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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-09-02
PERSONAL MtNTl0N.

Mr.. {. ID. Thomas. who has bee II spend
ing his vacation with his family at their
home near Scarboro. has returned To
Braddock, Pa.
Rev, and Mrs Crawford Frost. 81 Bal.
timore. have been guests of Mrs Pomery
at her home in Abingdon.
Mrs. Bcrigam Stump and children. of
Emmortnn, have returned after a visit
with friends In New Jersey.
Miss Alice II. wilson, of Emmorton.
gave n launch party from the Boat Club
in honor Of her guest. Aiiss Mary Col
burn. Of Forest Park.
Mrs. Mahan. Of Churchyile, has re.
turned from visit to the Eastern Shore
Of Maryland
Mr. and Mrs Edwin r. Hanna, Of Bal
timorc, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jos
Is. LDhin, at Churchyillc.
Mrs. John Cullum, of Churchyille
was a weekend guest Of her mother
at Upper Cross Roads.
Mr.. Addison DeGoli. ofNew York, Il the
guest Of Mr. Mathiot Stirling, neal
Wilma
Mr.. and Mrs Il. T. Parks and littl,
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A GENlIlNE iuCCESS.

The musical and elncut innary enter.
tainment given by Mi Smock, 81 Iialti.
m Irc and number al the local talent
Of this community on last Thur .lny even.
ing, was II success above criticism in
every respect. The audience was large.
refined and appreciativc. the program
was full and attractive IN nature, and its
rendition was all that the most critical
could ash. Such nm entertainment not
only answers valuable purpose to at.
tract the large npml rr III visitors in our
midst but clcvntrs the standard al taste
Of our community. Tending /" make them
demand better and better performances
ms tine goes along
With the array Of talent displayed. II
would be impossible as well us bad taste
to use discriminating judgment, but to
the extent that Mr. Smock was billed M
the star Of the evening it is proIcrto say
that his varied talent whether as Iloist
or tlocutionist, IN both lines Of which he
was most accommodating to continued
calls. carried with him the enthusiastic
praise Of AL present. The financial re.
turns were good; would that wc had
more such entertainments
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LAND TRANSfERS TO AUGUST 81

