The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-10-13
Local oAffairs.

MIR. William N. McComas began |
sssess the property located in the tow
Of Bel Air on Wednesday.
Mo. w. Worthington Hopkins, q,
torney, has sold the Joseph Youn
property at Csss fuckers corner
MeComas Bros.
MIR. James B. Luckey has tendere
his resignation as assessor for tn
Fourth district. his successor has no
been appointed.
Rev. Harold F. Pellegrin. Of Church
vile. will deliver q rally day address q
Union Chapel, near wilma. Sunda!
afternoon at 8 o'clock.
The regular monthly meeting Of tn
Bel Air W. C. 7. u, will be held at tn
home Of Mrs. Samuel James Wednesday
October 18th, at 8 p. N.
--Mra. Wallace Broumel has purchas
cd the residence on Broadway which
she has occupied for several years from
Mrs. J. Royston Sitter.
Mrs. Fred Tucker, Of Forest Hill
entertained q houseparty Of about Z
dozen Of her girl friends Of Baltimore
on Saturday and Sunday last.
AT the recent public sale held BY
Mrs. Mamie G. Swartz, auctioneer 1.
w. Thompson secured Q bona fde bid Of
'$2D6 for grandfather's corner clock.
Mr.. A. o. Richardson. of near Bel
Air, was compelled to kill a valuable
work horse q few days ago because II
had contracteds serious case Of cstarrb.
by the Comptroller's October ap-
portionment Of the public school fund
Hartford County will receive for running
schools IS. 1876 and for free books
81, 1s4.Ss.
Governor Harrington has appointed
Miss Daisy Archer notary public.
Miss Archer held this Office during the
latter part of Gov. Goldsborough's ad-
ministration.
The Democratic meeting TO be held
at Havre de Grace next Monday even
ing has been called off, the meeting to
be held there or OF Aberdeen later, due
notice Of which will be given.
The County Commissioners on Mon
day appointed Mr.. s. NJ. Kahoe clerk
TO the supervisors Of assessors at SIS
per month. beginning October 10th. and
lasting during the assessment.
Hog cholera has again invaded Har-
ford, several cases having appeared In
the vicinity of Edgewood and Level.
Several hundred hogs were lost in the
county last fall by this disease.
DIR. d. H. Kern will preach in CAL
vary Church, Jarrettsville, next Sun
day. October 18th, at n. M. The
business session Of the Third Quarterly
Conference will be held Monday the
18th. at 10 A. NJ.
Commencing on Sunday revival SER
vices will be held at Mt. Tabor Churt b
by the pastor. Rev. G W. Sheridan.
The revival services which have just
closed at Deer Creek Church resultt d
In thirteen conversions.
On motion of Mr.. p. H. Close, Mr..
John M. Richardson, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. 8. Richardson, Of Bel Air was
admitted to the local bar on Monday.
Mr.. Richardson Is at present connected
with the Maryland Casualty Company.
Prof. Walter Gale. Of Baltimore
City College. will deliver an illustrated
address In Grace Mp. Church. Bel Air,
Sunday evening ct 7 O'Clock. He will
draw series Of pictures In the pres
sncs Of his audience illustrating his I'D.
dress.
DIR. Norman L. Kisling has sold his
attractive business on Main street, Bel
Air, known rs the Korner confectionery.
70 Mr.. Ruskin Warren, of Darlington,
and will devote oil his energy TO his
drug store. Mr.. Warren will take pos-
session In few days.
The Chairman Of the Democratic
State Central Committee has announc-
cd that the County Mass meeting for
Hartford will be held In Bel Air on the
night Of Tuesday. October "a. The
visiting speakers will be Congressman
Talbot, Lewis and Helm.
The many friends Of Mr.. Ross Cam
eron, who Is frequent visitor to Bel
Air, learned with regret few days
since that he was seriously III with APP
pendicitis. A successful operation was
performed at the Union Protestant In
Urinary and he 10 now on the road to
recovery.
The evening session Of the joint
convention Of Christian Endesvor and
Epworth League announced for 9th
instant will be held In the Bel Air
Armory as the audience will doubtless
more than I'LL any Of the churches. The
two organizations are arranging fine
program for the occasion.
State Forester Beslev. in q public
letter, calls attention to the desirability
of planting forest and roadside shade
trees In the fall rather than in the
spring, and states that the State For
estry Board has large number 10 dis
pose Of In this way at cost. which ID
little more than nominal.
Bel Air NJ. P. Charge. Rev. B. W.
Kindley, pastor. Sunday. October Is.
Providence Sunday School $50, Rally
Day Exercises 1890 A. M: Reviva
Services. 7.45 P. M. Union Chapel
Sunday School 2. Rally Day Services
p. Nj Bel Air-Sundsy School 10 A.
NJ; Evening Services. Z o'clock.
Mrs. William NJ. Ellicott. of Balti
more, will address the just Government
League at the Country Club on FRIDAY
afternoon Mt $50, on the subject o.
equal suffrage. Mr.. ). A.. Shriver will
take mp the matter OF . communit,
center with the same audience. Tel
will be served by members Of the league
--Lawler, the Chicago man says o
last weeks market Fat cattle Of goo
kind sold higher than any week thi
year. This means that they were high
or than any time in the market Man.
fat steers went over the scales fror
$40. rs 10 $1I.35." Good medium stock