The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-07-07
THE .,nk EGIs
Local A6airs

Mail south in the morning now
leaves Fallston at Ola instead of II
o'clock as formerly.
Mrs. Isabelle p. Milton continues
Mt the point of death at the home OF
Miss Mary w. Silver, near Chenille.
French engineers are trying out o
hinge airplane built to make 400 miles
an hour. The machine will be used in
transatlantic service.
Henry Smith, of Havre de Grace,
was committed to 80 days in Jail by
Justice Bauer after having been con-
yicted on an assault charge.
The Jarrettsville Grange will hold
its next regular meeting at the home
of Mrs. Sallie Rigdon, near Cooptown
on Tuesday evening, July 10th.
-Dr. F. R. Bailey, district superin-
tendent VII preach at Smiths Chapel
Sunday at IL A. M. Mr.. Arthur Thomp-
son will address the League at night.
There will be services this Sunday
afternoon at $50 in the Fountain
Green Baptist Mission. Rev. E. L.
Grosc, of Havre de Grace, will preach.
The Childrens Day Exercises of
the Sunday School of Providence M. ?.
Chu,ch, near. Upper Cross Roads, will
be held next Sunday evening, July 9th
at 8 o'clock.
The Missionary Circle Of the
Churchville Presbyterian Church will
have Japanese lawn fete on the lawn
of Mrs. Laura ID. Hawkins, Tuesday
evening, July 18th.
Preaching services will be held in
IN Jarrettsville Baptist Mission Sun
day afternoon, at 3 p. NJ. The meet
ing will be held In the X. Of p. Hall and
Rev. T.. L. Crosse will preach.
of the $40 automobiles stolen in
Baltimore during the past six months
the police report 463 have been recoy-
cred. The number Of thefts was prac-
tically double those for the same per-
iod last year.
Mr.. Daniel H. Carroll, of p. has
sold his residence on Broadway, Bel
Air. TO Miss Ethel Smith, of Darlington
who will get possession about August
list The sale was made through Mr..
S. Il. Cameron.
A number of painters under the
. direction Of Mr.. Warren w. Flowers
Mare now actively engaged in painting
khe oiridors OF the Court House. IL
will probably take two weeks to COM
plete the work Jas at present planned.
-Messrs. F. II. Jacobs and W. Wyiie
Hopkins were appointed by the United
States Court ten days ago as receiv.
ers for Mr.. Willard +. Bayless, OF
Stepney. Mr.. Bayless' liabilities are
declared as $24.ss8 and assets $9,677.
The Wesleyan Chapel Aid Society
will hold a lawn rete Oh the patronage
lawn for the benefit of the new church
now being erected at Webster on
Thursday evening, July 18th. The cor
ner stone of the new church will be
laid July 10TH.
Marriage licenses were issued dur
ing the week by Clerk Wilson as fol-
lows: Joseph Harlan Powell, 20,
Charleston, Ida Margaret Dutson, 20,
Charleston; John w. Sampson, "a,
Havre de Grace, Emma Crossley, IL,
Havre de Grace.
The Creswell branch Of Red Cross
will hold festival on Hartford Furnace
school grounds, Thursday, July 18TH
at5P.M. All the things that go with
a lively festival will be on hand and
the proceeds will go to the Hartford
County Nursing Fund.
Notice has been posted that the
Postdffice Department is seeking
LniyEing In Bel Air, their present lease
tszt&rlBg In February. Applications
wiiNae received until July goth and II
is to be hoped at least rain proof quar-
tiers may be secured.
MIR. Ralph W. Devilbiss, local rep
resebtative of the Dollings Company,
il attending their Midsummer Con.
vention at Saratoga Springs, and
writes that he Is having most inter
estinR as well as pleasant time. Mr..
DeyilIiss Will ,eturn to Bel Air Friday.
Major r. II. Archer, Jr. met with q
minor but painful accident ON July 4th.
Entering his home with wet shoes he
slipped on highly polished floor and
fell with such force as to materially
alter his soldierly step when he APP
peared on the street the next day,
Mr.. Wilmer p. Hopes, Of near
Gibson celebrated the FourthofJuiyby
returning home after q thirteen weeks
siege In the hospital. Three months
ago Mr.. Hopes had leg broken ior
the second time and it has persistentiy
refused to get well until the recent
past.
"A merry set spent the Fourth at
tho home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Walker. Of Aberdeen. Those In the
party were: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Chlan and two children, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Chlan, Mr.. Emil Gillian, Miss Mary
Schultz, and Miss Marie Chlan, all Oh
Baltimore.
At least two Of the assessors In
the Second District expect to finish up
their work within week and declare
they will be more than pleased when
the last property is viewed. It Is sara
some Of the assessors are estimating
il will take them until October to cover
their districts.
= A short series Of revival meetings
will be held ut the Mountain Christian
Church, beginning Sunday, July 30 and
closing Sunday, August 9Th. The pas,
tor win do the preaching. Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. j. Sheats, Of Baltimore, well
known in this vicinity. will have charge
of the singing.
Last Saturday evening a party oil
thirty-six young ladies and gentlemen
from Fallston motored down to otter
Point and from there took the boat Tor
a four hour sail. Refreshments were
served on the boat and every one had
good time. Mrs. John Cooney chap
eroned the party.
The County Commissioner on
Monday awarded the contract for a
modern heating plant at the County
Home to Mr.. J. c. Parker, Of havre de
Grace at his bid Of $2623 and instruct
ed him to give bond for 1919 OF TINS
amount. Other bidders were John J.
Bradley $2685 and w. s. Daugherty
$1,000.
Friday a touring car plunged over
emhankment into the creek below on
the Cecil side Of the state road at Con,
owingo. Six months ago truck load
Of boys went over the same bank, hurt
ing several. The road makes a sharp
turn at this point, which tourists un-
familiar with il are unable to make be-
cause Of speed gained in descending
the big hill above.
Mr.. Carl Goerch and family OF