The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-03-03
Local oAffalrs.

Hospital.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Woman's Civic Club will be held at
the Bel Air Country Club on Tuesday,
March 9TH, at 3 7. NJ.
The Young Peoples Society OF
Magnolia church will give play 1.-The
Fascinating Fanny Brown" in Magnolia
Hall, on FRIDAY evening, March 10th.
Miss Margaret Glatfelter and MIR.
Dale Bosserman, both of York, Pa,
were married on Saturday at Grace M.
z. parsonage, Bel Air, by Rev. b. w.
Kindley.
On account Of unavoidable circum-
stances it has been found necessary to
postpone the meeting of the Second
Hartford Cow Testing Association until
\ Saturday, March II.
N-Mr. David L. Hanway has purchas-
eethe building now known AS the Busy
Moon Picture Parlor, on Main street,
Bel Air. and expects to open hard
ware store IN the near future
v Many people are anXiously enqulr-
Sng why last week was the shortest in
the year: the solution of the problem is
simple if they will bear in mind that on
that week Sunday lBlIIyD came. on
Saturday
Y MIR. Wilmore Armstrong, of Mag
Rolia, announced last week rs one of
the newly appointed Justices of the
Peace, asks US to say that under no
circumstances would he accept the al-
pointment
The many friends of Miss Dora
johnson, whose serious illness was
noted sometime since, will be greatly
gratifed to learn that she has sufficient
~ recovered to be able to return to her
home near Sharon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Munnlk-
huysen, of near Bel Air, have announced
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Catherine Howard, to Mr.. James W.
Lyon, of WesterOgle McDonOgh, Md.
The wedding will take place in April.
Through the courtesy OF Senator
John Walter Smith we have received II
large supply of flower and garden seed
from the department of agriculture,
which We will be- glad to distribute to
any Of our readers who will call to re-
ceive them.
Hartford county papers are request
ed to note the death of Mrs Sophia
MacFadden, who died at the home Of
her nephew. in Baltimore, on Tuesday,
aged 10 years Here funeral took place
on Thursday, interment at Rock Run
tM f. Cemetery.
" Sheriff K 5 Atkin on Wednesday
threw open the doors of his popular
hosiery to receive guest after having
been without any patrons for II week.
Our Maynard citizens evidently realized
it WAS time for the Sheriff to do his
spring house cleaning.
The yacht Lynn which was owned
by Dwight Mallory. of Baltimore, who
was drowned oil the Su-quehnnna flats
last fall, has been purchased by Cap.
tain Charles Bdile. of North East. Nd.
Mr. Mallory's body was found on Wed
nesday after search of several months.
i In order that all our readers may
keep in close touch with Billy Sunday 8
great religious campaign in Baltimore
during the next six weeks we have ar
ranged for series of weekly stories
on the subject The first iHstHllment
will be found on our front page this
issue.
Mrs. Ellen F. Latrobe, widow of
the late +, G.. Latrobc, died at her home
in Baltimore on Sunday and was buried
in Greenmount Cemetery on Wedne sday.
Her son, Mr.. j Ferd LatroDc, lives in
Hartford. having purchased the old
Michael pue farm about two miles soI'n
of Bel Air
The sale on Tuesday, February %,
at the farm of j. Ross Scarborough,
was well attended The day was
splendid and good prices were realized.
The cows brought from $40 for hefer
to $lOi for COW. Other stock and
farming implements brought CORES
p)nding prices. Delta Herald.
i Mr. \ Ray Francis, of Baltimore,
and Miss Mary } Chaone. of Church
vile, took their friends by surprise by
announcing that they were quietly
married in Wilmington, bel, on the
25th of last October. After receiving
the congratulations Of their friends the
happy couple left for Palm Iieach,
Florida, to enjoy their belated honey
moon.
N-Mr. John Clugston. manager #
the White IIall Paper Mill, was whired
to his death IL few days since when he
became entangled in n rapidly revolving
fly wheel upon which he was placing Il
belt. Before the machinery could be
stopped Mr. Clugston' = neck WAS broken
and it was only with difficulty his re-
mains could be extrcated from the
wheel.
Bel Air VI. p. Charge, b. W Kind
ley pastor, Sunday, March ): Provi
dence Sunday School 30; short ser
mon and communion 10 80 A. NJ. Union
Chapel Sunday School 2; short sermon
and communion 3 +. NJ. Bel Air Sun
day School -; Christian Endeavor Z ID;
preaching T. NJ. Offering for confer
ence assessments earnestly requested
on this date.
Mr.. II. c. LJngnecker, for many
years the owner and editor of the Tow
son Union, which he made one of the
leading Week.-Mrs. Of the State and sold
to Mr. Robert Garrett in 1903, died at
his home in Tuwsun on Wednesday.
aged u years Mr.. Lungnecker was II
man Of force and character, and was a
member Of the State Board Of Educa-
ton, and director of the Second
NJ lona Bank of Towson.
.-Dr Charles c. Ayres, son of Mr..
hpd Mrs Thomas j. Ayres. of neal
I Shawsvlile, has opened his office at hi
fathers residence for the practice OF
his profession After his graduation
Dr. Ayres served one year at the Mary
land University Hospital. one year rs