The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-09-23

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While eng 'ged at work at the top OF IA
twenty five foot pole near Hartford Fur
mace il suddenly broke aud threw him
violently Ia the ground. His ankle and
wrist were badly spraincd. and the side
OF his head bruised but he is improving
and hopes to be at work soon.
The Bel Air base ball team has dis.
banded after "A successful season OF ne arly
three months, They played thirteen
games, losing only four; their financial
record was as favorable as the prufes
sional. starting with $50 In the treasury
they ended with $75 with all debts paid.
The regular attendance of busy people
feeling the need of a half holiday was
good and people generally felt well re.
paid for IA tri p to the bleachers.
+ Mr.. John NJ. Richardson, who for
some months has been connected with
the law office OF Mr. Thomas ii. Robin.
son, has been appointed Secretary to
State Treasurer Vandiver. to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of MIR.
W. Worthiugton Hopkins. and will enter
upon his duties at Annapolis on Oetober
Sd. Mr.. Richardson has made many
friends in this vicinity who predict for
him successful business career.
-Messrs. Harry {. Keen. A {. Braucr
and Norman l.. kisling were among the
poultry winners at Prospect fair last
week. On S. {. X Reds Mr. keentnok
first on hen. second on cock: on White
Rocks he took first and second on hens
| Mr.. Brauer took first and second on Bull
Orpington Cockcrrls and pullets. MIR.
kisltng, on white Leghorns took frat ON
breeding pen. third best on pen in medium
class; first on White Duchess Pigeons
and third on FLYING IIomers
Capt Vivian Edwards, who 'rd
through Bel Air about two months ago,
drying a team of Angora goats, on his
way from San Diego, Cal. to Washing.
ton. d. C., died OF pneumonia at Union
town. Pa, on Wednes lay Of last week,
while returning home. lie was 257 DAYS
making the trip from San Diego. An &C.
count of his stop here. including lecture
on the arid lands OF the west and the
commercial value of the Angora. was
given in the .Esis at tn time.
The tiavre lie Grace Bridge Company
| d a. ,u,,haa.1 and IL ah,,, A., ,.,,,,,, =,
| rs passenger automobile which will
probably revolutionizt traffic across the
river AT present some 70 by cars, some
| by ferry boat and some walk across the
bridge. This auto will make regular
| trips with dctours out into each town
and for this reason added to it's speed
and comfort liberal patronage is expect.
ed. MANY x daily from one town to
the other to work and many come across
To Hnvrc lie Grace for "othcr reasons"
MIR. J. Is. llanway, accompanied by
Mr.. William Rouse and Mr. Hempstonc,
OF Rouse, Hempstone X Co. Of Balti
more. and his nephew. Mr.. Birckhead
Rouse. on last Saturday evening return.
ell from Il most enjoyable tour through
the valley of Virginia. Their trip was
made in MIR. lianway' sautomobile which
gave full chance t. see the country at its
hest l.,r'hurg. Capon Springs, Staun
ton aud Winchester were in heir itinerary
and during the SIX days they were en-
route they covered Just six hundred miles
| l A calithumplan hand composed OF
twenty five young men from Aberdeen
aud vicinity made its appearance at the
home of Me-, and Mrs. W r. Preston last
Monday night in honor of the return OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Myers. who were
mardrd in Baltimore on Wednesday
evening, September II Ar the bride
and grbo II made their appearance the
Young men were invited into the dining
room, where refreshments were served,
and music, both vocal aud inst rumenta al
indulged in. The party returned tn their
homes wishing Mr.. and Mrs MYERS
many yrlrs ol happiness.
| N-Chnrles Hey. the eighteen year old
son OF Mr.. Warner LEY. Of Chrome Hill.
was seriously injured while working In
the creamery Of Mr.. Mcl.arcn Spencer
on Saturday morning last. While al.
Iusting belt he in some way got his
arm caught in the machinery and hefor
il could he stopped both bones oi the
arm were broken and the muscles badly
la 'erated and torn. DR. Hugh Bradley
was promptly called in but because o
the serious nature Of the fracture he al
vis,d that the youth be taken for treat
ment toSt Inseph's Hospitel, Faltimo re
He is now improving and his complete
recovery is expected.
A-Albert Mason, aged six zen years, ~
iiavre lie Grace, came to n sad death on
last Saturday afternoon caused by gun
shot wound. Starting in search ~
squirrels with Joseph Atkinson. two
years his junior, the two had gone only
short distance when they attempted t.
climb fence. Mason, according to Atkiu
sons account. carrying both guns at tn,
time. Atkinson states that the jar Incl
dent to striking the ground caused on,
of the guns, an old rifle. to 'go oil. " ant
the load entered Young Masuu's bod,
with fatal results Rushing back Il
town. Atkinson soon secure physician
but upon his arrival on the ground h'
found Mason already dead
Despite the short crop Of corn il
many parts Of Hartford, due to the I'M
prece Tented drought, in the vicinity o
Aberdeen. local rains made Gamers ar
excellent late crop OF sugar corn, and in
some cases this is true on the eastern
shor.. An exchange says Baker Bros
William Is and James Baker, Of Abcr
DEEM at Middttown. have broken all
records this season Up tn the present
lime about 30 900 cases nf cora have
Teen packed, and before the season ends
the total pack may reach 10000 cares
The entire pack last season was 20 ,OOu
cases. He toth h'IVaee ''"'"'' wv W.
with he farmers around Middletown
this asnn was about 500 acres
BEL AIR NOTES.
{ Mr.. anil Mi, Lawrence Addicks. oi
New York, were guests last week OF Mrs
! Adii,ks aunt. Mrs. William u. Nelson.
Miss Rrhecra Wrbb is the guest OF
friends in baltimore this week