The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-05-20
Local affairs.

at Magnolia Nj. T. Church on the 2Stf
of May at O'Clock p. NJ.
Mr. Calvin {. Davis. of the Post o fiic'
Depart ment of Pan ana, is visiting rela
tives and friends in Hartford.
The Willard W.. T. L. will meet at
the home of Mrs Ernest Robinson, at
Macton, on Wedr ,day, MAY 25th. at
23OP. M.
Union Chapel Nj. p. Sunday School
will hold their annual Children's Day
service on Sunday afternoon, June 10Th,
at 3 O'Clock.
Mrs. John Savage Williams and the
Misses Williams, of West Biddle Street,
will open their country place in Hartford
county the end of this month.
Mt. Tabor Christian Endcavor So.
ciety will have Especial musical program
on Sunday evening, May 22nd, consist
ing of duets and solos The Dayhoti
Quartette will be present.
Mr.. Chester Heck, contractor, is now
putting INC pa'h'ei hh''"nS ''uN"sS
on the law Offices recently purchased by
Harlan * Webster and they will be
occupied by the new hrm IN inc near
future.
The Deer Creek Farmers Club will
meet tomorrow Saturday a''eihoon at
the home Of DR.. Edward Quarles. The
subject Tor discussion Is now '' MAN,
tain the present prices o''ar" prouue's'
koii call at hVe o CLOCK
The first quarterly conference OF the
West Hartford Circuit VIII he held at
william waters memorial enu'eh M on
oay, may <oru' at io'oo n NJ i'e"'h'
inR at Senter' SUNDAY may "u III
" M oy Kew j. Of LIAR NEAL ~ ~
\ The lovers of good sport have made
arrange ments for matinee races at the
Fair Grounds on Saturday, June 18th,
wh'ch VIII ihc'uue 'ne 'ouf '"ho"'ns
events: minute tfot' minute pace
zso trot or pace ana running race
Mr.. Emil Leiske, who lives near Per.
lyman, had the misfortune on Wednesday
to lose several cows from bloating after
eating clover wet with dew. Severe collie
Immediately ensued and the animals died
before veterinarian services 'ouiu DC
"eureu'
Rev. Thomas 7. Brown. of Aberdeen,
will preach at the Churchville Prcsbyter-
Ian Church, Sunday morning,
May 22I. and a's> moderate con-
gregational meeting Immediately after
the morning service for the purpose of
calling a pastor.
Miss Jessie Fl. Williams, formerly OF
Bel Air. but more recently OF Baltimore.
has resigned the scholarship which she
holds al. the Maryland Institute 'of Arts
and Designs from Hsriord county, and
the place is now at the disposal of the
County School Board.
"A ,maIe apu'icant for seryice az
bo,..ms;d in n Tows,n family last week
M, or., cnt;,y n ve,v attractive apr,ar.
anee. was asked by the mistress DO you
love children" well, num- responded
the girl, that depends on the wages
Send such to bel AR. POSITIONS VIII te
guaranteed and no questions asked
The newly elected Board of Election
Superv isors, consisting of Mcssrs. ].
Henry Cain, William F. McNutt and
John r. Lowe, met in Bel Air on Mon
day. when they organized by the election
of Mr. Cain as president, Emory A. Nc
Comas. clerk, and John D Young at
'''"s'. =, -,
The fhench Motor NSe'e No"panS'
oil baltimore enJ'yeu mos. a''' active
DAY IN touring on SUNDAY '"'' 'l"" h"'
timore 10 haVre Ut "fa'e anu i''u'"
Nireteen maeh'hes' Oh p''"s u'""e'
made the trip ana a''er u'h'ns ~
hechts hotel retu' heu III '"e a'e'"oo"'
with muscles hn't (" "o" use ~.
,...,
Mr.. . W. brauiofu IL 'espo"s'"'e 'o'
hsh story which Is quite as staithns
and very much trutr than such ta'es
ordinarily etthecreu't Oh oe'nR' ha''"h
purchased handsome t"ck iof MS sun
day dinner. when opened I" MS as'"t''sh-
ment it contairc1 large well developed
herring. With assurances oil It's truth
fulness, we leave the solution OF now the
herring iounu us ''s''"s p'"'' !" TUG III
quisitive puohc'
A deed consolidating the Susque.
hanna Pole Line Company OF Hartford
County and the Susquehanna Pole Line
Company of Baltimore County has been
filed for record at the Clerks office, the
name of the consolidated company being
The Susquehauna Transmission Com.
pany of MARYLAND. As previously indi-
Gated, the line is now being pushed from
the dam towards Baltimore city. looking
10 It's raPid eohpie''oh'
Mr. Robert Archer, trustee, sold at
the Court House door on Monday the
c. Clyde Spencer farm containing llS
acre, of land located near Emmorton to
Mr. Iohu w. Spencer for $3.50. A
new residence was erected on the proper.
tva few wears ago and It also cont aimed
n canning house. The canning house