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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-11-15
COUNTY COMMISSIONE

Road checks issued.-J. B. Stewart
$40; John T. Magness, $46.73; M. J
Huchon, $2e37; Stephen Crabtree
S16.25; Hamilton Little, SIS; Johr
Duphon, $12; Stephen Wesley, $14.25
Harry G. Day. So 20; George W. Jones
$24.62; George w. Knopp, $50; J. B.
Engle, S23; James Onion, $40; James N
Richardson, $16.5O; Chester Ayres,
SOL SO; John c. Avres, $111.23.
Orders. on County Treasurer.-James
A. Lyle, burial permits, So; Hugh E.
Dooley, electric light in Cardiff, $55; F.
H. Iglehart, ice for commissioner office,
$3.50; ]. r. Ely, births and deaths,
SLIGO: ]. R. Ely, magistrates account,
So 10; James NJ alcolm, births and deaths,
$40; J. Fred. Mattingly, births and
deaths, So 40; Mart B. Grayson, inquest
Juror, 81; Anon D. Lowe, inquest juror,
81; William H. Bond, pension, SIS;
Carver and Price, jail supplies, $43 SO;
Bel Air Boiler Works, Jail repairs, So;
Maryland Telephone Company, various
offices, $3.50; William Hemple, white
washing at jail, SIS; DR.. F. Lee Hughes,
births and deaths, $500; DR.. F. Lee
Hughes, salary as Chief Register, $50; F.
w. Reasin, election account, sos; F. E.
Gorrell, election account, 5000; James
Scott, pension, $50; w. Wesley Moore,
same, S2o;George E. Michael, same, $50;
w. T. Kennedy, election account, $3.50;
Hannah M. Wallis. pension, $50; ].
Henry Cain, election account, $155; w.
L. Barnes, election account, $3O.S4;
George H. WINS, election account,
$165; William J. Forsythe. election
account, $160; E. A. McComas, election
account, 1922 so; Mary Baldwin, PEN
sion, $25; Bel Air Electric Light Com
pany, S11.3O; Joseph T. Deckman. cleo
ton account, $24; Joseph A. Price, same,
SIS; John H. Dever, election account,
$35; Mary A. Akers. pension, $50;
Stanley McComas. election account,
$l4 GO; c. and =. Telephone Co., various
offices, $6.35; Alice Rice, pension, $50.
James W. Malcolm, sub death regis
ter of the second district resigned, and
the Board appointed S. A. McGuigan to
serve the unexpired term.
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From Aberdeen.

ABERDEEN, November 13.-Some of our
gunners had several days of good shoot
ing on the flats last week. MIR. A. H.
Gilbert was among the most successful
and had the good luck to kill number
of canvasbacks.
Mrs Catherine A. Hood died on Sun
day evening at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Daniel B. Arthur, of this town.
Mrs. Hood was 70 years of age, and
Mrs. Arthur is her only surviving daugh-
ter. Funeral services were conducted at
her late residence on Thursday at 2 p.
NJ. Rev Frank A. Tyler officiated, pail
bearers being Messrs. B. w. Herring. X.
w. Wells, w. A. Wells, Edward Brad.
ford, Harry Hopkins and w. S. Arm.
strong. Mr.. A. R. Fletcher had charge
of the funeral arrangements.
Mrs. Sarah E. Harvey died at her
home at Calvary on Tuesday.
Miss Lucy kriete, of huntsville, Va,
is visiting at the home of her brother,
DR.. {. H kriete.
Mrs. W. H. Pentz, of Baltimore, spent
part of the week with relatives in Aber-
deem.
Mesdames Peters and Johnson, OF
Riverside, Cal have returned home after
visit to their sister. Mrs. c. E. Wins.
They were accompanied home by their
father, Mr.. Charles Gilbert, and their
nephew, Master Pearson Wins.
Mrs. John Evans, of Washington, D,
C., is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| 6. H. Wins.
Mr. Harry A. Raymond, of Whining
ton, Del, spent Sunday with friends III
Aberdeen.
VIRGINIA
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS TO NOV. 10


