The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-06-23
Local Affair

Misses Rose Pickett and Mar,
Wsbb Lee have resigned as teacher
at Darlington school.
-Children's Day Services will be hel,
a, Thomas Run M. Z. Church on thu
evening Of June rs at 8 o'clock.
-Cbildren's Day Services will b.
held at Mt. Zion NJ. Z. Church, Sunday
June 25th at three o'clock. All are
welcome.
Mr.. Roland Scarf, youngest sor
of MIR. Winfield Scarf was thrown
from his horse on Saturday and frac-
tured his shoulder.
Orion Lodge No 148 l. o. o. +,
will hold a memorial meeting at their
hall. Upper x Roads, Sunday afternoon
June 25th at 2 o'clock.
DIR. Frank Swartz, who for several
wears has been a popular druggist in
kisling's drug store, has severed his
connection with the store.
STEMS Amusement Company is
Frightening up the lives of little tots
in Bel Air these days with a merry-go
round and other attractions.
-Some of the Hartford victims who
were caught transporting liquor dur
ing a recent raid by Federal officers
were given fines Of $50 each.
The Ladies' Of Rock Run Church
will hold a lawn fete on Mr.. Noble
Hopkins lawn, Thursday evening, June
20. If stormy next evening.
The fire department was called out
Wednesday by blaze in Vincent Lew
is shoe store which was extinguished
almost as soon as it started.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Hartford County Chapter, American
Red Cross will be held In the Armory,
Monday, June 26th at 3 Pm.
Mr.. Monroe Mccormick left Sum
N day evening for North Carolina where
4 he will be engaged for about Ave weeks
doing special work for the Daniel Mil
lie. Co.
Members of Highland Grange will
give their popular play "The Country
Minister" ct Shawsville Hall, on Fri
day evening, June S0th for county Red
Cross work.
Mr.. /. w. Thompson on Monday
offered the Aaron Hilton property at
the courthouse door for Mr.. r. H Ar
cher, Jr., but withdrew II for want Of
q sufficient bid.
Festival and dance will be held
on st. Marks Church grounds for
benefit of church on Saturday, June
Gath, instead of at st. Johns, Long
Green, as advertised.
The County Commissioners on Mon
day voted 10 pay Mr. James Davis
Sl26.l0 for plans and specifications Of
modern plant which will heat all the
buildings at the County Home.
The Howard Lewis place Of acres
in the First District was offered by
Auctioneer G. c. Boyle on Monday for
Mr. W. Worthington Hopkins, attorney
who withdrew II ut bid Of $500.
The sanctuary ladies of st. lg-
nstius Church, Hickory, will hold q
lawn fete on Mr.. John Wheeler's lawn
at Mechanicsville, on Wednesday even
ing, June 2sth. IT, stormy, next tair
evening.
-Children's Day Services will be
held In Bethel Presbyterian church
Sunday morning at eleven o'clock.
Open air twilight services will be held
at Bethel, Sunday evening from seven
to eight o'clock,
There will be services at 4 p. M.
Sunday, June 25th in the Town Hall
at Darlington, held by the Baptists OF
the coNfmunity. Rev. e. l.. Grose, pas
|. ets "a kAe First Baptist Church VI Hav-
re de ssee viii preach.
Three young men passing through
Bel Air could not stand the temptation
Of full milk bottles ut houses along the
Hartford Pike and helped themselves.
The sheriff was notified and picked up
his men on Lake Fanny hill.
The Governor William Paca Chap
tel d. A. X. will hold an ice cream les
tival on the lawn at Afmory, Thursday
June 20 from 4 to Q p. M. In case OF
rain will be in the Afmory. Cake and
fancy articles will be on sale.
--Penmsylvania is now the third state
lin the Union in the number Of official
oy accredited dairy herds free Of tu-
beiculosis, and Is surpassed only by
minnesota and Wisconsin. There are
now h29 accredited herds in this state.
ZAll signs point to successful ter
miLatlon Of present plans to develop
the Susquehanna water power at an
early date. A great deal Of prelimi.
nary work Is being done in Bel Air and
financial plans are on foot In the Dig