The aegis & intelligencer., 1916-09-01
Local oAffalrs.

4 Of trust to Mr.. P. L. Hopper. of Havr,
Do Grace.
The Forest Hin W. C. 7. u. will
meet In their hall Thursday afternoon,
September 7th. at 2 80 o'clock.
nessrs. Archer q Lee have securet
the local agency for Ford automobiIei
and have already placed an order for I
carload Of machines.
Mr.. Daniel H. Carroll, Of Benson,
has been appointed janitor Of the Cour'
House 70 succeed Mr., Harry Thompson,
who recently resigned.
"A civil service examination win b
held at Havre de Grace on Saturday,
September 2ard, TO oil the position Of
rural carrier at Belcamp.
--Miss Anna Floehrkolb and Mr.. Ed
ward Hart. both Of Baltimore. were
married on Saturday afternoon ut Gracs
n. P. parsonage by Rev. B. w. Kindley.
-Tbs pastor Of Mountain Christian
I Church will deliver sermon next Sun.
day morning appropriate to Labor Day,
subject s'The Dignity Of Manual Labor. "
"A petition has been filed in the Cir
cult Court asking for the voluntary dis
solution Of The Kings Creek Canning
comptny. whose chief place Of business
ID Aberdeen. ~.
"A festival and supper win be held
for the bsnsfit Of North Bend Presby-
terisn Church on the adjoining grounds
Thursday evening. September 7th.
Supper will deserved from6 to 8 o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Dar-
Iington Methodist Episcopal Church
viii hold chicken and meat supper In
Massey's grove on Friday evening.
September 8, Ice cream and cake will
aiso be served.
During next week, Mr.. Harry NJ.
Hopkins will run his bus, leaving Havre
d Grace at $50 p. NJ. directly to the
Chautauqua tent TO accommodate pas
ssngers who desire to attend. ard re-
turning leave from this point at 10 p.
N.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Chambers and
daughters, Misses Elizabeth and Viola
Chambers, Of Forest Hill. will leave on
Friday for motor trip through theValley
Of Virginia, where they win visit friends
and relatives In Harrisonburg and
Roanoke.
Mr.. Charles e. Fendall. chief equity
clark Of the Baltimore County Court. is
now taking bis two weeks annual vaca-
ton. and with his usual good judgment
his stopping point will be at the home
Of his daughter. Mrs. Thomas s. Glad
den, Of near Highland.
Mr.. Windsor T. White, master Of
hounds OF the Chagrin Hunt. has pur-
chased the win Hutchins property In
uppsr Hartford and expects TO occupy Il
n the autumn. Mr.. White has been a
frequent guest at Pennington. the
home Of the Hartford Hunt.
The farmers and friends Of agricul.
ture 10 the vic'nity OF raiis'on were so
highly pleased with their last years ex-
hibition that they have decided to repeat
q This year on octoner 10 ~ and zV'
Their plans Tor successiui disp'ay are
more ambitious tnsn ever peiore'
The Bel Air w. G. 7. u. held
public meetng IN tne M = onurcn on
Tuesday afternoon ana evening: , Do'n
meetings were addressed oy MRS. mary
haalup. state President a de'eea.,oh
from Aberdeen rendered severa' nne
musical selections AZ the evening meet,
ing.
Mrs. Robert H. Archer, Jr., and
n.''e en.oloh aavs 'o'neu oaps; 800. nsa0,
hsse A's mrs M - 'eso'. s.
s'so eApec's 70 ~ /" enss = 49,
wo "eeAs' h.lhpe'o, o'h.''eV, W.
first regiment nase seh'su : 's's'
mouse wn'cn "ii DC useu IN co'''io" W
tnef wives
BEL Air M =. Charge. Rev. .. w
kndiey. pastor. Sunday. September
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