William c. Gully and wife to Michael
H. Fahey, two lots in Havre de Grace
and one lot in 2nd district, SIS.
Michael H. Fahey to Mary c. Gully,
same lots as above described, SIS.
Mosetta Helper and husband, ct al. TO
Kate r. Galloway, ct al, two lots in
Havre de Grace, corner Washington and
Alliance streets. $500.
Angel Hill Cemetery Co., to F. NJ. Farr
and wife, lot in cemetery, $50.
Mosetta Helper and husband, ct al. TO
Kate R. Galloway ct al, lot in Havre de
Grace on Washington street, $4,000.
John w. H. Scott to Maryland Tele-
phone Company, right of way along
property in 3rd district, on road from
Bel Air to Moores' Mill, 81.
Frederick Heine and vile to John T.
Gunther, parcel of land in LIST district
containing Is acres, 5000.
Charles w. Shaw to Frances H. Shaw,
farm in 3rd district, near Watervale, con-
tanning 22O acres together with all
personal property on same, $40.
Perryman Distributing Co., to Edward
Y. Stockham, lot of land in 2nd district
adjoining Pennsylvania r. R., $3.50.
Joseph A. Winemiller to Lindley E..
Parker, three parcels of land in 4th dis
trict, containing 116 acres, $1,000.
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THE ELECTRICAL MILKING MACHINE A TRl
UMPHANT SUCCESS AT ST. OMER FARM.

Hartford county has started pace in
electrical development as applied to farm
industries which promises to revolution
ize farm work. The successful installa-
ton of an electric milking outfit at the
farm of Mr.. Joseph T. HOPES, whose
we'll known St. Omer herd of sixty
thoroughbred Jerseys on his home farm
is one of the finest in the country, marks
a step of progress such as few of US
thought possible within our day or time.
The Electric Development Company
of Hartford County, OF which Mr.. J. Alexis
Shriver is the active head, has installed
at Mr.. Hopes farm a Burrell Milking
M achine, which is operated by electricity
generated at the mill of Mr. Charles S.
Walters, close at hand. This wonderful
machine is milking twice daily Mr..
Hopes heard of GO cows in much less
time than was formerly occupied in doing
the same by hand and with less than hall
the number of men occupied in doing the
work. The principle on which the Bur.
rell mixer operates is the vacuum
system, the vacuum being piped through
the barn in front of the cows along the
top of the stanchions. The milking
machine itself is very small contrivance
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harvey Ball, OF
Churchville, are visiting in Baltimore
this week
Miss Orsena Hanson, Of Churchville,
has returned home from a visit to her
sister in Aberdeen.
Miss Jane Anderson, Of Churchville, is
spending a week with relatives i'll Balti-
more She also attended the c. E. Con-
vention
Miss Mamie Lowe, of Baltimore. who
has been visiting her brother # High
land, spent last week with her friend
Miss Clara Martin. of Forest Hill.
Mrs. William H. Street, and Miss
Ruth STREET., of Fallston, are visiting
Mrs. Alexander D. Curry, of Baltimore.
Miss Finger, of New York, is the guest
of Miss Mary Ridgeley at her home,
"Woodview," near Benson.
Mrs. Clifford D. Rosan and daughter
of Baltimore, are visiting Mrs. Lyman
Perry, of Havre de Grace.
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The London and Liverpool and Globe Fire
Insurance Company.
THE San FRANCISCO CONFEDERATION !!

