The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-07-14
Local oAffatrs.


at the home of Mrs. Robert f. Esley
on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o o'clock,
The Reformed Church. of Jackson.
willie, will hold their Children's Day
services on next Sunday evening, at
o'clock.
-Messrs. George Orem and Alfred
Schultz were ordained and installed as
Elders of the Franklinvile Presby terrain
Church last Sunday.
A series of revival services will be
held in the Mountain Christian Church
from July "a to August q. Rev. F. IL.
Scott. of Baltimore, will do the preach
les.
AT a meeting of the County Board of
Education on Monday, Mr.. Frank Davis,
of Street, was appointed County At.
tendance Officer, with salary of 5000
per annum.
Miss Carrie H. Wildt and Mr.. Chas.
s. Wilson, both Of Havre de Grace,
were married on Saturday evening at
Havre de Grace NJ. f.. Church, by Rev.
W. J. Meeks.
A meeting to organize the Boys
Corn Club Tour in the county will be
held on Monday evening at eight o'clock
in the County Agents office in the
Court House.
The u. ) Civil Service Commission
will conduct an examination on Satur-
day, August 18th. at Havre de Grace
and Bel Air to fill the position of rural
carrier at Perrymsn.
There will be an evening Of story
and song at Asbury M. f. Church. Jar
rettsville, Sunday evening. July 10th
Subject, His Mothers Sermon II
story by Ian Maclaren.
The County Board of Education
reports some twenty teachers attend
ing various summer schools. These
courses are of valuable aid to teachers
in their work during the year.
Hartford County papers are request
ed to note the death on July s of Mrs.
Laura V. T. Hoskins. widow of the
late Hiram C. Hoskins, aged 81 years.
Her funeral took place on Saturday.
Readers will note the advertisement
of st. Marks Church, at Fallston,
where arrangements are being made to
hold their annual tournament on the
grounds on Tuesday afternoon, July 25.
The body of man about As years
old and weighing $50 pounds recently
came ashore on the Chesapeake Bay near
Perryman. As no one claimed it, the
body was buried on the farm of Mr.. j.
A. Mount.
DIR. J. +. II. Gorsuch, Of Fork, will
address the Fallston Community Center
for the Country Church ut its regular
meeting July 18th at o'clock. This
meeting is AN especially important one,
end good attendance is desired.
NJ Messrs. W. +. Robinson 4 Co. +,
with the aid of 200 helpers. on We'd
nesday started canning 100 acres of
snap beans. This factory is located at
Watervale, and is the only one in the
county engaged in this line of canning.
At the recent election Of the Havre
de Grace Banking Il Trust Co, Mr..
Lee | Hecht was elected president,
succeeding the late Gen. Murray Vandl-
Yer. Mr.. Hecht. who is ~ years old.
is the youngest bank president in the
state.
The property of Mr.. John 7. Dibb,
located near Fulford, on the Church
vile road, containing 10 acres of land
with improvements. WAS offered at the
Court House door on Monday morning,
but withdrawn at the inadequate bid OF
$4,000.
Miss Helen Glenn Ayres, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ayres. of
Rocks, and Mr.. Charles K Calder were
married ut Highland Presbyterian
manse on Saturday evening by Rev. 5
l.. Irvine. Mr. and Mrs. Calder will
reside at Rocks.
Lieut.. Winfield Harvard, who was
unable to go with Company ID when IT
left Bel Air two weeks ago on account
of the extreme illness of his father, Mr..
]. W. Harvard. left for the border on
Sunday evening, his fathers health
having considerably improved.
Bel Air M. p. Charge, B. W. Kind
ley, pastor, Sunday, July 10th; Bel All
Sunday School 10; harvest service
(sheaves Of wheat decorating the church
to illustrate sermon) 10. 30 A. NJ. even
ing worship 8 T. NJ Mt. Carmal - Sun
day School 2; harvest service p. M.
Miss Annie Carly, who makes hel
home at the residence of Dr. rhoma,
II. Roberts, near Churchville. recently
saw u large blacksnake out on the lint
Of q tree making a hearty meal OF
young birds nesting there. Taking
rifle she soon landed him on the ground
dead
Mr.. and Mrs. b. j. Williams, o.
Darlington, gave delightful informa
entertainment to a number of thei
friends on Friday evening $40 wa
played, and later in the evening tn
company Joined in singing man,
old songs. Mrs. Snodgrass sung severa
solos.
Usage orange is being rapidly util
lied in the manufacture Of dyes. w
could well afford to donate to this pur
pose all the plants now used for fencinl
purposes, but we fear the chance is no
favorable. as the supply is said to b
abundant. As means of turning stoc
il 10 u bugbear and nuisance.
-Jarrettsville Grange added twenty
one new members to its roster ut II
Tuesday night meeting. among whor
were numbered Domestic Scienc
Demonstrator Miss Saville and Count
Agent, Mr.. Mclaughlin. Two of thes
new members took all four degrees q
their first trial, and the other ninetee
took the third and fourth degrees.
Active preparations are being mad
for the annual agricultural fair to
held at Fawn Grove August 8, 10 ar
Ii. Hartford cannot send as large
line of candidates IS she did last ye'
but she will send a lot of good farmer