The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-12-22

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land tuberculosis Association is waging
an active campaign for the sale Of
Christmas seals and Is meeting with
fair success. This Is very worthy
cause and citizens are urged to support
It by liberal purchases rs large pro-
portion Of the money stays in the county
for relief work among local sufferers.
The many patrons of the Bel Air
Electric Company are greatly aggrieved
over the uncertain service they have
been receiving during the past few
weeks. The burden falls most heavily
upon the merchants, who have repeat
eddy found themselves inutter darkness
in the midst Of the holiday rush. We
are told the trouble 10 due to the frozen
conditions Of things at the power plant.
Mr.. George Baldwin. of Baltimore.
had bad spill near 0verlea while
motoring to Bel Air on Saturday. After
making several unsuccessful attempts
to pass freight truck, Mr.. Baldwin
started to drive by in narrow place
but was forced to apply his brakes quick.
ly. The sudden stop caused the car to
turn turtle. Little damage was done to
the machine and its three occupants
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Messrs. Webster, Wadsworth q Motor
mick's sales ayear ago. Mr. l. w.
Thompson was the auctioneer'
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ago, Mr., Claude Tompson had an ex-
perience when chilled MS ardor com
pietely. Az ne approached the Elk
River, IN Cecil county mis- engine broke
down and he dropped into the stream
A party on the neighporing shore 30"
MS plight and went 10 Iompson IN
boat. The eroplane was later hauled
to Elkton, where 1t was shipped to PENN
sylvania.
--Assaulting women with clubs seems
to have been fashionable In Cecil lately.
During the trial Of civil cases last week,
two sisters In North East and tie hus-
band OF one Of them got into an alter
cation on the public highway and it was
alleged that the husband OF the one as
saulted the other. Four suits were
docketed. resulting In verdict OF 500
In each OF two cases and $l.Oo IN each OF
the other two. Such displays OF temper
often come high.
Calvin Dunson, eolored, of near the
Rocks, died at his home on Saturday
and was buried on Tuesday. He was
seventy .one years Of age and had been
suffering for some time from heart
trouble. He was q praiseworthy man
and had the respect Of the community
in which he had spent his long life. By
an odd coincidence his wife, who WAS
about the same age as her husband, was
paralyzed about the time Of his death
and died on Monday.
M.n,v Mil,er a .;xteen. vesr.old
vo,,h ~ nssr pa,rvville cacil county.
hano.d h,rss,f on Thnrsdav nj last
- ,ndor nscnlisr c;rcumstancss
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parrvv;,ls HIGH School he went 70 n
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bis rssb act
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