/%gis PERSONAL MENTION BEL AIR NOTES Michael, and Misses Julia A. and with the skill of an expert. Friends of Capt. R. E. Duvall will Mr. Harry S. tendered Mildred Mitchell and a sister Mrs. Pria. As the evening shadows lengthened the 'sdßbfc Ofcrver, Jr. Raymond, the gathering be- regret to learn that he is critically ill his young friends a delightful dance ciUa of Aberdeen and one broke up, everyone 29, 19X2 at the home of Mr. William Warner on Thursday night brother, Mr. Riduud Mitchell, of ing thoroughly impressed that the Har- BEL AIR, MO- DECEMBER Sante Marie, the near Vale. Mr. J. C. Numbers, of Wilmington, Ste. Mich. FunAml ser- ford Mutual is aafely launched on vices held at 10.30 gieat Sea of Success in staunch Miss SChristmas guest of her sister, Mrs. John I. Yellott during interment was in Spesutia cemetery. 1923 TO BE HOG CHOLERA PRE- the holidays. The pallbearers Messrs. Morgan Bel Air M. E. Church Suntfcy Harvey Moore Warner. Mr. Lawrence Reed, of LQchfleld, were VENTION YEAR the Miss Ethel Mitchell, G. Chapman Martin, Harry night stmrtin* at 10o’clock. Campbell of DicUason Conn., is visiting at the home of his G. Collage, Pa., is spending the holuays brother, Mr. Charles Hopkins, William D. Osborn, William Harford Farmers Asked To Support will hoid a box social H. Reed. Houser, Benjamin _Xhe “Y" with her parents near Fallston. Carman, H. Raw Sr. and M. Campaign <* Sat- Mr. Robert R. of the law in Weak Heights school house firm of I>e\er. Keech, Demming, and ~ 30th. Kemp In a bulletin issued County ,' jjf jUki*-^- -* : jp urday night, December Carman spent part of Wednesday in Just '-iSt the year D. MARRIAGE LICENSES Bel Agent Derrick says: _ \fter the first of Air. Before moving to the city MRS, OTHO S. LEE ENTERTAINS ‘ln these times when 'drives’ for var- which has been running to Richard Atchley, 21, Trenton Mr. Carman lived Taylor and has Kohl's bus S. at RED CROSS WORKERS ious caime* are the fashion and our will go no further than Graf, Junction, N. J., and Florence Dragert, a wide circle of friends in the county. Madonna Mr. in achievements of the citizens are almost daily confronted tun'- Shop. 20, Trenton. Shirley C. Morgan, formerly of Pride the with some additional appeal we are not Thomas Calvin 32, White Aberdeen, but now a Baltimore banker Chapter was felt by each of those at- —The Athletic Club of Fallston will Robinson, likely to take kindly to any new acqui- Hall Hall and Alice M. Richardson, 26, was in Bel Air Wednesday in connec- tending the Red Cross Conference at a dance in Shanahan’s on on sition to the ranks of such campaigns. hold g.v- Washington, D. C. tion with the opening of bidfc for coun- the residence of Mrs. Otho S. Lee, majority Turly, December 30th. Music Wednesday. Despite a In contrast to the of such i from 8 Halt Purnell Hanson, 19, Churchville ty bonds. the fact that drives, however, the campaign to make --„ by Spruce Banks orchestra heavy fog and Anna Elizabeth Miller, 17, Havre Mr. Herbert S. Flowers, of Wil- had settled which deter ml a Cholera Del., on 1923 Hog Prevention Year to 12. de Grace. mington. spent pari of the week several from venturing the slippery unique following is in that it does not have the Joseph Cmmlish wilt conduct Roy Ernest Frazier. 38, State Line, in Bel Air. roads the officers and chair- a —Mr men raising of certain sum of money as PRIZE-WINNING CORN services at the Falleton Presbyterian Maas., Edith lanthe Rogers, 26, Aber- Mr. Alex McComas was the boat at were present: its goal and in fact contemplates no next Sunday morning. Doc. 31 deen. an enjoyable dance given at the home Mr. W. W. Finney, Dr. John I. Yel- of at Church will lott, Mr. O’Neill, Rev. Wm financial outlay on the part thos< Firtt Prize Sample of Yellow Corn in Region Four National Hay and Grain Show at 11 A. M. New Year’s music Achilla Savino, 33, Havre de Grace, of his parents on Tuesday night H. S. L. whom it ie designed to benefit; that is at Majdanna Serpentine, 24, Glenn, Mesdames Bertram Stump, C. (*’ used. Maud Havre Mrs. William H. Harlan entertained fanners and swine raisers of Mary- Chicago. Grown and Shown by Garnett Radebaugh de GraptfT a few friends at cards on Wednesday Edwin Tucker, Thom— Brown, B. J. —Mr. Writer Tucker, of Fore* HIU, Williams, J. Dorrance, Fannie land. Overland automobile in honor of Miss .Sue IMnkerton. Ford In announcing the inauguration of of Bynum, Maryland. awarded an Miss A Men Mcormick will attend a Htrasbaugh, Miss Matilda IVice, Mrs. this ,Dr. K. Atherton, In- American s eubscrip- Hurry Everett, Mrs, campaign I. i„ the Baltimore 'TOC, MAKES DRIVING UANGER- dance given by friends fn Baltimore on Gain, Miss Estella spector Hog Cholera Con. This sample also the only winning and Mr. J. R. Ramsay of Brookes, in