The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-10-20
Local Affairs

--Towson High trimmed Bel Air 4
to In q soccer game on Monday.
The Orphans Court has appointed
Abraham Reamer administrator Of
the late Tillie Reamer.
The United Realty Co. will hold
sale of 20 choice lots on Main street
near Kenmore Inn in the near future.
The Senior Class of Bel Air school
is preparing for the play Miss Fear
less and Company" to be given in the
Armory early in November.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Mag
nolia NJ, e. Church will hold an oyster
supper in the hall Friday and .Satur-
day evenings, Oct 9th and 2Sth.
AT their meeting on Monday the
Board of County Commissioners APP
proved bill of Mr.. G. Cleveland Ar
cher for 800 for turkies killed by dogs.
MIR. W. Wylie Hopkins, trustee,
On Tuesday sold the Willard Bayless
property Of 1872 acres near Stepney to
the Hartford and Second National
Banks for $1,000.
Writing from Nottingham, Pa. a
subscriber advises us that the sugai
corn crop In that locality was good,
while tomatoes yielded from ten to
fifteen tons per acre.
J. l.. Mccormick President Of
the Sheep Growers Association an
nouncesAhat aslarge shipment Of wool
en- blankets has been received from
the North Carolina mills.
William Maisel. employed as
farm hand by Mr.. j. r. Numbers OF
Perryman, nearly had his left arm Sc
vered by circular saw. He was Ia
ken to the Havre de Grace Hospital.
The Woman's Guild of the Pres
byterian Church will hold cake, can
dy and delicatessen sale at the home
Of Mrs. N. Howard Dean, Broadway,
this friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
An oyster supper will be held in
the basement of the William Waters
Memorial M. Il. Church, C0opt0wn, on
Wednesday evening, October 20. II
stormy next evening, proceeds Tor the
benefit Of Church.
"A Chicken an Waffle Supper will
be held In Highland Hall ON Friday,
Nov. Bird under the management OF the
NJ. l. Missionary Society Of Highland
Church. II stormy viii be held the
following evening.
Mr.. d. Paul McNabb, representing
the +. A. Strout Agency, has sold the
John Qulgley place of 81 acres near
Emmorton, together with its personal
property, to Mr.. John X. Campbell of
Anne Arundel County for $1,000.
Miss Turpin, a representative
sent out by the Garden Club Of AM
erica spent the early part of this week
In the county giving short talks at
various schools on the preservation of
oui native shrub and wild flower life
Mls4 George Gross, Of Wilmington,
N. c., sentertained u party of friends
at dinner Monday night at the Country
Club Inn; those present We're Mes
danes Noble l.. Mitchell, William II.
Harlan, J. Edwin Webster, Charles
II. Reed, John ID. Worthington, r. II.
Mccormick and J. A. Hunter.
The many friends in Hartford OF
Mrs. Clifford C. Num-, Of Golden Val
lev, North Dakota, will be sorry 10
learn Of her death on September 29th
ut that place. She was buried nj New
Rockford North Dakota, on October
4th. Besides her husband she leaves
her mother Mrs. Gala Davis and a
baby boy two weeks old.
After being newly painted and
generally remodeled, Mt. Tabor church
will be opened on Sunday with fitting
services. The regular choir will be
ansm~nted by MeComas Brothers and
Coale Brothers quartcttes and morn
ing, afternoon and evening services
will be held. Former members of the
church and all interested In its welfare
are urged to attend.
Highly complimentary resolutions
prepared by q committee Of the bar
composed Of Messrs. S A. Williams, i.
II. Robinson and J. L. G. Lee were
read in open court on Saturday and
eulogistic speeches made by Messrs.
&. A. Williams r. II. Robinson, II. s.
Carver and Judges w. W. Preston
and w. II. Harlan in memory Of the
late J. T. C. Hopkins.