The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-06-17
Local affairs.


m mrsr was elected tn. city council.
The Board of Supervisors of Electric
met at their office on Mon lay and revi:c
the list of registers for the coming yeat
On account of inclement weather tn
Children's Day service at Centre Nj. L
Church was postponed until Sunda
morning. June 10
VOL Tuesday Judge VanBibtcr sen
fenced Mollie Flea.ing, convicted o
receiving stolen goods. to two Jcirs il
the House Of Correction.
The laying Of the cornerstone of tn,
new Mountain Christian Church will
take place next Sunday afternoon, Jun,
10Th, at 3 o'clock, with Mas ionic cere
monies.
Mr. Howard Proctor has been ap
pointe ju 'tice Of the pace to serve in
the vicinil OF Delta. vice JohnO Stearns
deceased, an has already received his
commission.
Stephen IL. Presl ury, respected
colored man of near Bagley, died on
Thursday oi last week, aged SO years.
His funeral took place on Saturday at
Mountain colored church.
Mr.. John Lloyd. of Cardiff. and Miss
Sarah Lloyd. of Gatch,l.Vil'e. Pa. were
married on Wedrc 'iay afternoon at the
PAYS II age of Cambria Methodist Pro.
testant Church by Rev, MIR. Sites.
The Childrcn's Day service ofWi liam
Waters Memorial Church, which were
to have been held next Sunday evening,
June 10Th. have been postponed until
Sunday evening. June Goth at s o'clock
Mr.. Noble l.. Mitchell. trustee, on
Monday sold at the Court House door.
the building located at Level, used for n
store stand and Red Mems Lodge room
for 5000. Mr.. Harry S. Carver was the
purchaser.
MIR. Joseph T. Re ,kman, finding him.
self unable to accept the positi IN of tax
assessor. thereby became eligible to act
as Town COMMISSIONS, to which posi-
ton he was recently cleCtc ! and has
qualife rS such.
TIL closing day exercises at Calvary
scho d will be held Friday, June 2ttb, at
SIP. Nj Among the features of interest
will be a drll, pay entitled "Gos Sip"
an address on educaI On by a Hopkins
grsdua'e. and mi sic.
-Childrtn's Day services will he held
at Grac: NJ 4. Church South. Ahtrdeen.
on Sunday evening next, June 10Th at
o'clock. This service was postponed
from first Sunday in Juns on account OF
unfavorabc weatlcr.
A license WI isuc in Baltimore on
Wedn,s lay for IN marriage Of the well.
known attorney. Mir Chlrlcs II. Mac.
Nabb, of the Bel Air bar. tn Miss Nrnie {.
Wcitzr'l, OF Baltimore. The ceremony
took place on I hIrsday.
Judge Vanl'ibb,r, who cindi 'position
was noted last week is some what I'M
proved and was in his office for short
time on Monday He will leave at All
early day for a brief trip - OIL Point
Co Mort and later will probahly take a
seav voyage.
The commencement exercises OF Oar.
Iipaton High School will ic held in the
town h al, Darlington, On Friday even
ing, June 9th at 4 O'Clock. Addresses
will he given by thu Benztown Bard. of
Baltimore. and Rev. II. Blocher, Of
Dayton, Ohio.
The stockholders Of the Ilavre dc
Grace Banking and Trust Compay have
organized by clecting Isaac Hecht, presi-
dent; Murray Nandi,cr, first vice. pttsi-
dent; James {. Parker, second vice presi-
dent, and A. llamlin Carver, cashier,
secretary and treasurer.
The Aberic N Rase Bnlltcam is doing
itself proud this season with Bonnct in
the box. Ga Saturday they Hcit I" Ok.
ford where they Gle ined 4 the local team
with sore of 3 to .. Bennett doing
Ii, best pitching AID Aberdeen earning
It's winning run in the ninth inning
The Deer Creek Farmers Club will
meet Saturday, June 18th, at Home
land" the residence of Mr.. W. Beatty
Harlan, mar Chrrchville. Til: subject
for discussion Is ITO what extent Is the
intensive cultivation Of our standard
crops profitable p Roll call at 3 O'Clock.
Owing to inclemcncy OF weather.
Chill irens Day service AT Edge wood was
postponed until next Sunday evening,
June 10. The festival held in Edgewood
hall last Friday and Saturday evenings,
notwithstanding unftvorablr weather,
proved sue ,css, the net proceeds being
sixty dollars.
The fifth annual commencement OF
Greenwood ,hool will he he'd Saturday.
Iune %, in the W. {. T T. Hall at Full.
ford at \ o'clock The address to the
graduating class will lc giSeh by the
Rev. Thomas " heeler. Ticketsof admis'
sion can be obtained at Mr.. Harward's
store. Fulford.
The CONNIE ncement exercises OF Ter
rgman school " he held Friday evening,
Iune %, in the Town Hall at fcrryman.
DR.. Tomas Stcckham Baker, OF Tome
Institute, will deliver the address. The
ara luatin class consists Of NJ l'scs Mai
and Cora Mitchell and Mcssrs Orc Ford
and Wilson EoRis
Among the graduates OF the state
Normal School last week were the follow
ing from Hartford county: Misses Mil
dred Bilingslcy, Of iiavre de Grace; Gree
A Gibson. of Fallston Elsie Armstrong
of Aberdeen; Lucille Knight and Eliza
beth knight, of Darlington, and bessie
Schapiro, Of Bel Air.
At tn, commencement exercises o
Western Maryland COLLEGE On Wednes
day, Miss Laura Belle Foard, OF fnfcS
Hill, had the distinguished honor OF he
ing the female vsl-dictorian OF her class
Among the male graduates were Messrs
William X. Wiley and William D. Upton
both OF Jarret;sville.
Mr. Joseph T D,ckmhn. recently ap
pointed district tax assessor for thethirt
d,strict has found hims eli unable to accep
the sane because the work is being beRul
so late that ii would seriously interior
with later imperative private busircs