The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-11-10
Local eAffatrs.

! the home Of Mrs. William Foard Oh
Saturday, November IL.
Mrs. Wallace Broumel il making
extensive improvements to her resi-
dence on Broadway, Bel Air.
The Forest Hill Rebekahs expect Il
attend Deer Creek Church in body
with the Odd Fellows on Sunday.
The susquehsnna W. C. T. IT,, will
meet st the hone Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Coale on Thursday evening, Nov. 16
An interesting program Of moving
pictures win be given at Fallston school
monday. November 18th. at and 8
o'clock.
"A civil service examination will be
held at havre de Grace on December 8
TO Oil the position Of rural carrier at
& Belcamp.
MIR. Harry s. Carver on Monday
offered the Burkins property of So
acres in the Third di, trict but Withdrew
it at bid of $500.
Mr.. Herbert C. Forester, promi-
nent member Of the Baltimore bar. will
speak in Grace NJ. P. Church Bel Air.
Sunday evening, 7 o'clock.
--Churchville Grange will meet on
MONDAY night. November IS. at the
home Of Mr.. John w. Divers at Church.
vile. A full attendance is desired.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Bel Air W. C. T IT,, will meet at
the home Of MIRA. George Wildason on
Wednesday afternoon. November 10th,
at 8 o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Noun
tain Christian G urch will hold an oys-
ter supper In the basement Of their
church on Friday and Saturday even
ings Of this week.
-0n Saturday Mr.. John l.. G. Lee,
trustee, sold the store stand and per-
sonal property of Mr.. b. J. Wychgram,
Of Edgewood, TO Mr.. M. Berman, of
Aberdeen. for SO, 100.
Il "A very enjoyable surprise party
was given in honor of Miss Virginia
Spencer. Of Jarrettsville, on Thursday
4 evening Of last week. At late hour
Refreshments were served.
-Miss Josephine Amoss, formerly Of
near Fallston, but now Of Baltimore,
has begun the erection of neat resi-
dence on her lot lying opposite Major
M. A. Reckord's residence.
MIR. Charles Archer, Of Upper Har-
ford. has purchased from Mr.. H. A.
Whitaker the old b. +. Darbie farm
located at Clermont Mills and contain
ing 100 acres of kind land for $500.
About fifty persons enjoyed one Of
the most attractive dances Of the sea-
son at the Hartford Boat Club on Satur.
day evening AZ the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Cassiliy, of Belcamp.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of ST.
Psul's Evangelical Lutheran Church Of
Perryman, will hold AN oyster supper in
McGuigan's Hall, Mt Perryman, on Fri
day and Saturday, November oath and
25th.
The friends of Mis- Kate A. Kicker,
formerly teacher IN the Bel Air High
School, will be gratified to learn that
she has been awarded scholarship for
excellence at Columbia University, New
York City.
Miss Lucy Lewis, who recently
came to this country from England,
and Mr.. William marlborough, of Texas,
were married at Grace NJ. P. parsonage
Bel Air. on Monday, by the pastor,
Rev. W. Kindley.
AT Mr.. James Doyle's sale, held at
his nome near Stepney few days ago,
auctioneer /. w. Thompson passed over
the block $4,000 worth Of farm stock,
etc, in five hours. a good pair Of young
mules bringing $500.
The regular quarterly meeting Of
the Friends will be held at Fallston on
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2 40. On Monday a business session
will be held. beginning nj 10 A. M
--Iawler says 65, 500 cattle were put
on the market in Chicago during the
first four days of last week. Fair to
good $50 pound stOckers brought S.. IS
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