The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-05-26

The Nottingham Quarterly Meet
ing of Friends will be held at Darling.
ton on Saturday. Joel Borton, wei
known minister of the Society Of
Friends and DIR. o. Edward Janney, OF
Baltimore, will be present.
When put to a vote in Carol
County a few days ago the school bone
issue was showed under by vote OF
five to one. Carroll has always en-.
joyed a low tax rate and apparently
does not want to take any chance on
it climbing.
The play "Katy Did" to be given
at the Upper Falls Casino this Satur-
day MAY 27th) at 8 p. M. (Standard
Time) by members of the Aberdeen
High School promises to be most sue
cessful affair, and will be featured by
special musical programme by the
Misses Janet and Ruth Riepe, of Lore
ley.
Mrs. Anna Lee Cox, through her
counsel Mr.. r. H. Archer, Jr., has filed
a bill for divorce from her husband,
Julian II. Cox. Non support and bru-
tai treatment are alleged. In his an
swer filed, Mr.. Cox raises the question
of jurisdiction and says the proceed
ings should have been brought in Bal
timore City.
"A strawberry and ice cream festi-
val will be held on Mr.. E. P. H. Harri-
sons lawn Tuesday evening for the
benefit of Community Relief Work.
Liberal and general support is re-
quested for this worthy cause. The
young Peoples Club of the Presbyter-
ian Church has the affair in charge.
On Monday the Election Supervis-
Ors awarded the contract for new set
of poll books to Lucas Bros. at 1928.
Other prices submitted were Chas. r..
Mules 1898; Hartford Printing & Pub
fishing Co. $476.75; Dulaney-Yernay
5000; Leo Moore $484; Meyer & Thai
heimer 1896; The Paul Company 1915.
The Egis declined to bid.
The Rt. Rev. John G. Murray, D..
D., Bishop of Maryland, will visit En-
manuel church, Bel Air, on Sunday
next at 8 P. M. for the purpose of con-
firming and preaching. The public is
cordially invited to attend the service.
On Sunday, June 4th at 8 A. NJ, the
Bishop will make his annual visit to
the Chapel of the Prince Of Peace,
FailSton.
|Mr. Benton H. Gross has accepted
q position with the Second National
Bank of Bel Air. During the past
-four years Mr.. Gross has been deputy
treasurer for Hartford County and Is
generally acknowledged to be one Of
the most competent men in the com
munity along his line. A large mum
Der of friends wish him success in his
new undertaking.
Patriotic Memorial Day services
will be held in Bethel Church on Sun
day, May 28th at IL A. M. to which
the public is invited. The names Of
twenty soldiers who fought in the var
ious wars, and are buried in Bethel
Cemetery will be read. 1t is requested
that all persons bring flowers to dec
crate the graves Of relatives, friends
and old soldiers.
Bel Air was sampled few days
ago with jars of mayonnaise manufac-
tured by the Whiteford Manufacturing
Co. of Baltimore. Messrs, r. Morgan
and Nelson W. Whiteford, the enter
prising members of the firm are sons
Of the late Samuel NJ. Whiteford, OF
Fylesville. THEW extracts, mustards
and spices are handled by local stores
and Judging from the quality of sam
pies submitted should find ready
mapket.
)-Pennsylvania's election brought
some rough jolts for her old line poll
ticians. The following little squib
heading the account of the utter de-
feat of Chester County's boss covers
the story in a telling way: "For Sale
Cheap-A crown, little battered; q
sceptre little dulled; and q robe, Q
little frayed and worn. All are being
sold for want of use, rs the owner Ia
going, out of business.
with a view to establishing bril-
gade headquarters and regiment OF
artillery there, Edgewood Arsenal was
inspected on Saturday by the Assistant
Secretary of War. Gen. Fries, in
charge Of the chemical warfare, ia ep'
posed to making Edgewood a military
post, preferring to see its identity kept
as the biggest gas research plant II
Apefica. The big grounds made quite
an impression upon the visitors.
Quite a few Hartford sportsmer
have received settings of Chinese ring
necked pheasants from the State Game
Department. About 1000 eggs have
been distributed over the state by the
department and later 5000 birds from
the State Game Farm will be distribut
ed. As closed season has been de
clared on pheasants by a new law, II
is thought the birds will have goot
opportunity to become well established
v Recruiting for the navy has beer
started again in view of 10000 dis
charges which are expected during the
coming year, and the Baltimore re
cruiting office is in full swing. A rep
resentative from the Baltimore Office
will be at the Bel Air postoffice eacl
Monday morning to examine appli
cants and furnish them with transpor
tation to Baltimore. The Navy Offer
wide travel and lots of excitement fol
youths over lS years of age.
Marriage licenses were issued dur
ing the week by Clerk ID. Gilpin Will
son as follows: William N, Watkins, 4:
Cardiff, NJ. Estella Osterkamp, "a
Cardiff; Christian l.. Diffenderfer, Il
Lancaster, Clara Binsky, 81, Lancas
ter; G. 7. Russell Walter, 26, Elkton
Pauline G Frederick, %, Elkton; Rob
ert H. Webb-Peploe, n, Towson, Vir
ginia Thomas Allen, %, Darlington
Jack Frimel, %, Aberdeen, Anna Ko
kochak, 20. Aberdeen; Curim c. Leak
way, q. Windsor Pa, Annie NJ. Bane,
ls, York Haven, Pa.