The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-02-10
Local Affairs

u he county commissioners nave
employed Mr.. NJ. y. Stewart to repair
the porch roof at the Jail.
Roy Curry, who was placed under
arrest last week for assault, has been
rleased Tor the action of the grand
Jury.
Deputy State auditor, Daniel H..
Carroll of r.. is busy auditing the ac-
counts in the Clerks office for the past
ia years.
An important meeting of the Har-
ford County Pomona Grange will be
held at Highland ON Saturday, Fcbru-
AIRY II, w..
Saturday the civil case of Walter
l. l.antZ against James landerS and
James T. Norris was taken up and
Judgment confessed for $l53.l9 inter
rst- and costs.
Mr.. William J. Price, Bird, who is
well known in Bel Air, has become as
ISOLATED with the firm of jenkins, Row
land and Daucy, who deal in invest
mcnt securities.
The first issue o. the Maryland
state Normal schools paper "'rhe ORR
ole" is before us. No doubt this little
paper will play prominent part in
keeping the school before the public.
Mr. John Scott, of Elkton, has sol /
his prize winning English Beagle "Bo-
hcmia Dix" to I. c. Young, of Newark,
Del, for $500. The dog has won nu-
mcrouS prizes n shows and field trials
--IarrcttNville Grange will hold it,
.cgular meeting at the hall on Tues
day, Feb. 18th, at 40 r. NJ. All the
members are urged to be- present l.
there is important business to he tran
>acted.
A copperhcad snake Feet IN
length and as large around a. bee,
bottle was found in the spring undo
huge oak on the property Of c. Rec
J0urdan, near Darlington, by his man
Christian.
The annual meeting of the South
crn Hartford Tomato Growers and
Farmers Association is called fOl
Thursday, February 10th at 8 F. NJ. at
Red Mans Hall. Level Let all inter
cstCd farmers be present,
/-Upward~ of forty men from Per-
lyrjllc and Port Deposit went to Dyke
man, n. Y, to help fill the American
lee Company'S immense houses thcrc.
The Complny'S big houses along the
Susquehanna have been torn down.
The board of directors Of the Cit
izcns National Bank have elected Nj.
Joseph Coudon, Of Pcriyvillr, presi-
dent, to succeed the late John VI. Mich
aeI. Mr.. NJ. II. Fahey was elected vice
president, and Mr.. William A. Ieffe,,
cashier.
-Messrs. Edwin H. ". Harlan an
II. s. O'Neill have been appointed to
serve on the creditors committee for
the Smith Webster Co. in the place
Of Messrs. +. II. Jacobs and Michael
Fahey, resigned. Mr. George f.. Sill
yer is the third member of the com
mittee.
A musical and entertainment will
be given by Kelbaugh Brothers, of Bal
tmore in Odd Fellows Hall, Upper \
Roads on Friday evening, February II
for the benefit of the lodge. In case
it is stormy the entertainment will b.
held the next evening. A dance viii
follow.
Mr. and Mrs. Barnet Wheeler, of
kalmia, announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Mary Rose Wheeler,
IL Mr.. JosiaS Wilson, son Of Mrs. Flor
cnce Wilson, also Of kllmia. The
Wedding will be held Saturday Febru
AIRY 18th at 10 \. VI. at st. lgnatiu,
Church, Hickory.
Havre dc Grace American Legion
minStrelS have arranged to give show
IN tho Armory iSel Air on Friday even
ny, February nth for benefit of the
local post of the American Legion and
Company "n'. The troupe is said TO
be an extra fine one and no doub, will
give fine show.
After having been arrested more
than 100 times, scIvirg nearly five
wear. at different times and paying
$500 in fines, Annie BIazctt, of Bal
umore, appeared before Justice Ret
iaiata in the FaStcrn District Pole,
Court, accused of being disordcly.
She was found guilty and was assc scd
SO. 49,
The Maryland & Pennsylvania
Railroad came in for its full sha q Of
the milk trade during last week,
storm having handled 1000 gallons on
lh'N'ldN anu .b,bF' wv NfNI 'E'iN
When snow drifts put milk trucks out
Of the running. dairymcn turned 10 the
little Ma & Pa" and she measured Lp
to the situation except that owing to
the Iush some difficulty was cNperlcnc-
ed in getting cmpties back.
Delegate Tollc has introduced a
bill in the legislature under which the
commissioners of Baltimore County
may float 5000 900 road and school
loan, subject to the approval of the
majority of voters at the November
election. o" the proposed loan 50.
10000 would go for permanent road.
and 81 100000 for schools. Consider
able opposition has arisen To the bill
because the roads and school loans are
rot separated.
Marriage licenses were issued dur
ny the week as follows: Jacquc L.
I!arpicr, 90, Austin, Texas. Lillian lisa
belle Callahan, %, Chulchvillc; Paul
v. Coaklev, q, Havrc de Grace, Mar
"irct Bell Bowman. l6, Havre de
Grace; J. Milton Kelly, 90. Bel Air,
Marian Kahoe 20, Bel Air; Wade But
'eu House, % Sykesville, Frances
Grace Dorsey. 30. Svkesvile; Charles
Addison 81, Baltimore, Margaret
VI. ';untz, ~, Baltimore.
Samuel Smith, colored, who was
Convicted in the Criminal Court for
Baltimore City, of asaaultlng young
'oucher girl and who will be hung at
Iuwson on February 9th, has appeal
.I TO the American Legion to get him
n'w trial He claims to have fought
l'T.n,. lang tlpNp Smith