John Cooncy and wife ct al =, to Gather
inc X. Grooves, lot in :lrd district near
Forest Hill. containing . acres, $500.
Aberdeen Land and Improvement Co,
to Charles W. Baker ct al. lot in town
OF Aberdeen on Rel Air Ave. 5000.
William +. Johr son AID wife to Alice
X. Johnson, lot in LIST district on road
from Norris Corner to Bells Mills, $500
Stevenson A. Williams. trustee. to
Edward NJ. Allen, j., Il islands In llar.
ford and Cecil counties containing to-
gether 1 81 acres, $l20.
Frank Todd to {. n l.. Telephone Co
rights OF way along property in aud
district $40
James K Smith and wife tn Charles A.
Michel and wife, lot in 9th district an
road from Castlcton T. Dublin. contain
ing 3 acres. 5000.
John Cochran and wife ct al. to ames
|. Ely, lot in 18th district near Rutledgc
T.. o.. containing iiq acres. $500.
Maggie NJ Light and husband ct al
tn Gr ,rgc NJ Elsie. two lots in LIST
district near Ioppa, containing together
| acre. St5l,
James X keithlcy and wife to Josephine
A, Rudolph, lot in City OF liayre lie
Grace on Congress st, $1,000.
William W. Bradford aud wife ct al,
to Harry d. llanway, tract OF land in
3rd district, near Bcl Air, cont aiming 400
acres. 81.
John $. Shade and wife to Howard A.
Kelly and wife, parcel of land in 3rd
district near Hickory containing 7al
acres. $3.50
Amelia OHheim ct al. executors. to
Louis |. Edclman, lot On Office st. in
town OF Rel Air. $1,000.
Rel Air Turnpike Co. to bel Air Flee.
tiic Co.. rights Of way and easement
over property in Ard district. 81.
John Il. Lncy and wife ct al to Mary
+. Lacy, tract Of land in Fifth distri on
road from ADV to Josiah Lees. contain.
ing 2oai ncrcs. 81
Henry A. Whitaker ct al executors. to
Abraham II Ovrrmryer. tract of land in
3rh and i,h districts on road from Fores,
Hill to jarrett sville containing $50 acres,
$40 900
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JAWHrrTsynLE, August - A reception
wns given AT the home 81 Mr. rnd Mrs
Alfred Lynch on Saturday evening,
August 9Th Those present were MIR.
aud Mrs Alfred Lynch, J. W. Taylor. +
Isaac SlnIe. Daniel Thomas, Charles
Hooper. {. \ Spencer, A. : Upton.
Grover SHADE, i:mmnr irwin, Thomas
Swift and Rev and Mrs Rlory, Mr..
P,ter GALAXY and Mrs A. Il Stoner. Mrs
Abraham Walker and Mr. william Lynch
Misses MAY, Irene and Ruth GLADDEN.,
MAY, I!stelIa and Alice Rggleston. Eliza
beth Spencer, Louise Upton, Mary
Swift aud Mary & Spencer, Mcssrs
Walter T. Thomas. DIR, II. r. Spencer.
william u Upton, Jesse Gilbert. John NJ
Tiptnn and Milton Walker All spent
II pleasant evening and at late hOur
refreshments were served.
Mr. William u. Upton isn guest at
the home Of Mr. Walter l.. Thomas,
Corbett, Nd.
Miss Mary Gray and Mr. George
Summers are visiting at MIR. and Mrs C.
K. ST tndiiord's
Miss Ella lndcrwood has returned To
her home in Baltimore after spending
some time at the home oi Mr.. aud Mrs
j. T. Eggleston
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of Philadelphia. are visiting her sister,
Mrs. Charles Dick
Mrs. John Tredwav. uf baltimore, is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Elizabeth A
Carr
We are sorry tn note that Mr.. X. A
Kelly recently net with an accident which
severed part of the thumb from his right
hand.
Miss Evelyn MARYLAND, of Philadel
phia, has returned home after two
weeks visit with her cousin, Mrs Emma
Y. Carr
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ABERDEEN. Aug. 30-Miss Carrie Il.
Wells was married on Saturday, 9th
instant at O'Clock to Rev Joseph vii.
son, OF Prince Frederick. The ceremony
was performed in Baltimore hy the Rev.
Mr.. Thomas Of Chase Street. The news
reached Aberdeen by telegram aud came
as surprise tn her friends. This ~
nance originated about seventeen years
ago. when these two, then very younp
persons, met on the camp NEE ting ground
at Carsin. During the intervening wears
however, they had for u time, lost sight
ut each other, aud last spring they met
again and proved the old adaac that
'old GOALS are easily kindlcd." Miss
Cora Wells, a sister OF the bride witnt ~
ed the ceremony. The bride IL the elder
OF the two daughters OF Mrs. Rchccc,
Wells OF this town, When she left home
tn he married she did not know of the
death OF her uncle, MIR. Charles Osborn
The couple returned today "wednesday
from short wedding trip and are spcnu.
ing lew days with the brides mother,
and from there will 40 to Prince Frc,lrr
lex where the groom is pastor of IA
Methodist Church, lie IL u son of the
late Joseph Wilson who was once "A
member of the Bel Air circuit.
The base ball season is drawing to "A
close. the last game heing scheduled at
Aberdeen September 10 Next Saturday
this team will play at iInvtc lie Grace
Mr. Morgan AlItchcll's trotter, Charlie
Mitchell, won the 2-16 race al Easton
last Thursday In 2-l7L lie IL entered
in u similar race at Wilmington ON Wed
ncsday.
Miss Ella Mitchell, ni Baltimore, was
called home from Aberdeen on SUNDAY
by the sudden death III her brother, Mr.
James I. Mitchell, oi ltl6 Linden Ave.
The deceased was well known in this
vicinity hting related to Alessrs. lohn
Archer and Robert A. Mitchell. lie wns
a son of Edward Mitchell, late of uar.
ford county Funeral services were held
on Tuesday at ar NJ, from his late
residence and the intermcnt was in
Lnndon Park Cemetery.
Mrs. {. :. Hilton, Of Clatksburp. il
visiting Mrs. { II kricte.
Df. {. H. kriete is enjoying IA weeks
hshng near hi, former home at Dunus.
willie. Va
Mir William S Hoover of West Fair
view. Pa was week end guest Of the
family OF Mr. 7. l. llanway.
MIR. william Il. Morgan has retutrcl
from wit To his daughter, Mrs. Paul
Tabb, of Hampton, Va.
Mrs. Ethel Randolph, Of Virginia, who
has recently returned from Europe, In
her sister, Mrs Jaw Hugh sitter.
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DARLINGTON. August 40 Miss Ruth
Warrington, of Frederick, is the guest
al Mrs A G. Allen.
Miss Jean Smith ia at Cape May, N
Mrs william Silver and Master John
Silver are spending some time at licIk
shire Hills, Mass.
Miss Helen Hopkins, who has been
visiting in Philadelphia, has returned
home.
Miss Rather Stokes. who has been
spending some time with Mrs William
Silver, has returned to her home in
Germantown.
Mrs. David Il. Thomas entertained
the Literary Club on Wednesday after.
noon.
Miss Ellen Hopkins. of llavre lie Grace
IN visiting relative, here.
Miss Sallic Allen delightfully."- enter.
tanned AT cards on Friday afternoon oI
last week.
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A SURPRISE PARTY.

