The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-11-03
Local Affairs

The equity case Of Frank L. Mash
against Mabel |. Nash was concluded
on Monday. So
The regular business meeting
of the Churchville Grange will be held
next Monday night at seven forty five
The American Stores will open 0
branch in the store and restaurant now
occupied by Tony Birthstone on the
first Of January.
When the case of Robinson Bros.
against the National Surety Co. was
resumed on Saturday non pros was
taken by the plaintiff.
ED. w. S. Alexander, of Whining
ton, Del, will preach at the Old School
Baptist Meeting House this Sunday
morning at II o'clock.
The closing dance of the season
was held at the Hartford Boat Club on
Saturday night and greatly enjoyed
by large number of guests.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Grace
NJ. p. Church, of Bel Air will hold
their Election Day Dinner and Supper
in the basement of the Church.
AT the Odd Fellows Hall, Upper
Cross Roads, the Ladies' Aid Society
of Providence NJ. p. Church will give
dinner and supper on election Day.
The ladies of Calvary M. E. church
South, Jarrettsville will hold an oyster
lunch in X Of p. Hall Tuesday evening,
November 7th. II stormy next even
ing.
The teacher and pupils of Cherry
Hill School will hold an oyster supper
in the School, Saturday evening. No
vember 4th. Proceeds for benefit Of
school.
The Ladies Aid Society of Mt.
Carmel M, p. Church, Emmorton, will
hold an oyster and meat supper and
bazaar In the hall, November 10th. II
stormy next evening.
There will be box social held
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs VIM. ii.
Clark, Jarrettsville, Wednesday even
ing, November 9Th under the auspices
of Asbury NJ. f. Church.
Mr.. and Mis-. John Norris wish
to extend their thanks to friends for
help given when their house caught
fire recently; on account OF their aid
little damage Yves done.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Bel Air
NJ. T.. Church will hold meat and
oyster supper in the Sunday School
room ON Wednesday and Thursday ey-
enings. November % and %.
Mr.. Thomas H. Robinson of the
Bel Air bar has acted as one of the
counsel for the defense in the famous
Wolf trial In Baltimore this week and
has taken leading part in the case.
The County Commissioners on
Monday approved the following bills
for parties who had turkeys killed by
dogs: Mrs. Mary c. STREET. $40; Geo.
W Sweeting $22, Mrs Sarah Hanson
$40.
Ladies' of Churchville Presbyterian
Church expect to hold AN oyster sup
per in the Odd Fellows Hall next
Thursday night; proceeds are TO be
for recently completed repairs to
church.
Mr.. John ID. Worthnigton, ST.,
former editor of The Egis for many
years, lies critically i'll at Union Me-
mortal Hospital where he underwent
an operation on Monday. No hopes
are entertained for his recovery.
"A demonstration in Forest Thin
ming will be given on the farm Of Miss
Mary y. W. Risteau near Cooptown
on Saturday, November 18th. On the
evening previous a meeting will be
held in the Cooptown> School for the
purpose OF Instruction In forest thin
ming; all interested in this work are
urged to attend.
November Is Red Cross month for
the Hayre de Grace Hospital. Anyone
wishing TO contribute toward this
splendid cause, in way Of money, pre-
serves, pickles, vegetables, etc, the
same will be greatly appreciated.
Please send donations to the Red Cross
room at the Bel Air armory on We'd
nesday, November fifteenth, before !
p. M.