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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28

THE Turkish bath Is known N; the
west differs materially from the Turk;
isl bath as used IN the East. Accord.
ing to y. 'G. AaeaS wanderer ana
,mighty hunter, the difference lies; ID
de net that at home thegbath Is Wis.
tied only BY men who. wear bread;
.cioth, whereas in Damascus almost the
poorest are able y FREQUENT 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28

The pack Of Columbia River salmon,
shows q 20 per cent shrinkage from
last year. The season has been abolit
IS Per cent short Of preceding seasons
lin duration.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28

Once again England has shown her
self libetaI;in granting refuge to- allen
exilezs on. evening last month eight
women, fran the e1sultan Of Turkey's
harem arrived in London, ahd, they are
nov temporarily living at q boarding
house "a the ashI6nabie netghbofho6d
otiPoFtlahf place i. d, Il,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28

80 2 # ~ { ND 5sts 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28

All American exporters concerned
are warned By Consul General DENLY
! tint theyillS lever get rich BY selling
pins to the people 81 shanshai. 4The
Chinese have. no use for pins he.saayts
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28

Il An experiment from which much
may be.isafned ssBsiag ,tried.indIiin.
kafy. tIeiSsehttcdisd IN the ne& lAnd
Bin which Is nov, coming into opera.
ti Ion The spropos' rs to bEsi up ~
0OO fiacI.s into set Elements, which sst:
Elements will be sdbdiyided into plots
81 seven acres each.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28

william o.Brien, the Irish political
leader, is reported teshave taken Up
his.residence in Jerusalem Just as Sit
Charles DuHy did 50 years. ago, when
he became dlsgusted with Irish con.
ditions and resigned from the Com
mons. oniy.h he went to Australia and
later became minister to the crown
and then premier;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28

z Arson is the safest crime instNsw
York city, according to the records,
for only six persons out Of each 100
accused are found guilty. Homicide
comes next, with only seven conylc-
tiohs out Of 100 accusations.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28

one 81 the most remarkable 6E The
exhibits ut i recent c6hyersssloneto t
the Royal Society; Of London we the
microscopic section Of the aortaso an
Eatsient Egyptian King shown by Nr
shattock I. y i. +. B.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28

Chao3 PM. L itin! presideit 5blS
lie Chinese ministry 81 interior has
seen ordered 10 retire. owing % his
opium habits. i !
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28

The manage cement d the Chicago.
Burlington. & Quincy railroad has
ceased the practice ofsuspending opes
rating employees for infractionss Of
rules on the ground that such punish:
nlent Is an iheaectusl means Of dtscii
pline. ps " 81 ~ y :.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-08-12
CONTEST or the KNIGHTS

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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-08-12
REAL EsIAIr rRANsfERs 10 AUG 10

Stevenson A. Williams and wife to Wal
ter W. Preston. lot in third district, on
road from Allibnnc to Rtl Air and Dublin
$40
Thomas W Hall to WnlterW Preston
lot in third district. near Sandy Hook,
containing acre. So.
Ellen Williams ia Bcrnordne K. Delchcr
lot in fifth district. in village of Cardin,
500,
Annie {, Nevins to Edward W. Hughes,
parcel Of land IN fifth district, on road
from Statewide Church to Rock Hill. con.
tanning So acres. $3S7.
Mary T. Sullivan ct al. to T. Leo Sui.
l'van and wife. lot in first district, on
road from Iel Air to NanBibber. So.
william II Haylcss and Harry Il karr,
trustees. ct al, to Hartford Nitriiicd Brick
Company, tract in fifth district, ON road
from Whiteinrd to Grnccton, cont aiming
sc acres, ST. 900
Annie {. Courtney. cKcctor. ct al, To
blin II Holman, farm in,r 'ond district
near Aberdeen. containing 20 acres,
So 800.
Thomas II Robinson aud wife tn Geo
IIcnnins, lot in first district, on road
from Magnolia To Fallston. containing
- > acres $40
Louisa l.. Finncy ct al. to Eliza Me.
Cnrmck finney, ut IN third district, on
road from ChuTchyillc to Darling on,
containing 1 acres, So
James i. Brown aud wife to John
Archer, tract OF land in first district. con.
tanning 60 acres. Sc.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-08-12
A FLORIDA SPEClMEN,