Charge of was real contender with Indiana's sample of white corn for the ,i„„ contest Saturday evening. T. Roy MeAlames Wm. H. trql, Is appealing for the cooperation Grand Sweepstakes of the United States. Mr. Radebaugh’a sample was given two of the judges’ Hocks S6O. Miss Kitty McAllister, of Baltimore Cronin, C. C. Rouse, Beatty Harlan, farmers of Har- Even those who have imbibed Christ, John Webster, Shrlver, J. H. of and swine raisers votes while the winning sample received the remaining three. Mr. George Watts, who was known Is the guest o*f Miss Helen Evans. S. Alexis ford County. The Region, in which yeans ago as one mas spirits too freely have hud a good Mrs. Roas Cameron is visiting her Mahoney. Edgar Cairnos, James W. Fourth Harford competed, is composed of: Delaware. Maryland, Vir- in Bel Air several alibi landing strange While this county has been fortu- ginia, town’s most skilled barbers, has for in places the stater, Mrs. Francis J. McGinnis in Davis, diehard Rees, J. T. Gailey, in the number of out- West Virginia. Kentucky, Southern Ohio, Southern Indiana. Southern Illinois, Missouri and , f the past of nate respect to # the .Sanitary Barber few night* because dense fogs. Philadelphia. Hannah Hopkins, Mr. Wilbur Huff, during post Kansas. started to work in fogs nothing breaks of this disease the The famous London have Mrs. Horace Roarman entertained Mrs. C. H. C. Clark, Mrs. John J. no shop, Main street. over year, swine misers of the county I on thaw which have hovered this on Thursday afternoon in honor of Bradshaw. doubt realize In view of heavy losses —New Year's eve services will be community and made motoring during Dr. Yeilofe reviewed the results of Mr. lan* Tipton, of Baltimore, is Sunday evening Miss lavinia Bradford. In previous years that it is much easier held in Bethel Church the day or night dangerous. So thick Min) Maude Burgess, of Govans, the Roll Call and thanked the dmlr- spending the' holidays with his mother will be singing of cloud*, to provent the introduction of hog at BP. M. There have been the machine lights spent Christmas with her patents Mr. men for their fidelity und tflieir zeal. spread Mrs. M. J. Tipton. New Year hymns intensify confusion cholera than to limit Us once Christmas carols and only seemed to the and Mrs. John Burgess of Bel Air. He paid a special tribute to the 160 it appeared. Mr. B. Clinton HUd, of N. Dakota, music by the choir. so that a few cars have been has is time with parents with special not Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Taylor, of individual canva-ssers whose untiring many still spending some his brought to an abrupt stop against It Is stated that pemons Mi. and 1). H. HildL -A New Year’s dance for the henc- Baltimore and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel efforts, whose ilevotlon to the cause retain the opinion that hog cholera is Mrs. Church will be held buildings or other obstructions. Brooks, of Catonsville. spent Christ- and whose willingservice had brought Mm. Hunter and daughters of Bal- r, 0f St John’s The usual holiday travel from house introduced into a community ami timore homo after visit, Hall tomorrow (Saturday) mas day with their aunt. Miss Julia about the ultimate success of the RoM spreads in a very mysterious and have returned Join Cdenarm Our in to house has been greatly curtailed Call. mg Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gross. night; fine music is engaged and a Bateman. unaccountable way and that the to all attending. by the unfavorable weather. The results allowed $3073.76 had disease is difficult combat for that Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Pyle, of Philadel. good time is promised to phla, spent Xmas with Ron Fi™t CHARLES been secuied of which $1845.00 remains reason. However, the work done in Mrs. -The congregation of the PROF. T. WRIGHT in the Chapter for the support qf the Spencer. Bel Air, was TRANSFERS Maryland to date has afforded some l-n-sbyterian Church of LAND PASSES AWAY Nursing Service and the Home Service positive regarding Miss Katherine Ward, of St. Mary’s that Dr. George W very data the intro, Seminary, is spending the dclighted to learn J. Moulds and wife to M. Olivia days and $1228.00 as sent to the National harboring spread holidays within the John An acute illneas of several duction, and of the parents, CHRISTMAS return with her Mr. and Mi*. Meade expects to Gilbert, lot in Aberdeen, $3400. duration terminated early Thursday Society to he used In Disaster Relief infection. This data is incorporated T. H, next week or two to resume his pas- wife Louis and other works of the Groat Ameri- Ward. John F. Airhart and to morning when Prof. Chattel Thomas In the point* enumerated below, prob. Miss