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August 21, 1874
The Aegis & Intelligencer
Bel Air, Harford County, Maryland
What is this article about?
Successful amateur concert at Bel Air Court House on Friday night last week, attended by over 250 people, raises $125 for Emmanuel Church rectory repairs. Performers include ladies from Baltimore, Philadelphia, and locals, with gentlemen assistants.
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The Concert in Bel Air.-The amateur concert in the Court House on Friday night of last week was a most gratifying success to all concerned. Upwards of two hundred and fifty persons were present, the net proceeds amounting to about $125. The ladies who took part in the affair were Misses Carrie B. and Juliet Evans; Misses Betty and Mary Gover—and Miss Ella May—all of Baltimore; Miss Whitmer, of Philadelphia; Misses Mary Fulton, Lucy Jacobs and Lily McComas; and Mrs. J. M. Streett and Mrs. Daniel Scott, of this county. The gentlemen assisting were S. Archer of Jno., John A. Fulton and Mr. Block. The details of the concert were admirably arranged and carried out and the singing was excellent. The proceeds are to be devoted to repairing the rectory of Emmanuel Church, Bel Air.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
Social Manners
What keywords are associated?
Amateur Concert
Bel Air
Charity Event
Emmanuel Church
Rectory Repairs
What entities or persons were involved?
Carrie B. Evans
Juliet Evans
Betty Gover
Mary Gover
Ella May
Miss Whitmer
Mary Fulton
Lucy Jacobs
Lily Mccomas
J. M. Streett
Daniel Scott
S. Archer Of Jno.
John A. Fulton
Mr. Block
Where did it happen?
Bel Air Court House
Story Details
Key Persons
Carrie B. Evans
Juliet Evans
Betty Gover
Mary Gover
Ella May
Miss Whitmer
Mary Fulton
Lucy Jacobs
Lily Mccomas
J. M. Streett
Daniel Scott
S. Archer Of Jno.
John A. Fulton
Mr. Block
Location
Bel Air Court House
Event Date
Friday Night Of Last Week
Story Details
Amateur concert successfully raises about $125 with over 250 attendees; proceeds for Emmanuel Church rectory repairs; performers from Baltimore, Philadelphia, and local county.