The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-07-29


and the members of the Post are prepar
ing for cordial reception to the visitors
The $27 900 worth of bonds issued
for the improve ment of the streets. ad.
ditions to the fire department and exten.
sion of the sewerage system of Havre de
Grace were purchased by the Iiayre de
Grace Banking and Trust Company at
102.G2la The next highest bidder was
the Union Trust Company, of Lancaste.,
Pa.
The Maryland Agricultural College,
whose prospectus for The coming year
appears elsewhere in our advertising
columns. is offering better facilities than
ever to the youth of Maryland. This
institution has made wonderful strides
forward during recent years. and with
the advantage of the experiment station
on the grounds should be very attractive
to those seeking an agricultural or
scientific education at very modest cost
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Bel Air.
held its annual Sunday School picnic on
| Tues lay at Lake Fanny, The children
went to the picnic grounds il the morn
ing and enjoyed the days outing To its
fullest extent. A bountiiul dinner was
spread for the little one and later in the
| afternoon ice cream and cake were served
Swings were hung for their ENJOYMENT.
hut he ct rnIa ~ he
derived from wading in the stream
They returned In the evening. tired but
happy.
The Susquehanna charge. Methodist
Protestant Church. will begin its annual
woods meeting in the grove of Hopcw
Church. Sunday morning, July 81. and
continue for about two weeks DIR. NJ.
Sheridan, president of the conference,
will preach IN the first Sunday at 10 45
A. NJ, and Rev James Il. Malloy will
address the children at +. M. and will
preach at 40 =. NJ. DR.. Taag editor
OF the Methodist Protestant. will preach
morning and evening oi the second sun
dav.
MIR Benz. Devcr recently purchased
of MIR Howard Stubhs thirty cattle on
the farm situated near Delta and owned
by the late Daniel and Thomas Stubs,
at price which probably fixes he record
in liariorl since the sixties. For - Of
these cattle, which averaged 1871 |
pounds. he paid az cenl' per pound. and
for five year. old Hereford. which weigh. |
ed $50 pounds. he paid : cents The |
cattle were ferried across the Susqus,
hanna at Peach Bottom AID shipped to
Philadelphia.
Y MIR. Hugh T. Heaps, whose serious
injury several weeks ago by falling hile
picking cherries wns reported at the time
has returned to his home from the | lnion
Protestant hospital. Baltimore, and is
rowing about some among his friends
MIR. Heaps broken ankle is still in
plaster caste hut his temperate lite and
chCc-v 'p'rits are doing much tn over.
come the handicap which comes with
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Tho tns assessnrs OF the county met
with the County Commissioners for
consultation and instruction last Satur.
day, and all qualified for the work. The
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ty, Pennsylvania, was killed while at
work on the Susquehanna transmission
line near Jarrettsyille between the farm
Of David ST Clair and North Bcnd
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have notified Mr.. NJ. Martin. who re
presents tie navre de Grace Constructive
Company to file the necessary bond pre-.
paratnry To proceeding with the con.
structiOn OF the Aberdeen Havrr lie
Grace road tOld Post road under their
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-MrC. Marvin Merrymau. ofJarretts.
vile, was severely kicked by a mule ON
last Thursday morning. lie was curry.
ing the animal preparatory to going to
work In the field when II kicked him in |
the stomach Knocking him uncons cious
under the heel, of another mule lie
era wled To the barn floor in dazed con.
dition and finding that he was unable to
walk mr. call for assistance he Contint ued |