The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-01-27
Local Affairs

r VI various reasons the lflil q
the Shanahan tan case at Towson wa
postponed until February 9th.
Saturday the equity case of Cora
4. Kirk against George Kirk was Ia
i IA up and testimony heard.
--Elder J. G. Eubanks will preach
at old Baptist Church near JarrettS-
vile on Sunday morning At L O'Clock.
-Emmorton Grange will hold AN
Oyster Supper ut the SchOUlhouse on
Saturday evening, Feb. Nth. The pub
lIc is invited.
4 The ice harvest at Havrc de Grac
this season has been rich one seNe'a.
OF the dealers having stored away
1000 tons each.
Philip A. Barton, son of George
NJ. and Margaret A. Barton, formerly
of Hartford died at his home in Nicks
burg, Mississippi on Wednesday.
MIR. Walter n Rogers, OF Forest
Hill, has accepted Il position in Ian
caster and expects to enter the auto
mobile neld there at an early date.
by plan agreed upon by the sew
aIal lodges of Havre de Grace each
lodge is to contribute 81 per member
towards school fund For better,ng
conditions at the school.
On Friday the eolity case of IL
Viu II. Preston ct al against ihe Little
Motor kar Co. was taken up under pc
tltlorS Cbjecting to ratification OF audi
tors report and not concluded.
The Herbert Allen property Of
l59 acres in the first district was sold
by Nh. W. Worthington Hopkins, at
tolney on Monday to Mr.. paLl T. Sey-
mour for $405O. Mr.. |. WrhompsHa
was the auctioneer.
Mr.. Conrad Bradenbaugh, of
near Jarrettsvillc, was found uncon-
seiouS in his barn one of the cold morn
ings of this week. He is in critical
condition, and because of his advanced
aye litale hope il held out for his re-
eOvery.
Tie Maryland Flint ~ FcIdspar
Company properly, better known a
the old Husband Flint Mil, near kal-
mia was bought nj Assignces sale On
Tuesday by Mr.. Norma Merritt foi
$4,000. Mr.. {. {. Richa, dSom VA the
.auctiOkner.
The Reckord Service Company
will move into the Main street buili-
ing formerly occupied by Tony BATH
tone at an early date. "IinkS" Jack
son will open a shoe shine and clOthr"
pressing establishment IN the shop Va
Gated ny Mr.. Rockford.
The Queen Anne's Poultry farm
expects to start lis big incubators in
few days and convert , cent eggs mt
10 cent chick. 70" the early hroil"r
mar ket. Tho Sc who are cquipn"d t..
handle them always find early ch'rE
by far the most profitable.
The late William II. Taylor by his
VIII urubated in the Orphans Court
lpA,es all his goods aEd chattcis /"
his oSaughtci Ida VI. Byrd. The Will
provides that the residue Of Tho estate
NE concerted into cash ANA equally Ill
snieu ,spnong his five children.
The regular monthly meeting of
the hartford County Chapter, Am"ri-
cum nd ,Cruss will be held in the Az
moiy Bel Air on Monday, Januaty :iO,h
at 30 =. ". Quest,'rs nuulilI-
special consider atiun will be- presented
4 full attendA nee is requested.
The Susuuefanna Ministries wlll
give an entertainment for ihc benefit
OF the Parents and Teachers A'socia-
ton Of Lapidum School at Red Mem
Hall, Level. on Saturday evening, Feb.
18th at \ o'clock Tickets viii De for
sale next week ri Nh Noble Hopkirs'
store at Level.
Mr.. Thomas II. Robinson, of Eel
Ali appeared before t5Ie House Ways
and Means Committee nj Annapolis on
Wech. esday afternoon TO explain the
state \ reorganization plan. NJ. Hohn..
son WI. : one Of the most persistent and
efTectiyA' workers on the teJ'ganlza-
ton Commission.
Ma A Re licenses were issued
during the week as follows: Mo,'hy A.
Mckinney, ~ Springfield, ILL.,, Carrie
y. Bowen. az. Magnolia; j. Austin
BENNETT. "a. hivTe de Grace, Jane Cla-
,a blizzard, y, Westminster; Frank
II. Swarts, D.. Brt Ali, Augusta Lee
Jones, u, G. v nrL
--Recause of the failure e tn" No
thern Transportation Company, the
DiebeI1 Barge BuilAlng Compare, 81
Havre de Grace, has been forced 10
temporarily shut down as all the "'lk
in the plsnt is for that ,Gn"eIn Vi.
Diebert expects to resume work ia
as soon as a channel clears ~ that new
work can be brought in.
MIR. Humphrey +. Morgan. 81 Del
Ia has applied for a patent or ~ ar
rangement by which he hopes tn s'No-
lutionize the method Of proprIli1w III
cycles. The principle used ~ III chit
l,..,
motion of si~ inches on the foot pate
sending the cycle sc fest. II has Il
high and low gear and provides Tor IA
braking system.
A meeting of the Aldinn Road I'm
rpn'vement Association viii b" helh IN
tthe Aldino Country Club Hall on Mon.
day evening, January Both al O'Clock
when Mr.. NJ. H. Fahey and others WI
untiip. steps to he taken towards mn
osy5ax the , mile stretch OF the Al
i Nao road still unsufaccd. At the
=, ue, tims Mr.. H. {. Bryan Will $praF
in Nhe W erests of the state" l"'
ia, n,ers Cooperative Corporation.
Cbe ,Nal. Roads Commissions at
,itud, y towaId, road guides which carry
,dve, 6.aemepts ~ no doubt the proptI
,ne MT in plaang their own guIde
',nard the COmmiS 3ion should nave
some n gard 10, Their effect upon ad-
;ninipr properties. q hg map JuSt
.rected on The tDnos1nso road at brl
Airisa SLstinct sesore a. NOW place.,
and mo, on less dangerous we "oul"
suggest Fat ths prcper psrlJe1 be urH-
ID to hav il hanged al once,
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