The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-04-07
Local Affairs

Start early in the season to develop
.yh;hits for the Hartford fair which will
Ia, held October 10, II, u and 18th.
II, 1t was agreed by the Commission
or, Monday TO sell the County Home
hay at Sl5 ton.
A delegation on Monday presented
the budget for the County Agent and
Home Demonstration Agent.
-Nessrs. s. S. Kirk and Sons have
leased the ice and ice cream plant nj
rruyman and have begun operations.
Continued cold wet weather has
lowed up blowing so that very little
earn work has been done for this sea
50.
The Bel Air Electric Company mas
rented the old Democrat Office ana VIII
move into their new quarters ut an
early date.
The ORPHANS Court has named
Mary Y. and Clifford +. Cullum to al
uint.ter on the late Rebecca NJ Iu'-
lum., estate.
MIR. Emmor Rees, has sold his 9W %,
acre property just north OF FOREST mn
to M. William Morton who VIII take
possession at once.
Rev. DIR. S. f.. Persons, OF Anmapo-
Ii. Md. will preach at the Fallstoh
PRESBYTERIAN Church next Sunday
morning April 9th at II A. NJ.
= -Adit Gen. NJ. A. Rockford has an
nouuced that the National Euafd camp
viii be held at EdgeWood ArSehai w
SIMMER from July 22nd to August o'N
II The County Commissioners award
oJ ,h, hid for county home fertilizer
in MI, Josias Wilson at his bids of S2'
fnr2S- and $3l. 80 for 3-S-5 delivered
Mr. and Mrs. John n. Markline
haze announced the marriage OF their
daughter, Helen Louise to Mr.. h"wal"
Edwin Troycr, on April 9TH at Ab'l-
,irrn. Md.
The Southern Hartford Tomato
t,u.v,Is. and Farmers Association VIII
hold II meeting April 18th Al J.. NJ
IN We'd Mems Hall. A full attendance
H. looked for.
Vincent Louis is moving his shoe
r,riiI equipment into the shop adJoln-
ing Richardson's Pharmacy and MI. D.
I. EsNdHN VII ~ 49,
blilGng when vacated by Louis.
Miss Lillian Norris has accepted
two positiou as assistant postmiStress
Al the Forest Hill 7. o. and entered
upon the new duty April list. Her many
friends wish her much success
Nothing daunted by numerous en-
tcrtainments held in Bel Air recently
"'Thr testers" invaded town on Satur-
Gay night and gave splendid enter
tuInment before a good house.
Faster Mondays regular cup race
on the Manor this season VIII be lo'-
loved by second for residents OF the
vicinity, the prize being cup To De
known as the John Rush street, me
moral.
Members of Triumph Lodge No,
rs are requested to be present IN the
lodge room at Bel Air on Monday,
April 10th, to attend the rally at HAY
,,. de. Grace Transportation Will be
furnished free.
Aberdeen Christian Endeavor viii
yiy., their play "The Minister'S Wife,
New Bonnet" in odd Fellows Hall,
Chmchvillc this friday evening for
inc tINlNil lfH'llA Va wv ''''N' $3.50
ct'cch societies.
Al the request of States Attorney
Walter II. McComH>, who is III, Judge
HARLAN has appointed MIR. W. worm,
mptoE Hopkins a. his assistant ana
the criminal docket was again taken
up on Thursday.
Mr.. Cleveland Calder was serious
IA il,rcd on Monday by slipping from
n building in Washington and falling
:, distance of about 80 feet. Several
y iav pcturcs have been taken toleafh
the extent of his injuries.
As will be noted by hi, advertise
mcnt elsewhere Mr. Alex Y. Waters
has changed the date of his public sale
iron, Saturday, April 18th TO Monday
April 10Th in order to keep it from CON
ndmg with another nearby.
A large delegation from the Mag
noia- Madonna Road Improvement As
Su,iation will urge the permanent I'm.
movement of the section Of the road
between Scarf and Rutledge, before
tn" County Commissioners, April 10Th
at ~ A. NJ.
-Captain Hardy, of the Waterfall
en- Arsenal, y. ] anu W. ll'''g W ~
Aberdeen Post, was at the grounds ov-
crright on Monday while enroute to
Camp HuIabird to convoy an equipment
or trucks from there for the Ordnance
Ccupany of the New York Post.
The Su4uuehanna W. c. T, U. will
hold a social in the lecture room OF
Hoprwcll NJ. =. Church, April 18TH at
T.3n +. NJ. A very interesting pro
glam is being prepared Refreshments
MllI he served. Silver offering at the
dnrr If stormy the next far evening.
u The army blimp CO scared over
ErI Al, on Monday, and set pedestrians
to ciuuing their neCks. But just as
horses become accustomed to automo-
bilc> 80 the public is getting used to all
manner of air craft and only slight
.tiI l. caused when the bird men pas"
OTer.
" The Baltimore congregation of Rev.
II. l.. Ennis wa startled on Sunday
c,oring when band of ku klux klanS-
men marched through the church IN
fall rcgalia at the close Of service and
left a contribution for the poor Their
action ha, called forth great deal OF
discussion a to its propriety,
a little Bel Air girl, who is an en-
thu.Iastic bicyclist, astOunded her
ri,rd, by pedaling her way to Bait
more on Sunday accompanied only by
small dog. The journey proved most
too strcnuoua for both the girl and
"rdp' so they were mighty glad to
make the return journey by machine.
A memorial service will be held at
William Waters Memorial Church TINS
Sunday at o'clock in honor of the
late j. Howard Xnkham. Owing to
conditions at the time Of his death It
was impossible to give this service OF
which the deceased was so worthy.
Othc, members of the family that were
vnrr III are able to be out again.
Marriage licenses were issued dur
ing the week by Clerk Wilson As fol
lows: John J. Burns, 80, Delta, Pa,
Pearlc VI. Seclinst. 49, Delta; Harry o.
Wright. "a, Delta, Mablc Alverda
Rhoadcs. 10, Delta; Gather Winfield
Jone.. q. Rocks. Ina May Rhodes, 49,
White Hall, Howard Edwin Troyer,
y. White Hall, Helen Louise Markline,
20, " hite Hall, G.. G. Jones, %, Rocks,
Lille Bell kuopp. II. RockS.