A very pleasant surprise party was
held at TIE home of MIR. Charles Lamb,
on Thursday evening. August 18th. in
honor OF Miss Nellie Burton. of Glenarm.
The evening was spent in PLAYING
games and music and everybody enjoyed
themselves At late hour refreshments
were served and the guests departed.
Those present were Misses Nellie BUR.
ton, Helm Lamb. Alice Schuster, MAY
Schilling, Joy King. Ruth GLADDEN., Alice
Price. Mary Deets; Nlessrs William Foard.
Chatlcs King. Harry Schilling. Marian
Cathcart. Wilson Dccts, Schall Mitzcl
and Martin Amos
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organization and careful breeding these
people are supplying the world at fancy
prices with their noted cattle"
John u. Worthington-"Activityi In ap
proved methods In farming IN more at
tractlyr today than il has been for many
years Until recently land WAS not pur
chased M an Investment because unrc
muncratiVe, but II ~ now rendering u
fair return on the investmrnt made. |
believe nothing would help Ilariord No
much ns tic Int reduction of new blood
nut that II would necessarily he better
than that already here. hut II in different,
bringing with 1t rev and different ideas,
correcting by picCcpt and example many
Of our long standing mistakes. silently
PERMITTED because we have always fol.
lowed them.
"hs one Of those connected with the
school department the subject oi wider
education on agricultural themes has
long attracted the Boards at tentiOn bu,
IN most difficult to solve with the corps
Of teachers. ninety per cent. Of whom are
ladies. Under rcccnt Act Of the Legis.
lature. nm agricultural department has
Just been organized In the high schools at
Jarrt ,tsViils and Highland and much
isneHt il hoped t. accrue therefrOm for
the upper half of Hartford"
K Harris hrcher-"ln my judgment
the most important Improvement to he
made to the roads 10 to widen them " l,t u
necessary that teams may safely pass
automobiles. have iarned extensively
at times without finding II difficult to
get my prodTce 10 market. hut today
lad,,s are g,.mpeIud to avoid certain
scgiipns oi the county because the roads
h'e 81 narrow that IL is unsafe to pass
automobiles think also that our steep
hills should be cut down 80 as to tighten
grades"
Senator Andre ~ had not intended
to take part In this discussion, having
come nv an Interested listt ,,cr, hut will
say that The habit oi allo wing bushes to
grow along the sides Of The highway has
bccame very seIious In this section
Many Of our roads are no nearly covered
that II IL with great difficulty an auto.
mobile can he seen and with much more
difficulty that II can I've safely passed
Some Of us have voluntarily done some.
thing to remedy the evil, and icel that
the proper parties should at once remedy
il"
Frank II. jaeobs-"in my farming e1.
~ 'iencT, which has been considerable, no
question has given me such concern as
that f labor. | have tried newly i'm.
ported labor with very indifferent snc-
cess. Some years ago after receiving n
friendly notice from the immis rant Com
missioner | went to the House Of Deten.
ton In baltimore and selected ten able
bodied Lithuanians and placed them on
my own and adjoining farms They
were unable 10 understand our language
he nee difficult to give orders to, and
stayed with their orlginal employers Just
long enough to become familiar with
American prices Of labor. Al the end Of
three months every one had moved on to
some other employsL"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-09-02

