The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-03-10
Local Affairs

- Mrs. Helen A. Il. Lee has been
appointed local representative for the
United States Fidelity and Guaranty
Company.
~ with frogs merrily singing every
few evenings not even the cold blast
I of March winds can convince us that
Spring is far distant.
Hartford Grange will hold its regu-
lar meeting Friday evening, March 10.
Mr.. Moore the State Organizer, will be
present to adde's the grangers.
The sale of Mr.. A. r. Silver that
was to have been held on March 7th
was postponed on account of Indictment
weather to Thursday, March 10Th.
Rev. Gross, of Havre de Grace,
will preach in the W. c. I. U. Hall,
Fountain Green, on Sunday at 2 =. NJ.
his subject being John The Baptist
because of bad weather the min
strel show which was to have been
held at Churchville last week was
postponed until this Saturday evening.
MIR. Silver, of Aberdeen, has
purchased the Kennedyville cannery,
Kent County. and is reported to he
contracting for 200 acres of tomatoes.
, THE proposed fewer elections laws
will take half the joy out of life for
politicians, but save the taxpayers
money.
Deputy Sheriff Warns arrested
Henry Baker few days ago for the
theft of 1872 on the Proving Ground and
turned him over to government Off
Gals.
Robert Wilson, Virginia youth,
was picked up by the sheriff for toting
gun. Because of his youth Wilson
was released after the pistol had been
placed in safer hands.
MIR. John Conner who has been
confined to his bed for he last foul
weeks with influenza is able to be
about and expects to be out among
his friends within few days.
Last weeks liavre tie Grace Re
publican carried detailed account of
our former deputy Sherif'S exploits
in that fair city. 1t Is to be hoped
this pen picture will serve rs lasting
lesson.
The pruning demonstration Schc-
dled for March 18th at Mr.. Tie
rome Heaps at 10 A. NJ. and at MI.
James W. Davis at p. NJ. will BE-
postponed until March 18th at tn"
same hours.
Bel Airs well known newsboy
Charlie Smith, cut his leg painfully
while choppinR down a tree Wednes-
day. Charlie is reliable, thrifty boy
and we trust his services will only be
lost few days.
Union Gardens, government vii
lage near Wilmington, as sold at pub
lie auction few days ago for $l,573,
5O7. A fiat bid of 81 100000 was IT.
jected and the houses then sold sing
ly and in groups.
The Kunkel Service Company
offer advertised in another column, to
give free battery le-chaige will no
doubt attract many new customers To
their commodious garage, and lay the
foundation for lots OF future business.
" A bill has been introduced in the
House to repeal the Roadside Tree
Law. While the law causes little
inconvenience at tines 1t Is correct IN
principle and has gone long way to-
wards maintaining the beauty Of Mary
lands roads.
BOND Kcli, Il well known c0locd
man from Bel Air, died at Havre de
Grace Hospital last week. Bond was
severely burned when the colOred
mems quarters went up in flames at
the County Home recently and could
not withstand the shock.
Our readers attention is called to
the public sale of Mr.. Herbert CarneS
on March nth which was postponed
to that date because of unfavorablc
weather. For similar reason the
sale Of Mr.. d. Paul McNabb was post
poned until March 18th too.
II While one of our numerous fish
vendors was coming up the Hartford
Pike near Benson on Monday the radi
US rod broke and buried in the road.
Although the fliver turned u somer-
sault its driver soon emerged from a
shower OF fish little the worse fOrwear.
Marriage licenses were issued dur
ing the week as follows by Clerk Will
son: Lester j. II. Conner, 10, BALTIC,
Mary Baugert, Is, Baltimore; John
Ieight, IS, M0nkton, Meta p. Cole, %
Baltimore; Oscar U. Weaver, %, Oar
lington, Elsie V. Cheek 81, Darlington,
Mr.. Cameron l.. Halkins, OF
Street, is the proud owner Of the sort
Of Durocs which bring money in rapid
ly. His three young sOws recently
gave birth to "a living pigs, within
four days so that Mr.. Harkins doesn't
care now how high the butcher send his
prices.
Nov that the Spring crop of new
automobiles is making its appearance
motorists should bear in mind that
they must get old license tags trans
ferreh before they can be used. New
cars are promptly spotted by State
Policemen and call for you title card
is likely to occur at any time.
Judges William H. Harlan and W
W. Preston on Friday passed an order
appointing Mr.. Samuel S. James AZ
c0ur. crier to succeed Mr. X. Harris
Archer, deceased. Mr.. Patrick Carroll
of near Bel Air. was named to fill the
position of court bailiff, made vacant
Nv the promotion ol MI JdHltS'
When such noble little car as th'
Ford is pushed by so ingenious al
agent as MIR. Henry T. Croker some
thing is bound to happen. As will be
seen by his adj. on our fourth page Mr.
Croker believes "fliver' stories car
surpass any fish stories ever told
The outcome will be awaited with IL
teicst,
Frank l.. Nash. through his coun
sci, Mr.. NJ. f.. Tydings, has filed Pc
titIon for divorce from his wife, Mabe
|. Nash. Desertion Is alleged.
Charging desertiOn Charles X
Atha has instituted divorce proceed
ings against his wife, Emma l.. Atha
Nj. NJ. +. Tydings Is counsel for tn
plaintiff.
Hartford papers are requested u
note the death on Thursday Of Cllr
Virginia Lambright, daughter of IN
late Christopher and Sarah Lam
bright. Funeral services were hcl.
from the home Of her niece, Mrs. j
Harvey Ruark, on Saturday after
noon and interment was in Baltimor
Cemetery.
Nearly 100000 for Hunters Ii
censes was paid in during the pas
year according TO the report OF Gam
Warden IeCompte. There were H.