Hawkins, t, ral duties. Simone ami wife, 5 acres, 3rd district, Wright quietly passed away at his can Red Cross. Icms which, if they could lie solved, Ida of Baltimore, Supt. of The fine spirit of the Brunches wan s|*ent the weak end with Mrs. Isaac —The Rev. F. R. Bayley, 11000. home In Bel Air. Mr. Wright was would go a long way toward eliminat- Slade. District will preach A. Wiliam, Tiustee ul years or further evinced by each volunteering East Baltimore Stevenson et seventy two age and for the ing hog cholera from Maryland. Mr. Elmer Mummu, of Fork, is Church Sunday, De. Walter Everett, 22 acres, $lO. past seven years tq assume a definite |mta of the i,e- CLUB at Magnolia M. E. to had been retired. His Problems Eradication At the close George and wife to Leon main in# 1500.00 necessary to meet In spending some time with his cousin, cember 31 at 3 o’clock. C. HulshArt entire life effort had been in the field Mr. Howard Waiters. he will preside at the Nabebin et al, 110 acres, 4th district, of educational work, in which choeen the Chapter’s costs, thin money to lie 1. A large percentage of the pri- of the service raised by benefits during the thiid (|uarterly conference. S6OOO. line he had occupied many positions etc. year. mary original outbreaks of hog chol- and— Augustus F. Durham to Freel E. of trust Importance. Mrs. Harry Cain told of the generous era ran be traced to infection intro- Aberdeen New* to the death of Prof. Chas. and request Owing McMillon, 20 acres, 4th district, $lO. Bom near Shawsville, Mr. Wright response to the for canned duced sh rou gh feeding garbage, kit- Aberdeen, 27—The Christmas T Wright the Christian Endeavor and fruits, and vegetables, Dec* First Lonnie E. Mick and wife to Samuel received his early education in the Jellies and pro- chen scraps or swill to hogs. Approxl. celebration In Grove Presbyterian Sunday School social of the C. and wife, 67 6th dis- serves for the Havre die Grace Hospital mutely 80% of such outbreaks in Har. Chun*, which was sehed. Bishop acres. public schools of the county and at the Church on Christmas eve was charac- Presbyterian trict anl i Thursday afternoon, grow into dollars-Yes, a pile of dollars, and j -An attempt by a masked bandit Point, Eleven schools had responded The failure to and as three young own schools began a few years later 4. promptly Mr. ami Mrs. Howard H. Mitchell to rob Sullivan’s store at Vanßlbber Wednesday morning and the interest qf the children in pre- properly dispose of carcasses of ani- when from New York were driving when he became Principal of the Bel had as their dinner guests on Xmas a few days ago was frustrated ladies paring this treat was one of the pleas- mals, especially swine that die of hog a command southward the Conowingo road at Air High School but shoitly he was evening, Major and Mist. Campbell, of instead of complying with on antest features of the holiday season. cholera is greatly responsible for the Ground*. her cash Sullivan es- a point just north of Bynum Run the again recalled to hi* alma mater to of the Aberdeen Proving to give up Mrs. the chair of English and His A contrhution jellle, choice fruits, dissemination of the disease. Major and Mrs. Campbell entertain- cu[ied through the back of the store driver put on her brakes suddenly and assume aleo by Juniors tory. Again reluming to public school etc. was sent the to the 6. The failure of swine raisers to ed Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell the next and gave the alarm. the. slippery road did the rest. Spin- Havre do ('trace Hospital and by the have their hogs protected by inocula- a evening gnosis Get Wright, Principal with four other dinner Check work Pmf. became ning around a time or two the Ford Chapter to the Hospital at Edgewood. tion with anti hog cholera when As advertised elsewhere the Har- took the shoulder and of the Havre de Grace High School serum ami invited more guests for three ta- * "The sedan finally to The absence of Mist* Wright was u warning hue issued that a proba- ford Choral Club will repeat Frank remaining until appointed County bean bles of bridge in the evening. JUST Armory on upset against the bank. Mr. T. source of much regret. The serious bility of exposure exists, results in BEFORE CHRISTMAS Prince of Peace” in the be nearby on Superintendent in 1903, which position Mrs. C. C. Pusey and Miss Ida Mich, 7th. The reg- Mac I happened to illness of her father awakened the many outbreaks which could be avoid- left New Sunday night, January soon reached the belated he sucessfully filled until ill health ael on Thursday for York. FOR EVERY CENT YOU HAVE the load and sympathies of all and messages of so- ed. nister, ular weekly rehearsal of the club will In u very few minutes a forced