The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-10-15
Personal Mention.

Dir. A. c. Croihers, late of Polt Deposit, a
brother of the late Senator Charles G. Croth-
ers has removed to Havre de Grace.
Mr. Charles VI. Norris, the principal of st.
Pau's school, is lying very i'll at his home in
Norrisville. He has not been able to attend
to his duties for several weeks.
Miss Perla Wright, daughter of Rev. Thos.
II. Wright, of Towson, is visiting friends in
Upper Hartford county.
Rev. Mi. McCallister, of Waverly, Bait
more, has removed to the property of Mr.. A.
b. McCreary, near High Point.
Miss Mamie Twining, Of Forest Hill, is visit
NJ friends in Baltimore.
Nj j. Henry Cain is i'll with pneumonia at
the residence of his father, Judge James NJ.
Cain, near Forest Hill.
Mr.. Clarence Mahan is i'll with malarial
! fever, at his residence, near Aldino.
| Mrs Mary z. Lee will shortly remove from
| Baltimore to her old home in Bel Air.
! Miss Eta Kidgely, is the guest of Miss
| Emily Bryan, of Chase sire It, Baltimore.
! Mr.. Thomas Gunther, of Edgewool, who
has been i'll, is much improved.
Mr.. William Segman, has returned to his
|
home in Baltimore, from brief visit to HE
uncle, Mr. J. w. Frasch, Of Eigewood.
| Mis-. j. b. Shure, of Shures Landing, was
very agreeaby surprised a few days ago by d
| visit from her brother, Mr. j. Mel. Oman,
who has been absent from Hartford county fol
several years. Mr. d. is engaged in the Rea
| Estate business in New York city.
Mrs. Cynthia Rutledge, of California, i:
visiting relatives in Hartford county.
NJ Harry Bateman, late of Bel Air, la:
couuecte d himself with The Globe clothing
company in Baltimore.
The Worthwhile Farmers Club.
The Norrsvile Farmers Club will hold it,
third annual show of farm produce &c , OF
| Thursday Friday ana Saturday, October2l, %
| and %. These exhibitions which rise almost Il
the dignity of county fairs, fully deserve thu
attention and interest which they are excit
ing. While they are for the greater par
confined to districts, they are well worthy o
emulation, and IT should be a matter o! pridt
for the agricultursts of that vicinity to SHOW
what they are able to do. The example Sc
hy this progressive association, which !
probably the youngest farmers club in thu
county, should anbprobabIy will he followe'
by the older organizations.
The absence from the late Fair OF tn
usual exhibits of the FallstOn and Win
clubs was very much commented upon an
dctracted very considerably from those al
fractions which tend to make the Count
Fair success. What is there to prevent tn
various clubs In Hartford from each having a
exhibition OF its own? There are we belieV
seven OF them in and adjacent to the county
A great amount Of good may be accomplish
ed by such methods OF acquaint!ng the publ
with the scope and variety OF our products
E The resources and capabilities Of the diff rel
districts, being practically illustrated at thee
meetings. and the interchange Of though
and experience among the farmers themselvt
give an uuwuntod interest to them and ii
/. | result canEo; be otherwise than beneficial,
for no other reason than the impetus given
d progression in intelligent farming and Ii
+ Indictment to emigration.
r Addresses hv well known and succeesfI
0 practical agriculturists will form part
] the programme at NonisVille.