In the Report Of the Chamber of Com
merce Of San Francisco reference is
made to thi Company in the following
words:
LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE settled
it's claims at 100 per cent.
The report submi tied at the Annual
Convent on of the Credit Mem S Assocla-
tion Of the United States, recently
held, makes the following reference to
our settl ements: > ~
LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE 1NSUR-
ANCE COMPANY, Liverpool, Eng. settled
in full pr omptly on adjustment without
cash discount. This company deserves
h. Oh commendat i on. Gross loss was
about 81, 752, 900.
Best's Special Report on the San
Francisco settl ements refers to our &C
tion in the fol lowing words:
LIVERPOOL & LONDON GLOBE, Liver
pool, Eng: Paid all claims in full
upon ad Jus tment, wi thout even cash dis
count Tr eatment of claimants conr-
teous and entirely salts factory. Only
four other compani es settled upon this
basis, except a few whose losses were
nomi nal.
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BEL AIR NOTES.

Miss Anita Schaeffer has returned to
her home in Baltimore, after a visit to
Mrs Samuel W. Bradford. -.
Mrs. G. Smith Norris and daughter
Miss Maria Norris, are at Jamestown,
attending the National Convention OF
the United Daughters of the Confederacy
being held there this week. Mrs. Norris
and Miss Norris are representing Har-
ford Chapter.
Mr.. Armfeld Proctor, of Berkeley
Springs, West Va, was recently the guest
of his mother, Mrs. c. w. Proctor.
Mr.. Michael Whaland. the venerable
father of Mrs. Margaret Martin, and
for many years a resident of this county
IS quite i'll with the infirmities of age, al
the residence of his daughter on Gordon
street.
Mrs. Robert Allen Castleman, of Elk
ridge, Md, formerly of Bel Air, was the
guest of friends in this town the past
week
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Hanway have re
turned from New York, where they at
tended the recent automobile show.
Mr.. William J. Bissell is spending thu
winter at Is E. Preston street, Balti
more, the residence of Mr.. J. H. c. Watts
Mr.. Benjamin Bissell has returned t,
Century, West Va, after spending some
time in Bel Air.
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HARFORO'S CHANCE.

The Seed Corn Breeders Association
OF Maryland in connection with the
Maryland Experiment Station and Agrl-
cultural College will hold a corn and
wheat exhibition at the Fifth Regiment
Armory on December 3 and +. No better
evidence of the value and Importance OF
the exhibition could be given than that
the Chamber of Commerce of Baltimore
has donated $500 to be awarded in
prizes on corn and wheat.
So noted have the corn and wheat
but especially the corn-of Hartford
become, it should not be difficult tor
her farmers to take a conspicuous place
among the prize winners.
If there is any one thing the county
needs it is advertising, and better
chance for our farmers to do so will
seldom offer. We sincerely hope that our
exhibit at this exhibition may do honor
alike to the individuals and the county
they represent.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr. Edward Huff, of Baltimore, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Huff, of STREET..
Mr.. Charles Huff, of Scarboro, is now
in Baltimore, where he expects to remain
during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Anderson, of Balti-
more, have been visiting friends at
Scarboro.
Mr.. William Bailey, of West Chester,
Pa, has been visiting friends and rel
atives at Scarboro.
Mr.. Edward Colgan, Jr., of the Balti'
more bar, left on Tuesday of this week
on business trip to Kansas City, which
will detain him about month. While
west he will visit relatives in Little Rock
Arkansas, and return by way of Chicago
and the lakes.
Mr.. Stanley Colgan, engineer in the
employ of the N. Y p & N. r. R.. left fol
his home in Delmar, Delaware, after 6
visit to his parents near Reckord, where
he enjoyed few days cunning.
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Mrs. Judge Burke and sister, Mis-!
Cassie Ady, of Towson, are spending the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. John Walter
Street,, of Pylesville.
Mr.. !. Harry McAtee, with Griffith and
Turner, Baltimore. spent election day
with his father. Mr.. Henry McAtee.
Miss Lillian McAtee, who has been
| spending the month of October in Balti-
more, has returned to her home near
here.
Mrs. Hayward, VINO has been visiting
her son, Mr.. Sydney Hayward, has re-
turned to her home Her daughters,
Misses Helen and Lillian Hayward, of
Baltimore, spent Sunday with their
parents.
Miss Jennie McAtee, who been quite i'll
for the past two weeks is somewhat i'm
proved.
Mrs. B: S. Jenkins and sons. Bernard,
Jr., and Edward have returned to their
home at Emmitsburg, after an Illness of
nine weeks with typhoid fever at the
home of Mrs. Jenkins mother, Mrs
Matte Wheeler.
Last Sunday night. while certain
young gentleman in this vicinity was re-
turning home after spending the evening
with his best girl, he was somewhat sur
prised to see two men in his neighbours
cornfeld, evidently bent on supplying
themselves with corn, while woman sat
in the wagon minding the horses. The
next morning he informed the owner of
the corn, who promptly sent word to the
parties to return the money or corn by a
certain day or suffer the penalty of the
law. The money came promptly.
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Amend the Law
EDITOR OF THE EGIs,
BEL AIR, MD.