II Mr.. James Lee should discover IA
rattle snake four feet long on his Cool
Spring homestead. near phcStford, he
would consider 1t suilicien tly huge
specimen to send to the Smithsonian In.
stitute at Washington; yet gentleman
in the vicinity of his " inter home at De
Laud, Florida, met up with rat,'cr the
other day which was worthy Of cage
i'll a travelling mcnagerie.
While approaching his home on Lake
Winncmissctte in an automobile he ran
into RATHER which emerged from the
Jungle and got mixed up in the wheel. on
which it at once went to work with its
fangs aud succeeded in puncturnH "A tire,
while its entanglrd body bent several
spokrs in the wheel
While in imp,isonedp pc Stion he killed
the animal which was eight feet long,
five inches in diameter and weighed
thirty seven pounds Fastening il to
the rcnr Of his machiic like a Roman
chari"tccr he dragged il triumphantly
to his home.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-08-12
hartford GRIT

The llnscrstown Mornirg Herald gives
an extended account of the breaking Of
ground on August . for the buildings of
the newly organized Ilollingsworth
Wheel Company in the city Of Hagers.
town. 1t will lie remembered that the
old company. the active members of
which were Messrs. II J. and Barclay t.
ilollinRswuTth and did "a large wheel
business at Wheel, on Winters Run, was
sold several yeRrsago to the Hayerstown
Spoke and Bending Company and the
plant moved to that place. without
entering into details. 1t issuihcient to say
that their new alliance was not wise
one and business was recently closed out
through tie intervention of the courts.
The rev enterprise. In which these two
gentlemen will again he the active bust.
ness factors, has attracted to ii sufficient
capital To organize on the most approved
plans and the three brick buildings. re.
spcctivcly 4oNl06 feet, 1 stories high. 20
NllO feet aud i0StO feet, will he equip.
ped AS soon AS completed with the latest
machinery tor he successful manufacture
of high grade wheels Fccanse Of their
well earned rcput alton forexcellencc. this
stock will he ltced on the Eastern
market where demands are more exact.
ing than Tor Western trade.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-08-12
EXPANDING ITS FIELD or USEFULNESS.

Mr.. ll"rare GILLESPIE, prin'ip Il oi West
Nottingham Academy. Cecil county, was
"A welcome visitor at our office ON Wcdnes.
day. Mir Gillespie was survr wing the
territory inquc't of Prospective students
and his institute, n. which during its long
and honorable career has added many
illustrinus names to her alumni has now
more attractions to offer hanover before
Through the libcrality 81 her alumni the
Board III Directors has recently been en-
nhicd to purchase the Adam Magraw
farm and establish an agricultural de.
part ent, the mansion house on he farm
to I've used for home for the boarding
Students An instructor for this depart.
ment has been secured, although this ia
no easy task. as the demand far exceeds
the supply. Az the Legislature recently
created PAGES for at lealt two dczcn
such men and but few are being equipped
Tor the work, 1t is extremely difficult to
fill existing positions
Several wears ago Mr.. Gillcspie's sister
came to very distr, sing end in China
Having married, she at once started t.
China AS missionary aud was murder
ed he day she Ian led, during the Boxer
instruction
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-08-12
the GREAT CooPTowN REUNION.

