The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-11-10
Local Affairs

Monday evening, this meeting having
been postponed from last week.
Elder Eubank will preach at the
Baptist Church near Jarrettsville mex;
Sunday morning at II o'clock.
The Odd Fellows of 1Churchville
will hold an oyster and meat supper in
their hall on Saturday evening. Nov
ember 18th.
"A dance il to be held Saturday
evening, November 18th in Shanahan 5
Hall at Fallston for the benefit Of st.
Marks Church.
The Ladies' Aid Society of McKen-
dree Church, will hold an oyster Lunch
in the Shawsvillc Hall, Wednesday ev-
ening, November Is.
The Jarrettsville Woman's Club
will meet on Wednesday, Nov. 10Th at
2 p. M. at the home of Mrs. George b.
Rigdon near Cooptown.
On Sunday, Nov. 18th at 3 O'Clock
p. NJ, the Masons will lay the corner
stone of the new M. Z. Church at Mt.
Zion with Masonic Rites.
---Miss Ethel, Louise Keamey, of
Fallston, was married on Tuesday to
Mr.. Joseph Henry Adams, of Hanover
Pa; they will reside in Hanover.
The ladies of st. Ignatius Church
will hold q subscription card party at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel j.
Ady on Saturday evening, November
18th at 8 p. M.
The ladies of Rock Run Church
will hold an oyster and meat supper
In the Red Mems Hall at Level on
Thursday evening, Nov. is, 1922. IL
stormy, next evening.
The Bel Air Red Cross Auxiliary
will meet in the Armory Monday after
noon at 4 o'clock. Donations for the
Havre de Grace Hospital are to be left
in the Red Cross room at this time.
A dance for the benefit OF the
Baseball Club will be held in the Ar
mory on Saturday night from $50 u.
NJ, to 12, the Sprucebank Novelty Or
chestra Of baltimore furnishing the
music.
Even though the temperature Is
that Of early Spring we are reminded
of the coming Of Christmas by the
appearance Of seasonable cards AMI
novelties In the Peter Rabbit Shop,
Bel Air.
The Bel Air High School Soccer
team will play the Havre de Grace
High School team Friday afternoon at
Havre de Grace; the game is for the
county championship and promises L
be a thriller.
Bishop John G. Murray, ID. d..
will preach and confirm In Hartford
next Sunday. his itinerary being as
follows: Grace Chapel Hickory, 2.So
P. NJ; Holy Cross, the Rocks L. NJ
Christ Church, Rock Spring, 7.3O Z. M.
Quarterly Meeting will be held at
the Friends Meeting House, Fallston
next Sunday, the first gathering being
at 1890 A. NJ. Lunch will be provid-
ed as usual and another session hello
at ESQ p. NJ. The public is cordially
invited.
Fine prices were hung up at tho
sale Of registered Guernsey cattle held
at Timonium Fair Grounds last week
by Mr.. Louis Merryman. The sixt,
head which included calves, heifeis
cows and bulls, averaged $500, the tol
price being $1,000 for COW.
IN sa1s and not TO make any en-,
gagenient for November the 18th Tor
on that date the Senior class Of Bel
Air High School will present its play,
Miss Fearless and Company" at the
Armory. Tickets will be on sale next
week at Richardson's Drug Store.
The Jarrettsville Grange will hold
its next regular meeting In the town
hall. on Tueday evening, November II
at s r. M. At $50 the meeting will be
thrown open to the public, and moving
pictures will be shown by Mr.. Daneker
Of the C q p Telephone Company.
The Ladies Aid Society of Friend,
ship Church near Fallston will hold
an oyster and meat supper In the
basement Of the church on THURSDAY
and Friday evenings, November 18th
and 18th. Proceeds for benefit OF
Church. Come and bring your friends.
Judge Harlan has signed decree
granting Mr.. William A. Warns n d.
vorce Vincula matrimonii from his
wife Pearl Warns. The defendant Is
given the custody Of their two children
with the provision that the plaintin
may see them at any time. Mr.. Harry
s. Carver represented Mr.. Warns.
j. T. Evans, Real Estate Agent
reports the sale Of the Herman Thomis
farm near Webster Mills TO Mr.. Frank
B. Lee, of North Carolina. Mr.. Lee
takes over the entire outfit, both rea'
and personal Mt once. Mr.. and mrs
Thomas will make their home IN the
future with their son. Edward, who
lives near Cresweil.
On Thursday morning some ruf-
fan with a perverted sense OF humoi
slunR n trace chain over the Bel Ar
Electric Co. g transmission lines neal
town and promptly burned them down
While his act may have given the
hoodlum n moments pleasure IT COST
many customers great inconvenience
and the company no little money.
The "Peter Rabbit Gift & Tea
Shop was the scene of delightful bt'
tie Bridge Party on Monday last wher
Mrs. A. r. Taylor Of the Edgewooo
Arsenal entertained in honor of Mrs
Richard Partridge. Other guests were
Mrs. Ross Cameron, Mrs. H. N. Lock
wood. Mrs. Earle Hyde, Mrs. N. II
Hanks, Mrs. Babcock and Mrs. Mon
tague.
With talent from Baltimore, Tow
son and Bel Air taking part, hne
minstrel show Is promised at Kings
vile Hall on Saturday night, Novem'
Der 18th. Great efforts are being
made In order that this show, givei
under the auspices Of st. Johns Guiia
may be a complete success; an infor
- dance will be held after the MN
Etrel Is over.
Rev. T.. L. Grose, pastor OF TIN
First Baptist Church at Havre d.
Grace, will preach his farewell ser
mon this Sunday. November 18th, NJ
having been called to the passionate o
the First Baptist Church at Charleston
W. Va. There will not be any service
at Fountain Green and Jarrettsvilie
as all meetings viii be concentrated q
Havre de Grace. Mr.. Grose will speal
at IL A. NJ. and 8 p. NJ.
MIR. and Mrs. W. R. Jenkinsor