The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1902-07-25

NOuTt. lie gave SSUO DOnu.
-Examiner-elect Charles T. Wright
and daughter, Miss Maytield, We're III
Bel Air this week. MIR. Wright will take
charge of his office on August LIST.
Great fear is expressed by some OF
the growers on the outlook for tomatoes.
The vines are rank but many of them
show very few blossoms or green fruit.
The ladies of Grace Chapel, Hickory,
will hold lawn festival on the 30th and
31st of July The McComas Brothers
Quartette will sing. Suppereachevening
A women i'll Cumberland was recent
" fined dollar for whipping a chicken.
If it had been her husband the blind god
dess would probably have turned her
scot free.
Mr.. K. Charles Lee, of Benson, recent
ly had a carrier pigeon come to his place.
On one of its legs was q. A., 46, 120. The
bird was killed by hired before he
recognized it's breed.
Mr.. Charles E. Weakley, of Baltimore
county, director in the Mutual Fire In
surance of Hartford County, recently
had two fingers of his left hand cut off
while adjusting binder.
this fall 1t is not too early for our citi-
zens to begin to prepare for making ex-
hibits. The Directors are willing to
do their part but the public must help.
Rev Linwood Hammond, pastor of
Grace NJ. E. Church South, Aberdeen,
this week attended the East Baltimore
District Conference. NJ. E. Church South,
which has been i'll session at North Point.
"A license was recently granted to an
aged couple in Cumberland. The groom
is 76 and the bride 81 years old. This
would indicate that there is hope for all
of those who have not yet tasted the
sweets of conjugal felicity.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Salem
Evangelical Church, near Jarrettsville,
will hold afestival on the Church grounds |
on the 31st of July and LIST of August. !
Supper will be served each evening. Pro-
ceeds for benefit of the Church. All are
cordially invited.
On Tuesday morning Deputy Sheriff
Sheridan arrested Ralph and Lloyd Hill, |
negroes, charged with disorderly conduct .
on the streets OF Bel Air They were !
taken before Justice Richardson, who re-
leased them on 5000 bail for their ap-
pearance at court.
The dog poisoner is at work in Havre
de Grace. This method Of getting rid of
worthless CANNES cannot be too strongly |
condemned. The proper way would be
to get gun and shoot the cur, for it is
nearly always the case. that he valuable
dog gets the poison
Rev. S. s. Greenwell, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church of Bel Air,
was painfully injured by being thrown
from an automobile one day last week.
He was attempting to pass frightened
horse and going too close was precipita-
ted into the gutter.
We are indebted to Mr.. Thomas c.
Galbreath, for a copy of the Institute
Manual" which has been prepared by
committee of School Examiners of which
he is member. 1t is designed to make
Institute work throughout the State as
uniform as possible.
Mr. James G. Flowers, ofDublir, and
Miss Eliza NJ. Akcrs, ofChurchrille, were
married on Tuesday afternoon at +
by Rev. S. c. WATSON, at the home of
the brides father, Mr.. Jonn Akers. i'll the
presence of the family and few intimate
friends.
What is expected to be one of the
most interesting games of base ball ever
seen at VanBibber will be played this,
Saturday. between the home team and
the Eastern's, of Baltimore This club
claims to be one of the strongest amateur
teams in the State, while the VanBibber'S
are playing very fast ball, and a royal
Dattle may De lOOReu lOr.
We publish elsewhere statement of
the condition of the Hartford National
Bank, which shows deposits amounting
to 1912, 63S.45. This is the largest line
of deposits that this prosperous institti-
ton has shown since the establishment
of other banking houses in the town. and
speaks we'll both for the officers and the
financial condition of Hartford county.
Our good neighbor, the Havre de
Grace Republican, has discovered signs
indicating that the North Pole is popu-
lated by an unknown race. Ifthey would
only use the columns of our valued con-
temporary as a means Of advertising
their place as a summer resort, we have
no doubt but what they would be over
run with applicants-espccially these hot
days.
The figures of the school population
of the State on which the Comptroller
will base his distribution of the school
fund have been tabulated. Hartford has
O,OJS WIllle, anu 900 COlOICtl llldhilIS
total of $3.50 The total number i'll
the State is 27S,36 white, and 1857
colored, making altogether 35O,319 of
which Baltimore City furnishes 12l 800 /
white, and 1922 colored
in answer to the query of a subscriber,
we would say that the will of the late |
William Woolsey does not require that
the county shall expend dollar tor dollar /
of that provided by the estate. Tie /
money is to be ps id over whenever the .
trustees named i'll the will shall SO order !
1t rests with them to decide how much !
money must be spent on the improve
ments in addition to that provided for
under the will.
The County Commissioners. on Mon |
day, placed an order with Mr.. John a. !
Evans to furnish each school i'll Hartford !
county with one of his maps. This action
of the Board will meet with the approval
of the taxpayers as being iudicious in
vestment that will be of great benefit to
the school children who will thus he en-
abled to become thoroughly acquainted
with the geography of their own county
at an exceedingly moderate expense
An interesting game of ball was play
elk at the Fair Grounds last Saturday,
| bet yrppr The Vouuu Siupuprs of Rel Air