The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-04-28
Local Affairs

Monday approved Il $l5 bill OF M
Tbomas Krouse for turkeys killed b
dogs.
Mr. Harvey X. Miller, formerly o
Jmrettsville, has purchased the Rous
residence on Main street, Bel Air, AM
is moving in.
-Auctioneer |. W. Thompson OF
uonday offered the Elsner propert!
far Mr. Robert Archer but withdrew 4
at $1,000.
The election Of Town Commission
O., for Bel Air will be held ON Monday
/, is rumorcd some new men Will he
in the field.
Mr. b. +. Daughton of Cooptown
has sold his store and home to MI
lvad, Of Baltimore. Mr.. S. +. Dam
rron made the sale.
Mr.. William l.. Derrickson, OF
near Churchvile has made deed OF
thus. to Mr.. Jacob A. Dozen for the
hcreft Of his creditors.
The Knights Of Columbus, Har-
ford Council 1898 will go to communion
in body at St. lgnatius Church, Hic-
kor" at s o'clock Mass
Mrs. Carrie +. Bay has been APP
pointed administrators of the late
Charles II. Bay and has given bond in
the penal sum of $4,000.
The postponed play by the mem
hcrs of Hartford Grange Will he held
in Shanahan's Hall, Fallston, Friday
evening, May 9th at Sl5 P NJ.
T. While blowing at his home near
Providence, Cecil County, last week
Charles Payne turned up watch
which he had lost five years ago.
The Arthur property at Abeld e.
was offered by Mr.. Jacob A. Dozen, at
tUtncy. but withdrawn at $1,000. Mr.
Granville &. BOYLE was the auctiun"rr T..
f,dgewnod Arsenal Machine Divi-
sion will play fallston Athletic cub
Sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock AT
FalIston. A big crowd is expected
Miss Daisy Archer has entered
Mr.. John A. RObinson's office where
she will carry on her notary work and
render special service ~ the public
As her health permits.
After being withdrawn at the
courthouse door the w. l.. Den IickSon
property at Chm chvilc was sold to
Mr.. Roy D. Snyder for $500, subject
to Il mortgage of $l259.2O.
doctors still hold out strong hopes
that they will be able to save three fin
gers of Mr.. George Grey's hand which
was so seriously cut by circular saw
at Forest Hill on April 18th.
Mr.. William II. Daughton, of Vale,
has left with us a mammoth cucumber
grown during the season of 1921 which
except for being yellow, is in as per
feet condition as when pulled.
The regular meeting of Church
vile Grange will be held Monday es-
cning, May at 7.30 o'clock. At $50
moving pictures will be shown townlch
the public are cordially invited.
The Marion Martin farm of 2S3
aces nra, Chuchville was sold by Mr..
N,ble l.. Mitchell, Attorney on Monday
to Mr. s. A. Williams for $?251. T..
G. Richardson was the auctioneer
A chicken and waffle supper will
tle held in tho Odd Fellows Hall ut
Bhurchville on Thursday evening, May
Ath. Proceeds for benefit Of Rebekah
Lodge II stormy next fair evening.
A play entitled "A Perplcxing Sit
uation" will be given in |. o. o. +.
Hall, Upper \ Roads by the Taylor
Glee Club on Tuesday evening, May
End at SIS +. NJ. Proceeds for Prov
idcnce Church.
Elder ]. &. Eubanks, of Newark,
Delaware, will preach at the Old
School Baptist Meeting House, near
Jarrcttsville, Saturday afternoon and
Sunday morning, April 20 and 30 at
the usual hour.
! BY AN agreement Judge Rose has
signed an order appointing Henry L..
Constable, Thomas W. Perkins and
Henry A. Warbuiton, receivers for the
real estate of the late William Il. War
button, of Elkton.
Through her counsel, Mr.. +. Vol
kart, Mrs Julia DelbO has instituted
divorce proceedings against her hus-
band Michael Dabo. The bill recitcs
that Delbo frequently beat his wife
and threatened her life.
One of our faithful subscribers has
left with US u receipt for $l.5O given
by Editor +. W. Baker in 1878 for a
year, subscription to The Egis at that
time. 1t is indeed pleasant to list such
persistent subscribers among our pa
irons.
With the inauguration of daylight
saving in Baltimore on Monday the
schedule of at least some trains on the
Maryland & Pennsylvania railroad Will
be changed. Official notice of what
trains will be affected has not yet been
received.
A quiet wedding was solemnized
at Towson Wednesday afternoon Apr'i
26th when Miss Meryl War, became
the bride Of Mr.. Nelson Kyle, of Falls
ton. After a brief honeymoon the
happy couple will reside with the
brides mother.
THE VIII o. The Wisp" will be
given in the Armory Wednesday, May
10th at 3 o'clock for benefit of the BEL
Air Red Cross Auxiliary. Miss kath'
airline Kavanaugh the actress dramatlst
who wrote the play, will appear rs the
leading character.
On Friday evening May 18th, a
three act comedy entitled "The Arrival
Of Kitty" will be given in the X. Of J..
Hall at Jarrettsville by Aberdeen tai
ont. The play is real scream from
beginning to end. Tickets may be OBJ
tanned through DR.. Ward.
Miss Mary Grcvcmeyer, of Forest
lIil has resigned from the principal
ship of wilma School 10 accept posi-
ton as Junior worker in the Easter
chautauqua. Miss Grevemeyer hai
has marked ability in this line and w
aIs glad to note its recognition.
Mayor Veasey has vetoed the or
dinance to allow the Northern Mary
land Electric Company perpetua
franchise in Havre de Grace. We hav'
no doubt the city will ultimately get 1t
cmIent from McCall's Ferry, but Sc
curing a franchise has certainly re
quned a great deal Of wire pulling.
Miss Madeline Brown, younges
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Vince
le Brown, of near Havre de Grace i
taking the Pasteur treatment afte
having been bitten by her pet dog o.
Tuesday. The animal was killed an
rs head sent to Baltimore for eNamina
lIon where it was said to have bee
Offering from rabies.
The Elkton Banking & Trust Com
pany of Elkton, has just installed a
electric burglar alarm system whic