The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-06-10

Judge George L. VanBibtcr has beer
indisposed at his home near Bel Air. Al
the call of the docket IN Tuesday tn,
cases marked for trial wer. continued
and the May term of Court adjourned.
The indisposition of Judge VanBibber is
only slight and he hopes to shortly re.
cover his accustomed health.
A number of Hartford horses were
cntr'ci at Prospect Park aud the Gentle
mems Diving Park tia:ks. Baltimore,
at tie meets, held both this eek and
last. Although unable to win. each
made a creditab'c showing and before
long we expect to report some fat
records as Hartford has always HI, ! her
own In the horse line.
The State Board of Plumbcrs had
hair fears removed that plumbing would
be done by Mr.. c. c. Brown, of Rel Air,
by any except the most approve method
when they summoned him before them
rcceLtly and after arattling xamination
gave him certificate indicating his com
plete knowledge of 81 per cent. on the
questiorS propounded to him.
-Qui'c a little excitement was cIc ated
in Pei Air on Wednt lay afternoon when
it was reported that the Alternately boys.
who arc travelling on horseback from
Oklahoma to New York To meet Pr, ST.
dent Roosevelt, would pass through the
town. They however, took another
route, pc ssing throHgh the lower part of
the county, andspcnt he night in Elkton.
We are in receipt of the General
Catalog OF Canning Machinery and Sup
plies is sued by A. X. Robins x Co., of Bal
timorc. whose advertisemr ut appea else
where in our columns, and 1t should he
in the hands of every canine in Hartford,
for by this means they can at any mo-
ment discover what they want and
where to buy it at the best market price
Invitations have been issued for a
series Of four informal subscription dances
at the Hartford County Boat Club on
Bush River, to be held June %, July 16.
August 20 and September II. There
have been number of improvemc nts
made to the clubhouse and bungalow
this year. and 1t is expected that this
season will be particularly gay on the
river.
The lecture by MI Hobun Yokoy anna
on Japanese Gust pms. Traits of Char.
acter and Home LIE" will ic ST ven in
Grace M +. Church, Bel Air, on this
FRIDAY eve ing, June 10th Mr..
Yok o Jana made a very Favorable i'm
prtssun at he convtn i1n Ct the Lay
mems Mis-, mary Move rc1t her., end
many will tc 81 I'd "f an opportunity to
hear him again.
Y The rcadjustment of llrits bfMary.
land p,stmasters shows great growth
throughout tie state. Ofthc rhiItvp post
offices of the soCund class, twer eight
were increased. In tie majority of cases
the increase is 500. with the exception
of Rel Air, which is 5000. llavrr de
Grace is ncrr used from s.. 900 to 81. 100
Eikton isincrea'c lfrom ST. .S00to 81 900
and +, IT Deposit from 81 700 81 800.
Mr.. ii. ID lianway, president Of the
Kenmore Lead and nc Company, has
Just returned from New York. where he
closed 6cil for the purchase of the
Jubilee mine of Joplin, Mo, including its
mill of $50 ton capacity and steam
shovel, all in full operation, for $50. 900
This additional property will give the
Kenmore Company an earning capacity
of 20 per cent. onits 500. 600 capitalize.
ton.
] The contract for building 2I2 miles of
road between McCann's Corner and
kalmia was awarded to +. Ward Brown.
of Port Deposit by the S ate Roads Com.
mission on Wednesday at bid offs IS. 900.
A representative of Mr.. Brown was al
kalmia ~ Thursday attending to the
incidentals Looking to the beginning of
work at once. The bridge company is
expected To commence work in the near
future
The subject "f cow tr,tirp. which
came before III. Senior Gunpowdcr
Farmers Club of Baltimore County sew.
eral weeks ago and was reported in the
Egis later, we : deliberately discus sed Mt
the Junior Clubs meeting last week. and
those present seemed to he thoroughly
impressed with it's Importance. A poll
of those agrc ing to subscribe showed
the register of 237 cows towards the re-.
quirc 400 and It was believed that the
list nuld soon he compl, ted.
On Sun lay last, delegation of the
Towson Lodge of Elks visi ID st.
Ignatius' cemetery and decorated the
graves of their deceased members. Mr.
w. Smithspn Forwood and DR.. Prank
Forwood. TIL. delegation included
Mcssrs JnhnC. Perkins, Frank |. Whc Ter
BENJAMIN T.. Butler. Will A. Lee. John
Doelcr. ST.. john Do .llcr, Jr. Patrick
Flanagan and two sons After h. ser.
vices at the cemetery they returned to
Bel Air and took dinrcr at the residence
| of Mr.. IawIcnc. Forwood.
On last Friday evening the wo dozen
gentlemen most actively connected with
the Laymcn's Missionary ncc,ings re.
Gently held in Pei Air. assembled at Ken.
more Inn and after a delightful dinner
took stock" as 1t were, ofthcir recent
efforts, to discover, II possible. what the
harvest will fr 1t was The unanimous
feeling that a valuable campaign of edu.
cation had been waged, that a deep In
terest has been aroused, and that future
support of mission work will be much
more literal AMI IS stematic.
The Mayor and CITY Council Of
Havre de Grace have reached an agree.
M Mt with the Pennsylvania railroad by
which they have taken over all streets
the railroa1 having paid $500 as the full
consideration due fro m them. They have
also settled the que stion Of tax on poles
with TIE American Telc phone and Tele.
graph Company. which has been in
litigation for some time, and their street
improvement is moving along rapidly
and sm othly.
On Tuesday, Joseph and Clarence