The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-10-27
Local oAffatrs.

The winter schedule of the Mary
land & Pennsylvania Railroad went into
!. effect last Sunday.
The WILSON, albott-Lewis Club Of
Bel Air will meet on Saturday evening
In the Masonic Temple.
There will be services at Thomas
Run M. e. Church on Sunday morning
followed by revival services at night.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Magnolia
Church will hold an oyster supper OF,
the evenings of November srd and 9TH,
In the hail.
The annual oyster supper held by
Union Chap.l NJ. P. Church, wilma,
will be held on Friday and Saturday
evenings, November Bird and 9TH.
The teachers and pupils Of Forest
Hin school win hold Halloween en-
tsrtainment In the w. c. 7. U. Hall on
Thursday evening, November 2. 1915.
MIR. Norbert Cain. of near Hickory.
has accepted position with the Du
Pont Powder Works at Wilmington,
Del, where he began work this week.
A Halloween Social will be held at
the residence Of Mrs. J. Thomas Rogers.
near Emmorton, next Tuesday evening.
Proceeds for benefit Of Mt Carmel
church.
Mr.. James L. Richardson. aged
about sixty years, lies critically III Of
Brights disease at his home near HAIR
kins. There 10 little hope Of his i'm
provement.
"A joint meeting Of the stearns and
the Delta Democratic Clubs will be held
In LIoyd's Hall on the evening OF No
yember 2; prominent speakers will de-
liver addresses.
The young ladies Of the choir Of st.
Marks Church. Fallston. win hold o
card party at Shanahan's Hall on this
friday evening. Proceeds for benefit
of the Paro .hial School.
Elder ]. q. Eubanks, Of NeDark.
DEL, will preach at the Baptist Meet
ing House, near Jarrettsville, next Sat
urday afternoon. at o'clock, and Sum-
day morning at TO- 80 o'clock.
The complete operation Of the
Panama Canal and U. s. Battleships
will be shown by lantern slides and
motion pictures at Fallston school Mon
day, October 30th, s and P. M.
"A lean social will be held at Noun
tain Christian Church on Monday even.
ing, October 30th under the auspices Of
the wilma Y. P. B. for the benefit Of
free Kindergarten Of the State.
The comedy, my Lord vs.. The
Heiress," was given In the Armory by
the Maryland Players on last Monday
evening. The audience was apprecia-
tive and the management well pleased
with the financial returns.
The statement of the First National
Bank Of Havre de Grace. published else
where, shows its proud country leader
ship with deposits Of $72l, 663.97 on
Wednesday, the Hartford Bank being
close second with SITS. 900.
Miss Ethel Smith and her mother
I entertained the Bridge Club on Thurs
day, at their home in Darlington. In
spite of the bad weather quite number
Of members were present. The prize
was won by Miss Mary Wilson.
Company ID reached Baltimore on
! Tuesday and went Immediately to the
Fifth Regiment Armory. where they
will be detained until about the middle
Of next week. The men are In fine
shape and their return to Hartford 10
anxiously awaited.
Captain Robert II. Archer slipped
up TO Bel Air and spent Tuesday night,
returning to his command on Wednes-
day. He is exceptionally well. and his
life on the Border during the past FIVE
months has been rich in the varied ex-
periences of q soldier in q PARKWAY
land.
Highland Grange will hold Its next
meeting on this friday evening, Oct.
9th, In the hall at Upper Cross Roads.
II 10 desired that oil members be pres
emit. The fifth degree will be conferred
on Saturday evening at the Pomona
Grange which will be entertained at
this place.
Henry Hall, q colored boy fifteen
years old, was arrested at Aberdeen by
officer John Bowman on Monday, charg-
ed with the theft Of three watches from
the general store Of NJ Berman. Justice
G. G. Martin committed the boy to jail
after he admitted the theft Of one Of
the watches.
Mr.. Charles H. McNabb. trustee
for Miss Florence Minnick, on Monday
offered her residence on Main street
but withdrew it at bid Of $500.
Several small tenant houses in the rear
Of the property were withdrawn for
want of an adequate bid. Mr.. c. c.
Richardson was the auctionser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Wiley,
formerly of Jsrrettsville. hut now Of
Baltimore, have issued invitations to
the marriage Of their daugf ter. Miss
Alice l.. to Mr.. Philip Leroy Scarf.
The wedding will take place ate O'Clock
Tuesday evening, 0ctol er 3lst at Madi-
son avenue M. e. Church. Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Hopes, Of
Forest Hill, have issued invitations to
the approaching marriage Of their
daughter, Rachel Trimble. to Mr.. vii.
liam Taylor Thorn, Jr.. Of Washington,
D. C. The wedding win take place at
the brides home ''Woodside" on Sat
urday, October 4tb. at one O'Clock.
With the thrift Characteristic Of
their craft 5000 members Of the National
Association Of Rexall Druggists are
taking ballot of their customers
preference for President. Two and
half millions Of votes have been taken.
Richardson's pharmacy being the local
polling place. This straw wee will be
y. pubIished In the Egis of next Friday.
Too many green chestnuts came
near being the undoing Of Master Ken
-,-A.s pItissssy. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gsorge Livezey, Of Aberdeen, who
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