About tour thousand people attended
the annual reunion III the sunday Schools
of West llariDrd Circuit, held in the
grove at Cooptown, ON Thursday. The
members Of the different 'honls met at
the church at 30 A. VI aud marched
in n body to ths grove, lead by the fawn
Grove 10Th Century Band All of the
schools were well represented
Among the visiting ministers were
Revs 7 T. Peters. II. +. Dcvries. Il u.
He'll, W W Cospin. Il ! Iiurdctt. OF the
Methodist Protestant Church Of Chest
nut Ill., and Rev. Beck, Of the Iivangtlt-
cal Church Of Iarrcttsvillc Prof !. Al
bert Loose, Of baltimore. conducted he
music assisted hy his dnughtrr. Mis-
El,1hbt ia Loose
Prot Loose aud hi4 daughter gave a
concert in the evening. consisting Of vocal
solos and instrumental selections on
fourteen different instruments
The woods meeting will continue until
SUNDAY night. The preaching service
will be conducted by Rev +. X Baylcy,
Of Guvanstuwn, in the afternoon, and hy
Rev u + DrvIles at mint
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-08-12
THE COMING ENTERTAINMENT

A 'arc musical treat is in store for
those who have the good fortune to at
tend the entertainment elsewhere ndvcr.
tiscd L. take place in our to wn hall on The
evening ui the 25th. Mr.. Smack. VIII,
will take n leading part. is recognized ns
one Of the finest tenor soluists Of the
South, and his reputation was firmly
fixed after his rendition 81 the Stein song
in the Prince Of l'ilsrn several years ago
Having retired from the stage, Mr.
Smuck deyntcs his time to church work
and to teaching. and his position in the
Church Of the Ascension and the Jewish
Synagogue is certificate Of his high
standing as musical artist MIR
Smock'S skill as reader will lend lie
and attractive variety to the program.
which deserves and should receive n full
house.
The patronesscs are M-sdamts ] 6.
Rouse, Richard DalIam. J. 7. Hopkins,
Ohio S, Lee. S. W. bradford. John II.
Reckord, John A. Evans. Herman Stump,
Frank II Jacobs, Swepsun Earle, w. Il.
Robinsc II. A. r. NanIiibber, W W. Pres.
ton John A Young, r. 4 Gortcll John /.
YelIott, ] S Hopkins, C. { Rouse.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-08-12

Its execution, probate thereof was refused
by the Orphans Court.
BY its terms he beque athed to his wife
his household goods and furniture abso.
lutely. and to her and his brother. James
W. Harry. he left the bulk of his estate in
trust, the income therefrom to be turned
over to his wife during her lie or widow.
hood Upon her marriage or death he
directed that the estate should be turned
into cash and divided equally among his
brothers and sisters, namely: Joseph
Edward Harry, William Arthur Harry,
James Warner Harry. Philip Warner
Harry, Joel Stanley Harry, David &.
Harry, Margaret Harry Stokes and
Elizabeth Harry Stewart He further
directed that his 20 shares of the stock
of the Tygart River Lumber Company
and his 20 shares of the Gladly Fork
Lumber Company should not he sold 81
long as the dividend thereon equals Il per
cent. interest, and that the income there.
from should be invested and the interest
from this investment be paid to his wife,
az before provided for. To his brother
Philip he lett his gold watch and chain.
A conservative appraisement OF the
estate fixes the value of the personal
property at $25. 900 and the real estate
at $4,000 Ia the absence OF a will, one.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-08-12

=, =, ~, =,
hANRh bE GRACE, Aug, fish OF all
kinds are very scorrr but many crabs nrc
being caught, Though they ARE rather
poor mc"i the ho"ts nsunIIyengagrd
IN hShinH are now carving peaches from
kcnt county, where the crop promises Ia
he a plrnt'i'' one
The shipments nf peaches from ten
Nhndiyers lhrn. ON Sprsntih Island. are
quite large. although the season II not
yet at its height short time ago 100
trerr inifnil on thiSiarm were destroyed
hs they were diseased, but out OF nm
nfchafdoi ", 900 ihiShhnber would not
be greatly missed
The rninni Monday evening gave much
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-08-12
CLEAR The TRACK

Ancs esteemed subscriber from the vicinity
ni wilson's mill. on Deer reek. complains
that bushes have grown to such size and
density at the east entrance to the bridge
and at other points along the road
towards Chenille that the road bed is
nearly obScured at certain points, and
that he has called the proutr officials at.
trntion to the matter in vain. This road
is at all times "A dangerous one because il
winds its narrow course along Deer Creek,
which rolls in it's bed some twenty five
feet below and il vision is ohstructcd hy
bushes accidents caused hy automobile
travel, which isconsidcrnhlc at this point,
must follow.
The local road supervisor should Ger.
tainly do his share to prevent an accident
cau'c lbyn collision, resulting in possible
loss Of life aud property, Tor which the
public would he held responsible.
Maybe some day competent suprrin
tcndrnt will he elected To overlook such
matters. and We ARE sure they viii be
much better done than by county editor
through the columns oi his paper.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-08-12
BEL AIR NOIES.