| Now that the election is over and we
have won a splendid victory | trust you
will allow me space in your valuable
paper to make few suggestions. In our
primaries last June there was some talk
of changing our present primary election
law applying to Hartford county and il
there are to be any changes made,
would suggest change in the form OF
the ballot. Have a ballot something
similar to the one used in the recent Demo.
cratic primary for United States Senator
Have it arranged with lines and squares,
and in voting make the cross mark op-
apostle the name to be voted for instead
ofscratching out names you do not wish
to vote for, as at present. A ticket in
the form suggested above would be
easier to vote, easier to count and would
not cause any confusion on account of
being very much like the ballot used at
the general election.
further much needed amendment
will be to provide for the nomination of
County Commissioners by the Democracy
of the whole county instead of single
district This will not only tend to
broaden the views of the candidate,
making him, after election, the true
representative of the whole county in
stead of single district, but it will also
enable the party to come to the aid of
district where local differences have
arisen. as in the recent case of the first
district, the sequel of which was disaster
at the general election.
| would be glad to have you comment
editorially on these suggestions and also
to hear the sentiments of other Demo-
Gratis on these changes.
CHARLES H. JACOBS,
Aberdeen. Md.
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REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY.

To the Honorable George L. VanBibber
Judge of the Circuit Court for Har
ford County.
The grand jury for the November tern
of court, 1907, beg leave to submit tn
| folio wing report:
/" We have examined thirty witnesses
| found twelve presentments, and th'
same number of true bills of indictment
namely. one for murder, one for assault
with intent to murder, one for assault
with intent to rape, one for violation o.
the local option law, four for disturbing
religious worship, one for assault, two
for larceny, one for violation of traders
license law.
We have visited the county jail and
found confined therein FIVE persons, some
IF whom are awaiting trial by the
Honorable Court and others are serving
sentences imposed by magistrates.
We found the Jail as clean and comfort
able as is possible, considering the un-
sanitary condition of the building, but
respectfully submit that the. Jail is in
adequate, unsanitary and unfit for oc
cupancy, and recommend necessary legis.
lation looking to an early erection of a
new, comfortable and up-to-date prison.
We found the sheriff's residence and
surroundings neat and attractive in ap
pearance.
We respectfully submit that the court
house as recently rebuilt and improved
is "A credit to the county as well as a
comfort and convenience to everyone;
we, on behalf of the taxpayers OF the
county, wish to thank the building com
mttee who had charge of the manage
ment of the work and the expenditure Of
the public money.
States Attorney Sitter was extended
vote of thanks by a unanimous stand
ing vote for his kindness and assistance
to the grand jury.
On motion passed by the grand jury
it was decided to recommend that a
Stenographer be appointed for the use of
future grand juries.
We thank the officers OF the court for
their assistance in the performance of our
duties and respectfully ask to be dis
charged"
JACOB OsMOND, JR,
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Meighborhood MeFUs.
From fallston.

