The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-01-20

Mr.. Harry knopp mas soli VI"
threshirg outfit to Mr.. Samuel knopp
and will devote his time no" 10 lee
culture and farming.
Mr.. II. d. Hanway write from
Florida that he is having a delightful
time with the sun shining each DAY,
the six weeks he has been there.
The case of Harry W. Whistler
against George y. Mitchell was taken
up in court on motion to strike out the
judgment but was not concluded.
Since selling out their tremendous
stock of wooden blankets the Hartford
Sheep Growers Association has ne
ceired orders for over twenty pairs.
~ Heavy dynamiting on the city dan
1t Loeb Raven has seriously interiors
with the flow of water AT the Marylan,
School for Boys on the hill mile away.
The many friends of Miss Rosa
Kelly, of Thomas Run, will be pleased
to learn that she is much improved al
ter mastold operation performed AT
Mercy Hospital on last Wednesday.
A Cecil county farmer was seve.c
~ bitten in the arm recently by Il 400
pound hog which he was attempting
butcher The big fellow went on
rampage and finally had to be shot.
MIR. w. Worthington Hopkins,
trustee on Monday sold the Harry ".
Reed property of II acres in the 4th
District to Mr.. Reed for $1,000. Mr..
Granville c. Boyle was the auctioncer.
Although horse stealing has al
most become thing of the past the
Rising Sun Detective Association still
keeps its identity and few nights
ago the members enjoyed their annual
turkey dinner.
Mrs. Minnie McFadden and her sis.
ter, Miss Eva Gross, who are in New
York, were joined by their mother,
Mrs. Frances Gross and brother Ralph
on Saturday. All will return to the Me
Fadden farm in the spring.
Mr. Michael Fahey, son OF the late
John Fahey, has been named by ClerI,
ID. Gilpin Wilson as a deputy TO sue
coed Mr.. Paul McNabb, and entered
upon his new duties on Monday. MI
-fahey comes well recommended.
- The ]. Lawrence Richardson store
fopelty and 10 acres at Madona was
Tered at trustees sale on Monday by
j. .Worthington Hopkins and with
avn at bid of $1,000. c. {. Rich
ason g Bro, were the auctioneers.
While helping her father fan
heat a Chester county girl had her
alp torn off few days ago when her
Dir became entangled in the fan The
alp was sewed in place At West Ches
D Hospital in hopes it might adhere.
There will be a lecture given in
hnBibber School, Friday evening,
Anuary goth at 730 p. NJ. on "Thc
loux Indian of today" by member Of
hat tribe. There will also Ire vocal
nd violin music. Proceeds for school
hnd.
The Governor VIM. Paca Chapter
b. A. r. held an interesting meeting
i the home of Mrs. Ohio S. Lee Thurs
Bay, January 18th. During the past
year members have made and donated
Eighteen garments for Civilian Relief
Work.
The Student Grange of the Uni
versity of Maryland will publicly in
stall the new officers of the Jarretts-
vile Grange in the town Hall on Tues
day evening, January oath at I =. NJ
sharp. The visitors will bring along
their quartet.
MIR. Jacob G. Durham has purchas.
ed the Boarman farm on the Hartford
pike near Bel Air, with the exception
Of the field adjoining Bel Air for SO.
900. The tract includes about 2lt
acres, is ideally located, and is improV'
ed by good buildings.
The late Josephine S. Carver, by
her will probated in the Orphans Cour'
leaves 5000 to Angel Hill Cemetery
for the upkeep of her lot, $500 to Edna
D. Jackson and the remainder of hei
property to her sister, Flora NJ. Page
Mr.. Jackson w. Maslin has qualmco
as executor and given bond for $40,
900.
v The Argonne Theatre Opened II
Bel Air on Saturday night with new IN
terror fittings and an apprcciatIve "a
dlcnce. Good pictures were shown an'
there was every indication that Bel Al
will now have movies" worthy of th'
name Patrons who were persisten
enough to keep the old establ 'hmen
alive should yield good income TO !
vide awake management.
Counsel for the County Commits
s,oners has been directed to prepare
bill amending the present Treasure
law so that the county treasurer mus
render an accounting at the end OF eV
cry fiscal year instead Of at the end o
the term. This is in conformity with
lecent editorial in The Egis and !
adopted by the legislatth'e should prov
an effective safeguard for public funds
II Senator o. f. Weller in state
Il ment to the press in regard to his p0
Sron over the postmastership in Bait
more is at least very frank in saylnI
h" is for b. +. Woelper, Jr. because h
IS Republican. Although Col. Swan
headed those examined by the Civ
service Commission he is Democra
and the Senator says got the postmas
tership during Wilson's administering
because he is a Democrat Now Well
er wants Republican.
The Reverend and Mrs. Williar
"a. MILTON, OF NllnlHRtol' .NoiN'' 10
DINA, have issued invitations to tn
marriage Of their daughter, Nlrglnl
Lee TO Dr. John NJ. T. Finney, Jr., o
Baltimore. The wedding will TAX
place at St. James Church, Whining
ton on Saturday, February 4th at
o'clock. DR.. Finney is popular men
Der Of Union Memorial staff Hospit;
and Miss Milton has belonged to III
fSing corps of the hospital.
Quite a strong protest has alfead
been raised against House Bill No.
which provides that all owners of aut'
mobiles must put up security guaraT
teeing the payment of $4,000 damage
Tor the injury or death of persons n
sultng from an automobile acciden
such law will necessitate pledgrn
securities or real estate valued at slO
100 or furnishing surety bond Whit
would cost S95 or more per annur
Because few careless, irresponsib
drivers incur damages which they ca
not pay is no excuse for all auto ow
ers to bear heavy burden. We wou
suggest that Hartford voters tell the
delegates TO vote against the measul