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

from his vacation, regular services will
he resumed at Emmanuel +. f. Church.
The D,er Creek Farmers Club will
meet Mt the residence OF Mr.. John Moores
IN Saturday afternoon, Septc mber | eth.
the subject for discussion being Wheat"
Mrs. Stump, of "Waverley," enter.
rAined at small dinner ON Wednesday
Il, Kenmore Inn. licl Air, in honor OF Mr..
Coleman Slumps seventy ninth birth
day.
The Harforl Old School Baptist
september 10th and 18th. Services on
saturday at . +. NJ and IA Sunday at
10 A. NJ. and l.. NJ.
County Commissioner A. ii Wilson
represented Hartford County at the meet.
iug Of the Inter State Road Commits sion
held at Mountain Lake Park ON Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday.
Owing to the illness of Mr. Wilson
Wallis, late of Oxturl University, Mr..
and Mrs. William Wallis, of Coopluwn,
have been compelled to abandon their
intended visit to their chill lrcn in Idaho
and Dakota.
A fruit feast will he held in Edg.wood
hall Friday and Saturday evenings, Sep.
trmher I q and IL Proceeds for benefit
Of the church, A quartette from Mount
Washington will make Friday evening
specially attractive.
Me. A. NJ Fulfotd is showing his
celebrated berkshire hogs at Timonlum
fair and has carried of eight first and
second premiums, including the first and
second In special ptizc oi the American
Berkshire Association.
-Mr. W. Mccall rccrntly sold at
private sale for Mrs. Cathefin' NJ
Spencer, her farm containing 30 acres
and buildings. situated on 1e ,nd from
Rock Spring Church to Graftnn's Shops.
to Mrs. Ami. II Carter for $500
A very pleasant surprise patty was
given Miss Pearl Durham at her home
near Fallston on last Saturday evening.
The evening was spent In games and
music and everyone enjoyed themselves.
At IA lte hour refreshments were s'rved.
Mr.. Robert W. Holland has recently
gathered potato CROP OF which he and
his tenant, Me White, may feel Justly
proud. They planted eleven bushels Of
potatoes ON all nut an acre of ground,
AMI gathered Two hundred aud twchty.
five bushels
Otis Smith colorcd, was arrested the
last part % last week charged with vio.
laiion nl the local option law. lie was
taken before justice Cooley, before whom
he waived = hearing aud gave bail in
the sum Of 5000 Tor disappearance before
the grand jury.
Mr.. Louis Ed'rman, the entcrpris-
ing proprietor Of the Baltimore Icwelry
and Optical Company. ot B.lAif, exhibit.
ed in front ni his store ON Tuesday "A
watch ir, Z N ia Il solid cake Of ice. The
watch kept excellent time an AT lraCtrd
quite a numl cr OF persons.
Mr.. Wi lam II MnrrisS. General Sec
retary of the Young N ms Christian As
ISOLATION. Baltimore "A delegate to the
Edinburgh Conference, will deliver an
address on impressions of the Edin-
hurgh Conference" at Friends Meeting
Hous", near Darlington, ON Saturday
evening, September 10th, AT = O'Clock.
A melting for men will be held at II
Odd Fellows Hall in Darlington on sun.
dayeyening, September lth, at o'clock.
The meeting will he addressed lay MI.
William II. Mprriss, General Secretary Of
the Young Mems Christian Association,
Baltimore The sui i'ct Of his adde's
will he "Sdr Tracks" The men are cor
daily invited to he present.
Mr.. Robert A. X night. of Darlington,
announces the coming marriage ut his
dauI htcr. Esther {. to Me-, George l..
Sladc. Shippingp"rt Pa Mr.. Sltdr is
the son Of Mr. and Mrs John 5. 81 ,dc, 81
Indian Spring Farm. The ceremony Will
take place at A. NJ Thursday morning,
September -, at 81 lgnatius Church,
Hickory. No invitations will lie issue l.
The sale Of Nlr James T. Catcand's
dairy herd on Wednesday fully illustrates
the demand for good cows and the re-
ward for goo care used in developing n
herd. These cows as advertised wee
well htcl and well cared for from BIRTH
and the thirteen animals sold averaged a
little over SIS apiece, ore selling Tor
SlO1, n second for 500 and n third Tor
$50. MIR. W. Thompson was the
auctionccr
MIR. John W Cole lies critically III at
his home at Fulfnrd where he is suffering
from heart trouble and an ahctss on the
liver About three weeks ago Mi Cole
went to BaltimUrs and Sc ,urrd his hands
To operate his canning house but immed-
lately upon his return was taken III ana
his condition is so serious that the gray.
est results are feared. DurioR his Illness,
Mr. {. W. Jcn.ry is super 'ising his can
ming operations.
A very plea SAINT surprise party was
given Mrs Marion Whitaker few even
inas ago at her home near Forest lii'l IN
honor of her birthday. out on the spa
cinus lawn, which was beautifully illumi'
mated with Chinese lanterns, the young
people cripyed themselves with games
and other amusemcnts, Will. the older
folks passed the time very pleasantly in
social conversation. Al midnight r..
freshments were served.
Some of the Baltimore county farm
rrs are realizing yields which may well
make US sit up and take notice. Mr.. Al
bert Na,s. Of Hereford. rails ID 2,5IS
bushels Of wheat on loo acres OF ground
the Weld on one half of the acreage being
Al bushels per acre Mr.. L. Cuttings
Merryman, Of Cockcysvilc, raised AS
bushels of wheat on - acres, and Mi
Lewis NJ. Bacon, on lot OF acres
raised an average Of iG't bushels pei
acre.
Tho prevalence OF typholiin lIar'ord
In common with many other sections i"
the state, has become alarming. MIS-
rs,ie Roarman, Miss Richardson. sistc
of Mr.. George w. Richardson; Edmund
the little son Of Mr.. AL Mrs, +. i. II
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