The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-07-21
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Deputy Sheriff. Sheridan On Monday
night arrested William j, Lamb, OF
Fallston. for drunken and dlSoTd, rly
conduct around the rhllr"ad station.
I've was tsken before justice Lewis D.
Williams ON Tuesday and fined 81 10
costs.
Bel Air M. Z, Charge. Rev. Is. W.
Kindley, pastor. Sunday. July 23rd.
Providence Sunday School. $50 A. M,
Preaching, 10. 30 A. NJ. Union Chapel -
Sunday School, 2 y. M, Preaching, 3
p M. Bel Air Sunday School, 10 ~.
M. Evening Worship, I. NJ.
Invitations have been issued to the
approaching marriage of Miss Agnes
Lois Reaser, of Jenkint0wn. Pa, to
Mr.. shannon Cabell Wallace The
wedding will take place ON August 18th.
Miss Reaser is well known in this com
munity where she visited several years
ago.
bert heypurn' VINO operates f. W.
rupert iarh' Lower oNiolu' mas d
buhch OF rare p'r"s ne 'o"''u III All o''
chestnut Tree OH 'he ia''h' "es 'o'N
IKE cross pe'"ee'' mummy ''"''u
owl anu ~ Dat All" "o''ouy WIN ms ye'
seen theh mas peeh hp'e u ha'''e 'he'r
species oNf"Rp PRESS
Mira. John A. W. Richardson and
son are Su'h'he''nR ~ WITS ha"ie'''e
norwood poArulhg mousse III ne' A'''
whiie mr' h'ehar"So'' """ ~ 'eu'en-
ant on MAJOR NJ n. neeNo'n H'"''' "
now al the 'front.' Mr.. N'enaruS"i' ms
ior some ''h'e peeh coh''ec'eu WIN '"e
u - Immigration service
A $3.50 prize was recently awarded
Capt. Philip M. Spencer by number
OF men from the Concentration Coal Co.,
"ho oiereu Tue purse " ''e R"''e ''o'''
"hose poa' tue 'aikeS' us" WINS '""s"t
this SEASON. mr. no'heo Aora"a'hs ""u
the honor OF taxing the largest "S' o'
the year, Its weight beihg Zab POUNDS
t-Belated farmers are now busy with
/unharvested hay and wheat, the latter
being harvested later than can be re-
called within the memory of man. Had
not improved weather prevailed this
week much of the latter would have
been lost. As 1t ia, shattering ana
dampness VIII both hgure IN cutting
down the crops value
Mr.. W. wilson Galbreath, OF
youngstown, o., is visiting his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. a. +. Galbreath, of Oar
lington, and his friends and relatives
throughout Hartford. Mr.. GalbreHth
made the trip East in his runabout. anc
does not show in his appearance any
i'll effects from the strenuous life the
iron business has for some time impos
Gu up"" MI o''eAseu III W.
Two young men apparently IRON
the back woods spurted INTO town OF
Wednesday. laid aside their motol