The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-03-24
Local Affairs

Mr.. Martin Redding, of kalmia
suffered two broken ibis as the resul
Of being kicked by mule.
Mr.. Edwin Temple has been award
Ell the contract for doing the stone
work at the County Home At his bid
of SIP.
Rev. c. T.. Wolf, of Hamilton, Md
vii preach at st. Paul'S Church. fel,
lymau~, Sunday afternoon, March -
ut 2.3O i. NJ.
Testimony in the equity case OF
Howard Tarhelt versus May A. lar
bert wa, heard on Thursday and une
case held sub curia.
Bel Air Basketball Team will play
the Gas 4 Electric team, of Baltimore
on Saturday night when very fast
game i, anticipated.
Mrs. Teresa Mclvane, through
Mr.. n. :. Carver, has filed bill lnF
divclrc from her husband Joseph Nell
vainc. The bill alleges cruelty.
Mrs. Catherine r. Johnson and
Nj. Henry A. johnson have qualih.d
IS executors of the late George W.
Johnson who leaves all his estate to
his wife.
A delegation was before the Coun-
,y Commissioners on Monday asking
that the road from Pylesvile and Delta
be improved so that it might be taken
over by the state.
While cutting down tree a few
days ago. Mr.. Wilmer +. Hopes, of
ncal kalmia. was caught as the tree
Jumped back off the stump and suN-
tanned broken leg.
The teachers and pupils of Pros
poet Hin School, Joppa, VIII hold a
"pi, Social" at the schoolhouSc. We'd
neSdav evening, March 10Th. If Stor-
my the next evening.
Not to hc outdone by Mr.. c. l..
Harlins' Durocs MI. W. Carl Eppers.
OF near Bel Air, has a purcbred Berk-
shire which is the jealous mother OF
Ii lively little "bcrks.'
Mi. Albert Sutor, u llavrr de
Glucc war veteran returned to ms
HON, after long siege in Walter Reed
Ho.p ital. Nj. Sutor was wounded IN
the battle of MontlAucoh.
The Methodist Episcopal Church,
Bel Air, viii hold its every mrmh"r
canvas IN Sunday afternoon, 50 that
member, are requested to stay h"mt"
until solicitors hay" called
by his will probatcd in the o.
phans Court the late Paul Cshnrr
leaves his property to his wife Llllle
I,hner who j. named as co-eNecutor
with Mr.. Benjamin Dever.
The play by the Grove Presbyter-
ian Christian Endeavor Society, ne
Minister'S Wife's New Bonnet" will
be repeated in the hall at ChuchvllIe
ON Friday evening, March 3lst.
t Fila Brookes, colored, of Bel Air,
was blessed with her twenty-third chllI
on Tuesday night. She is 30 years ct
age and during her strenuous careet
has mothercd five sets of twins.
The County Commissioners have
called for new bids on carpenter work
to he done at the County Home as Nj.
james Peterson has thrown up ms
cuntact because of understanding.
MIR. Robert II. Leight has filed Il
salt in the Circuit Court nj loWSoh ioi
$1,000 to cover damages incurred wheh
MS fishing boat is alleged to have col
hdcd with the company hndg" timh''
on Bush River.
Special music is announced, IN.
Guiding IA selection by male quartet
"A; the Presbyterian church SUNDAY
morning, when Or. Mead, the pas,of'
will speak lnn The lhlnRS ohHnahe''
amid the Changing ana fa''ihe
Biblical pageant will be given
in Grove Chulch sunday "e,li"E'
April 2nd. The Rev. d. Stuar, toi'
ming, of New YORK, ana SeNeia. otht'
church workers Will ASSIST WIN INVENT!
members of Grove Congregations
FoIlowjny disgraccrul conditions
Al n recent hanging in rowson the Bal
tiIrorr County delegation is urging
lh"' d L','l", p" of IogisIatmc The
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An autoist who is alleged to have
been drunk on Wednesday night dld
not allow for the vigilance OF the
police nor the stelnnesS ofJustlce klch
81 S,n0 and costs He appealcd the
caso ~ court
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