The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-12-29
Local Affairs


Watchnight services will be helt
~ the Bel Air NJ. E. Church Sunda.
night starting at 10 o'clock.
The "Y" viii hold box social
IN Bleak Heights school house on Sat
! "rday night, December soth.
After the first of the year d.
piss bus which has been running to
Madonna will go no further than Graf
tons Shop.
The Athletic Club Of Fallston will
hold a dance in Shanahan's Hall on
Soinrdav. December 30th. Music CIV
IN by Spruce Banks orchestra from D
to IL.
Mr.. Joseph Crumlish will conduct
.orvices Mt the Fallston Presbyterian
Church next Sunday morning, Dec. 81
at II A. NJ. New Years music will
be used.
Mr. Walter Tucker, of Forest Hill,
,ros awarded an Overland automobile
l., the baltimore Americans subscr1p-
lion contest and Mr.. ]. r. Ramsay OF
Rocks $50.
Mr.. George Watts, who was known
IN Rel Air several years ago as one
e the towns most skilled BARRIERS, has
.tartei to work in the Sanitary Barber
shop, Main street.
New Years eve services will be
hold in Bethel Church Sunday evening
"tsP. M. There will be singing OF
Christmas carols and New Year hymns
With special music by the choir.
A New Years dance for the bene-
4, Of st Johns Church will be held
IN Glenarm Hall tomorrow (Saturdav)
n;gbt: fine music is engaged and
gnod time is promised to all attending.
The congregation Of the First
Presbyterian Church of Bel Air, was
deliphted to learn that DR.. George W.
Meade expects to return within the
next week or two to resume his pas
toral duties.
The Rev. F. R. Bayley, Supt. OF
East Baltimore District viii preach
Al Magnolia NJ. E. Church Sunday, De
cember 81 at 3 o'clock. At the close
Of the service he will preside at the
third quarterly conference.
Owing to the death of Prof. Chas:
\ Wright the Christian Endeavor and
sunday School social of the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church, which was sched-
uled to take place this friday even
NO. has been indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. A. S. Ashbridge, Phifadel-
phia attorney, related to several prom
inent Hartford families, argued q case
in court here on Wednesday and was
m overnight guest at 1ngleside, the
home sf Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edwin Web
steT
AN attempt by q masked bandit
to rob Sullivan's store at VanblpDer
a few DAYS ago was frustrated when
instead Of complying with a command
To give up her cash Mrs. Sullivan es-
capped through the back Of the store
and gave the alarm.
As advertised elsewhere the Har-
ford Choral Club will repeat The
Prince of Peace" in the Armory on
Sunday night, January 7th. The reg
ular weekly rehearsal of the club will
be held in the Masonic Temple next
Tuesday night, January End.
During the seven days Of Christ
mas rush the Bel Air postoffice
promptly handled STA parcel post sacks
in addition to 1856 pieces too large to
sack. There were also 105 locked pou-
ches to say nothing of moss Of news
papers. Early mailing did much to-
wards Fastening the service.
The Christmas dance held in the
AImory Monday night was attended by
Z 'D0ut two hundred people. ihe AT
Emory had been attractively decorated
with Christmas greens, Iula's orchestra
was happy in It's musical selections
and those present were In the jolly
mood BETTING the time and occasion.
In keeping with the charming
custom Of recent years members OF the
Choral Club, assisted by some Of their
friends, sang Christmas carols through
the streets of the town and in some
suburban neighborhoods on Christmas
Eve. Music affords golden opportu--
nifty to express good will to men" and
those hearing the beautiful songs that
night were OF necessity filled with that
spirit.
While moving his household eff
fects from Bel Air Mr.. F. c. Farr, who
has taken over the management OF
Springfield Hospital farm, stated that
IA of their new Holstein heifers are
milking rs gallons daily. With SPLEEN
did stock. a model barn and efficient
help, Mr.. Farr has everything in his
favor so that Hartford friends are con-
fidently expecting him TO establish new
records. A cordial invitation has been
extended all visitors to the farm.
A witty story was sprung on Judge
Rose who was elevator TO U. s. Circuit
Bench few days ago. II appears that
gentleman who had been drawn on
the federal grand jury was extremely
anxious to be excused from duty. He
therefore approached the judge and
declared he was not competent to serve
because of being totally deaf IN one
ear. Judge Rose replied, "0h that's
all right. You know the grand jury
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