The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-11-24
Local Affairs

{. Mr.. Albert Jersey has been an
pointed administrator of the late Anni'
Jersey.
: Thanksgiving holiday for the pub
lie schools will extend over Thursday
and Friday next.
The Jarrettsville Grange will NEE
,on Tuesday evening, November 2S il
ths>town hall at P. M.
" Attendance records In the county
schools are being badly Jared by the
prevalence of chicken pox.
The Hartford Restaurant, former,
" conducted by Tony Birthstone in Be
Air has gone out of business.
The case of Mary A. Crew against
Theodore Crew was set for hearing on
saturday, but was postponed by agree
ment.
Rev. James ]. Coale, Of Baltimore,
will preach at Fallston Presbyterian
Church next Sunday morning at IL
A. M.
NMr. C. C. Vaughn has started the
erection of a residence on his lot IN
ABEL Air Heights" along the Conowin-
go Road.
= On Monday the case of Hyland r.
Stewart against Frank Taylor was Ia
ken up on motion to ouash and the
motion sustained.
An illustrated lecture on Ben Hur
will be given by Rev. X. IL. X. Giii IN
Ebenezer Church on Wednesday even
ing, Nov. 20. at 8 o'clock.
MIR. Austin Wheeler, son of Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Wheeler, Of Bel Air, has
accepted a position as instructor in
-Emmittsburg High School,
An initiation to the Catholic
Daughters Of America will be gwen
at st. Ignatius Church, Hickory, Sun
day, November 26 at 2 p. M.
An oyster supper and dance for
the benefit of st. Marks Church,
Fallston, will be held in Shanahans
Hall on Thanksgiving evening.
The Red Men of Level expect
to hold an oyster supper and bazaar
in their hall at that place on the even
ing Of Friday, December list.
The Parent Teachers Association
and pupils of Bleak Heights School,
will hold christmas Sale" in the
school house, December list and End.
A Thanksgiving entertainment
and play will be given in Churchville
Hall on Wednesday evening, November
goth by the Epworth League of Smiths
Chapel.
MIR. +. C. Fontaine, State Super
intendent of high schools, is spending
the week visiting high schools through
out the county with Supt. c. M.
Wright.
-Emmorton School will give an en-
tertainment, Nov. 90 8 P. M. A spec
ial feature will be play "a Case of
Suspension, given by the young peo-
pie of Emmorton.
in order that our force may enjoy
Thanksgiving day correspondents and
advertisers are asked to cooperate
with us by getting their copy in at the
earliest possible date.
There will be an oyster supper and
dance In Glenarm Hall, Saturday De-
cember End for the benefit of st. Johns
Church, Long Green. A fine time Is
promised to everyone.
Just who is going to pay for the
Thanksgiving turkey is an all impor-
tant question these days. Country
editors don't worry over such matters
they just go without.
The Daughters of the American
Revolution will give a subscription
card party in the Red Cross Room OF
the Armory on Friday afternoon De-
censber FIRST at two o'clock.
A bill of $40 presented by Mr.. Ry-
land Mitchell for turkeys killed by
dogs was approved by the County Com
missioners on Monday as was one of
$3.50 for Mrs. H. C. Edwards.
There will be union service of
the Presbyterians, Friends and others
in the Orthodox Friends Meeting
House at Darlington on Thanksgiving
day at eleven o'clock to which the pub.
lie is cordially invited.
Bel Air High School girls found
II an easy matter to swamp the Hav-
re de Grace girls in a fast basket ball
game Wednesday afternoon by score
Of 33 TO 0. Bel Air outplayed the
visitors all along the line.
Mr.. Thomas II. Robinson, assignee
on Monday sold the Smith Webster
Building on CORTLAND street, Bel Air
TO Mr.. S. A. Williams for $4,000. c..
C. Richardson & Bro, conducted the
sale at the courthouse door.
1t is reported that Silverdale Farm
near Priesthood Bridge. has been sold
by Mr.. T. NJ. Fender to Messrs. Allen
Fender and son of Idaho. The price
is said 10 have been $685. 900 and the
new owners will take possession March
list, 1928.
The ladies Of The First Baptist
Church, Havre de Grace, will hold a
Xmas Bazaar the afternoons and even
ings Of Dec. 18th and 14th. There1l
be home made bread cakes and pies
for sale as well as many lovely things
for gifts.
Mr.. Paul McNabb, representing
the r. A. Strout Farm Agency, has
sold the James ]. Calder property OF
eleven acres near Cooptown to Mr..
VIM. Day. of Baltimore. The new
owner will take possession about Feb
ruary first.
On Wednesday Hartford County
was represented in the Court Of Ap-
peals by argument Of the case Of Ella
p. Lee against Ryland-Brookes, and
the divorce case of Rogers against
Rogers. The Shanahan tax case was
re-argued on Thursday.
<Because of the balmy days that
kave stayed with US so long Jack Frost
now bites our finger tips with increas-
ed vigor. Farmers who took advan
tage Of the good weather and housec
their corn crop now feel well repaid
for the extra energy required earlier
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Hartford County Chapter American
Red Cross will be held in the Armor,
In Bel Air on Monday, November q
at 2.30 p. NJ. Results Of the Roll Cal
and the Havre de Grace Hospital Do
nation will be discussed at this meet
ing.
We are pleased to acknowledge
another five dollars TO go towards tn