The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-04-14
Local Affairs

friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Ladies Aid of Abingdon NJ. +.
Church will meet at the home of Mrs
Z, 4. Nc Cav on Thursday April 2Oth
a. 2.3C p. NJ.
The burial of Lillian |. Thompson
who died in Baltimore on Wednesday
,,ok place in Dublin Cemetery on FIJI
day afternoon.
-Emmorton Grange will hold an
amen meeting on Saturday evening,
when DR.. Wright will discuss "Hog
Cholera Control"
The famous Paramount picture
THE Woman in the Suitcase will be
.r,Nn at Fall lton school on Thursday
light. April 10th at s 7. NJ.
Through his counsel, Mr.. ]. W.
Cronin. Marcus Cooper has filed a bill
for divorce from his wife, Marie g..
Cooper, charging abandonment.
Mr.. Daniel II. Carol of i. has
tr,r engaged to audit the County Com
,a, ones books in conjunction with
nose of the County Treasurer.
The Methodist Protestant Confer
.ncc voted to raise the remuneration
Rev. c. =. Nowlin, of Bel Air, who
treasurer from 500 to 5000.
A very attractive pageant "The
lA,tcr Light" will be given in Church
He Presbyterian Church on Sunday
evening. The public is invited.
The Knights of Columbus will hold
rrc,r annual Easter Monday dance in
the Armory on April 18th and guaran
tee Il good time to all who attend
Mr. J. r. Evans has sold the ~
acre property near Taylor which he
recently bought. to Mr.. Charles A.
Nm,as, formerly of Hartford for $4,000.
The Hartford Choral Club will give
enc ur its splendid concerts IN JarrettS-
Vile Hall on Friday evening, April u
under the auspices of Ashury Church.
The Brlrill property on the edge
of Darlington was soldat public auction
b, Ml. Harold {. Gibson. executor, On
sunday to Nj Charlie Swift 10,
,Or.
+. lIuwitz, Inc, manufacturer
-, Moon Girl dairy products have
changed their location to 81 W. LON
bard street TO handle their increasing
business.
The Ladies Guild of Bel Air Pres
Iytcrian Church will hold 4 cake and
dIiCateSscn sale at the home of Nh.
{. c. Rouse on Saturday afternoon at
. o'clock.
Mr.. NJ. T.. Tydings, counsel for
Rose f.. Chalone has filed bill in the
Circuit Court for a divorce from her
husband Joseph A. Chalone, alleging
unfaithfulness.
Mr.. |. W. Thompson on Monday
offered the Brookes place of II acres
rear Kalmia for Mr.. Jacob A. Dozen,
attorney, but withdrew it for want of
4 sufficient bid.
Mr.. Harry Cover has sold his
house and half of his lot at Fountain
Green to Mr. David Preston and has
begun the erection of bungalow on
hi, remaining ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Proctor, of
PIPER Y Roads, have asked us to eN-
press their appreciation of the many
tndHcsScs shown them following the
rrath of their son Raymond.
Through the help of your paper
mauaged to dispose Of my race horse
',pnd Friday to my good advantage.
ihl, is only another pleasant reminder
'n' us that E;gis ads. get results.
Mr.. William S. Osborne, aged So
years died at his home in Baltimore on
sunday. Funeral services were held
Ton his late residence on Tuesday and
ut0meut was made AT Abingdon.
A play entitled deacon Dubb"
produced by the young people of Chest
nut Hill School will be given at forest
lIill on Thursday evening, April eth
at S.l5 o'clock. If stormy the next
evening.
Mr., Harry s. Carver, attorney, on
saturday sold the splendid j. Ford
Torrance property of 60 acres near
kamia to Mr.. John G. Rolkcr for
10000. Mr. |. W. Thompson was the
anCtiuneer. "a
Our local running horse enthusi-
I-ts are awaiting with interest the
blowing Of Saturday first bugle when
the hang-tailS viii again parade at
Iaylc de Grace A record attendance
i, predicted.
The Sunday School Of the Noun
tain Christian Church will observe
Easter next Sunday at II A. NJ. and
the pastor will deliver an Easter ser
mon at 4 A. NJ The choir will rem
der special music.
Mr.. W. NJ. Nichols, of the United
Realty Company, returnedto Bel Akron
Monday after a successful winter with
sales in the south and will probably
ell the company's tract adjoining Bel
Al" on the Churchville road at an early
date.
After a lively fight the City C0uu-
ell Of Havre de Grace finally voted to
Grant Il perpetual franchise to the
Northern Maryland Company. This
Hl make the almost unlimited wat
power of the SuSquehanna available
', the city
Mr. Homer A. Jellsett, Of Perry
nan was among the Ii persons who
PASSED the recent State Police exam
nation, his mark being 7I.50 per cent.
IlC motorcycle riding test proved the
downfall Of most of the ri youths who
l'ot the examination.
Mr.. Dale Coale, of Bel Air, has
''.' - 'ilil - W. Ni'N6l - ias uNh'i N
'us. ncW auto accessories department
1t Forest Hill As popular dri-
.r Of passcnge buses Mr. Coale has
mad" many acquaintance who should
prov" prospective customers,
The Maryland tuberculosis Asso-
wilon will send prominent speakers
4" address meetings to be held in the
Nrmory Thursday, April 27th at $50
aud T.. NJ. All persons interested in
.ro work of the tuberculosis Associ-
ilon are urged to be present.
The engagement OF Miss Maude
Augusta Pearce, of My Lady's Manor
and Midshipman George William Bau.
"'n>chmidt, Of Baltimore, has been an.
bounced. The wedding will take place
ION June Bird. Miss Pearce has wur
am" throughout this section for hel
III ~ a horscwoman.
An agreeal le feature Of the lcgis
ia'Wc'- recent session was the fixing
" state taxes for the next two year
.h' on 500. In order to make thu
.Hnl" out right at the final hour, j
va necessary to take off a Fraction
COY q cent from the school budget bu
'" Did no particular damage.
Elsewhere MesSrs. John Conner 4
son Of Street are advertising for
i'He quantity Of pulp wood during tn
"a~Bu lst vaDr tbe.c hu.tlinp liIm