The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-11-17
Local oAffairs

There will be Thanksgiving child
ren's service at Bethel Church.
Madonna, on Sunday morning, Novem-
Der 18th, at II o'clock.
Mr.. Charles b. Osborn has rendered
his resignation as assessor for Aberdeen
and Mr.. A. II. Osborn has been APP
pointed to succeed him.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Garrett
son Chapel will hold an oyster and meat
supper in McGuigan's Hail. Perryman,
on Friday, November oath.
"A bazaar and supper will be held in
the Sunday School room Of the First
Presbyterian Church, Bel Air. on Thurs
day evening. November, 23rd.
Mr.. John F. Chambers. the well
known impersonater, will be the attrac-
ton at the Lyceum Course entertain
ment in Highland Hall on Saturday even
ing.
The regular meeting Of the Church.
willie Grange announced for last Mon
day evening will be held next Monday
evening at the home >of Mr.. John
Divers.
The teacher and pupils Of Billings
lea School, will hold an oyster and meat
supper in the school house on Friday
evening, November "a. Proceeds for
benefit of school.
1.-The Scheuler property, located at
Mountain, WINS offered on Monday by
auctioueer C. C. Richardson, fnr Mr..
H. s. Carver, trustee, but withdrawn
at bid of $4,000.
The teacher and pupils Of High
Point school will hold box social for
the benefit of the school on Friday even
ing, November oath. IL stormy II will
be held on the next evening.
--Churchvile Odd Fellows have
broad smile on their faces these days,
and are thanking their friends for their
support of the recent bazaar which
brought 1925 into the treasury.
Mr.. William G. Jeffrey. of Bel Air,
whose critical illness was noted in last
weeks Egis, is considerably improved
and his physician has good hopes that
this improvement will continue.
-Jarrettsvilie Grange has arranged
for big bazaar to be held in co-opera-
ton with the Knights of Pythias in the
X. of p. Hall on the evenings Of No
vember % and 80 and December l.
A humorous correspondent writes
that our quotation. can apple day
keeps the doctor away" was often used
by a Berkshire County (Aassachusetts)
character, and that he added. "And an
onion day keeps everybody away"
The Darlington Grange at meet
ing held on Tuesday evening. November
l4th, elected one new member. The
first and second degrees Of the Order
were conferred upon new members by
thedegree team Of the Highland Grange.
!. The Hartford Grange will hold IN
open meeting in the /. o. o. F. Hall,
Upper X Roads. Friday evening. No.
vember a. There will be speaker
from Maryland Agricultural College,
also very interesting program will be
rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh 4. Dooley, Of
Cardiff, have issued invitations to the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Ina,
TO DIR. Frank |. Day, of Washington,
d C The wedding will take place at
the brides home on Thursday, Novem-
Der 23rd, at O'Clock.
4 -Messrs. Peery & Sitter have sold
10 Mr. C. W. Steuart, Of Virginia, for
account of Mr. Clarence NJ. Garvin, OF
Rising Sun, Cecil county. his 100 acre
farm for 5000 Mr.. Steuart Is a
brother Of Mr.. j. T. Steuart, of Thomas
Run, who now owns the Judge Waters
farm.
MIR. Frank f. Gorrell, formerly Of
Bel Air, but now residing at Washing
ton, writes from Seattle. where he 10
Temporarily on business trip. that
business generally out there 10 In fine
shape. He enaloses postal card show
ing q PROSTATE log fifteen feet In
diameter.
Bel Air M. p. Charge, Rev. r. W.
Kindly. pastor. Sunday, November 10
Bel Air, Sunday School, 10 A. M;
preaching, IL Am ; evening service. 7
O'Clock. MI Carmel Sunday School 2
and preaching s. P NJ. Union Chapel
Sunday School, 2 and revival services
7.3OP. NJ.
Miss Elizabeth Pauline Barto',
; daughter of Mrs Mamie Bartol and the
late George Bsrtol, and Mr.. George l.
Hsenn were married this friday
morning at st Philip and st. James
Church, Baltimore The bride is we'll
known in Upper Hartford where abe re-
sided for some time.
Tie managers Of the Ladies' Aid
Society of st Paul's Evangelical Church
near Perryman request US to say thai
the date for their oyster supper to be
held In McGuigan's hall lie this (Friday)
evening and Saturday, the 18th. no,
on the evenings Of November oath ant
25th, ~ previously advertised.
Mrs. Lydia A. Reckord, formerly Of
Bel Air. has issued Invitations to tn,
marriage Of her daughter, Miss Elsie
10 Mr.. Garland Cogbill Fitzgerald Thu
wedding will take place at the Fire
Methodist Episcopal Church. Baltimore
on Saturday evening. November 18th. a
6 o'clock. After = wedding journey tn
young couple expect to reside in Rich
mond, where Mr.. Fitzgerald is engages
In business.
Ion Saturday the habeas corpus cas-
of John Norton. Jack Regan. J.. r
Hester and Andrew Young, the allege
young auto Jacks" from Virginia. wa
taken mp before the Court and the prii
oners turned over TO the State Of Vii
ginia. When tirst arrested two of III
men agreed to go back to Virginia viii
out requisiuon papers, but later thei
companions persuaded them to stand 0
their rights.
Hartford Boys, as usual, show thu
they are hard to hold down. Youn
Paul Gsibreath. son of Mr.. John v
Z Gaibresth, OF Mill Green, has just take