The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-01-06
Local Afaii

Church VIII hOlu an oyster supper u
the basement of Emmorton Schoo
house, Jan. 14th.
Mr.. Ford Cathcait is nursing i
dashed hand as the result of being
caught between the spokes and brake
hand of an automobile.
MIR. Richmond Mitchell, of the Sec
ond National Bank force, is at the
MARYLAND General Hospital for slight
operation upon his eye.
Highland Grange will hold their
meeting on Thursday, Jan. Il instead
of Wednesday. Degrees will be con-
ferred on large class.
MIR. W. Worthington Hopkins,
trustee, has sold the Solomon Rogers
property of rs acres near Aldino TO
Mr.. VIM. o. Walter for $4,000.
Howard Tarbert through his at,
torney Mr.. Harry S. Carver has MED
a bill for divorce from his wife May A.
Tarbert, alleging abandonment.
Stockholders of the Hartford Coun-
~ Fair Association will hold their an
nual meeting in the Courthouse On
Monday, January 9Th at l.30 +. NJ
-Olevia White, through her counsel
Mr.. Charles H. MacNabb, has tled
hin for divorce from her husband, ben
iamin Franklin White, charging cruel
ty.
Mr.. Winfield Scarf has left with
us samples of his white corn which VIII
stand the most critical inspection. For
depth OF grain and size it is hard to
beat.
The County Commissioners on
Monday voted to withhold making ar-
continents until next week owing to
the absence of Commissioner Srod-
grass.
-Harfords lone woman delegate at
Annapolis is making quite hit and
receiving round of congratulations.
in response to inquiries as to how Sh"
felt she said she felt natural.
Divorce proceedings have been in
stituted BY Mrs. Gladys Morris against
her husband, Carroll Morris, charging
abandonment Mrs. Morris is repre-
,4nted by Nh Harry $. Carver.
Marriage licenses were issued dur
iny the week Us follows: George H.
kvle. 30, Reckord. Florence NJ. Kyle.
81 Reck,nd; John Ralph Scotch, 10,
Bel Air, Emma Jane Jones, ~, tardifl.
The many friends whom our gen
ial cx-sheriir X. =. Akin has made
during his stay in town will be glad to
learn that he has only moved from the
,heritr's residence to the Hanna house
on Broadway.
-Churchvile Grange will meet
Monday, January 9th at 7.30 o'clock.
The Forest Hill Degree Team will be
present and give the 3rd and 4th De
grecs at 8.l5 =. NJ. All members are
urged to be present.
A week of prayer will be observ-
ed by the three churches of Jarretts-
vile. Services will be held on Sunday
and Monday night at Calvary, on Tues
day and Wednesday at Asbury and
Thursday and Friday at Bethel.
The smooth condition of Hollands
hill proved the undoing of work
horse several days ago which fell and
was fatally injured After its fall the
horse struggled to its feet again, but
soon went down again and died.
ice cutting is the order of the day,
Ne thickness ranging from 3h2 to 8
inches Many of our local house own
y not expect to fill this season. AS
hey find it more convenient and equal
Is as economical to buy manufactured
ice.
The Ladies Aid Society of Provi-
dence NJ. p. Church will hold its
monthly meeting and social at the
home IF Nj. J. r. 'Chenoworth, Upper
Cross Roads, on Monday evening, Jan.
9th. All friends are cordially invited
to attend.
oh, for a wasp like waist line.
For your waist will cost | cent per
inch Friday night, Jan. 9Th at =. NJ.
at Emmorton School. Join the social
and receive the refreshments which
will follow. Come, don't mind going
to 'waist."
Rev. Harold F. Pergln calls at
tention to the fact that the Russian
Relief bill does not include Near East
relief ~ that there is no duplication
of these charities. The need for help
in the Near Fast is very pressing and
will continue until u large number of
orphans can be made self supporting.
Everybody is getting lots of mail
these days but we notice quite few
letters don't get a very warm rccep-
ton. From all that we can learn
mighty few of the enclosures are be
ing mailed back with the checks they
ask for. We trust that 1922 will see
everyone in better shape to face his
creditors.
G<Mr. Edwin VanBibber, son Of Dr.
and Mrs A. F. VanBibber, of Bel Air,
is putting up winning fight with
pneumonia and seems well on the road
to recovery. While skating at Lake
Fanny several days ago he broke thru
the ice and got a cold bath. By the
time he got home he was thoroughly
chilled and, as he came through ty-
phoid in the FALL pneumonia found
him an easy victim.
President Harding has issued a
stirring letter endorsing the efforts of
the Woman's Roosevelt Memorial As
ISOLATION in restoring the former presi-
dents birthplace in New York City.
As the great statesman's death occur
red on January 9th the endorsement
comes at a most oppoitune time. The
memorial calls for individual subscrip-
tions of 81 or more and the Roosevelt
house is already under construction.
In order to make better train con-
nections Mr.. Harry n. Hopkins will
make few changes to his Rel Air Abb
erdeen and Havre de Grace bus sched-
ule, effective January 10Th. On the AL
dino route the present bus leaving Bel
Air at 3 o'clock will be pushed up to
2.45 arriving in Aldino at 3.l5 and
havre de Grace at 3.45. On Sundays
the present l.I0 bus from Bel Air will
stop at Aberdeen instead Of Havre de
Grace, and begin the return trip at
5.45 O'Clock.