The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-04-14
Forest Hill Doings


Forest Hill, April l2-Mrs. Charles
Wilson and her two sons, Kent and
Bob were the guests last week of rela-
tives in Baltimore and Washington, ID.
&.
Miss Marie Kilroy, of Washington,
ID. G., spent last week with her moth
er, Mrs. Rose Kilroy.
As a stimulus for better English
n Composition work Mrs. Mary Twin
ing last fall offered her sixth and sew
enth grade pupils each prize for best
work, As a result Miss Helen Walker
won in the sixth grade on "The 30,
hood of George Washington while
Miss Caroline Sherman using as her
topic "rhe History of Education" car
RED off first in seventh grade with
Miss Carol Osborne u close second in
the way she handled "Growth of our
Country We congratulate these pu-
pills on their achievements.
Miss Mary Jeifery was in Baltimore
several days last week with Nh. and
Mrs. Vincent Jeffery.
Mrs. Edith Mecncm Poole had as
her Sunday guest nlias Carolinc Loeb
AIRY Of Baltimore.
Mr.. William Webb, teller of our
bank, has recovered flom an attack of
tonsilitis.
Mr.. Foley Nathan wno is engaged Ia
cattle shipping with mis- father, Mr.. A.
T.. Nathan has purchased new truck
to be used in the business.
Mrs. Mary LucinLI roolr and her
daughter Miss Hattie A. Poole are
guests this week of Miss Mamie Ady,
of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Cam had as
their week end guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur DlrZuwaite. of Washington, -.
G.
Rev. Joseph A. White Of 81 hrnaiiuS
Church was called to 3ll''rio last
Saturday afternoon on account # the
severe illness of his aged mother, who
at this writing remains IN u critical
condition.
The officers Of st. ignatus branch
of the Women's National Catholic Wei.
fare Council attended 4 meeting of
the officers Of the County pAris he's at
st. Margaret's rectory, Bel Air, last
Sunday Afternoon and were addressed
by Rev. Louis e. Vaeth Of -. Mury's,
Pylesville. A eocial h0uc amCng the
officers followed the meeting where
plans for parish socials were dilrisSci.
Miss Elizabeth Cain entered the
Nurses Training school ut ST. Joseph =
Hospital last week.
Mrs. James Whaland last Monday
narrowly escaped serious accident
when Il coming vehicle obscured u ear
that stopped Immediately in front of
her The driver Immediately put on
brakes but not before the hood had
picked Mrs. Whaland up and carried
her about fifteen feet. Fortunately
the only result was minor injury and
shock.
Miss Clara Stonebrakcr our primary
teacher was taken i'll in school last
Thursday with gall stones. A phyaIc,
ian was summoned who removed her
to her home and ON Monday she was
taken to st. ]oseph's Hospital where
an operation was performed on We'd
nesday. At this writing she IL doing
well and we hope for her speedy recov-
cry. Much sympathy Is expressed for
Miss Clara.
Masters Roger and Earl Tucker are
both on the sick list.
Mr.. u. +. Wilson has purchased from
Mrs. Mary Lucinda Poole the land d-
rectly in front of his house and cx-
tending TO the State road. Mr.. Wilson
has one of the most attractive farms
in the viciniy and his addition has
added to its value and convenience.
Mr.. and Msr. u. 4. Parks who were
recently operated upon at University
Hospital have both returned and are
rapidly recovering.