The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-07-22
Local affairs.

has been appointed member OF the Bal
timore police force.
Mrs. Emma Finney has reconsideret
her determination To move the Bel All
Lunch Room from its present location.
The Willard W. c. T L will meet al
the home Of Mrs. ]. b. Scarborough. Jr.
at ADV. on Wednesday. July 81, at 2.3(
Pm.
The Forest Hill Farmers Club will
me t at the residence of Mr.. Il. s. Greve.
meyer. at Forest Hill on this Friday
evening.
John. the little four. year. old son OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. Richarl Dallam. has been
dangerously i'll this week but Is improved
rs we go to press.
The friends of MIR. Arch Wilson, Of
Pylcsville, who has been critically Ill will
be Pleased to | .arn that he is some what
improved at this time
Mr.. Joseph T. Deckman, of Bel Air.
has reated himself to thirty horse
power Stu1ebaker automobile. which he
received last Saturday evening.
Mr.. Butt IN Trimble. well known
resident of the Conowingo section, died
at his home of tuberculosis. He is sur.
vived by widow and five children.
Rev. +. h. Mills, associated with the
Anti Saloon League. will preach at the
Mountain Christian Church on next
Sunday morning. and at Ioppi in the
afternoon.
Miss Nina o. Cullum and Mr.. Oliver
P. Carr, both of Street. were married on
last Thursday at the Methodist Protts-
tant Church. Towson, by the pastor.
Rev. Herbert r. Wright.
The meml crs and friends Of Deer
Creek NJ. p. Church will hold an ice
cream ic ,tival in the grove opposite the
church, Thursday evening. July ~. II
stormy, the next fair evening.
BY the will of the late Charlie, Wolf,
filed for probat: 10 the Orphans Court.
all OF BIZ, property is let to his wife for
life, with remainder to his children who
may be living at the time of her death.
Miss Laura Belle Foard. of High
Point, gave delightful lawn party at
her home. "IIedgc Farm" on Tuesday
evening. A large number of friends were
present and all voted it delightful even
Ing.
-Evd, II e Exists that Tax Commits.
siontr Schley has been working over time
on the rush order Tor assessment blanks
which w,r. promised between the 18th
and Goth of May for they arrived here
Jeiterday.
\-Messrs. Edward NJ. Allen and ID.
Gilp'n Wilson, who operate the flint mill
at Conowingo, have installed n,w ma.
chinery So that they can grind the native
flint without first Turning it in kiln as
formerly.
DIR. Thomas ,ockham Baker, dirsc.
tor OF Tome School, is now travelling
among the univefsit eS of the Middle
West. Secondary schools like the Tome
are Indispensable to the success of uni.
versitits
Mr.. John u, Ran, ofabove the Rocks,
who has been alsrmingly III Of quinsy
was taken to Maryland hospital last
Sunday where DR.. Bay, formerly of iar
ford operated on him, giving much relief
He Is now improving.
ROLAND Barr, a youth of eleven, Of
Port Deposit, claims to have the honor
Of being the first boy tn swim the Sus
quehanna at that point. Barr swan
across the river, distance of "A mile and
n quarter in fifty minutes.
Rev. {. G Wolf, of Columbus. Ohio,
will be installed by Rev. J. +. Mueller, OF
Baltimore. at St. PAUL. Lutheran Church.
Perryman, Sunday, July oath, at ? 30
=. M. an at Trinity Lutheran Church,
Ioppa, July 3lst, at 2 30 L. M.
The Texas Company has leased lot
on Iuniata street, liavre de Grace, on
which To build several storage tanks for
petroleum and gasoline, from which they
will supply this section of the country
Mr.. |. {. Brown will be the manager.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
historical Society of Hartford County
will be held in its room ia the Court
House, Bel Air. Saturday morning, July
%, at II O'Clock. All persons interested
In the work OF the society are invited to
attend.
The second Of the four large dances
to be given by the Hartford Boat Club
during the season took place on the
grounds last Saturday. 1t is estimated
that at least hundred persons were
present and all seemed to have n delight.
full evening,
Miss Alma McCommons, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert McC ommons, who
are related to the family Of the same
name in he second district, died at the
home of her erandp arents, Mr.. and Mrs
lanes Aaerton. at Della. Baltimore coun.
ty, on Saturday, afer short illness, aged
Fl years.
Mr.. John Archer who for the past
si1 months has been engaged in the
lumber business In Belhaven, North
Carolina. has bought the James II.
Brown farm containing about fifty acres
lying near Bleak Height school house