The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-09-01

Local Affairs

Charged with dlsorderly conduct
Bert Cook, colored, was arrested We'd
nesday and committed to jail,
The Bureau of Animal Industry
reports hog cholera on the premises
AZ John Kalal, Hartford Furnace.
On Wednesday the appeal case of
the state against Sidney c. Day, Jr
was taken up and judgment reversed.
Miss Martha Evans has return
ed home after spending the summer
months at Scias Consett, Nantucket
The regular business meeting of
The Churchville Grange will be held
Monday evening, Sept. 18th instead Of
sept. 4th.
The Epworth League of Ebenezer
Church will hold an Institute Social
an the church lawn, Tuesday evening,
sept. 9TH.
A S24.50 bill of Mr.. Charles Me
Ca,hy for turkeys killed by dogs was
yrpruyed by the County Commission
et, Oh Monday.
The County Commissioners have
notfied MIR. Alex Frey to remove the
cate across the public road leading to
The landing at Otter Point.
Carrying out the state of Penn
-yvaniaS general plan of rcfnreStlN,
the Pennsylvania Power Company ut
HOLLYWOOD has set out over 10000 trees.
The public schools Of Hartford will
open on Wednesday, September 9th,
On the preceding day Teacher,
Conference will be held in the Bel All
-chOol.
BY an odd coincidence the Hudson
ear used by the murdererS of Mr.. Nor
ri, in Baltimore belonged to former
Judge n. Charles Burke until a few
months ago.
Through her counsel Mr. II. $.
Carver, Mrs. Myrtle Wise has filed Il
bill for divorce from her husband Mr..
Mordecai c. Wise The bill allcgr'
non support and abuse.
Rev. Joe Lynch OF Glen Bunlr
Md will make an address IN llIpcwrll
Church on Saturday evening Septrm.
bel second at o'clock, his subject Will
h. Christian Citizenship, a cordial
Welcome to all.
The famous Ncrdant Valley Horse
Show will be held Saturday on the
arm of Mr.. Frank Bonaal near My
lady's Manor. In addition to being
real horse show this is one of the lead
ing society events of the season.
Mr.. George Martin has sold hi al
acre farm near Bel Air to Mr. :. q.
Edwards, of North Carolina, who VIII
take possession in thlty days, MI j.
T. Evans, real estate agent, swung the
deal Al the satisfactory price of %lSoo
DIR. o. H. Hoffman ma finished
piping Indian Spring to Il 1000 gallon
tank on high hill above his barn.
There is 6S feet fall from the spring
mile away to the tank with strong
flow assuring perfect gravity water
supply.
We note that the Peter Rabbit Gait
and Tea Shop, Main street and Penn
-ylvana Avenue is to be formally
opened on Monday afternoon next. AT
this time the public j. cordially invited
to drop in for afternoon tea and make
the acquaintance of Mr.. Peter Rabbits
extensive family.
MIR. Lee A. Kerr has been awarded
the contract for erecting the new
church at Mt. Zion and members of the
congregation NE hoping he will haN"
he job completed in ninety days. MI.
Kcrr's bid was ST $40, j. A. Dozen and
Floyd Noonan bid $4,000 and Hewlett
and Aaronson submitted a bid of 81
l7972.
Owing to baseball games schcd
uled for Saturday and Monday, sept.
and lth at Bel Air on the grounds
adjoining the Chautauqua Tent, the
Chautauqua exercises ON those two
days will open at 2 o'clock +, NJ. in
-tead of the regular hour and the
baseball games will start al i. NJ.
instead of . i. NJ.
About 100 members Of the Gal.
breath family gathered at theancrstral
home in Peach Bottom on August 22nu
and had glorious family reunion. A
most interesting day was ~pent and
permanent organization effected. Tor
the holding of II mammoth reunion ~
1926. Hartford is heavily represented
N this well known family.
Among other events Of this season
!, the 3rd Annual Field Day and Sup
per at Smiths Chapel, near Church
Vile, on Labor bay, Sept 18th. At
+. NJ. will be ball game followed by
field sports. From ) to o'clock
band concert and an address by Rev
R.H. X. Gill Pm. ID. Of Jarettsvillc on
Some Duties Of Christian Citizen
hip"
Judge Harlan has excused the FOL
lowing persons from serving As jurors
during the September term of court;
| Smith Michael
Vim. O. Grafton Alfred II. Wilson
and Samuel A. Hickey The Court has
drawn to serve in their stead: Messrs.
Snnner Bailey. Bennett H. Barnes, J.
Frank Duncan, William A. King ana
Thomas NJ. Heaps.
Misses lola and Pamela Silver OF
Lebanon, Miss Goldie NJ. smith, OF
stafford Terrace" and Messrs. Frank
and Albert Silver have returned from
delightful motor trip through the
New England States. The famous
White Mountains Of y. II. formed their
chief point of interest and with fa
byau ms a central location, they visited
many miles Of this wonderful region
DIR. Edwin Il. jarrett, of Jarrett
vile, returned on Saturday from C"'"-
RADIO Springs where ne mas ''
pending the summer. On the way
f asst he visited hospitals IN Chicago,
Cleveland and Detroit the Henry f"t1
Hospital in the latter city being OF
particular interest, and returned home
by way of Niagara, II" VIII lea'"
thi, week to take up his work a. an
Intern in the Union Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. r. c. Sheridan is the proud
owner of night blooming cercus
which opened in all its beauty Monday
night. The plant has been in posses
,ion Of Mr.. Elijah Kirk, who no"
makes his home with his siSter-In- IA"
Mrs. Sheridan, for over twenty hNe
years. A short while ago friends Of
Mrs Fred Esterly on Hickory Avenue
we're asked in to see one of these e.
markably odd plants which she ma
and which bloomed most gorgeousty'
1t is with deepest regret citizenS
Of Hartford learn that Gen. NJ A. nee
kord has decided to make has nome
permanently in Baltimore. This change
due to the fact that his duties a.
Adjutant General Of the state take up
l. . h..