SJPEET,, August "a The AID Society
Of Dublin M II Church met at the home
Of Mr.. X A. Kelly. on August 18th The
society has seventy.eight members, Of
which about sixty were present. After
the business was transacted they were
all invited to the dining room where re.
ireshmcnts were served They adjourned
to meet at the home Of MIR Joshua Dick.
on September 10
Miss Fanny Flowers and Mastcr
Wilton Flowers. Of Bel Air. haye rctufnt, j
home after ten daya' visit with their
coVGin. Miss Reba Kelly.
Mrs. George Ship'crling and little son,
Edward. have returned to their home in
Baltimore after n two weeks visit with
Mrs Joshua Dick and Mrs Annie W.
Burkins.
Mrs Jennie MARYLAND and son, Clyde.
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ON LIE MAR PAIL

Mcssrs. s. A. Williams, Col. u. G..
Mcintosh, Of Towson and Mr.. u. &.
Mcintosh, IT,. and wife started ON IN
itinerary on Monday which would make
many a Rough Rider quail True, every.
body in Hartford knows Mr.. Williams is
never 50 much at home as when astride
a horse, and Col Mcintosh in the sixties
laid the foundation for an endurance
which keeps him erect and vigorous
when over three score.years and-ten Of
age. but the trip ahead Of them does look
heavy for the young people.
Going via boat to Fredericksburg on
the Rappahanock river. they there sadded
their horses, and at an average rate Of
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ship OF the Water Supply, Extension Of
the Town Limits, Establishment of High
License, Steps to Prevent the Interference
with Traffic at the Railroad Station
caused by Trains being allowed to stop
on the Thoroughfare.
Everyone interested in any of these
topics is urged to be present to give his
views, and. II a member of the Board of
Trade. to vote on the question
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YOU HAD BETTER BE THERE!

The Board of Trade will hold special
meeting this Friday evening at 3 O'Clock,
in the Court House.
The following topics will he taken up
and iscussed, and such action taken by
the Board of Trade as the ma IoIity
present deem eIpedient: A Sewerage
system for the Town, Municipal Owner
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How'sThisl

We offer one Hundred Doilnra Reward for
any case Of Catarrb that cannot he cured by
Hans Chtnrrh Cure. y. ]. CHENBY n CO..
Z Dlrdo. q.
We. the undersigned. have known y. T..
{ henry for the last ~ years. and believe him
PERFECTLY honorable in all business tranzac-
tiDns and financially able To carry out any
obligations made by his firm
WALDIHG. kIHaAH N MARyIs,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo o.
HAIRS Catnrrh Cure IL taken Internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent
free. Price. Toe. per bottle sold by all
Druggists.
Take HaIra Family PlllA for constipation.
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OBITUARY..


Mrs. Mary CrCswell, aged ~ years.
widow If the late James trcswell, died
near Rel Air on Monday Her funeral
took place on Tuesday ut the Mountain
Christi IN Church. Rev Thomas wood
officiating. Tie pail bearers were Mcssrs
W +, ki,ling. $. o. McCouriney, Lee
Magncss, {. T. Crcswcll John and Frank
Ray. Dean md son were the under
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Meighborhood Meqvs.
From Bush River Neck

BuSn RIVER MICK, August 30.-Miss
Mary Michael Is visiting Miss Hazel
Mitchell. Of Short Lane.
Mrs Fletcher Hopkins has returned To
her home in Darlington alter spending
some time with her mother, Mrs !. {
Hollis
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. French spent the
week end with Mrs. French's mother,
Mrs y. Towner.
MIS- J. T. Lear is visiting relatives In
baltimore.
Miss Sara Cole Is visiting her cousin,
Miss Aleine Reasin, of Aberdeen.
d. Alien Etheridge and DR.. Johnson.
"i baltimore. have returned home after
visiting Mr.. Marion Malcolm.
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west. II can hr dressed smooth, rough,
or have tar surface. The experiment
will he watched with interest.
MIR. Rrynrly Munnik huysen and Miss
Nnyilln Page kirby were married nt MI
Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church.
baltimore, on Tuesday afternoon. Rev.
Joseph Ncnable officiating. The marriage
was private. only the immediate mem
bers of the families from Easton and Bel
Air being present. After the marriage
ceremony the happy couple left for
wedding trip. The groom IL a son of
Mr. and Mrs. William Munnikhuysen, of
near Rel Air. and the bride has for the
past two years been one of the popular
teachers Of the Pei Air Graded School
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MRS nERrIIA rIrER.

