The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-11-24
Local oAffairs.

cents per pound for Thanksgiving
turkeys.
The Bazaar to be held at Jarretts-
vile November $3.50. December |. has
been postponed,
MIR. z. M. Snodgrass viii supply
for Rev. Constance at Thomas Run
Church on Sunday morning at II o'clock.
The renewed demand for soapstone
will probably result in Mr.. Clarence
Half re.opening his quarry near
Scirboro.
Members of Mizpah Lodge. !, o. o.
F.. will attend divine services at Church
willie Presbyterian Church on Sunday
morning in body.
The old Bay farm, located near
Havre de Grace. has been bought by
pa ties from Anne Arundel county.
from Harry B. Wolfe. for $25. 200. Elk
change.
q correspondent are requested to
send their copy in day early next week
as we will go to press on Wednesday
evening so our force may have holiday
Thanksgiving Day.
The Senior Class Of the Bel Air
High School will entertain their parents
and friends on Wednesday afternoon,
November 20. at the High School. All
are cordially invited to attend.
The teacher and pupils of Mechanics
vile School will hold an oyster and meat
supper In Walters old store stand on
Tuesday evening. November %, 1916.
II stormy It will be held the next fair
evening.
"A petition has been filed in the
Circuit Court asking for the dissolution
of the Times Publishing Co. This con-
Germ recently sold out its holdings to
Messrs. John A. Robinson and H. A.
Whitaker.
--Mrs. William Koch. of Towson,
while on a visit to her mother, Mrs. Z.
H. Kieffer, at Edgewood. Hartford
codnty, fell and broke her right arm and
bone in the little finger of her left
hand Jeffersonian.
The Hartford County Ministerial
Association will meet in the Bel Air
Presbyterian Church Monday morning.
November "a, at 10 O'Clock. A paper
will beIread by Rev. W. Gibbs McKenny.
All ministers of the county are invited.
Mr.. Edward Brigham, the noted
Basso Profundo. Dramatic Reader and
Pianist, will give Song and Dramatic
Recital for the benefit of Joppa Chris
tian Church, of Joppa, on Saturday.
November 25th, at 8 p. NJ.
The friends Of Col John Archer
Leieune will be pleased TO hear OF his
appointment on the 10th of November
as Brigadier General. This comes d.
rectiy from the President and is mt
ting tribute to the talent and merit Of
Col. Lejeune as Marine Officer OF high
qualification.
Mr.. J. l.. Reeve has sold his per-
sonal property and 250-acre farm To-
Gated near Bel Air to Messrs. Charles
Greer and Charles Jones. Of Virginia, on
private terma The sale. which is con-
sidered one Of the bet Of the season,
was made through the Hartford Real
Estate Agency.
On Saturday prices scared at Mr.,
s. W. Streets sale near High Point,
cows bringing from $50 to $ll0, two o.
I. C. sows went for Ss5. fat hogs
brought Is cents per pound, and pair
of u years old home raised mules were
knocked down for $3.50. MIR. !. W.
Thompson conducted the sale.
The School Board has purchased an
up-to. date one room portable school
house 2lx3l feet to be placed on the
school grounds at Havre de Grace for
the use of the first grade. For some
time this class has been conducted in
the Opera House. Baltimore county
has several Of these little houses 10 use.
announcement have been received
of the marriage Of Miss Florence
Swingley, daughter of Mr.. Joseph A.
Swingley, formerly Of Bel Air, TO Mr..
Oscar Benson Ferebee. The wedding.
which was quiet one, took place on
4 Saturday ut the bride home in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferebee will reside in
Norfolk.
The 25th anniversary Of the dedica-
lion of Asbury Church, Jarrettsviile,
will be observed next Sunday, Novem
s Der 18th, afternoon and evening. At
d clock memorial tablet in memory
81 Rev. T. e. Peters will be unveiled.
Al 8 o'clock Rev. Frank X. Isaac, a
former pastor, will preach the anniver-
ssry sermon.
Mr., j. T. Evans has sold for &C.
count Of Mr.. E. z. Scott, his 1913 acre
farm, located near Schuck's Corner,
and formerly owned by Mr.. William
Derrickson. to former State Senator 5
A. Taylor, of North Carolina. The sal,
included the personal property consist
ing Of Is cows, horses, hogs. corn
etc., and the price paid was sl2,
Mr.. Farrand Ball, who recent.
n<Irchased Misses Reba and Mary Wake
I1nd's fine little 81 acre farm near Leve
h moving some Of HE personal proper
IS 70 his new purchase. For severn
a Hears Mr. Ball has been very successful
marketing early broilers, and whe
takes possession of his new propert
X * january he expects TO engage IN tn
1ltry business extensively.
Bel Air M. P. Charge, Rev. B. "
adley, pastor. Sunday, Novembe
In. Providence Sunday School, 9.9
and Preaching 1880 A. M. Unio
Chapel = Sunday School, 2 and Preact
Ing, 8P. M. Bel Air-Sunday Schoo
10 A. M; Christian Endeavor, 2 is an
Evening Service. p. M. Thu
Quarteriy Conference. Saturday, TO-;
A. M, in Grace Church, Bel Air.
at the annual meeting of the Stat
usirymen's Association held In Bait
rsore last week, Mr.. d. G. Harry,
& IFslesville, was elected president, al
IN. W. A. Wheeler, Of Highlan
fzessurer. The Maryland and Pennsy
1>nia Milk Producers Association demo
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