his resignation in 1915. Mrs. Pusey will vlell her Mrs. Masonic Temple next tourists. licitude for her were sent by the Chai>- The solving of these problems is to J. M. of Albany and Miss SAVED-PLUS INTEREST lie held in the number of cars had congregated and Since that time Mr. Wright when Cateman night. January 2nd. able had given liberally ter. he the object of this campaign and If Michael will visit an uncle,. Mr. J. 11. Tuc**rtf willing hands quickly extricated the physidally A luncheon was served by bevy of farmers and swine raisers will rentier car of his time and efforts in matteie of a Courtney, of Brooklyn. '—During the seven days of Christ- ladfcs ami straightened up their pretty girls: Misses Ariel Close, Alden the proper uwdstunce there can be no Tatmon, MUford, Over 200 Accounts in 1922 Club was seriously damaged. For. community and county uplift and in Miss Helen of Del. inas rush the Bd Air postoffice which not McCormick, Virginia Munnikhuyeen, doubt us to the result. Myrtle post apparent misfortune, moments had much und Miss Weeks of Delta, Pu. piemptly handled 574 parcel sacks lunate in their leisure derived Fenton Yellott, Nancy Webster, Cor- ami state can are guests Club to hud with personal enjoyment among his books Federal authorities of Miss Annie Hopkins. 1923 Start* December 11th in addition to 186 piece* too large the ladles themselves escaped nelia Archer and Margaret I/ce. Their lay plans for the eradication of this Miss Evalyn Park, of CHsque Isle, pou_ no injury, though of course which he mu well loved. A clear think- sack. There were also 105 locked serious livelycha'ler added # tone of festivity disease but the succesaful accomplish- |s guest some er natural scholar with retentive Maine, u of M,ra. J. Smith Everybody Old and Young Children and Babiee rhea to say nothing of a moss of news- somewhat frightened. After mi. ami to the occasion which all present voted ment of thUi task rente with the Michael. memory, he possessed unusual talent liupers. Early mailing dkl much to- nor repairs to their car they continued a most delightful one. indivkhw) farmer, |t is for him to Potter,, Are Invited to Become Member* us a public entertainer and thiring a Mr. und Mrs. John C. of Bal. wards hastening the service. on their way. determine whether hog cholera is to iimore were guests of Mr. und Mrs. long period of years was frequently continue to take its annual toll. But, -The Christmas dance held in the capacity. Wright Frank K. Baker over Chriofcmas. You will have money for present* and other ex- called on in this Mr. iw run be ooltiUwl jiutagain, .It is not ,t UUVttirUN ItAHi V Ukl.Tli'll tmMiltwr uf thw ” 4IAUVOUU MITI,U CUI.UUIftATICM Tim ludis* of the Abuideeo Library a umrAtvnit for him to make any financial outlay penses, and easy ‘*i‘rlv'i>r- and active In the af - ITS KKiHTIETII ANNI- Board will give a dance in the Ameni- it willcoma so it will be just like attractively WHEN CAR WITH WALL byterfan church carry plans. It would i (hiory had been decorated of that denomination. to out these cun legion hull on Friday evening, finding | from seeing a pa- fairs VERSARY seem, therefore that this it. with Ohrstma* greens, lula’s orchestra While returning In 1879 Mr. Wright married Miss campaign Dec. 29 and the members of Victory musical tient about 2 o'clock Tuesday morning (’resented With Is to be u popular one. wuh happy in it* selections Hannah Elizabeth Jackson by whom Secretary Calrnes destined chapter, order the Eastern Star Don't mis* it—enroll at once. Let every one in and those present wore In the jolly Dr. J. F. H. Go much of Fork, received living Cup will give a dance on the evening of occasion. his chauffeur be- he ta survived, in adlition to four the family join. Many members build up a mood befitting the time and a severe jolt when daughters: Mrs. L. Irwin, of Ab- HARFORD GRANGE ELECTS January sth in this hall. j fund came confused in the fog and drove Jiuhn of the -In keeping with the charming erdeen; Miss Almira Wright, County The eightieth anniversary Miss Elizabeth Roberts, of Baltimore | during the year to pay (heir taxes, insurance in- the automobile into a stone wall. So Mutual Km* Insurance Company in At a regular meeting of the Harford Beverley 8, or custtyn of years of the of Bel Air; Mi. Benton H. and Lieut. H. Robert*. U. recent member* gieat the jar Dr. Gorsuch was Nurse llarfunl County anil the anni- Grange, held recently the following M., spent Xmas with their terest when they fall due the Club, by some of their was Gross, of Bel Air; ami Miss Carlolta fortieth parents at at close of the year. Choral assisted hurled the floor of his machine ami versary of Mr, George R. Cuirues’ ten - officers were elected. Worthy Master, Short lane, Christinas