FALLsToN, Nov. 12.-The c. E. Society
of tie Fallston Presbyterian Church cele-
brated Maryland Day service last Sum-
day night, good audience being present.
The programme as arranged by the
State c E. Society was carried out and
was much enjoyed by all. The following
is part of the programme: Messrs. Oscar
Scarborough, Clarence Dietz, Charles
Robinson and Jesse l.. Robinson spoke
on subjects, Glow to have better Prayer
Meetings." Better Missionary Meet
ings." Better Social Work." Better
Bible Study" Mr.. William Hawthorn
read the scripture lesson. Letters from
the State {. E. officers were read by
Misses Marian Stamford, Viola Fergu-
son, Lula Guyton and Beulah Kyle. Mr..
Joseph Crumlish presided, with Miss
Hattie Jones as organist. The Offering
was for the State c. +. work.
Quarterly meeting was held at the
Friends Meeting House last Sunday and
Monday The First Day school confer
ence on Sunday was very helpful. At TIE
meeting after the conference, Doctors
Ianney, Stabler, Prof Wilson and Others
spoke. The service was very impressive.
Considering the weather large congre-
CATION was present.
The Brotherhood of the Fallston Pres
bvterian Church is arranging donation
in the way of eatables for the Presby
terrain Ear, Eye and Throat Hospital of
Baltimore
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nothing more to say, not even when
was similarly Intercepted.
In Shrewsbury we saw the ancient
castle which was once held by vassal
OF William the Conqueror, and later the
deservedly famous Warwick Castle. We
passed through the great manufacturing
town, Birmingham. and short time
after found ourselves in the streets OF
Oxford. | may owe the persevering
reader an apology for having drawn him
along on such an uninteresting journey,
but anyone who is acquainted with Ok
ford will agree that l owe no apology for
having conducted him ultimately to
these ancient and sacred precincts
WILSON d. WALLIS
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COURT CONVeNES.

