The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-01-06

member Of the kenllworth Dramatic Club,
which gave a number of entertainments here
| last winter.
Personal acknowledgement Her
man Stump, with the Congressional Com
mittee on immigration, arrived i'll Havana,
| December 2Sth. The committee will examine
| into the Cuban quarantine and other matters
of similar nature.
! Mr. Amor Il. Forwood, of Delaware, is Wis
itipg i'll Hartford.
Eben y. Baldwin, of Claymont, Del, will
speak on Missions, at the lIopcwell NJ. P.
Church, on Sunday morning. January 18th,
by special invitation of the pastor, Rev. J.
Earle Maloy.
Robert i. Baldwin, Of Carrcroft, Del, is
suffering with carbuncle on his neck, which
has incapacit ted him from work.
Mr.. W. b. Mcdonald, student of Randolph
Macon College, was at his home at Aberdeen
for the holidays.
! Miss Rowe, daughter Of DIR. W. B. Rowe,
of Aberdeen, who is attending school at Win
chester, Va. spent her vacation at her home.
Mr.. John Craig, OF Lapidum, continues
very i'll with infammatory rheumatism.
| Prof. &. q. CurtiSs OF Oakland School,
Fallston, was quite indisposed, last week, but
was able to resume his duties on Tuesday.
January 3D..
Mr.. Benjamin Silver, OF Chenille, who had
a slight attack Of paralysis, about week
ago is very much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Malter Stamford aud daugh-
ter, Miss Alice, of Wilma, who have been Wis
iting their cousin, Mrs. Walter Sellers, Of
| York Co, Pa, have returned home.
| Mr.. David S Strickler, Secretary of the
Farmers Insurance Company of York, Pa,
was in Bel Air, on Monday.
Mr.. Harry b. Swartz, formerly Of Hartford
county, now on the police force of Baltimore
city, was promoted to he a sergeant on the
force on Monday last. On the same day Mr..
j. Nelson Demoss formerly Of Hartford coun-
ty, was appointed ratrolman on the force.
MEETING OF THE FIRE INSURANCE CoMrA-
NY.-The members of the Mutual Fire Insur
ance Company in Hartford County met at
their office in Bel Air. on Monday. George
+. Silver was called to the chair and William
II. Harlan appointed Secretary.
| The report of the condition of the COmpa-
ny was read by the Secretary, George X.
| Cairnes, showing cash balance on hand of
about 10000.
resolution was offered by Mr.. Vim. II.
Harlan and adopted. providing that hereafter
no more than $3.50 be paid for the loss of any
one horse. mare or mule and not more than
| $50 for the loss of any COW. OK or steer, under
the policies of the company, unless the policy
| shows an express contract on the part of the
company to pay larger sum.
The reports of William Webster, agent for
Hartford county. and W. o. b. Wright. agent
| for Baltimore county, were read and adopted.
The report OF $ i Williams. Richard Dial
lam and Eli Tucker, committee appointed
at the last annual meeting to investigate the
! affairs OF the committee and suggest, if ne
cessary, improved methods of trausacting its
business was read. The first three sections
were adopted and the remainder Of the report
referred to the Directors for their considera-
ton.
VIM. H. Harlan. James Lee AMI p. Frank
| lIaIIway We're appointed a committee to APP
prove the bonds of directors.
$ A. Williams, Eli Tucker and Richard
| Ddilaln were llllp.IitG'l al NOsil.IatACi " IL
| wise the Bylaws.
The charges for transfers and assignments
and the charge Of 81 for issuing policy were
abolished.
The old board of directors were reelected,
with the exception of y. +. Silver i'll place of
his father, J. p. Silver; George y. Cairucs in
place OF William Baldwin, and Charles +.
Weekly in place of John Piersol. deceased.
The directors met and organized 10y the
unanimous reelection of Col. John Carroll
| Walsh President, and George L. Cairncs
Secretary and Treasurer. William Webster
and W. o. b. Wright were continued as
agents
The Executive Committee approved the
| action of VIM. Webster in adjusting the loss
of K. l.. Driven, on the printing Office Of the
I Aberdeen Enterprise. amounting to $50. and
| ordered its payment The adjustment made
| by agents Wright and Webster of the loss of
| George ". Canolc>. for contents Of store in
Baltimore county, anoumtiu@tu $50. and his
| lJss of $500 on building were adjusted and
ordered paid.
| MEETING OF AGRICULTURAL. SOCiETY.-Thc
stockholders of the Hartford County Agricul-
tural and Mechanical Society met in Bel
Air on Monday. Il. Harris Archer was called
to the chair and B. Frank IIanway and ID. T.
| Benson appointed Secretaries.
| The Secretary of the Society. Mr.. James W.
| McNabb read the annual statement, from
which it appears that after the payment of
| premiums, interest on the mortgage debt of
| 10 600. insurance aud expenses of the fair last
fall, there is on hand $526.3i, to meet current
expenses. The donation from the State was
$50.
Messrs John ID. Worthington and Thomas
A. Hays were appointed committee to au-
dit the accounts of the Treasurer.
Mr.. WCrthingtOu offered Il resolution,
which was adopted. requiring the Superin-
tendents of Stock at the next annual fair to
enforce the rules and regulations of the soci-
ety with regard to the exhibition of stock,
particularly of horses. Mr.. Worth:n%ton
stated that many persons had complained
that the stalls containing horses on eXhibi
ton were kept locked and persons who de-
sired to see them were unable to do SO. The
rules require that the upper doors Of the hor e
stalls shall be kept open from 10 y. NJ. to
p NJ each day of the fair. The President,
A. NJ. Fuforl, said that the wrong would
have been corrected at the time if complaint
had been made to the directors.
Thomas H. Hays suggested that the Super
intendents should have reliable and courtc-
Gus persons to aid them in seeing that the
regulations are properly observed.
VIM T. Munnikhuysen also called attcn-
ton to the fact that horses are htched to the
sheep pens, thereby depriving visitors Of the
opportunity of seeing the sheep to advantage
IL.