carols through to Wright, of Baltimore. Overseer, friends, sang lainfully stiffened up. His daughter, ure as secretary wen* fittingly rel. Mr. Edwin Preston; Worthy Mrs. Morgan streets town and some funeral will take place from his it* Annie C. and Miss the of the in Gertrude, crushed against The on Wednimiay by a banquet Mr. I>eon Anderson; Worthy lecturer Morgan, spent suburban Christmas Miss wae late residence Saturday morning at i healed Emma B. of Baltimore neighboureds on top and cut bruised about the at Club Inn, Officer*, dl. Mrs. T. W. Scarff; Worthy Steward & a golden opportu- the and Interment he made in Bethel the Country Ch list mam with Misses Florence ami Farmers Merchants Kve. Music 10.30 to Worthy Nat’l Bank affoiW head. rector*, agents, employee* and invitee Mr. William Amoss; Assistant Dora Morgan. will to and Cemetery. Mmklox; nity to express ‘good men”, Despite the fact that the Doctor guests seventy Steward Mr. Ernest Worthy beautiful songs that numberlnit in all about Amoss; BEL AIR, MD. those hearing the a frame capable of housing five sad down to feast of Chaplain Miss M. Irene Wor- night of neceasity filled with possesses persons a Amos; Hill were that a mighty big hurt his natural vigor oysters on the half shell, turkey anil thy Treasurer Miss Hazel M. Forest Dots spirit. and cheerful disposition promptly came OBITUARY all thing* for which the Inn Worthy Lady Assistant Steward Miss Hill, Dec. 27—Mr. and Mrs. the Rood Worthy Gate Keeper Forest —While moving his household ef- to the rescue and he was soon on the ha* become famous, and only paused Judith Preston; Ross Barton, of Baltimore, spent Hun. Farr, who mend A few more days no doubt bountiful hospitality Mr. Carroll Morgan; Worthy Secretary day with Mr. Barton’s Mr. and forts from Bel Air Mr. F. C. RACHEL LEE when the host'* Worthy parents of will find him fit to meet a physical McCOMAS rail a halt. Miss B. Irene Amos; Oroe Mrs. James Barton. has taken over the management made it necessary to Chenworth; Worthy Springfield farm, that grind of his profession Lee, year old dough, a Miss Helen Flora Miss spent part of mmmmmmmm Hospital elated in the line Rachel the two Then followed series of after din- Helen Smithson are would tax the strength of men of Mr, Mr*. l,ee McComan, of ner the vied Miss Lida E. Johnson; Worthy Pomona the Chrtitnns holiday with her school 14 of their new Holstein heifers which ter and speeches in which orator* McComa*. milking gallons daily. With splen- forty years his junior. Upper Croa* Roade, (Bed at the home w ith one another in |ssing lawiquets Mbs Mary mate Miss Mildred Tucker. 75 The Grange has the following barn and efficient of her parent* early Wednenday ami recalling amusing incident* of the passed Mrs. Richard Gross ie h pending the did stock;, a model mom. regard to the lcath of help, Mr. Farr has everything in his in*. Her funeral will take place to- past. President Richard Dallam open- resolutions in rest of the winter in Baltimore. Merry Christmas the lab' Caleb J. Moore: so Harford friends are con. BOND BMW OPENED day (Friday) at one o’clock, service* nildiesnes with a brief history Miss Lillian Norris roir aarislajvt favor that ed the “Resolved, That we, the member* fidently expecting him to establish new the County Commis- heinx held at the home, wit*Interment of the company’s mganltation, Its ob- Postmistress had the misfortune to On Wednesday reorganisation of Harford Grange No. 320 while we step a nail in a board rerorjjn. A cordial invitation has been sioners opened the bide for the School in Baker Cemetery. ject, rally struggles, doeth all upon upturned all visitor* the farm. and continued pnisperity and sternly bow to the Will of Him 'Who and making a bad laceration. extended to Bonds; bidders were numerous and JOHN CALVIN GILBERT things well’, hereby express our sor- were gmwth during past eighteen years - Mrs. Louisa Poole has been the beg —A witty story was sprung on Judge competition keen. The bonds Gilbert, tin* row at the loss of Brother C. J. Moore, We to extend our Bent Wishes of Mr. John Calvin aged 73 He culled attention to the fact that this Christmas guest of her son-in-law and Rom who was elevator to U. S. Circuit awarded to J. A. W. Iglehart 4 Co. on Saturday, and pray that his removal from our for a with xS) of 101.621!! years, died in Baltimore Is Maryland’s first mutual company. fumily.. Mr. James Malian. Merry Christmas the hope Bench a few days ago. It appears that Baltimore at their figure he had moved after redding turned midst, may le sanctified to the good Mr. Shipley, of B|. on a of $1621.. where The proceedings were then ami Mrs. Percy that-the New Year will be one of a gentleman who had been drawn which represents premium Cooptown