The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-11-24

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Jourdan McCo-
mas have issued invitations to the
marriage of their daughter Rachel Ann
to Mr.. Edwin Watson Harlan. The
wedding will take place on Thursday
evening. November, 30 at seven o'clock
at Providence NJ. P. Church, Upper X
Roads.
While working in Mr.. Julian
Coale's butcher shop, Bel Air, on Sat
urday afternoon Lewis Maggie, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Maggie, was SER
iously cut in the arm by big knife.
The boy was hurried to a physicians
office where three stitches were taken
in the wound and he was soon all set
to get we'll.
"A pleasing feature Of the recent
election was the victory Of Mr.. Arm
field Proctor, formerly of Bel Air, O.
a delegate to the West Virginia House.
Mr.. Proctor at first declined the nomi-
nation brit later had It thrust upon
him and v as swept in with a majority
of 1900. A host of local friends ex-
tend their congratulations.
Highland Community Club will
hold supper and Bazaar in Highland
Hall, Dec. 9Th, afternoon and evening,
3 to IL p. NJ. There will be seven at
tractive booths from which you may
select your Christmas gifts and an APP
petizing supper Of oysters, chicken
salad, etc. will be served. Proceeds for
the improvement of the school grounds.
Mrs. w. w. Preston, Regent Gov.
VIM. Paca Chapter and Mrs. B. J. Will
Jams, State Librarian, d. A. R.. attend
ed reception given by the Mordecai
Gist Chapter of Baltimore, at the Bel
vedere on Friday afternoon, Nov. II
in honor of Mrs. Anthony Wayne
Cook, of Pittsburg, Pa, President
General of the National Society, d.
A. r.
The maturity date of 1918 War
Savings Stamps being near at hand the
Treasury Department is broadcasting
information in regad to their redemp-
ton. Opportunity is offered to rein
vest the money in Treasury Savings
certificates of various amounts. The
public is urged to consult bankers, and
so that prompt settlement can be had.
We know that I. Winfield Scarf
felt very proud last Monday afternoon
when DR.. Muller pronounced his fine
herd of Sc registered and grade Hol-
stein cows and heifers all clean from
I. b. Mr.. Scarf was among the first
to test in that neighborhood, this be-
ing his second clean test. We hope
he will soon have an accredited herd
and all others in Hartford will follow
suit
-, MIR. Joseph R. Coale has purchas-
Sd from Mr.. Harvey Ewing the store
stand on Main Street, Bel Air now &C.
cupied by the A. & p. and the barber
shop adjoining it. 1t is understood that
after converting the barber shop into
al up-to date store Mr.. Coale will move
his down town butcher business into It.
This is an excellent location and Mr.. |
Coales friends feel that he has made
a happy move.
When arraigned before Judge Har.
Ian, Joseph Sitzberger pied guilty to
the charge of bigamy and was sentenc-
ed to five years in the Maryland Peni- |
tertiary. Harold ]. Cantler also filed
a plea of guilty to a charge of larceny
and sentence was suspended. Follow
ing plea of guilty to criminal assault |
Judge Harlan suspended sentence on
Edgar Eugene Grafton and he was Ia
ken under the jurisdiction of the Ju-
venile Court.
Exceptionally fine corn yields are
being ehalked up this season as husk-
ing is completed. Mr.. Calvin Norris
has left US some tremendous ears TAX
en- from ten acre field which yielded
100 barrels. Mr.. Horace Boarman has
housed 1888 barrels of beautiful corn
from ten acres. Reports of yields |
from plots under supervision are given
elsewhere The sad feature is that the
price stays down to rock bottom al
though the cost of production was not
GREATLY hainw war tima