The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-11-19
Deer Creek Farmers, Climb,

The regular meeting OF the Deer Creek Farm
ers' Club was held on Saturday at the residence
of Mr.. Thomas H. Robinson, Bel Air. Those
present were Messrs. X. Harris Archer, John
Boores, Edward p. Moores, John b. Wysong,
J. Lawrence Mccormick, ). A. Williams. Thos.
H. Robinson, o. S. Lee, G. Cover Street,, Gil
bert S. Hawkins and Thomas Marshall.
The question for discussion was, How TO
make the Hartford County Fair Success"
Mr.. E. C. HolIingsworth announced that the
wilma Farmers Club had passed Il resolution
and wished the question brought up. They
determined at their last meeting that their
club would be one of four to make exhibits at
the County Fair. They proposed TO raise the
sum of 500, which would be S25 for eao h
club. The idea was for the clubs to join and
each have an exhibit, to be free of expense to
the Agricultural Association. The condition
CIR Far BE- sIt. ]. II present. that il Il urOad,
-s.''i... .'...s-.. .rsHa.- r,rt sluu fake hold
i E..f f... s-. ..,. l-.t 81 COIs,.tg'f"." i-..-
c..a. ,-.,.,.. ...... ..0.it q our people.
$. i. v. iti:;,.-'i would reor1auiHc ard
-.vc g,ip Ola un c'os.u on: wcu'd purch. e
..r.g: .'.-.f e. s.. 'nn.r.. ,ust; Pnlld get e
e. t.s.. I.- IA a.aCs II * ck. l don't
,liuk g. g. six can - ruu successfully with
on; the dg .yc &C. perIion Ofthe ladies. They
must be D. I premiums. | would sell ont the
property az or rniI-a new com pIay. ltviI
take -I"'u L" nay t.ia arou d. wOu.u
ssaC,u 3, 40 il IL p.r.s. ds, reserve $1,000 as
q ri.,-tV. tuEl. would renew ,1c SiuCB hold.
RS priNii'.- - ,n,l were at the tirsf fair
Car town If ii Alr should furn IL Il liberia
subscription II. Williams moved to fore
c'rse The mortgage and have the property sold
=. = arII~ ATGHer believed the scheme to b,
I good N.
j. T. Wy+oHg. fir commenced declin
wao Invested cir money should enjoy ii,
privileges.
joan MJores -"A bruadguagc railroad woulC
ne p the fair. The fair had good many enc
mics who can give no reason Tor tneir enemty
rhe town should offer premiums Of from 500
10 $500 FER year.
Ohio ). Lee agreed with Mr.. MOores that III
directors titye done all they could. He though
MIR. Williams idea good one, but was acri,i,
that it would be hard 10 get stock subscribed
Better get all of the stockholders together an,
transfer to Il new concern
J. L. McCormck.-"I don't believe that W,
will have success until we get new blood. Ex
hbitOrs should not be cut down"
E. p. Moores.-"It would be Il mistake l.
abandon it. 1t is great holiday for the people
G. 5. Hawkins.-"Youc can't run a fair on to-
highly moral a scale 1t won't do to cut Of
amusements. The directors have yielded to
| small class of Hartford people,"
G. r. Cairnes-'If the fair is to be reorgs
nized some inducement must he held out t
new subscribers. The old stockholders shout
| be consulted"
W. W. Preston-"The criticisms have nc
| been fair. Crops have been bad and none
scarce. The management upon The whole ha
| been as good as it could be. Unless peopl
take more interest, the fairi is gone. Get L
ncighborhood competition in races and exhit
it's"
| The next meeting will be held at the resdeuc
| of Mr.. S. A. Williams, on Saturday, Decembe
4th