The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-08-05
Local affairs.


Under the Comptroller Srcccnt diStrl
button, Hartford county receives ST.
+42 % of the free school fund.
The Wilma W. {. T. L. will meet a
the humc of Mrs d. Trainor Archer OF
Thursday, August II, at : 30 7. Nj.
Owing to the abscnce of the pastor
there will be no preaching service at the
Bel Air PRESBYTERIAN Church on next Sun,
day.
During the thunderstorm on Monday
afternoon, two mules were killed on the
farm of Mr. George +. Silver, near Deer
Greek.
The annual picnic of the Jerusalem
Christian Sunday School will be held to-
morrow Saturday, August e, from 3 to
=. NJ.
Mr.. George ". Bulett and Miss
Margaret 4. Jones, both of this county
were married by Rev. A. Lewis Hyde, at
Delta. ON July 81.
MIR. John |. Coulbourn, of Snow Hill,
has been selected principal OF Havre de
Grace High School, succeeding Mr.. Ed
ward Reisler, resigned.
Judge Hugh 7. Bay underwent an
other serious operation at the Union
Protestant Intirmary on Saturday. He
is now showing material improvement.
The second quarterly conference OF
West Hartford Circuit will be held at Cen
tire NJ. E. Church on August 10 at 1890
A. NJ. DR. Ii. S. France, presiding cider,
will be in charge of the services.
Mr.. Alexander NJ. Fulford has
magnificent Berkshire hog that weighs
over 700 pounds. He was recently offered
$500 for his prize but refused to take 1t.
The animal will be sent to the st. LOUIS
exhibition.
Mr.. and Mrs Bertram y. Stump are
occupying thier new home near st.
Marv's Church, Emmorton. 1t is one OF
the handsomest residences i'll the county
and is fitted up in the most modern and
approved manner.
The Supervisors of Election met on
Monday, President Forsythc. McSsrs.
Cain and WINS all being present. The adj
ditional judges and clerks were sworn III.
Other routine business connected with
the coming election was also transacted.
We are indebted to Mr.. Lloyd VIII
kinson, State Insurance Commissioner,
for a copy of his annual report. 1t is
comprehensive and ut n glance gives
much valuable information for those ill.,
terested in insurance statistics.
Captain Z. f. Bouldin, commander
of Wanu Post, G. A. r., of Forest Hill,
has been named as one of the fifteen
members of the reception committee OF
the National Encampment, 6. A. r., TO
be held at Boston, August 1916.
Mr. and Mrs. y. J. Hutchins, of OAR
Eneton, have had as their guests Mr..
and Mrs !. F. Richardson, of Melbourne,
Australia. Mr. and Mrs Richardson are
making tour of the World. They will
set sail the fifth of August for Scotland,
the native country of Mrs. Richardson.
1t becomes serious question in Har-
ford whether when the public school law
of Maryland is next under consideration
for amendment by the General Assembly,
it will not be advisable to interd!ct Gu
pid from entering the ranks ad libitum to |
capture his treasures; his work now goes |
mcrrily on.
Louisa c. Smith has applied for Il di-
vorce from her husband, William Abra-
ham Smith The bill was filed in the Bal
timore courts and alleges that the par
ties were married in Hartford county in
1885. 1t is also alleged that Smith OWNS
about Is acres of land in this county
worth about 81 900.
Over n hundred persons, comprising
the members and friends of the Wilma
Farmers Club, spent Saturday on Bush
River. This is the ladies day of the club
and the time was given to social inter
course and enjoyment. Everyone had
good time and those who enjoyed crab
bling were rewarded for their efforts.
-Alawn festival will be held ut Thomas
Run NJ. L. Church on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings next, August To and
Il, bv the Ladies Aid Society. Ice cream,
cake, confections and lemonade will be
served. If weather proves unfavorable
either evening. it will be continued on
Friday evening. Proceeds for the benefit
of the church. Everybody invited
While the resignation Of Miss Helene
A. Bradshaw as teacher i'll the Bel Air
the corps Of teachers of the county il will
entail a serious loss. During the past l
wears Miss bradshaw has filled some of
the most important positions i'll Hartford,
and the impress of her work upon the
various communities she served will not
be readily effaccd.
A pleasant party, chapcroned by
Mrs. J. Warren Brown, of Magnolia, re-
Gently enjoyed a weeks outing at Dove
Cove. They occupied a cottage owned
by Mr.. Brown Fishing, boating and
bathing combined to make the stay pleas
ant. Those in the party were Misses
Ada Z. Rittenhouse, Amelia Rittenhouse,
Edith Lee Brown, Bertha +. Halle. Daisy
Hoffmaster, Beulah Brown, Mcssrs.
George K. Rittenhouse, Lesher Kitten
house, Guy +. Snavely, Earl II. Snavely,
Elmer r. Halle, Robert Rouse, Burke
Rouse, Ellingsworth Frey, George w.
Brown, ]. Il. Hanway, Howard feliott.
"A wholesome lesson was taught in
Justice McComas' court on Monday,
when John Duncan, Edward Dooley and
Aquila Baddcrs were assessed $24 60 each
for disorderly conduct on a train ON the
Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad
last Saturday night. The arrest was
made by detectives Sheridan and Whita-
kcr, who were on the train. These Young
men had been on an excursion from York
to Colchester and on returning home be
came involved in a free fight near Falls
ton. Each plead guilty and the two
nights and Sunday in Jail, together with
the heavy financial outlay, will serve as
n stern reminder that other people have
rights even if the spirit of John Barley
corn is aboard the train.
The directors of the Hartford Agricul-
tural Society have established Il canned
goods class with Mr. William II. Harlan