The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-01-07
Local oAfalrs.

Services at Rock Spring 2.
Church Sunday morning at II O'Clock
Rev. A p. Wilson, OF Baltimore.
4 On Wednesday morning flock
wild geese when had evidently gott,
\ its dates mixed passed over town on i
way north,
The Young Peoples Temperan,
Society of Wilma will meet at the hon
of Mr.. Harry Pyle on Thursday evening
January 10.
The regular monthly meeting q Il
ID. A. r., will take place at the Bel A
Library reading room on Thursda
morning of next week at II o'clock.
MIR. p. II. Mccormick has gone /
New York to select carload of hig
grade lIolsteln IOWA to be sold at publ
auction in Eel Air ON Friday. Jan 2ls
The Mems Brotherhood of Bel Al
will be held in the Sunday School roor
of the NJ. h Church this friday even
ing at s o'clock. An election of officer
will be held.
y We are pleased to note the stead
improvement of Mr.. Robert |. Bull
who underwent dangerous operation
at the Union Protestant lntirmAry d 1Ou
ten days ago.
The la lies of Emmanuel Z. +
Church Guild will hold their MONTH!
cake sale at the residence of Mrs
Charles Shaw, on Saturday, Januar!
Sth, at O'Clock.
On Monday Hon. Joseph NJ. STREET.
senior proprietor Of the Hartford Demo
crat, followed his annual custom of en-
pertaining right royalty at his home I
number of the county officials.
e, b. Mcdowell. of Conowingo, ha,
sold his store and contents to j. Wells
Wiley. of Oxford, Pa, and John Muir
ply. of Baltimore The new owners
will take possession the first of next
April.
Judge William H. Harlan few
days ago rendered decision that the
one per cent. bank tx heretofore col.
lected by the various Incorporated towns
in Hartford must he collected by the
County Treasurer, rs are other taxes.
1t was no small compliment to MIR.
Stevenson A Smith, of Level, that in
recognition of his exceptional efficiency
as reading clerk of the House of Dele.
gates in 1914 he was on Tuesday unanl-
mousy re named for the same position
without regard to party faction.
Adelaide Garnett, colurcd entered
into rest on Tuesday. January lth, after
short illness She had served in the
family of Mrs J. WoodIey Richardson
over twenty years during which time
she gave most devoted and faithful
service. Her loss will he deeply felt,
AT the recent annual meeting of
Mt. Ararat Masonic Lodge Rev. John
|. Yellott was reelected worshipful
master and DIR. Charles Bagley was re.
elected secretary and treasurer. On
Friday night members of the lodge
enjoyed royal feast furnished 10y
caterer Brauer.
-Jarrettsville High School will give
the pl"y, "A Count of no Account, " in
the W. C. r. u. Hall, Forest Hill, on
Thursday evening, January IL This
play, which has been enthusiastitslIy
received at its two previous presenta-
tons. will be given in co cooperation with
Forest Hill Grange
The Forest Hill Grange il looking
for large attendance next Saturday
afternoon when Congressman Lewis
addresses an open meeting of the Grange
on the subject of Cheaper Telegraph
and Telephone Service" The meeting
will be 10 open session and partisan
in its poIf gal features.
Miss l.. Goldie Smith. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. &. c. Smith, of Stafford
Terrace, has had the honor Of recently
winning II prize valued at over $50 which
was offered through the United Daugh-
tiers Of the Confederacy on "rhe South
in Literature The prize was awarded
at the Panama Exposition.
The Hartford County Ministerial
Union will hold meeting at the VI. F..
Church, Bel Air, on January 10th, 1916,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. The subjects for
discussion will he "a follows: what
should be our attitude towards the Race
Track" what effect will the wal
have upon Foreign Missions.
Hartford housewives are urged to
cooperate with the Maryland Red Cross
Auxiliary in collecting old pillows and
feathers to be made into pillows to te
sent to European War Hospitals. Any
persons who desire to help the cause
are requested to send their packages
to Mrs. 7. Harrison Garrett, 1900 \
Charles Street. Baltimore. Md.
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