The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-09-29
Local oAffatrs.


day sold the Herman Walbeck property
of rs acres located in the fourth district
to Mr.. Adam Walbeck for $500.
The next regular meeting Of Forest
Hill Grange will be held Friday evening.
October 9Th. There will be a special
outside speaker and refreshments will
be served.
Mr.. H. 8. Carver. trustee, on Mon
day offered the James Trundle property
located on Broadway. but withdrew 1t
at bid of $500. Mr.. J. W. Mccall
was the auctioneer.
I-Mr. A. B. Twining, Of Forest Hill,
ts busily engaged cutting what he con-
siders his banner crop Of corn. twenty
acres of which he believes will turn out
over twenty barrels per acre.
The Farmers and Merchants Co.
operative Association. Of Dublin, will
hold its first annual supper at the old
Dublin schoolhouse on October 9th and
7th. The public is cordially invited.
The Fallston Community Center for
the Country Church will hold its regular
meeting Friday, October 9Th, at 8
o'clock. Miss Saville will be present to
organize q Girls Camp Fire Club.
Mr.. James J. Archer. trustee, has
sold the Heaps property. occupied by
Mr., J. Granville Heaps. located at High
land. to Mr.. Jerome Heaps for SIS, S25.
The sale included the store stand at
Highland
Miss Elsie Spring Mccain, daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs. Wilbur Mccain.
and Mr.. II. C. Hood, Of Baltimore,
were quietly married in New York City
September 9th. After trip North
they will reside in Baltimore.
Miss Eva c. Bowman. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowman. Of near
Bel Air, and Mr.. Daniel l. Calwell. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Calwell, form
erly of Bel Air, were quietly married
at Towson on Saturday evening.
Albert NonemAker, Jr., the eight
month"; ld son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Nonemaker, Of Baltimore. died at the
home Of bis parents on Friday. Funeral
services were held on Sunday, interment
being in Greenmount Cemetery.
Don't forget Tuesday is registration
day. Every good Democrat should
register promptly. IL you wait until
the second day something may keep you
from registering and thus you will lose
your vote this fall. Democrats do your
duty.
Mr.. E. Lester Ballard, Of Balti
more, one Of the leading workers. in the
Billy Sunday meetings. will speak in
Grace NJ. P. Church Sunday evening at
2 O'Clock. This early hour is necessary
that the speaker may return to Balti-
more.
BY an accident the date in one OF
Webster. Wadsworth and McCormick's
advertisements Of their big COW sale was
run last week as Monday, September
rs, the day the sale was originally
scheduled to take place. The sale will
be held next Monday as may be seen by
their advertisements elsewhere.
-Messrs. Archer g. Lee have pur-
CHASED Appleton's old livery stable To-
Gated on Main Street on private terms,
and expect to convert it into an up-to-
date garage Immediately. Workmen
are already busy making the contem'
plated changes. This firm has the
local agency for Buick, Dodge and Ford
cars.
Master Charles Richardson. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Richardson, broke
q small bone in his left arm at the elbow
on Friday while playing basketball at
the Bel Air school. The fracture was
Immediately reduced by Drs. Charles
Richardson and Hugh Bradley and now
the youngster hopes to soon be able to
enter the game again.
A handsome big 0ldsmobile was de-
stroyed on Archer's hill. near Bel Air,
on Wednesday morning by blaze
which started from "back firing Mr..
M. C. Davis, of Baltimore. who owned
the machine, burnt his hands consider
ably while attempting to extnguish the
flames. Unfortunately he allowed the
insurance on the car to lapse about ten
days ago.
T-Mr. d. ID. Waters, Of Bel Air, was
badly shaken up and bruised on Sunday
night when the double tree Of bis wagon
broke and his young horses jerked him
over the dashboard While driving near
Churchville he pulled too far over to
pass an automobile and struck cul-
vert. Startled by the noise the horses
plunged forward and freed themselves
from the vehicle.
A Wilson, Marshall. Lewis and
Talbot Club was organized at Jarretts-
willie on Saturday evening last by elect
ing George A. Cairnes, president;
Charles Devoe. secretary and James A.
Phillips, treasurer. The next meeting
will be held next Saturday evening.
September 80. in the Knights Of Pythias
Hall ct 8 o'clock. All Democrats in the
precinct should become members and
help TO boost the ticket
" During the thunderstorm on Friday
night lightning struck Mr.. Thomas
Phillips barn, near Hess, and IL was
q1ickly destroyed by fire. After knock
ing = large part of the roof off the
building the bolt jumped to q nearby
wire, ran across the road. and finally
tore large hole in the earth. The
loss OF the building was covered by in
surance with Mr.. Charles H. Reed. but
eighteen tons Of hay which were de-
stroyed were uninsured.
Justice Cooley, on Saturday, fined
Mr.. d. N. Thomas, ofJarrettsyille, five
dollars and costs for not having
license tag on the rear Of his truck.
The same afternoon Mr.. Cooley impos-
cd fine Of twenty FIVE dollars and costs
on Frank J. Rogers, of New York, for
exceeding the So mile an hour speed
limit. Rogers Is chauffeur for Mr..
Lynch an intimate friend Of President
Wilson and representative from the
Northwest on the National Democratic
Campaign Committee. Mr.. Lynch took