The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-08-25

at HOpeWell on august DIST
A peach and ice cream festival
viii he held at Friendship Church neal
FaIlston Wednesday evening August
10th.
The Percheron horse "DrusuS'
wa, bought by Mr., George Bearsch for
500 when sold at receivers sale on
tuesday.
Moving pictures for the benefit of
m. Fresh Air Society will be shown at
ltlston School house tonight (fn-
day. at I. NJ.
Mr. Noble l.. Mitchell has been
n.med bv the Orphans Court to adj
minister on the estate of the late
Douglas b. Gilbert.
Hon. w. Cabell Bruce and about
,,.r other guests were entertained at
.npper by Mr.. William 5. Forwood on
Wednesday evening.
As the result of .Egis lost ads
.ply'. hat and Satchel have found
them way back to their proper owners
during the past ten days.
A dance and lawn fete will be Civ
e.. tomorrow Saturday evenlngat the
home of Mrs. Charles King, by the La
.Ir- Club of Long Bar Harbor.
Mr.. Richmond Mitchell of Bel Air
.. It'll nursing a stiff neck as the result
of having struck bottom when he Owed
rtn swimming pool several days ago
The Ladies of E.benezer Church
viii hold chicken and meat supper
ON Thursday, August 3lst on the
church lawn. If stormy next far
evening.
C. f.. Lloyd 4 Sons have left at
the .Fgs office crate of liberia pea
rhes whose size, color and flavor
-hould delight the heart of the most
rNacting critic.
sunday afternoon at 400 i NJ.
there will be services in the Town Hall
At Darlington conducted by the Bap
t-t- vi the community. Rev. T.. l..
Urose will preach.
The congregation of North Bend
hurch will hold a festival and supper
"u the grounds adjoining the church.
Wednesday evening, August 10th. II
lormy next evening.
The County Commissioners on
Monday approved "A $l2 bill of Mr..
Ana, DeVoe for hog killed by dogs
\ Archer for sheep killed.
Income tax collector Powell is
prndhng several days in Bel Air.
barring the time he resided in town MIR,
Powell met with remarkable success
m picking up tax shortages.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
"A Darlington NJ. T.. Church will hold their
annual supper on Mr.. }. +. Stveley's
"a lawn on Thursday evening August II.
t. stormy the next fair evening.
That a Ford's kick puts mules
cIot in the shade was proven to Mr..
"a Clarence Robinson, Jr. ON Monday
when an uhstreperOus Lizzie broke his
u ght arm and dsocated his wrist.
Plans for the Red Cross exhibit
at the Hartford County Fair will bcdis-
russed at the regular monthly meeting
VI Of the county chapter to be held in the
Amoly on Monday, August 2Sth at J
+. NJ.
A dance will be given in the Com
munty Hall, White Hall, on Friday
,venng, August 25th. The Committee
IN charge of dance is Mcssrs. w. +.
ID nelson, Robert S. Wiley and Robert r.
Isl Gettier.
"a -CRev c v Nowlin Of Rel Air
~ church will address the Community,
Meeting at Fallston, Sunday evening,
August 9th at & o'clock. Special sing
tug will be held in connection with the
ocular song service.
Owing to the fact that their orig
nal sale date cOntictrd with plcnc
Of the Dailymcn'S Association at Car
Nd ms Park, Messrs. Cooncy and Mutphy
nave postponed their sal" of COWS until
Wednesday, August 3Oth.
Master Ned Hall, Of Bel Air, has
a mild case of diphtheria and his father
MIR. Thomas W. Hall Is threatened with
It. While diphthrIia is still "A much
dreaded disease auti-toXln has very
realty reduced its danger
Rev. George W. Mead will resume
G.- work rs pastor of the FIRST Pes
rytrrian Church, on next Sunday after
.Iting spent the past two months WIN
No" Rrdpath ChautauQua. host OF
.icnds will be glad to welcome nm
Il purk
The Mt. Tabor Christian Endfavor
."cIety being largely Interested IN the
Al the home of Miss Carrie Burkns,
IYcsday, August 10Th. Mt. Tabor
,uurch is now being remodeled, the
~oclrty being largely interested in the
york.
Hon, John ". Carrot entertained
about a dozen of liaIfordS Republican
I.uder; at "A luncheon given al the
country Club Inn on Wednesday. Al
.nr time informal plans were made to
\ set the big vote claimed ny sup
i pprters of Senator France.
- A Commissioner Of the Court OF
III AIMS took testimony IN Bel Air Mon
III lay relative to the claims of Mt. Ger
'.udr Osborn, johnson Bros, X. +. AMI
/ IT, Mitchell and Thomas J.. Mltch'll
n connection with the establishment
IL the Aberdeen Proving Grounds.
III Ladies interested in the Bel Air
MI I'I- ehall T, am will give chicken sup
.,r IN the Armory dining room tonight
.ruday) for the benefit Of the team.
l,r, hulllike most other luXuries comes
Fh now and it is hoped 10y tins mean 5
ID tantial help may be gwen thc
"asury.
II While attempting to pass buggy
II .. "A narrow road near Broad Creek
L Mr.. j. A. G.. Allen, big Pierce Arrow
puked onto the vehicle and demollsh-
.t il on Monday. Although Mrs. Pearl
arr and two children we're thrown
cut no one was hurt, and the damage
Wa promptly adjusted.
" \ terrific noise Monday between
III 30 aud II o'clock excited the wonder o.
HI ".dents of the lowe section OF the
hi Inty 1t arose from the explosion
ri -. vast amount of old ammunition
K .. 'he Aberdeen Proving Ground as
q, were conducted to d.termine IN"
H. ndtion of this old material.
III Friday the little appeal case of
H. Ilffon Products Co. against \. l.,
HI ing, which involved payment Tor
H. me candy that spoiled. was taken up
E ed Judgment affirmed. The same
H. judgment for sll2.07 in favor OF
III diamond Red Paint Co. was enter
against ". Carl Holloway.
Charles johnson. colored, pied
,lly before Justice Williams on
l",day Of being drunk and dsordeHy
III front of MIR. Charles Calder store
Nd - Cooptown and was fined 81 Loo
tlnken brawls are said to have become
1hrr freauent in that locality and th6