The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-04-22
Local affairs.

pairing to undergo a surgical operation
Virginia +. Mckee has eHcCuteda dee
of trust to Messrs James ". McNah
and Walter W. Preston for the benefit Il
her creditors
The Willard W. < T. L. will NEE
at the home of Mrs. Summerhtld Rigdon
at Mill Green, on Wednesday, April ~
go T.. NJ.
The teacher and pupils Of Mechanics
vile school viii give an entertainment
in the schoulhouse on Friday, April 20
beginning Rt 5 O'Clock.
Lee Brothers are arranging for tn
convenience OF their customers a fine dis
play of ilpwers aud bedding plants al
their store adj lining the Changers hotel
MIR. Richard Niucent, Jr the wonder
full dahlia grower of White Marsh, bal
timore county, has sailed for Europe tC
attend the great Dutch bulb show soon
to take place in Holland.
Mrs. Mary Kelly, widow of John
Kelly. died at har residence in llavrc dc
Grace on Monday, aged ~ years. For
nearly half century she had conducted
dry goods business there.
Mr.. Denis Shaaai.an has sold his
Richard Shanahan farm situated ON tn,
Hartford pike about one mile south %
Baglev postulll,e andcontaininR 10 acres
to Mr. JoLn 6. Favour for $500.
Bennett Grymcs, infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. l. Clinton lltnwny, formerly
of Bel Air, died at the home OF his parents
in Baltimore on April 18th. aged seven
weeks. lnterment in Western cemetery.
-On Monday, Col Herman stump
trustee, offered Tor sale at TIA, Court
House door the John Gordon property,
containing 81 acres, situated at Crcs.
WELL but Withdrew the sane at bid Of
SITE.
f lward Stewart, son Of MIR and
Mrs James Stewart, OF near the Rocks,
who has been critically i'll IS much i'm
proved and his nurse has returned to
Baltimore. DR.. Famous is in charge If
the case
The Forest Hill Farmers Club will
meet at the residepcc OF Mr.. Garnet
Radeblugh near Bynum on Friday the
twenty second instant, Prof Symons
of the Maryland Experiment Station
will be present aud talk to the club,
The spring meeting OF the Presby
terial Union OF Maryland will b, held at
the Belvedcrc on next MONDAY evening,
when Dr. Charles X EdmOnds. PrcsI,
dent of Canton Christian College, will
deliver an address on China and Things
Chinese"
When Mr. Joseph T. Ii"oprs recently
paid 81 so tor heavy stock cattle his
friends thought he displayed more than
ordinary netys. but since he has sold
them for June delivery for So 80 they
think he really display ed more than ordi-
nary Judgment
-Rey. Hubert Sydcnstrickcr new
pastor of Grace NJ. T.. Church South,
Aberdeen, and his " lie were received ut
the parsonag. ON last I thursday evening
by number OF the congregation when a
bountiful supper was served, and cor
dial welcome extended.
Til, Deer Creek Farmers Club viii
he the guest ul Mir. J. scph 7. HOPES
Saturday evening, April23. Prot Close,
of the Maryland Experiment Station,
will lecture before the Club on The
Possibilities of this County as Fruit
Country" Roll call At $40 O'Clock.
The Freshman niuc Of Princeton
University beat the Jacob Tome lnsti-
tute nine on Saturday by a score OF to
6. The Princeton team was defeated by
that of LawrcuccyIlc three days before
by a score of to o. Worthington, OF
Rel Air, play third base on the Prince.
ton team.
Jesse Norris, culurcd. aged about "a
years, one of the old landmarks Of BE!
Air, died Mt his home on Monday morn
ing. less. as he was universally called,
was an old civil war pcnsioucr, was n
amiliar character on the streets where
he was universally known, and was n
Lord Chesterfield in dignity and pune
tiliousncss Of manner.
The interesting letter Of our Eastern
correspondent reminds Us howsml!l this
world is and how ubiquitous is the Ia.
vincibIe OGc," that Ri Air residents
can't 90 10 Egypt aud incidentally make
modest ascent pi one OF the ancient
pyramids before he appcags on the scene
and, climbing to heights sublime, looks
down on them with patcrnal blessing.
The following pupils attained the
highest averages at Dunkale school, Ben
son, for the term ending April 18th
Julia Beatty. Judith Preston, Myrtle
Denbow, Nellie BE atty, Augustus Archer
and Edwin Preston. Those attending
every dav in the term were: Julia Beatty
Mamie D.nbOw, Clifton Cullum, Angus
tus Archer, ldella Cullum and Howard
Cullum.
The automobile fever seems to hav
taken full possession Of northeastern
Hartford. In addition to the machine
already there Mr. Clarence Wilson ha
purchased a 3O.horscpower Emerson
Mr. Edward A. Wilson has purchased
family machine, and Mr. Wallis Heap
and DR.. Famous are both about to d
likewise
Mr.. John D LEY, Of near Highlan
lies critically i'll OF pneumonia. Mr.
LEY is probably upward oiscventy wear
of age Latcr-Mr. ley died on Wedne'
day afternoon and will be buried fror
Highland PRESBYTERIAN Church at 10 3
this tFriday) morning He leaves
widow, three sons and five daughters.
MIR. Henry K Waters died at III
residence of his son.in.law, Mr.. Williar
K. Holloway. near Stafford on Marc
3lst, aged SO wears. His funeral too
place on the following Saturday. service
at Thomas Run NJ. l. Church. intermcr
in the family huryiug ground adjoining
Three daughters. Miss Grace Waiter
Mrs. William II. Holloway and MI
Cornelius Cole, al. Of Hartford, survi,
him.
The Baltimore and OHIO railroad Ia
n large force Of men at work grading al