The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-04-28
Local oAfatrs.


Howard A. and Susie Kelly. OF
Dozens Corner, have made deed OF
trust To jacob A Doxen.
- Ida +. and W Earle Fulton have
been appointed administrators of the
estate of William II. Fulton.
The Honey Boy Minstrels, of Balti-
more, will give An entertainment in tie
W. c. T. T. Hall at Forest Hill on Fri
day. May 18th.
The Governor William Psca Chap
ter, d. \. r.. will give subscription
card party at the new Armory, Tuesday,
May 2nd, ut 3 F. NJ.
Rev ?. NJ. Snodgrass has accepted
the pastorate of JoppA Christian church
and will hold the first services Sunday,
April Both, at 3 30 and p NJ.
A recital, The Servant in the
House." will be given by Prof. Sidney
S. Handy in the X of z. Hall, Jarretts-
vile, on Tuesday, May 9th, at +. NJ.
Mr.. Richard r. Hopkins, of Havre
de Grace. through his attorney Mr.. A.
A. Piper, of Towson, has filed petition
for n divorce from his wife Alva NJ.
Hopkins.
Elder J. G. Eubanks, of Newark,
Delaware, will preach at the Old School
Baptist Meeting House next Sunday
morning at IL. 30 o'clock, and on Satur-
day at 2 o'clock.
Mr.. Lyle Crissman, of Gettysburg,
Pa, spent the Easter holidays with his
sister, Miss Maude Crissman. principal
of the Commercial Department of the
Bel Air High School,
Mrs. Horne, of Syracuse, N. Y,
and Miss Solaini. of Trenton. N, }
will render a duet ut the morning and
evening service on Sunday ut the
Churchvile Presbyterian Church
DR.. and Mrs Thomas A. \-hby, Of
Baltimore, have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Sue Sey.
mour Ashby, to Mr.. Aiphonsu T. Robin.
son, sOn Ol W.T.. anu "Ts. W. T.. iNoblu-
son. of Bel Air.
The annual stockholders meeting Of
the Fireside Permanent Building Assoc
citation will he held at the hartford Bank
next Monday evening; stockholders
should make an effort to attend and see
how their savings are handled.
A large donation party, made up of
the members and friends of the Bel Air
Methodist Episcopal Church, called at
the parsonage on wednesday, evening
and gave their pastor, Rev, W G. Nc
Kenney, and his wife pleasant sur
prise.
Hartford County papers are request
ed to note the death of Mrs Hannah
Bellingham on Inst Friday, in her S2nd
year. Her funeral took place on Mon
day from the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. c. +. lloopman IN Baltimore, inter.
ment in Spesutia cemetery, Perryman.
The regular meeting of the School
Board will be held on Tuesday, May 2nd,
instead of Wednesday, This change
hes been made in order that the Super
intendent may attend very important
conference Of County superintendent
ih Baltimore on Wednesday, and Thurs
day.
Y Hartford women should not fail to
ATTEND meeting to be held by the
Women's Section Of the Maryland
League for National Defense in the
Lyric, in Baltimore. on next Tuesday
evening. Mrs } Edwin Webster and
Mrs. Bertram Stump have been named
as vice presidents from Hartford county.
1t is reported that the Smedley
house, in Towson, destroyed by fire
few weeks ago, will be rebuilt in the
fall. Such house may be successful
as an apartment house or for the ne
commodatiOn of summer hoArders. but
il is too close to Baltimore to live other
than precarious existence as irregular
hotel
The Forest Hill Grange p. of II.
VIII "o'u III" "Pe" "''et'"H !" t'e va"
re''o" I'"'' oh '"e evening VI MAY
o'h NJ w. u WHIT" 'l' Pu",'' -
co'"'"''S "'N,'eu' ne SPr"N'IH VI '"'
evening will be Miss Prtrhett, on
home ECONOMIES anu PROFESSOR
Schmltz, on the SUBJECT OF 'onhty
Agent"
\
4 As Indicated last week battalion
OF United states art'lIefymen WIN camp
near bel AR on MAY 4th' ms detach-
ment when is composed OF loo men,
3fo horses, 80 gun carriages ana !"
wagons, VIII make the trip from Fort
Myer, Va, where 1t Is no" stationed to
Tobyhannh. Pa, and there engage IN
special maneuvers. During their stay
IN town baseball team representing
the soldiers VIII play the bel AR team
I'm 1864 gentleman living in Cecil
county, withdrew his savings from the
Eutaw savings Bank OF Baltimore, eX
cept he left balance of eleven cents
so rs not to formally close the account.
Recently he found that tins balance had
grown to three dollars and seventy eight
cents, all OF which goes to show how
valuable Is the saving habit, not only