for many years. Be- Hon. Thomas Roblnnon who of us all. tlmore ami Miss Marie Kllroy, of grand jury extremely whole iamie. Other bidders near over to H. unusual Prosperity our the federal was DO on the sides a widow he is survived by two assumed the difficult role of toastmas- Resolved, Further, that we do here- Washington, I). C., were Christmas to many ** ar.xious be excused from duty. He were as follows: Baker and Watts, Burkins express our earnest ami sincere to 4 daughters, Mordames William tor with the skill of one who ha* ha,l by guests of Mrs. Rose Kllroy. therefore approached the judge and Baltimore 101.06; Frank B. Calin Famous, of sympathy to his friends, who in the H. of Cooptown and John w ide experience and pnMsessea the na- Christmas was quietly spent In our i declared he was not competent to serve Co.. New York 100.62; George sons Oscar and severance of a nearer tie than ours, Baltimore 101.1606; Baltimore anil two tural gift of keeping a gathering in a village. There were a number of fam. >*cause of being totally deaf in one Stickney 4 Co., funeral took place on stress are called upon to mourn the logs of Co., Balto., 101.8142; Reese. His jolfy mood. He lasi particular By dinners. Serious illnesses have • ar. Judge Rose replied, "Oh that's Equitable Trust inteiment being in Walter's pay just him who has gone before. so jury Trust Co., Baltimore 101.18, Tuesday, ujsm tire company’s rule to be smklened many homes. KISLING’S all light. You know the grand Mercantile Memorial Cemetery, Cooptown with claims promptly without quibbling and Resolved, That these /esolutions Mrs. Emma Harkins whose illness 1 •nly anyway.” Graham, l*arsons 4 Co., Philadelphia the regular minutes of hears one side of a case Rev. Wm. Pierpolnt officiating. said it was playing a mast important entered upon was noted last week suffered a sud- 101.625; John W. Famous, Harford our order, a copy sent to each of part shaping the eminty'a husinea*. and den serious relapse last Saturday and THE DRUG STORE OF MANY GOOD THINGS 1 Courtly S4OOO series D, par; Mrs. L. J. MRS. SUE F. GILBERT in our county papers. $501.26; Judge Walter W. Preston with Id* is still in n very precarious condition. BANKS DECLARE ANNUAL DIVI- Bay, Delta, S6OO aeries H, Mrs. Sue F. Gilbert, widow of H. poise, when railed upon Signed. A of Trenton, Opp. Posloffice, Bel Air, MCd. Bay, series ehararteristir Mr. mew HarldfW, New ! DENDS Mrs. lizzie J. Delta SIOOO Gilbert, died at the home of her * HELEN CHENWORTH. Mrs. Emma Scott to sketch Che live* of the company JOHNSON, Jersey. Is with hi* mother, H, SIOO9. daughter, Mrs. D. H. Bennett In Delta originators, hi ought out many salient LIDA E. Harkins as is also her daughters, Mrs, PHONE 31 The Farmers 4 Merchants National Following the award the purchasers Illness B. IRENE AMOS. or. the 18th after a lingering features as to their Uvea and recalled Wm. Silver ami Mrs. George Osborne Bask broke Ha record by declaring an that about $75,000 of these ibughter of the The next meeting of the order will to its announced aged 79. She was the the part they played in the company’s of Havre de Grace. extra dividend of 1% in addition had already been privately sub- Ashton, of be held on Friday, January 12 at of 7%. A com. bonds late William and Hannah history. Mrs. Roy Enfield Is In Baltimore this regular annual dividend scribed and probably no public offer- HIE, Harford County. Funeral inimit- which the Installation of the officers Tollable sum was also carried to the Forest Dr. J. K, H. fiorsuoh In hi* week. ing of them would be marie. services were held at the home on able way told of his long connection will take place. Mrs, Elizabeth Du worm who is with -orpins fund. Rev. E. I* clone of the most Wednesday In charge of with the company ami its standing her sister, Mrs, Belie Ely since her At the successful wen- held at history Second Klrkley, further services among the pollry holders of Baltimore return from the hospital Is feeling ix months in its the Church, County more on FRAZIER—ROGERS Rock Spring Harford County. He also recalled the names Neighborhood News indisposed the |>ust few day*. National Bank, of Bel Air Wednes. eounty lay declared regular semi annual BdWi lanthe Rogers, the only by Rev. Mr. I’age. of many of Chose In his own Mrs. William Onion m not so well its Miss a vital dividend of 3% clear of taxes. