The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-03-06
Hartford Fair Directors Meet.

The Board of Directors of the Hartford
County Agricultural Society met at the Secre-
tary's office ON Tuesday.
1t was decided to charge all exhibitors Zee
: of 81, which will entitle them to season
ticket, except the childrens' department, for
which no charge will be made.
The premium list in the domestic and sew
eral other departments was increased,
A committee, consisting OF j. Royston
Sitter, Harry p. Strasbaugh and James W.
McNabb, was appointed to meet the managers
| of the MARYLAND and Delaware Trotting Cir
cult, which meets in. Baltimore March 10, with
authority to join the Circuit, provided suitable
dates can be arranged. a meeting of the di-
rectors will be called after this meeting to fix
the date for the fair, and also the race pro-
gramme.
President Sitter announced the following
committees
Executive Committee. B. Hanway, G.
W. Baker, Harry P. Strasbaugh, John q.
Rouse aud James c. Young.
| Committee on Grounds aud General Ar
lrangements-J.W w. McNabb, Morgan Mitchell,
Joseph I. Hopes.
Committee on Sale of Unadvertised Privi-
| leges-Willard &. Rouse, j. W. McNabb,
| Noble L. Mitchell.
| Committee on Receptions. A. Williams,
John Moores, DIR. NJ. L. Jarrett, Beale X.
Howard, W. A. Wiley, c. \. Andrew, Dr. |
John Sappington, James r. Whiteford, Hon.
| W. b. Baker, Louis 7. Michael Edward H. |
! Hall, Joseph B. Hanway, Col. Ohio 5. Lee, |
John ). Young, Thomas H. Robinson, W. 5. |
Forwood, Jr., hurry Vandiver, Frank L. Cor |
| relI, Israel Rosenfeld.
| sUPERINTENDENTs OF CLASSES.
| Glass A., Horses-WiIlam F. Wilson, assiS
tant, d. 7. Benson.
Glass B., Cattle-P. H. Mccormick, assis-
tant. ". F. Hays.
Glasses c. and d., Sheep and swine-Mor-
gan Mitchell
| Glass E, Poultry-Luther j. Gross, assis-
tant, j. w McAbee.
Glasses F., &. and H., Factory Products, |
Carriages and Leather Manufactures, Machin-
cry and Harry P. Strasbaugh.
Glass l., Agricultural Products-Robert P.
Mitchell.
Glass j.. Domestic Products-James F.
Kenly.
factures-J. Ross Scarborough
Glass L., Children's observation-disclosures |
| 7. Hopes.
Glass NJ, Printing Drawing and Wax
Works. b. Hanway.
Glass N, Fruits and Flowers-James c.
Young.
Trials of Speed-H. b. Bruins, assistants,
Noble L. Mitchell and James C. Young.
Public School-John d. Warrington.
Observation-Disclosures c. Young, James NJ.
Reynolds.
Advertisements-W. &. Rouse, H. P. stras-
baugh, James c. Young H. B. Bruins, John
b. Hanna.
Printing!. Ross Scarborough, James f.
Kenny, J. Royston Sitter.
County Commissioners.
The Commissioners were in session on Mon
day and Tuesday.
Road checks issued.-Charles McFadden,
50 John Lambright, $453; Z. W. Harvard,
SIS j. n. STREET., Sc William Greenland,
S13.O1; w. A. Cook, So; \. Boyle, SAL A.
F. Brown, $50 l.. j. Gross, $40
Certificates issued-Joseph r. Burkins,
constable, S3l. s. a. Williams, treasurer
Bel Air Road League. $20S; Joseph K. Ely,
magistrate, Sl3 % Joseph \. Price, election
rent and storing booths, $l820; James L.
Smithsun, magistrate, l.T5 Dir. j. c. Butler,
vaccine account, $3.50; w. S. Forwood Jr.,
Clerk, s242 is W. Il. Bevard & Co, road
extra, S79.4l; Ambrose Cooley, Sheriff, pris
oners' board, S36540
Cash paid.-Insurance for 1896, S37. 40 B.
Y. Preston and II. L. Gilbert, jurors on in
quest, 80 cents each F. f. Gorrell, advertis
ing to March /, 1896, 500 James II. Ely, on
account fridge painting, $50 c. c. Brown,
repairs q court house, 81 IS George II. Mar
lin, conveying pauper, 50; W. L. Amoss,
treasurer, aimshouse toll, IS.
\ petition was presented asking FOR pen
sion for the widow OF William Addison.
The following memorandum Of agreement
was taken between the Mayor and City COun-
Gil of Havrc &c Grace and the Commits ,,Oners
Memorandum OF agreement, made This ID
day of March, in Tie year 1896 by and be-
tween the County Commissioners Of Hartford
count OF he first part. and the MAJ or and
City Council of Eavre De Grace of the second
part. both Corpurators under the laws of the
State of Mary i&ud.
WHEREAS. There is need Tor a school build
ing to t. erected III l&Yrc d" Grace, the cost
of which is estimated at so go and whereas
the party Cf the Arst PaTl has agreed to fur
uish the funds necessary TO erect said ,Hildug.
provided the said party Of the second part,
will on or by!pGe the nGSt day o! september, in
the year 1896 pay i1 tGc said party oi the first
part. the sum ui $500, 10 be used is part
payment thereof.
Now in consideration of the premises, the
said party ri thc first part agrees 70 furnish
in tile present and future lc".cs Of Hartford
IN, l.. ~,.l,. { 1f
county, 4 sufficient sum OF money to purchase
4 suitable site and erect thereon Il proper
building, ana 10 equip the same with proper
heating apparatus and sufficient furniture for
the accommodation Of all the white children
of iiaYre de Grace and vicinity
And the said party OF the second part here
10y agrees to pay 10 the party of the first part,
ON or before the first day OF September, 1896,
the said sum Of = 800 to be devoted eXclC-
| sively to the erection of said building.
1t is understood and agreed that this con
tract is made by the said party Of the second
! part, subject to i vote Of the people Of lavre
! de Grace, if said vote should be necessary TO
the carrying out their part Of the contract on
the part Of the said party on the second part.
4 Big Sale Of Tr0ifers.
The trotters OF Mr.. c. W. Baker of Aber-
deem, which were entered in the Kellogg sale,
New York, last Friday. thought better prices
THAI WAS anticipated, owing to The present |
| low rate of horses. They were in fine condi- |
ton, ana sold as follows: MyrtIeton, 1873; |
Myrtle Boy. 81 OBS; Meohanicsvillc, S575: Sally
| Wilkes, $4S5; Hattie Myrtle, 500; Clytic NJ, |
| $40 Billie, $3l5; Hartford, SlS5: Myrtle Twig |
| s220 Surprise, $40; Marvel $500; Lumps |
| Girl, $24j, Ada Lumps, $500 Roscoe, $500; |
| Myrtle Bud, $3.50: Bertha James, $725; Myrtle |
Man, $500; linda b., 500; LentOn, $40;
| Nubietta, $50; Zgzag, $3.50 and number
of others at low prices. Tie entir- s.:iIG 81
forty-seven head brought a total of 81 ,36j %.
| Myrtleton purchased by Messrs. Harry
Is. James and Harry Crcvensten, OF Aber-
deem.
Death o. Miss Proctor.
A sad death occurred III Delta on last SatuIG
day, when Miss Dora Proctor only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Edward Proctor, bright,
promising young lady was called away. She
was a great layorte among a large circle of
friends, and her demise. just when life seemed
the brightest, has cast gloom over the com
munity. Her Christian life had been most
beautiful one She had been for years faith
full and consistent member OF the Methodist