The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-01-13
Local Affairs

tune to break his arm while ballhg ha!
one day last week.
Walter Reed Hospital has fifty va
cancies for men willing to enlist IN the
Medical Department.
MIR. Harry T. Preston has sold his
100 acre farm at Webster to Mr.. Harry
w. Elsner, of Aberdeen, for $l5,OOo.
The Bel Air Auxiliary Of the Red
Cross will meet in the Armory on next
Wednesday afternoon at 2'3o O'CLOCK
Sheriff Sheridan has sworn In
Messrs. Edward Sanders and William
Fadeley as deputies in Havre de Grace.
The Orphans Court has named
Amanda and Thomas NJ. Brown to ad-
minister on the estate Of the late Will
lam Brown.
A $40 bill for five turkeys killed
by dogs was approved by the County
Commissioners for Mr. Robast A. Nit
chell on Monday.
Louis Amato through his counsel,
Mr.. II. S. Carver, has filed bill for di-
vorce from his wife, Florence Amato'
charging desertion.
Mr.. George F. Bayless, who is well
known in Hartford, has become mem
Der of the brokerage firm of Rothe,
Johnston and Bayless.
A thief visited the hen roost of
Rev. George W. Mead in Bel Air few
nights ago, but was considerate enough
only to take two fowls.
The County Commissioners on
Monday passed the account of Sheriff
r. S. Atkin after deducting the amount
allowed for ice in 1920.
The Ladies Aid Society of Abing-
don NJ. f.. Church will hold their next
meeting at the home of Mrs. William
Sewell, on January 18th at 7.3O 4. NJ.
The game warden has asked us to
remind farmers and lovers oil game
of the Importance of feeding birds and
pheasants during the present cold spell.
Miss Reba Coale, who is fire.
uuent visitor in Bel Air, has been APP
pointed assistant superintendent vi
nurses at the Maryland General Hos
ptal.
An entertainment will be given by
Kelbaugh's Jazz Orchestra assisted by
male quartet in the X. of p. Hall,
Jarrettsyille on Friday, January 20 at
SP. NJ.
Mr.. Earle Burkins expects 20 put
on his first show in the Argonne Thed-
tire, Bel Air, on Saturday night. Two
show: will be given four nights week
and matinee on Saturdays.
A meeting of the Southern Har-
ford Tomato Growers Association will
be held at 8 p. NJ. Tuesday, January
18th at Red Mems Hall at Level. All
farmers asked to be present.
Three boys wanted in Morrstown.
Pa, were picked up by state police.
man on the Bel Air road Monday, and
placed in Jail until Pennsylvania OIL
GERS called for them Tuesday.
County Agent B. b. Derrick and
MIR. Stuntz, his assistant are spending
three days this week at the Maryland
Agricultural Society and three days at
the County Agents Conference.
The Woman's Guild of Emmanuel
Church will hold sale Of cake, candy,
etc, at the residence of Mrs. Cornelia
Bradford on Saturday afternoon, Jan.
l4th. Tea and cake will be served.
We have been requested to deny
the statement that Miss Ada Winifred
Greenland, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
W. Il. Greenland, of Aberdeen, was
/ married to Mr.. Charles Lee Wilson, OF
Aberdeen.
Perhaps some of our pig club boys
can get a pointer from Mr.. j. Is. Glea-
son. of near Bel Air, who has just sold
6 pigs 1876 days of age which weighed
1908 pounds alive. As two of these
started out as runts they made very
fine average.
The Ladies Aid Society of Smith S
Chapel, Churchville, invite the pubic
to an oyster and cold meat supper TO
be held in the basement of the chureh
on Friday, January goth, commencing
at $50 p, M.
Miss Rose Wheeler has rendered
her resignation as teacher at Mechan.
icsyille school to take effect the last OF
the month, Dame Rumor having 1t that
she is about TO enter upon more I'M
portant calling.
Upon objection to the auditors
report in the sale of the real estate OF
C. Chapman Rouse the case was taken
up before the Court on Saturday Inc
objection was overruled and the report
finally ratified.
Harry Downs, colored, was arrest
ed by Sheriff Sheridan on Monday
charged with threatening the lie OF
n. L. mil
hearing before Justice Richardson on
Friday afternoon.
1t is rumoied that a movement is
on foot by Baltimore dairymen to pay
one price for milk which they sell bot
tied and another price for that dispoS-
ed Of otherwise. Such a change WI
be fought by the Producers AssocIa
ton.
If the Bel Air Postoffce building
goes on in its present bad shape mucf
longer we would advise patrons 70
keep their umbrellas raised on rainy
days. During Wednesdays storm RAN
poured in over the front windows at
lively rate.
Rev. Mr. Sieberg, pastor OF tht
Lutheran church at PerIyman, ha'
moved to his new charge at Ellicot
City. His successor has not yet beef
appointed Mr.. Sieberg had the mis-
fortune to have his arm broken D.
back firing Of his car shortly befor'
leaving.
President Kirk has called a meet
ing of the Hartford Game 4 Fish Asso
citation to be held in the County Agent