MIS- l. II D. I'uc, Of Marlinlon. W.
Va. is the guest Of Mrs. J. Wallace
Bruumtl
Mrs John II Rcckordis visiting friends
in Richmond. Va
Miss Annie Laurie Warrington enter.
tanned the Book Club last Friday morn.
ing at her home near Bel Air.
Misses Hannah and Rot crta Jefery, oi
Baltimore, are visiting Mrs T.. =. II.
Harrison
Miss Elizabeth Met gave n
most delightful dance On Tuesday even.
ing in honor oi her guests. Misses Amy
CalweIl aud Elizabeth Robinson.
Miss Annie Hall, Of San Francisco, Cal
is the guest 81 Mrs James S. Calwell
near Bel Air
Mr. and Mrs e Smith Norris are
spending ten days at Carr May. N. J.
Mr. Augu,tus W. Bradford spent the
weekend with his brother. MI Samuel
W. Bradford.
A most enjoyable dance was given at
the Eagle Hotel on Friday night Of last
week by Miss Martha Spalding in honor
Of her grcd. Miss Alice He'll. Of Norfolk
Va
Miss Elizabeth SpaIding, who has been
spending several weeks with relatives in
Washing on county, returned to her
home last week
Miss NJ. Pahlia Crcsmer, who has been
the guest Of her grandparents. Mr., and
Mrs. William Gre ner, Of Churchyille,
has returned to her home in Bel Air
Miss Lucille Gettinger. Of Baltimore,
Miss Elsie Burbage and Mr.. Howard
Jarvis. Of Berlin. are visiting Miss Eleanlr
Smith, on Broadway.
Prof Harry i. Porter. who was in a
rundown condition and who has been
under treat ment at "A Baltimore hos pit al
writes hat he is now feeling fine "
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-08-12
COUNTY ComalSNoNEB

Road checks wers issued as follows
Geo. L. Wright, $33 %; J. Polk Martin,
S5l &C; Md &. Pa R K Co, freight IN
stone. SIS 20, l. A Walter. SIS, David
]. Doyle, Forest Hill and Rocks road,
S25s; Joseph McGec. sI.2j; Vim. T III.
ditch, Red Pump road, $5I9Oa; EVens
Jones. s34 %; John Barrow. $40; Arthur
Burkins. 500 IL; VIM r. McNutt, SAT rs;
Richard Taylor, 81
Miscellaneous orders on Treasurer --
Dr. " u Kirk, register Of births and
deaths, Sl3 10; { & T.. Tel. Co, si7 %;
n T. Amoss. almshouse supplic', S5l.15,
W. W Preston, attorneys fc' IN the
matter of Transmission Pole Line Co
s25; The Bel Air Electric Co. 50 90;
Kennedy & BlIingslca, smith work at
almshnuse. $50 60; Thos {. Forsythe,
Hartford Creamery r"td. 5000; The
Mutual Fire Insurance Co, semi annual
inter, st on Court House bonds. 500
Harry A. Whitaker and William II. Har.
Ian damage in Kurtz cate, $3.50.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-08-12

ScARBoRo, Aug. 9-Mrs Annie Scar.
borough, formerly OF this county, suffer.
ed an attack of paralysis few weeks
ago, and IS now seriously i'll at the hon Z
OF her son, MIR. l.. W. Scarborough, Of
Dover, delaware. Her granddaughter,
Miss Bessie Scarborough, who has been
visiting in this neighborhood. has re-.
turned to he with her.
Mr.. Fred Scarborough has returned
from trip to baltimore.
MIR. aud Mrs {. Il. Scarborough, Of
baltimore, will spend this week at the
home OF Mr. Scarboruugh's mother,
Mrs $. 5. Scarborough.
Miss Annie Jones is quite sick at her
home here.
The ladies of Ascension Church expect
to hold Il festival and supper ON the
church grounds on Saturday. August 20.
BRUCE,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-08-12
BEL AIR WINS

