The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-11-03
Local oAffatrs.

-Mr. William u j. ffery 10 criticaiiy u
at his home in Bel Air.
-McComas Bros, of Bel Air, hav
purchased u fine large truck to use i
their coal and lumber business.
The races which were to have beel
held at the Fair Ground Tuesday, wer
/. called off because of the,lack Of attend
ance.
An interesting letter from Eas
Hartford was necessarily consigned h
the waste basket because it was un
signed.
Mrs, E. d. Finney and Mrs. Georg'
d. Gross are the guests of DR.. and Mrs
John M. T. Finney, at their home il
Ruxton.
Mrs. J. Scott Hughes, daughter o.
the late Carville and Susan Gilbert, diet
on Monday at her home at Level, aget
81 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Butterfield. Of
Baltimore, the lessees of the Bel All
Country Club. took possession on No
vember LIST
The regular meeting Of the Bel Ali
Civic Association will be held ut the
Country Club next Tuesday Afternoon
at 8 o'clock.
The ladies' of Providence M. P,
Church will serve dinner and supper in
Odd Fellows Hall. Upper Cross Roads.
election day.
The ladies' of Union Chapel. near
wilma, will hold their annual oyster
supper Friday and Saturday evenings,
November 3rd and 4th.
The Forest Hill Hartford Lodge, No.
15l. |, o. o. F., will attend Divine
worship at Deer Creek Church, Sunday,
November 18th, at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Cemelia ]. McCommons has
filed bill Of complaint in the Circuit
Court asking for a divorce from her
husband. John A. McCommons.
Mr.. J. H. Williams. Superintendent
Maryland Glass Works of Baltimore.
will speak in Grace M. P. Church. Bel
Air. Sunday evening at 7 o'clock.
The ladies' of the Hartford Rebekah
Lodge will serve lunch during the day
and evening Tuesday, November 7th,
in the Odd Fellows hall. Forest Hill.
The members and friends Of Gran
berry Church, Perryman, are preparing
for the annual dinner and supper to be
held in S. A. McGuigsn's hall on cleo
ton day.
The ladies' of Grace M. p. Church.
Bel Air, will serve dinner and supper in
the basement Of the church election day
and respectfully ask for liberal pa
tronage from the public.
An oyster and meat supper under
the auspices of the Grange Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs Of Forest Hill, will be
held on Thursday evening, November
23rd, in the Odd Fellows Hall.
BY his will probated in the Orphans
Court the late Thomas Turner leaves all
his property to his wife during life or
until she remarries. Catherine and A..
P. Turner are named as executors.
"A community temperan meeting
will be held at Center M. e. Church.
Forest Hill. on Sunday morning ut l0.45
o'clock, under the auspices of the
church, Sunday School and w. c. I. u.
Richard Gray, colored, who was
charged with having forged William
Halls name on anote was given hear
ing before Justice Cooley on Saturday
and held for the November grand jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Cassidy,
Of Belcamp. have issued invitations for
a large reception and dance to be held
at the Hartford Boat Club on Saturday
evening in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
A. Cassidy, Jr.
-Edgewood Lodge No. l6l, |. o. O..
F., will hold their Second Oyster Sup
per and Bazaar in Edgewood Hall, Sat
urday evening, November H. Special
efforts have been made to make this
affair a success.
The Darlington Civic Association
will hold its all day exhibition in the
town hall, when the exhibits Of COM
petitors and the addresses of prominent
speakers are expected to be worthy Of
q crowded house.
An appreciatiVe advertiser is satis-
fed of the value of our Business No
tice" column. A brief notice of a good
COW for sale brought sixteen inquiries
and purchaser within the first week
who bought her for SIPS.
Hartford county papers are request
ed to note the death Of Mira. Bertha
Dollenger on Monday. aged AZ years.
Her funeral took place from her late
residence on Thursday. interment at
Oak Lawn Cemetery, Baltimore.
Revival services will begin at
Friendship M. E. Church on Sunday
evening. During the week Captain
Logan. of the American Volunteers,
will conduct the services. and Mr.. Ben
nett will have charge Of the music.
Major Percy Archer, recently pro-
NOTED from the position Of captain in
the Marine Corps, has been spending
the past few days with his mother and
sisters in Bel Air Major Archer ia sta
toned in Hayti, while his family resides
In Washington.
DIR. Silas Warner, Of Forest Hill,
has left sprig Of black raspberry
bush at our office which is heavily
lsdened with luscious fruit. During the
regular season the doctor had heavy
crop Of berries. and this bush has con-
tinued to bear ever since.
Bel Air NJ. p. Charge, B. W. Kind.
ley, pastor, Sunday, November 9th:
Bel Air Sundar School 10 and preach
ing IL A. NJ. ;evening service Z o'clock.
Mt. Carmel Sunday School and
preaching 3 p. NJ Union Chapel-Sun-
day School and revival services 7. &c
P. M.
ssvs-- Miss Ethel Neale, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs A. N. Neale. Of Abingdon,
and Mr.. William Worthington Wilson,
aon.of-Mr, and Mrs. James W. Wilson,
also Of Abingdon. we're married Thurs
day, October &c, by the Rev. John !