The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-07-07
Local affairs.

mar ried the latter part of last week.
The Wesleyan Chapel Aid Society
will hold lawn fete on the lawn of T..
ID. Miller on the evening of July l4th.
The Churchvile Grange will meet
at the home of Mrs. J. c. llagey James
on Monday evening. July 10th, at :
o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Donahoo, of Aberdeen.
was rendered surprise on the anniver
sary of her seventy ninth birthday by
her children.
Miss Miriam H. Little. of Little
field" near Belcamp is taking Especial
course at the Johns Hopkins University
Summer School.
The Susquehanna W. C. T. IT,. will
meet at the home of Mr.. S. A. Hughes
on the evening of July 18th. Rev J.
S. Hawkins will deliver an address.
The monthly cake sale Of the
Woman's Guild of Emmanuel Church
will be held at Mrs. Edward II. ID.
Pue's. broadway, on Saturday, July s,
at4P. M.
There were five bidders for Cecil
county's $40, 900 of five per cent. county
bonds and the whole batch was awarded
to Nelson, Cook 4 Co, brokers. Of Bal
timore, at l06 II.
J I,,l, h.. al
law fixes a barrel at three bushels,
while barrels used in the sale of fluit
should contain 1906 quarts, with II fine of
$500 or imprisonment for it, violation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gibson. of
Havre de Grace, have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Florence c. Gibson. to Mr.. Frederick
II. Wiemert, of Danbury, Conn. The
wedding will take place in July.
Z Mr.. T. +. Mclaughlin, our newly
appointed County Agricultural Agent,
was "A welcome visitor at our office on
Monday and talked enthusiastically of
his coming work He expects to move
his family to Bel Air at an early day.
The position held by Mr.. Clinton
Reckord in our State Militia having
been abolished when our men were
mustered into the volunteer service of
the United States, Mr.. Reckord was
directed to return to Bel Air and hold
himself subject to further orders.
A guess social will be given by
class No. of Calvary M. +. Church.
Jarrettsville, on the church lawn. Thurs
day evening, July 10. An interesting
and delightful program will be rendered
at p. M, silver offering. Ice cream
and candy on sale. Cake given away.
-Messrs. J Edwin Webster and W
Beatty Harlan, trustees, sold at the
Court House door on Monday morning,
the Gu lum property located near
Calvary, as follows: the cider mill
property of one fifth acre to George
Cullum for $50; and the ~ acres ndjoin-
ing with improvements to Harry W
Cullum for $1,000.
Mrs. J. W. Maslin, Of Havre de
Grace, recently tripped over board
lying in the cellar of her home and fell,
fracturing her right hip. She was hnr.
ried to the hospital where she WAS made
m comfortable rs possible. DIR. William
s. Baer, of Baltimore, will be called IN
consultation, and it is thought an opera.
ton will be necessary.
-- Rel Air NJ. p. Charge. Rev. B. W.
Kindley. pastor. Sunday, July 9th.
Providence Sunday School, 8 30; llar-
vest Services, church decorated with
sheaves of wheat and appropriate ser
mon, 10. 30 A. NJ Union Chapel Sun
day School and Harvest Service similar
to the one above stated 3 p. VI. Bel
Air Sunday School 10 A. NJ. and
Preaching Service, p. NJ.
The Maryland State Board of Fix
aminers of Nurses has announced a
long list Of newly trained nurses, in
GLIDING among others Miss Serena w.
Selfe, Of Darlington The trained nurse
in recent years has become so essential
in the sick room that she enters into
sharp competition with the physician in
the value of her services to the patient.
Probably either would be badly off
without the co. cooperation of the other
For a variety of reasons this has
proved to be an inoppOrtune time to
promote the auction sale of town lots
and small farms. On Monday many
people were in town, the band made
merry, the crowd was gay and the auc-
tioneer attractive, but there were no
buyers. Only one buyer made pur
chase at a nominal price. after which
the sale was called off and the buyer
paid handsome fee to relinquish his
bargain.
The Susquehanna W. c. T. L., met
on Thursday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Sheridan. of Car
sins Run. with Il large attendance and
four new members added to the roll.
Revs. Cain and Hastings being present.
Officers were elected for the coming
year, headed by Mrs. W S. Walker,
president. After Il very enjoyable
meeting it adjourned to meet at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Hughes on
the evening Of July 18th. when Rev. |.
S. Hawkins, of IIavre de Grace, will
deliver an address.
Mr.. Arthur j. Tholl and ak men
companions set lively pace on the Bel
Air road last Saturday afternoon a. they
sped along towards Atlantic City to
the tune of forty-three miles an hour,
but unfortunately for them Automobile
Commissioner Bauchman was also try
ing the road to see how well the law
was being observed, so he politely in
troduced himself to the crowd and es.
corted them to Bel Air Justice Cooley
did the rest and they left town with
about $50 less spending money for the
next day. The Commissioner continued
his inspection run across the Susque-
hanna and down the length of the
Peninsula.
Residents Of Kent county, expect.
ally those living in an Incorporated town
like Chestertown. are finding the owner.
ship of property to be Il pretty heavy