The Rel Air boys continued their good
work bv winning from the {. n +. Telc.
phone Company, Of Baltimore, ON Satur.
day hy score oi 6 to 1 The game was
slow up to the eighth inning, when the
score stood / to against Bel Air Bel
Air scored again in the eighth In the
ninth. with three men ON bases and no
men ont, Munnikhuysen brought In the
winning run hy IA pretty hit over second
Sweitzer was in his usual good form, al
lowing only 3 hits.
Saturdays game will be with the MI
Clare Athletic Club on the home grounds.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-08-12
TRICKY TRADERS IN the TollS

William ]. Moylan, Charles Locke and
Walter Burrows were arrested and lodg
ed in jail in West Chester. Pa. several
days ago, charged with stealing feathers
on a large scale.
Some time ago these men visited Rel
Air, advertising in the local papers AS
mattress renovators and rtquestinge
one to bring their old mattresses to he
Oyerhauled. as they were doubtless alive
with moths, altho the owner was not
aware of it. A large jar Of moths was
found in their possession and il is claim.
ed that their plan Of convincing the
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-08-12
From ChurchyilIe.

CnuRcuvlLLE, Aug. 0-Mr George
Warner, OF Forest Park, was the week
end guest of Rev {. Finnry.
Miss Fannie Mitchell. of Baltimore, IL
visiting her sister, Mrs. Walter Coale.
Miss Mildred Webb. of Forest Park, Is
visiting her aunt. Mrs Anderson.
Miss Horn, of baltimore, is spending
some time with Mrs J. II. Ball
Mrs. A. Is. Whitelnck and Miss kathe.
rinc Whitelock. are the guests OF her sister,
Mrs II. Hall.
Miss Violet Divers has as her guest
Miss Lola Weller, of baltimore.
Rev. aud Mrs {. r. Bonn, of Paw
Paw. Virginia. are spending some time
with Mrs, bonn's parents. MIR. aud Mrs
A. Y. BAILEY.
Mr.. Elwood Bailey. Of Baltimore, Is
visiting his parents. MIR and Mrs. A. V
Bailey.
Rev [. ID. Wilson, Of Glendale, Ohio,
will occupy the Presbyterian pulpit next
Sunday, August IL
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-08-12

ArERDRTa, August 10 The Aberdeen
Athletic Club won "a game Oi ball here on
Saturday afternoon from the IIayre de
Grace team. The score WINS q to 3 The
next game will he played here on Satur.
day. August Is. with the Oxford boys.
The canning season will open here In
the latter part 81 the coming week. The
recent rains have been beneficial to the
corn crop, and although there are not SO
many tomatoes IN this section, they are
oi standard quality.
Misses Anna and Virginia Michael, nf
Roanoke, Va. returned home to-day after
"A visit to their aunts, Mrs Samuel sutton,
of Bush River Neck. Mrs X {. CronIn,
II rerryman. and Mrs George slice, Of
Aberdeen, Mrs, Slice is now visiting nj
oxford with Mr.. and Mrs Prank Fisher,
81 baltimore.
Mrs ] Harry Gibson will" here on
Thursday with her two nieccs. Misses
Harriet and Mary Blake. for Norfolk,
Va where she will visit her sister, Mrs
Prank Blake
Mr.. and Mrs Morgan Mitchell are
spending the week Mt Atlantic City. MIR.
Mitchell y i'll 20 to pocOmpkc City il his
tfOtter, "ChaIl'y Mitchell" is entered in
a race there on Friday. This horse won
first place In the lG trot at Tasley Va
asst week.
Mrs. A Is Cleayer, of Wilmington.
Del is visiting her sister. Mrs l.lma A.
Corson, at the home Of Mr. Harry
Gibson.
Miss Mary Stevenson. Of Wilmington,
and Mrs. Fannie Goose. Of Louisville,
Kentucky. are guests 81 Mrs james B
Baker
Mrs. Ella Could. Of Louisville, is "A
guest Of Mrs J. S Middleton. near Aber.
dtC1.
Mr. Robert Ruch, Of Carlisle, Pa has
returned home after visit to Mr. &.
Harold Baker.
Mr. and Mrs {. Milton Wright return.
ed last Thursday from Atlantic City and
are now visiting his parents. Mr. and
Mrs william Is, Wright. near White
Hall.
Miss Neva Kimmell is visiting at st.
Michaers
Mrs c. II Kriete Is visiting Mrs. c S.
Hilton, Of Clarksburg. Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Phineas Morris are at
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-08-12
the WILL or THE LATE CHARLES r.
HARRY REFUSED PROBATE.

