The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-06-30
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-Children's Day exercises will bt
held at Garrettson Chapel, Mchaels
vile, July 9TH, at 1890 A, NJ.
The Forest Hill W. c. T. IT,. viii
meet in their hall on Thursday after
noon, July 9th. ut 2 30 O'Clock.
A marriage license WAS issued in
Baltimore on Monday to MIR George NJ.
Ernst and Grace NJ. Wilson, both OF
'J"ppa
i anvre de Grace has furnished II
more recruits for Company II, making
total addition Of 81 men raised IN a
very short time.
A subscription card party was held
on Wednesday morning ut the home OF
Mrs. 5. W. Bradford for the benefit OF
the Fresh Air Fund,
A marriage license was issued in
Baltimore on Saturday to Mr. William
A. Curry, of Havre de Grace, and Miss
Christina NJ kofron.
The outdoor community song ser
vice held for the past two years IN
Massey's Grove Darlington. will begin
on Sunday evening, July End
st. Pnu's Lutheran Church, Perry
man, will hold special reunion services
Sunday, July End, in honor of those
confirmed in recent years.
l%Our local banks have requested us
to say that in view Of the fact that the
Governor has declared Monday, July
Bird, a legal holiday, they will be closed
that day
A community social will he held on
the lawn Of the Churrhvlilc Presbyterian
manse on Friday evening, July 9TH, to
which the community is invited to at
tend and take part
Indications are that Mr.. John
Einney Wells, of near Aberdeen, form
dr. Treasurer of Hartford county, will
at an early day be appointed County
Commissioner by Gov harrington.
The festival held by st. Margaret
Parochial School, Bel Air, last week
Melted them neat sum, and the play
rendered each evening by II number OF
the scholars drew pleasing audience
and was voted success by all.
The handsome summer residence OF
Mr.. William X. Stamford, Of neal
Taylor, has been completed and is nov
one Of the most attractive residences II
that vicinity Mr. Stamford is in the
machine business in Baltimore.
Little William Debrueer, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas DebrueIcr, o.
Emmorton, who was badly scaIde'
about the face and shoulders severa
weeks ago by pulling n pan OF boiling
water over on him, is rapidly improving
Mrs. Chrstisnia Pritchard by he
will leaves all of her property, boil
real and personal, in equal shares t
her daughter, Mrs Susie OrdeIln I'nker
and her son, Morgan Elliott Prtchard
and names them executors wlthou
bond.
The ChiIiren's Day MT Joppa Chris
tian Church has been postponed unit
July 9th, mt eight o'clock. There vii
he Sunday School Mt ten. and preach
ing at eleven and eight. Sunday, Jul
2nd, by the Pastor Rev. + M. Snod
grass.
County commissioner !. WaIlac
Heaps was able to be present on Mon
day and participate IN the proceeding
of the Board His friends are aatlstle
that his steady improvement will cor
tinue until it results in his complete re
covery.
All cases of embarrassment or nee
which have grown out Of the sudde
call of Hartford mlitla are being prompt
" investigated by the district commit
tees, and effective relief promptly iui
nished. The work il being done IN
careful, painstaklng manner.
Mr.. Parker +. Everltt, whose fari
~Ilies near the old FAIR Grounds, sends Il
q sample of Alsyke clover pluckcd froI
his field, which il almost six feet tai
When first introduced it WAS complaine
that this clover was too short to be 4,
sirable.
Ivan +. Mock, youngest son of tn
late N. N. Mock. Of Bel Air, and no
fighting in the French army, was r.
Gently struck IN the face by IA tragmer
of a shell Somewhere in France, Al
writes that he will bring home with hi
an ugly scar.
A very pleasant surprise was give
Miss Evelyn Pyle ut her home IN b
Air Monday evening on the occasion
her eighteenth birthday. Quite nun
Der of friends were present to tend
their congratulations and an enjoyab
evening WAS spent.
despite the unsatisfactory wealth
last Sunday, the tide Of travel fro
Hartford, IA elsewhere. set strong t
wards Laurel. One Bel Air reside
states that while resting IN camp
counted 800 automobiles pass by durlI
space of 40 minutes.
\ General incubation several dA
ago of soldiers with antl-typhOid toX
resulted in severe but temporary sic
ness of some members of the Fir
Regiment stationed Mt Laurel. All "
agree that this is far better than sp
of typhoid after going South.
Mr.. Thomas A. Calhoun Of ne
Carsins Run, states that during thu
derstOrm about ten day ago, the elect
current entered the earth IN his toma
field and killed about two hundred plan
1t IL said that n similar phenomenon b
been occasionally noted before.
v In sharp contest among the vario
Acompanies of the First Regiment
lead in strength when they were mi
tered into the service on Tuesday, Co
pauy Il, of HagerstOwn, led with
men, but Company ID. Of Harfo
crowded hard when it showed up ! l6
-Messrs. c. Milton Wright, Cout
Superintendent, and J. Herbert Owe
of Havre de Grace, hAres ii Schust
of JarrettsvilIe, and A. fInney G
breath, of Darlington, members of
Hartford corps of teachers. are ate