera'to"k
place on Wednesday nftc.n7oa intcrmcnt
being private.
A branch exter sion Of the Fallston
line of the Bel Air FL .ctr,c Comp my has
Just been completed to the residence Of
Professor ulclle, of Fal'ston, whose
hous,. barn and stable have been wirc d
complete for the us. Of electricity for
lighting and power.
MIR. George A. Cairncl. auctioneer.
sold at the Court House door on Mon.
day for account of Mr. II A. Whitaker,
trustee, the Benz amin l. Mason property,
containing fifty acres Of land, located
near Jarrettsville. for 81 400. Mr..
Edward Mason was the purchaser.
A-Miss Mary Monroe Harlan. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Harlan, Of
Bel Air, who IS student at Bryn Mawr
College. at the CONNIE nccmcnt exercises
held last Saturday was presented a
scholarship for excellence Of work during
the year. Miss Harlan is now home foi
the summer vacation.
Miss Mary Monroe Harlan. Stude nj
at Bryn Mawr School, Baltimore, enter
tanned thirteen of her classmates on Fri
day Of last week. After trip to the old
Booth property near Bel Air, they re
turned to her home "Inalcwood." wher,
a luncheon was served. The party wa