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William MRS. ISABELLE R. DALLAM ami Harford, who after playing Scsrhoro Doing* und is confined to her lied now we are Franklin Rogers, of Aberdeen was part in the Company's welfare liuve sorry to note. What This Dallam, wid- Bank Offers Mrs. Isabelle Roberts Divide. NeerUes* to Scarhoro, Der, 26—Miss Cecilia Jones Mrs. EHsha Pyle's condition khows married on Wednesday, 27th instant died crossed the Great COURT NEWS Frazier. The cere- ow of the late Charles L. Dallam, say the Doctor’s artdies* was inter has relumed from a visit to her sister improvement. to Mr. Hoy Ernest on Monday, Baltimore., I' her home in Carißff sparser pun* gems of wit. in Tucker also is Improv- equity case of Dorimy mony took place at the home of the at for I with Mr. Eugene Saturday the by Mrs. Dallam had been in ill health Presirkent Thomas, of the Montgwn. Word ban lieeu received here that ing ami hod his Christrdas brightened vs. was but nrg conrffud- bride's parents and was performed seriouriy sick Dorsey taken William A. Brice, pastor of some time though only cry Company, recounted his pleasant Mrs. Mary E. Griffith is suffering with by a present of fifty dollars in gold od. the Rev. week prior to her ilcath. of her niece SAFETY wrapped up in SERVICE Preebyterian Church in the for about a relation* with the Harford and frankly pi.iflnionia at the home from the congregation of Cooptown Da motion of Noble L. Mitchell, Grove a family connection Scarborough, George, Mr. only a few relative* and In addition to wide tleelared if they ever got into deep wa- Mrs. lewis F. In and Centre M. B. churches. and tied with COURTESY are trustee, the cane of trust under the will riTSOTW* of Donald, John and pounded of couple. The b u** three sons survive: ter this woulrl he Che first place they town, Del. The members of Centre also all our of Sawyer was taken up for friends the The funeral took moved to the Mr, offered to customers. William throughout wa decorated with Chriiit. Charles L. Dallam. would turn for aid. He particularly Mr. Icsllr* Carr has their minister Rev. Pierpofot with cr/istruction of the will and held sub merchci; place from her late home on Wednes- increasing value of the home of his brother, Mr. Elmer Carr heaps of pounds of good things to eat m nifts green. Wedding were stressed the curia. day morning, Rev. W. J. Page conduct. Mutual Association which has led to near Darlington. last Tuesday night at parsonage. Wednesday agate under rendered by Mrs. Harry Ivoe Rowe the We consider these fundamental re- the trust same ftt Ing the services. Interment was maile growth of Among those visiting home during The 1/uHes Home and Community Knoiler taken who performed the uervioe cemetery. Messrs. the le-insuranca. quirements of sound Banking and the will of August was in Holy Cross With a few highly eulogistic words the ChrieUnaa holidays were Pauline Club will meet ut the Horne of Mrs. on and objections to the the marriage of the bride* parent*. A. Streett, up petition in a gown of William H. Day, John toastmaster Robinson rfklled on Mr, W, and Vernon Scarborough, with Mr. and Edgar Wilson on Thursday afternoon, upon them base our solicitation for auditor’s report. The bride was attired Gladden, James Rampley. of Fred Scarborough; Icelene blue Canton Batin and carried bride Thomas Pempty Harlan a* a representative Mrs. January the eighteenth. accounts of new custo- Charles Greer and Harry Laniue acted to a fitting tribute to Thompson and Marietta Scarborough and Mrs. Glen Strickland, of commercial roses. Her traveling drea and wrap the director* pay Mr. DIVORCE MILL GRINDING colored as pallbearers. Sec. and Trea*. Geo. R. Calmea, Mr. with Mr. J. Emory Thompson, Esther Virginia are spending this week with mers. A were brown with a wild roee Henck, toque. MRS. RACHEL E. SPENCER Harlan in no uncertain term* express- Hcnrk with Mr. and Mr*. E. W. Mr. and Mrs. 8, A. McCommons. Divorce proceedings have been insti- hit Mr, Mrs. against turkey dinner followed the cere- Spencer, beloved es! the company's appreciation of Oscar S. Moulton with and Mrs. Regina Carroll, of Baltimore, tuted by Anna M. Haines her A Mi's. Rachel E. an a Moulton; Agnes a fortnight Attorney and groom left Uken long and faithful service and C. A, Hessler with is spending with her sister hufcbend Roland G, Haines. mony and the bride wife of Philip O. Spencer was E. Scarborough; Mrs. Havre de Grace at 6.19 for Phila- shaking hands with slight token presented him wlthabeau- Mr. anil Mr*. Asaph Mrs, A, F. Mahan. M. E. Tyding. who represents from suddenly ill while loving fittingly Inscrih. Mr, and Jesse Bull and Charles E. SaHle Tucker, and Mr. and alleges and later their home at State of flovans M. E, Church, on tiful silver cup Mr*. Mrs. Hninee desertion. delphia the pastor ed, from the director* and employees. Johnson with Mr. and Mm. Theodore Mrs. W. K. Rogers, and son Muster A divorce on statutory grounds is Line, Male. Christmas day and died half an hour She was a Mr Caimc* replied with hia custo- Coleman; Mr. and Mrs. John Martin, Kemp, were Christmas guests of Mr. ssked by Charles