The November term of the Circuit Court
for Hartford County convened in Bel Air
on Monday, with the following officers
present: Associate Judge George L. Van
Bibber; clerk, William S. Forwood, Jr.;
crier, X. Harris Archer; bailiffs, S. S.
Jones, James Dunnigan and Joseph
Livezey.
The following jurors from the regula r
panel and from those subsequently
drawn were excused, Jacob Galloway,
Hugh c. Ramsay, Ralph M. Mitchell,
]. K. Polk Martin, George A. Baker,
Howard Proctor, ]. Wesley Hulshart,
non est, Nicholas Gorrell, and the follow,
ing additional jurors were drawn in
their places; Howard H. Mitchell, Bennett
c. Wheeler, Thomas H. Henry. Fred.
Lochary, Nelson Scarborough, Fred o.
Mitchell, Benjamin A. Silver.
The grand jury was drawn as follows:
Jacob Osmond, Jr., foreman,
Bennett C, Wheeler Harry Ashton,
John J. Rutledge, Harry F. Wiley,
Frank H. Robinson, Harry o. Emmord,
John Touchton, John II. Liddell,
Howard H. Mitchell, Thomas G. Hopkins.
Ralph H Edie Frederick Lochary,
John B. kenly, ames F. Dalton,
George w. MoreS. Jr., Samuel l.. h ennedy,
James Worthington, Samuel T. Lowe.
w. Morgan Whiteford Louis A. Vosbury,
c. Harry James, James A. Mahan,
The petit jury is as follows:
James NJ Reynolds, Thomas Livezey,
Henry c. Johnson, Hugh ]. McNutt,
jeremiah Wetheril, Jacob c. Kennedy,
I. Samuel McCiung VIM. Briedenbach,
John F. DeRan, Sr.. Benz. r. Scarborough,
William S. Bowman, ]. Harry Gibson,
Charles Hess, Harry T. Hughes,
William NJ. Whiteford Joseph Kelly,
Michael w. Webster, Nelson Scarborough,
William ID. Harvard Fred. o. Mitchell,
George A. Amos Thomas H. Henry,
Howard Rigdon, Benjamin H. Silver.
John X. Smith,
Since the beginning of the term the fol-
lowing entries have been made.
David A. Harlan VS.. Amanda ]. Scarf
and c. Ellsworth Scarf. Harlan and
Webster for plaintiff. Judgment fy
| default.
First National Bank of Aberdeen VS..
Benjamin V. Preston and Roberta ].
Preston. P. H. Close for plaintiff.
Judgment, fat, 2 cases.
Thomas Matthews and Son use Of
Charles Osborn VS.. Bennett H. Barnes.
P. H. Close for plaintiff. Judgment fat
Charles Grinage VS.. Francis E. Pitt
Fahev and Brown for defendant, P. H
Close tor plaintiff. Jury trial, verdict
SAC. Appeal case.
James Walsh, Jr., VS.. B. and o. r. r
Harlan and Webster for plaintiff, S. A
and F. R. Williams for defendant. Actor
for damages to plaintiffs woods by fire
County Commissioners of Hartford
county VS.. Mary A. Bateman. Walter
w. Preston for plaintiff Harry S. Carver
and Richard Dallam, for defendant
Removed to Supreme Court of Baltimor'
City.
Standard Oil Company VS.. Lawde
Can Company. p. L. Hopper fo
plaintiff. Judgment by default.
Midland Mining Company VS.. Benz
BisselI, Jr. Whitaker and Robinson TO
plaintiff. Judgment by default.
W. Scott Knight VS.. William Craig
J.. ]. Archer for plaintiff. Judgment b,
default.
Baltimore Pulverizing Co. VS.. William
M. Whiteford. S. A. Williams for plaintiff
Judgment by default
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sonality of host and hostess which at
tract friends She had a race of manner,
a frankncss and kindlinesS that made her
charming companion, and her sudden
demise has cast a deep gloom over the
entire neighborhood in which she lived.
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Mrs. George Dobbin Pcnniman, OF
Baltimore gave coming out teal honor
of Miss Margaret Sterling, of Wilma, one
of this seasons debutantes, on Saturday
last
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| In accordance with Sec. "a of the State
Public SchoolLaw requiring that the Board
of County School Commissioners publish
annually, in the month of November, a
statement of their Receipts and Disburse-
ments for theft seal year just closed.
For temized account of each eXpendi-
ture made at each school of the county, tax
payers are referred to the Annual State Re-
port, soon to be published. Copies of same
can be secured at this office, free of charge,
when published.
ReceiDtS
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From PNlaSXille.

PYLEsvnLE. Nov 12.-Mr. Calvin Amos,
formerly of Bel Air, but now located in
West Virginia, is very i'll at the residence
of Mr.. William Hope, near the ROCKS,
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If you want INSURANCE in this high class COM
panv write or call on us. You get your Policy be-
fore leaving office.
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Mr.. James F. Lynch, aged 40 years,
died at his home near Belcampo on Thurs
day of last week. He is survived by one
sister and one brother. His funeral took
place on Saturday, interment being in
the cemetery of St. Francis church, Abing-
don. Rev. Father Clements oficiated.
The pail bearers were Messrs. Daniel J.
Lynch, James Lynch, Daniel P. Lynch,
George w. Gay, Thomas Mcdonald and
Terry Sullivan. II. X. McComas was the
undertaken
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$79,919 80
Disbursements.

S79,e19 60
CHAS. T. WRIGHT,
Treasurer.
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WII-I.INM ANI TiIIN VhITT III
William Arthur Griffith, the nine year
old son of J. Barclay Griffith, of Scarboro,
died Friday of peritonitis. He was a
very bright bow and will be sadly missed.
He was buried Saturday at Dublin M. +.
church, Rev. Thomas Wheeler officiating.
The pail bearers were Cameron Burkins,
Edward Anderson, Nelson Jones, Arthur
Carter. Nathan Jones and c. S. Bailey,
being with one exception his schoolmates.
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From the Irish Coast to Oxford

The following is another letter from
Mr. Wilson D. Wallis. which will he
interesting to his many friends in Har-
ford.
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JACOB OsMoND, JR ,
Foreman.
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