The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-12-01
Local oAfalrs.

cember LIST.
The regular monthly meeting of tn
Civic Club will be held on Tuesda,
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Bel Al
Coaatry Club.
--0n Tuesday evening of last week
the teachers training class, OF Emmor
ton. met at the home of Mrs. Howar'
Burrier.
The oyster supper which was t.
have been held at Ayres Chapel NJ. p
Church on December 7th and 9th, hal
been postponed until December 1911
and l4th.
The regular meeting of the Count,
Board of Education will be held on Mon
day, December 4th, at 10 A. M, in
stead of the following Wednesday,
which is the regular day.
The ladies' of St. Mary's Church.
Emmorton, will hold their annual Cnrist-
mas GALE at.the home Of Mrs Wakeman
B. Munnikhuysen on the afternoon of
December l4th, athalf-past two o'clock.
Afternoon tea.
Mr. F. Il. Bomberger, of the Agri-
cultural College will deliver an address
at the Community Center, Friday night
next, December 8. at 8 o'clock in the
Frisnd's School House, Fallston. Sub
ject, "Rural Credit
Bel Air N. P Charge. Rev. B. W..
Kindley. pastor. Sunday. December 3.
Bel Air Sunday School, l0yand Preach
ing IL A. NJ. Christian Endeavor, 10
and Evening Service. 8 O'Clock. Mt.
Carmel Sunday School, 2 and Preach
ms. 8 P. M.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Churchville Presbyterian Church will
have Christmas bszar and oyster sup
per on the evening of December at
the Odd Fellows Hall. The ladies are
offering strong inducements to Christ
mas shoppers.
Our genial expressman, Mr. Her
man Pyle. while driving his auto near
Hickory on Sunday attempted to dodge
q freight truck with even more speed
than he delivers express. and as result
his car climbed telephone pole. Little
damage was done.
Washington Irving's Grip Van
Winkle," which was acted so long by
Joseph Jefferson and forms such an i'm
portant part in our school readers, will
be shown In Ave reels Of motion pictures
at the Fallston school, Monday, Deem
Der 4th, at 3 and s p. M.
The driver Of an Overland touring
car was unable to make his steering
gear work while rounding Bodts corner
on Saturday and ran IN on stone wall
10 that the machine turned over. The
occupants Of the car escaped without
injury and the auto WAS scarcely scratch
cd.
Judge Harlan on Monday sentenced
James johnson and Charles Lewis, VINO
pied guilty to larceny, to eighteen
months In the penitentary. Edward
Melior, the youth who Piled guilty to
stealing Mr.. William Wilson's horse
and buggy, was given four year term
In the penitentiary.
The patrons of Jarrettsville school
perfected their organization on Tues
day evening, November 2lst. by elect
ing Mr.. Edgar Cairnes, president; Mrs.
: Samuel Ady, pice-president, and Mrs.
Charles Bay. secretary and treasurer.
The Club will meet the last Tuesday
evening in each month.
With auctioneers c. C.. Richardson
and /. W. Thompson feeling their best.
little time was lost in diaposing of 81
animals at Mr.. A. 3. Twining's COW
sale held in Bel Air on Monday. One
Of Col. II. d. Hanway's big New York
bred Holsteins topped the sale at
S242.bO, while fresh Guernseys brought
from 500 to $l46.
AT recent meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid Society of Mt. Carmel M. ?. Church.
at the home of Mrs. S. w. Hsines, II
was decided to hold an oyster supper
and bazaar on December 7th and 9th. in
the store room at the home OF Miss
Mollie G. James, Emmorton. An in
teresting feature is a donation from
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson.
As the result of a conference be-
tween Prof. Owens, of the Havre de
Grace High School and the county tru-
ant officer, Frank Davis, with the City
Council Of Havre de Grace, the Council
has directed their Bailitf to cooperate
with these officers in their efforts to
look up truant children and zee that
they attend school regularly.
Under the leadership Of Mr. ottt
M. Debrau a gang of skilled workmer
are completely overhauling the Bel All
Methodist Episcopal Churrh The WALL
have been frescoed, the woodwork var
nished, and now the exterior is beinl
freshcned up with coat Of paint. A
handsome Brussels carpet just purchas
ed will set off the other improvement
TO the most advantage.
Rev. l. S. Hawkins, Of Havre d.
Grace, assisted by several Baptist repre-
sentatives from Baltimore. held quite I
successful service in the Bel Air movini
picture parlor on Sunday afternoon
The object Of the meeting was to pro
vide means by which services of thl
sect can be held frequently in this com
munity. Il appears that in the reen
past, O numbero people Of this religion
discrimination have moved into our midst
and this was the first step to churc
them In their own faith.
Mrs. Ida Cuttings, widow OF tn
late Captain Charles w. Cuttings, o
Benson. has sold her residence and pur
chased that of Mr.. Stanley McComas
In Dallam's Addition TO Bel Air, wher
she will make her future home. MI
McComas has purchased the residenc
property until recently occupied by hi
brother, Emory, and also the vacant Il
adjoining ii, and on the two combine
he will erect a modern home for tn
accommodation of his family.
After the trial of his case had PR
gressed for several hours on Frida.
Harry E. Owens. Baltimore yout