H. Heckman from later at the parsonage. that it had been with Mr. and Mr*. H. B. and Mrs, Z. T. Parks. >ls Deckman. F. of high blood pressure. Mrs. mary modesty, aeying of Baltimore Wife Minnie A. Mr. victim great pleasure conduct the com- Sleek, Mlssea Victories and Katherine Mrs. William Everett is on the sick I Cobourn is eounael Mr. Deek- BASKET ball Spencer waa a daughter of the late his to The Second for Stubbs, Bank long period Scarborough a severe National a with Emelle list with cold. Angelina V. Amoa and pany’s business over o Mrs. onn. coaching of Mr. Lester Scott, of Thomas A. and ever having any Mrs, Scarborough with Ht, Ignatius The long Upper without had friction and Wm. H. Rev. J. A. White of Desertion is the foundation for a dl. John’s College is making jtaelf felt during a residence in Har. or employs**. Bailey. Church presented on Christmas day St strong charac- with it* officer* he*- uncle Mr. Herbert BEL AIR, MO. -ire by attorney M. as best ford was known for her Mr*. re ¦ suit instituted with our basketball team Emmet tc A* chairman of the examining com- Mr. and Mr*. C. E. Smith and calemtars to each family and other J' Tydings for Mrs. Lucy E. Morris by Saturday night’s score of ter. Two children Rev. stated spent Christmas with special workers and shown and Mrs. Heiaae Johnson, of mittee Mr. Wm. K. Robinson 8. R. Moore, eve membrwees to Against James W. Norris. Bel Air 2, Lithuania™ of Baltimore Spencer that he hail personally counted the Mr. Smith's brother, Mr. Leonard was the recipient of several huge are known as Baltimore survive her. She also leaves 20 The Lithuania™ Spen- Company’s securities and found every, Smith, of Glen Rock, Pa. and Mr. C. stockings piled full of good will and strongest teams of the city, three sisters Mesdamea Ella W. OUT one of the HIU; Ida Maynadier, of thing in splendid shape. He was loud E. .Smith sang with the carol singer* material gifts. Total Resources Over $1,000,000 Fl|tE DEPARTMENT CALLED standing second in the Catholic league cer, of Forest praise of the inMJtuton’s flnan- there midnight. at Havre de Grace, and Hattie Standi- in his at Bel Air’s fire fighters had a little so Bel Air fans felt much gratified services cal strength and the wisdom of it* of the game. ford- of Baltimore. Funeral pxtra seat added to their Christmas the result from residence on business policy. Regular games wth strong city teams were held her late S, he Jarrrfurdl* News when they were called out about seven Wednesday morning interment Mr. H. Carver recalled that was o’clock alarm bean for the remainder and Company's first employee under Jarrcttavillc, Dec. 27—Mr. and ol that day to answer an have schedules! Cooptown E. cemetery. the Mr*. coming Munnikhuy- of tin* Nuon and much enjoyment is was in M. Calmes, having spent several Juliux linder and on and Mr. Frank- /jm* from the Hisses Our own Mr. Member Federal Reserve System en’s home w the Edgewood road. in store for local rooter*. GEORGE ALFRED MITCHELL school vacation* acting as clerk. lin Deeta of Waahlngton, D. C. and of Whke filling of though altogether an anmCeur Throughout his talk he disclosed many Mira Elizabeth Deeta, of Balto., Mini the gasoline tank a team nil) Mr. George Alfred Mitchell died at organization, has both speed and amusing during Anna Decta and Mr. Babka of Abing- The Strongest Banking System Foni belonging to the Messrs. Cain his ’home in Aberdeen on Christmas event* which occurred and stored in ;ot and threatened rerious damage, tonight (Friday) Instead Mitchell and had spent under Mr. Calmes had proven of value Miaa Emma Htract la .pending aome ™ been the and Amanda before the arrival of the fire company day night haa recently life agricultural throughout his life. time with her aiater, Mra. Ella Carroll M. C. A. almost an of hi# in Baltimore, ¦hose present bad burning custom. The Baltimore V. homestead The proceedings ware brought to a of who la quite ill. backs* the lovers of pursuits St the family near Mra. Alien and ear out of the building am practically team will be the viMtors and Aberdeen. Later he retired and mov. close by that clever entertainer, Mr. Mr. and William extinguished the flames. Uttle daro- the sport well know their reprtotion He it survived by n H ''lit Smock, of Baltimore County, famHp and Mr. Euaaell Hayea apent VIEWS real Come out and ed to Aberdaen. hie with bar- Chriatinaa with and Mra. D. R. HONEST NEWS HONEST was done the building and the as being leaders. widow, who wss Mis. Effio Harkins, who convulsed hearers a Mr. x^fpg/ Eon) the cause by your attendance and of humorous rendered Hlld. HONEST ADVERTISING survived the catastrophe though help three daughters, Mrs. William N. rage •elections ““"us a top and soots uphoUtarisg. enthusiasm.