Mrs BERTHA Piper, aged ~ years. died
At her home at l!mmurtun On Friday al
last week. She is survived by six child.
rr1. Her funeral took place on Monday.
intcrmcnt cling in the cemetery Of Nj.
Carmel NJ. T.. Church. Rev H. l..
Schlinckc nihciaicd, pallbcarers being
M'sSrs Daniel Callahan. Walter EveIitt,
Parker Evertt. Howard Wakeland. Jas.
IIurlcynnh William Ely. II X McComns
was tn undertaken
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Mrs. Sarah Wann, aged ~ years. died
ON Monday at the home 81 her niece.
Mrs. William &. lloskins, nj BENSON.
She is survived by one son. Mr.. Jacob
Wnru. Of hingsyillc. Her funeral took
place on Wednesday. the intcTment being
at Mountain Christian Church. Rev.
Thomas wood "ill'iatcd. The ptllbear-
era were Messrs W. Archer. George
Archer, william Bavington. Mntthew
Frazier, Charles Il Crcswcll and Ramsay
Osborn. {. L.. llnrnbcrgcr had charge
Of the funeral arrangements.
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Mr. CHARLES osHoRS
Mr. Caallrs Osborn died on Friday,
August - Mr.. Osborn hal been At
Townsend. bel for two weeks assisting
Nh Grorpr u Wright in his canning In.
l'rtsts He had been in poor health for
several years aud death was due to
angina pcctoris, the last attack Of which
occurred on Thursday. when his son,
Horace, WAS called from Odessa. Del, to
accompany him and his physician to his
home in Aberdeen. Upon reaching WI.
mingtun Mr. Osborn became too weak
to travel, and was taken to u hospital.
His vile and son. Vernon, were summon,
ed To his bedside, and the end came on
Friday Mt midnight The remains were
brought to Aberdeen on Saturday after.
noon. Funeral services were held on
Monday nt lOA. M. from his late resi-.
dcnce at the west end Of the town. Rev.
Hubert Sydrns Kicker Oihciatcd The In.
terment WAS in Spcsutia cemetery. The
pail bearers were Messrs {. W. Baker,
William Il. lIakcr. II l. Arthur. William
II. Jacobs. George l. Wright and II. +.
Strasblugh The deceased was seventy
four years Of age. and leaves widow,
who was before "A former mari igc to the
late George Baker, Miss Elizabeth Wells.
She is sister Of ex.County Treasurer
John Finncy Wells :. -Four children, Mrs.
julian y. siitchelI, Horace, Vernon and
Donald Osborn alsD survive him, with
two brothers. justice Jacob T.. and
Luther S Osborn, and two sisters. Mrs.
Rebecca Wells and Mrs Hannah Cole.
lie was a mcmher Of Lodge 1877. A. p.
and A, NJ Of Aberdeen.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15

wonder they can't make gold
They are the giants of the fiery
caldrons," said the ogre.
'Oh, see the pretty gold SOUP" cried
Alice. dancing up and down.
BE STILL" said the ogre, "or one of
the giants will pop you in a crucible
for the gold in your hair"
You are the crossest old ogre / ever
saw" said Alice, backing out of the
room as quickly as she could. Now
take me and show me the magic car
pet. That is the only thing 1 really
waHt, any way
'"rhen hurry said the ogre; they
are just about to take it up
Take it up?" said Alice. Just as
If the caliph's carpet could not get up
by itselfv'
On the stairs they met the near
Midas, the two guardsmen and a host
of lackeys. Alice ran away from the
ogre and slipped her hand into that of
the near-Midas.
THE ogre is getting very cross
she complained. Il think / would
rather go with you And. please. sir.
please, / want just one little corner
of the caliph's carpet for my very
own.
The near-M Midas flung back his head
and laughed. 1t was a great rich
laugh that re-echoed down the hall.
Tne chleI cndncellOf, sherman, VINO
had poked his head out of a door,
laughed too and the high execu-
tioner, Cutter, who followed him.
chuckled so loud that Alice was Of
Tended.
1T is a great joke. | suppose" she
said, for me to come all the way
from Wonderland to hear you laugh.
The Cheshire cat can laugh great
deal better and longer than any OF
youi"
.'There. there said the king very
gently, I'VE shall show you the carpet
right away"
HE is surely a king. whispered
Alice to herself for kings always say
We"
Up the stairs they went-the whole
rank and file of them together.
Now peep in the door" said the
chief, "and watch those women"
My oh, N.Y. exclaimed Alice. What
a lot of captive princesses. And why
are they filing away so hard at the
little gold disks.
"The disks are overweight. They are
fling them down to the right size. See.
they keep dropping them on the scales.