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

Forest llill April 26-MisS Helen
Dryden of Baltimore and Misses Fran
ces and Virginia Cain of G0vans, have
returned from visit to Mrs. Edith
Mechcm Poole.
Mrs. Cassandra Mechem spent last
week with her son-in-law and daugh-
Ter. Mr. and Mrs. John Cain Of GOvans.
Reverend Fathers Murphy and Al
bert, of Epiphany College, were WISH
lor, 1T st. lgnatius Church last Sun
day. 49, ,.., +,
Mr.. George Grey whose serious IN
Jury to his hand was no,td last week,
n improving and the doctors "NPeeI
TO save three fingers of the hand. -
Mrs. Priscilla Ady, who spent the
winter with her daughters. Mrs. Jen-
kns, Of Willamette, Connecticut and
Mrs. McKenna, of Providence, IL L.,
has returned and reports more eqn-
able climate throughout these States
the past winter than here.
Mr.. William Wilson has improved
his dwelling by erecting an enclosed
porch to the rear Of his dwelling.
Mr.. Oliver Johnson has rented a
house from Mr. NJ. o. Brookhart and IL
occupying 1t.
Next Sunday the members OF Har-
ford Council X. of G.. will receive Holy
Communion in body at st. lRnatius
church at the eight o'clock mass after
which breakfast will be served In the
Hall adjoining.
On Wednesday afternoon, May 3rd
Miss Gittinger, our Home Dem0nstra-
ton Agent will meet any ladies' OF this
community who desire TO be instructed
in sewing. The lesson on that date
will be dress forms. These instruc-
ti0ns are free Of cost and many have
expressed IA keen interest in the estab-
fishing of such classes and we antlci-
pate u good attendance. The lessons
will be given in the club room OF our
school building.
Masters Billie Warner and James
Poole are both on the sick list We
hope these bright little folks may soon
be well again.
A concert that * arOusing enthuSi-
assn in our village is slated for We'd
nesday evening May 10th in the W. G.
T. u. Hall. Read the title and you'll
be there to hear it. "Grand Concert
by the Kitchen Cabinet Orchestra Of
/ Baltimore" This is given under the
patronage of the Fidelis Club for the
benefit of Centre M. T.. Church. Ad-
vance agents say IL is wonderful the
amount and quality Of music 10 be OBJ
| tanned from a kitchen cabinet
On Saturday evening Of this week
he Chestnut Hill School will give a
play entitled deacon Dubbs" in our
] 4 II,,u "a
good laugh which extends throughout
the evening.
Rev. Mr.. Pierpoint spent part Of last
week in Washington, ID. G.
Mr.. Kemp Rogers entertained twelve
Of his little friends on his third birth
day, April goth. Those present were
/ Masters Harlan Pyle, Sheridan Maggie,
Robert johnson, Harvey Coalc, James
| Poole and little Rebecca and Rosa Bar
row, Geneva Lee Wilson, Anna May
1 Johnson, Lucille Smithson, Mary Roe,
1 and Rcbecca Alden Tucker. The color
scheme was pink and yellow. Apple
blossoms were used for decoration.
Games were enjoyed by the little tots
but the browning joy was the dining
| room where each received favor from
a centerpiece. Master Kemp proved
TO be real host when he cut the birth
day cake and served his little guests
Mrs. Walter Rogers spent Monday
and Tuesday with relatives in the city
Miss Mamie Ady and Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Poole, Of Baltimore, were
Monday guests OF Mrs. Mary Lucinda
Poole. Mrs. Miller, Miss Clara How
ard and Miss Katharine Carr spent
Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Poole. These guests were relatives of
Mr.. Thomas Poole whose funeral they
attended.
II Is feared that much damage has
been done the fruit by the late frost
last week Messrs Emory Johnson
and Raymond Johnson lost large beds
Of field tomato plants.
( Mr.. and Mrs. John Barton and Miss
Matte Barton. Of York, Pa, were Sun
day guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Bar
ton.
Miss Ernestine Galbreath spent the