The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-10-06
Local Affairs

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the feed business formerly c"nduc'e"
IL. Mccormick & Holland.
a heavy cut in the number al EN-
nl.yee, at Perry Point Hospital Is
,.vrected in the very near future.
MIR. :. r.. Cameron, of Bel Ar,
left on Saturday for 4 business trip To
Georgia where he has II real estate
deal pending.
The Woman's Guild of Emmanuel
Church will have cake sale on SAT.
urlay at =. NJ. at the residence oil
Ms, +. +. Deckman.
Contractors have started work ON
the one mile stretch of road from
Whiteford to Dublin and will push ii
to an early completion.
A bill of SIP was approved by the
County Commissioners on Monday i"f
turkeys belonging to George Henning
having been killed by dogs.
MIR. J. Thomas Chenowith has
been appointed administrator OF the
late Ellen X. Chenowith's estate ana
eiven bond in the penal sum OF S5ooo'
The Kalmia Red Cross auxiliary
met at the residence of Mrs. j. Ford
Torrance on Tuesday and made plans
for their work in the coming koi' 'a'''
Alleging cruelty Rhoda X. Dorsey
has filed a petition for divorce from
her husband Walter X. Dorsey. MIS-.
Dorsey is represented by Mr.. +. l.. Co
bourn.
The Knights of Columbus of Har-
ford Council No. 1888 will hold their
annual field day mass at st. lgnat'us
Hickory on Sunday, October 18th AT
1880 A NJ.
j. Henry Walters, Of Harre tie
Grace, has filed a bill for divorce thru
MFR. +. l.. Cobourn from his wife No
yellu Walters. The bill charges I'm
iaithfulness.
Miss Dorothy Drum of ShippenN-
hurg, Pa, has been appointed trache,
IN charge of the newly created lIomeS
tit Science department At Highland
High school.
MIR. Thomas II. Robinson. trustee,
ON Monday sold the Price property 10
Gated in Abingdon to MIR. Harry "a.
Price for $1,000. &. &. Richardson \
Bro were the auctioneers.
1nairy cows brought good price
a, Grafton Brothers sale on the 2sth;
AuctIoneer Thompson handled htty
head, only two Of which had calves at
an average price Of Sl22.sS.
~, N u,, u0l,,,ar ,,o,art -
on the edge o! Bel Air was sold on
Midday at trustees sale to the Han
ford Rank for $4,000. MIR. |. W
Th,n,nson WAS the auctioneer
A. M, Al
- ne service rag U, Wv. m =, ~
,t rho W. c r. L. Hall, Fountain
,.resn Sunday October 9Th. Every
ana !. cordially invited to attend.
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Inc baltimore pa,r! ''",'',r no"
decided TO JON the Na''o''a ", na'!
Il !. honed In broaden the scope Of
IN. Local orgnpization by this move.
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the bel AR Armory On ""tulnay az"
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With three weeks perfect weather
to our creit, all who are interested IN
IN" nartoro FAR are Sp.'"''.'"s a..
10 "ha' '"e "c".n. 80" "'
next week o"'' Wv. NV" sa n',,l
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7'oP RAINING
The Richardson farm of III acres
near Bel Air has been purchased by
Harry A. Gilbert & Co., of Aberdeen,
thiouBh D. e. pa'''ro"' Ia
hsenl lne pu'T ,,, I w." van, '" ,ro, .,n.
SeHs'o'' oan"a'E ''' anu ''''N
up 'he ''i'''e''
MIR. II. ID. X. Nelson, who taught
in several Hartford schools many years
ago. was a welcome visitor to our office
on Monday. Mr.. Nelson is now in the
government pruning o''.e III "aS",
Ihgloi ana says ne mas 'ui'''" ''""'
wagon loads OF Lioer'S n"""S'
Local baseball enthusiasts are
watching with interest the results of
the Worlds Series games between the
New York teams and likewise the con
tests between the Orioles and st. Paul
teams. Doc. kisling is exhibiting a
score board IN front % Ms S'"'e E'''"s
'he outcome
An members of Emmorton Grange
are urged to be present at the regular
meeting Saturday night, October eth
bringing with them their exhibits 70,
the Grange Booth at the Fair. Fol
lowing the meeting camp fire will he
bu;lt so that the members may enjoy
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