The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1901-11-15
From Aberdeen.

ABERDEEN, November 13.-In spite of
the mild weather, the ducking season has
not been poor one thus far. Many fine
red heads have been killed and as canvas
backs have been seen on the feeding
grounds in goodly numbers, there is a
prospect for some fine sport In the near
future, the weather too is becoming more
favorable. Mr.. Howard Mitchell and
the Messrs. Todd killed forty ducks on
the flats on Monday.
Messrs Thomas p. and John S. Nit.
chell returned last Friday from a tour to
Canada, stopping at Buffalo during the
closing days of the Exposition. During
their stay in that city they saw Mrs.
| Carrie Nation, who, they say has not the
distorted or aggravated features carica-
tured by the press. Nor was she at that
time WELDING her once dreaded hatchet,
having recently condensed that formid-
able weapon into pretty little souvenir
for which she had many willing purchas-
ers. They arrived on the Canadian side
| about the time of Mrs. Anna Edison Tay-
lor's famous voyage over the Falls in a
barrel. They visited Mr.. Charles Bald
win and his mother at Ticonderoga. Mr..
Baldwin Is nephew of Mr.. Jarrett T.
Baldwin of this place.
Miss Belle Williams, of St. Denis, Is the
guest of Mrs. James H. Kennedy, of this
town.
| A dance was given at Perryman Hall
on Monday evening of last week by the
young men of that place in honor of Miss
Mae Taylor, of Red House Farm, who is
shortly to move with her parents to
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Osborn gave
dinner on Thursday of last week to a
few of their friends in this vicinity.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. Aleck
Gilbert, Mr.. and Mrs. H. q. Silver and
Mrs. Fletcher Raymond.
Mrs. ]. S. Mitchell returned on Satur-
day from a sojourn in Washington D. c.,
where she was accompanied by Miss
Florence Morgan, of Baltimore.
Colonel Bob" feline of remarkable
dimensions, and for twelve years a pet
In the family of Mr.. T. L. Hanway
strayed from home last week and died.
When In his prime the cat weighed seven,
teen pounds, but he had recently been a
victim of distemper.
The rain which fell here on Tuesday,
was welcomed by the town people and
our nearby farmers whose wheat fields
Mr. r. G. Charles has returned from g
trip to St. Louis and through the State
of Delaware In search of horses for his
commodious stables In this town. The
horse trade this fall, he says, was duller
In the West than he has ever before known
1t to be.
DR.. and Mrs. J. Hugh Stier, Of Perry
man entertained few of their friends at
a canvas back duck supper on Monday
evening.
Mrs. w o Hughes has returned from
visit to Baltimore.
Mrs. Morgan Mitchell will spend part
of this week In Baltimore.
Miss Dora Morgan is with relatives or
McCulloh street, Baltimore.
:. Mr. Virdin Barnes, of York, Pa, spent
part of last week in this town with Mr.
T. Carroll Hanway.
Mrs. c. w. Baker paid visit on Tues
day to her daughter, Miss Beulah Baker
of the Latin School, Baltimore.
Misses Maude and Amanda Raym ono
have returned from visit to Miss Bessi,
Martin, of Philadelphia.
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