On Monday morning the last will and
testament Of the late Charles r. Harry,
which was executed on July Goth. was of
fered for probate by his brother, James
who was named as coe1ecutor with his
widow, Helen Lort Harry. but the sub
scribing witnesses. Messrs. Robert {.
Whinnery and Forester S. Whinnery
aging made affidavit that he was not oil
sound and disposing mind at the time oil
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-08-12
from Berkeley.

BERKLRY, August o Miss Bessie Nc
Mutt, OF Baltimore. is visiting her parents
Mr.. aud Mrs William r. McNutt
Mr. Ralph Moore. Of West Philadtl
phia, spent the week end with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs William II James
Miss Lena Breuningcr. Of Stewaits
towr. and Mr.. Homer picrcesOn, Of Phil
adclphia, have returned to their homes
after having spent several days at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs John McNutt
Mr. Harry Scarborough Is the guest o
Mr. Evans Jones
Mrs Evans onrI gave n porch part y
on Thursday evening last in honor 81 her
guests. Miss Helen Scarborough and Mr.
Harry Scarborough, Of baltimore
Miss Minnie Bostic. Of Philadelphia. il
whiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs JOSEPH
Bostic. Of Castleton.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-08-12

MADoNNA Aug 10 Misses Mary NJ
Thompson an Janet NJ Hughes hav,
returned home, after spending severn
weeks at Ocean CITY and at the home III
Mrs Ambrose Matthews, OF Rchoboth
Del
Miss Emma X. Halle. who has been
visiting Miss Janet Nj. Hughes. has re.
turned to her Ii Imc in baltimore
Mrs. Alfred Thompson recently spent
some time with her parcnts. MIR and
Mrs Ambrose Matthews, of Rchoboth.
Miss Winona Nau. oi Sunnyhtonk, who
has been visiting Miss Edna Bahr, has
returned home.
Miss Kate Duval. Of Baltimore, Is the
guest OF Miss Lulu kinhart.
Miss Nellie bilIingslea, of Woodberry,
IL the guest oi Miss anrt NJ Hughes.
Mr.. Joseph II Thompson is visiting
relatives in Philadelphia aud Reading,
Pa.
TIL. married men of Madonna will
cross bats with the Shawsvillc>bas ball
team ON Saturday next,
ON GREy H"sERT.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-08-12

SmARoN, Aug 10.-Mrs Samuel Den.
bow. Of Cooptown, Is entertaining n
house party during the Reunion and
Woods Meeting Those In the party are
Mrs Richard Nee ulloh aud Mrs Andre W
Dranr. Of Waverly; Mrs Harry Hall,
Miss Dora Hall and Masters Gail and
Kenneth Hall, Of Hamilton Park Mrs.
Alice Trcadwell and Miss Wilirne Tread.
we'll Of Pleasant willie, and Miss Pearl
Durham. Of Pallston.
Nj. Richard McCnlloh, Of Waverly,
spent Sunday with Mr.. John y. Loker,
Of FnllstOn.
Mrs. Andrew Drane has returned to
her home In Wavcfly. after II
pleasant visit to relatives in Hartford
county.