The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-10-27
Local Affairs

The price of milk in Baltimore
during the month of November was
OH Tuesday fixed at 20 cents.
Several hundred Changers held q
most successful Joint iniation in the
Armory, Bel Air, on Wednesday night.
- slight blaze at Mr.. Thomas
Boyer's store, Bel Air, called out
the fire department Monday but little
damage was done.
Hog cholera is reported to exist
in the vicinity of Churchville. Pre-
ventative vaccination is your insurance
against loss from this scourge.
Friendship NJ. Il. Sunday School
will houd Rally Day service and
Cradle Roll promotion on Sunday,
October 10th at two thirty o'clock,
The Emmorton Grange will hold
: Halloween Social on Halloween eve in
the Grange Hall. All Changers and
their friends are cordially invited.
The ladies of Abingdon NJ. f.
Church will hold a Halloween and
masquerade Social at the home Of Mrs.
Faber on Monday evening, October 30.
The many local friends of DIR.
Malcolm MacLean will regret to learn
that he suffered stroke Of paralysis
few days ago and is critically i'll at
his home in New York City.
Elder Eubanks will preach at the
Old Baptist Church near Jarrettsville
this Saturday and Sunday Oct. 2Sth
and goth at the usual hour.
Pressure Of business makes il inn
possible for us to do justice to the Red
Cross Association meeting Monday
night so that we will withhold detail
ed account until our next issue.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Joppa
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church,
will hold an oyster supper in Mr.. Geo.
Harmeyer's canning house at Clayton
on Saturday evening, November 4th.
The Rev. Edward T. Helfenstein,
ID. D., Archdeacon Of Maryland. will
preach in the Chapel of the Prince Of
Peace. Fallston, on Sunday at I'D A.
NJ. and in Emmanuel Church, Bel Air
at II A. NJ.
The congregation of Mt. Zion NJ.
+. Church will hold an oyster Supper
and Bazaar in the w. C. 7. U. Hall,
Fountain Green on Thursday and FRI
day evenings, Nov. End and Bird. The
proceeds are for the benefit OF the new
Church Building.
. After having been closed for sew
eral weeks the Methodist Church at
Magnolia will be opened Sunday. Dist.
Supt. r. r Bagley will preach at T.
NJ. and Rev. II. S. Branes, former
pastor, at 8 p. NJ. -
--"Brit" Daughton Of Bel Air, aged
about l3 years old, was taken to
Baltimore Hospital on Wednesday
where 1t is feared he Is suffering from
conclusion of the brain. The injury
resulted from the boy falling from
truck few days ago.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Ladies' Aid Society Of the Bel Air
NJ. Il. Church will be held In the Sun
day School room on Thursday even
ing. Nov. End. All members are urg-
ed to come and bring jar Of fruit
for the Kelso Home.
Marriage licenses were issued by
Clerk Wilson during the week to the
following parties: Harry Emmanuel
Kareher, "a, Baltimore, and Bessie
Irene Sprinkle, 23, Baltimore; John
Edward Kerr, Al. Baltimore and Jessie
Alyerda Morris, 30, Baltimore -
large sightseeing busses
passed through Bel Air Sunday morn
ing and afternoon with jolly party
of passengers, The cheerful tourists
were 80 wanderlusters Of Baltimore,
who spent the day enjoying natures
beauties in the vicinity OF Conowingo.
ZIp a competitive grain, fruit and
vegetable judging demonstration held
last Saturday at Calvert High Schooi
in Cecil County, twelve boys from Har-
ford engaged with twenty four Of their
Cecil friends. Harford's highest plac-
ing was third, Norman Cathcart, OF
Jarrcttsville winning the honor
The Jarrettsville Woman's Club
has chosen the following officers for
the ensuing year: President Mrs. Ber-
tam Wiley, Vice president Mrs. Her
bert Cairnes, treas. Mrs. Marian Gross,
secretary Miss Mary e. W. Risteau.
The next meeting will be held on We'd
nesday, Nov. / at P. NJ. at the home
Of Mrs. Herbert Cairnes. Miss Knight
of the extension service Of the oniver-
sity OF Md. will discuss interior decor
ating.
Through her counsel, Mr.. Thomas
II. Robinson, Mrs. Mary A. Crew has
filed a bill for divorce from her hus-
band Theodore II. Crew. The bill al
leges cruelty and sets forth that ON
the night of October l4th the manner
Of the defendant was 80 threatening
the plaintiff abandoned him, fearing
personal injury II she remained. MI
Crew through his attorneys Messrs.
T.. II Webster and John $. Young has
filed q denial Of the charges, and Octo-
her 3lst has been fixed as the date Tor
a hearing Of motion to dissolve an
rnction already pr0cured.