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

resigned.
N-Thc citizens of Fawn Grove. with
their accustomed grit. are now organic
ing to build a town water plant al cost
of 5000.
The Sunday School of Grace NJ +
Church. Bel Air, will hold its annual
August ID.
The Shawvillc, Iarrettsvi.e and High.
land Oranges will hold a convention and
picnic in the grove at Cooptown On
Thursday, August 18th.
The annual picnic Of the BelAir Pres.
bytrrian Sunday School was held on
Thursday at Lake Fanny, where every
body tcped every body else to have n
good time.
Elder Rowe, oi baltimore. will preach
at the Old School Baptist Meeting House,
near Jarrettsville on Saturday, July 30.
at 2 o'clock T. Nj, and on sun lay, July
81, at 10 o'clock A. Nj.
Mr. Samuel X. Mitchell, on the farm
of Mr.. G. Alfred Mitchell, near Aberdeen,
raised from twenty. i've acres 900 bushels
of wheat On the same ground in 1897
Mr.. Mitchell raised ~ bushels per acre.
The tide has turned in favor Of Mr..
W. Beatty Harlan of Churchville who
has been almost completely cleaned out
of work horses and mules by vicious
oil kicking mare She has Kicked the
bucket" herself,
Governor Crotn-rs on Tuesday nam
ed long list OF delegates to the National
Farmers Convention to he held in Lin
coin, Nebraska. O,tobrr 9th next. in.
Guiding twenty i've sele ted from various
sectors of this county.
A birthday surprise party was given
Mr. James Carcaud at his home near
Gibson on Saturday evening last. Quite
number OF friends gathered on his
spacious lawn, where at late hour ie.
freshments were served.
AT tn" rec. mt netting of tn rH State
MARY land. Delaware aud New jersey
Packers Association. reports received
demonstrnt ID cnncluSiNc'y that the acre
aye in tomatoes is twenty five per cent.
less than it was last year
A meeting OF the White Hall Farmers
Club an improvement Association was
htl On last Saturday night. ArraRe
ments were made for holding their third
annual fair q 'tuhcr II to II. Mr.. w.
Evans Anderson will arrange the pro-
gram for the fair.
y Mr.. Sh ,lrS ,uli MERCHANT at Chest
nut Ill., has routed the store stand at
Sharon and will take possession wien
the present proprietor, MIR. ]. k. linrkins,
retires On n Ivcmhtr |. Mr.. llaIkins
will move To his farm recently purchased
from MIR Wtlirr Bailey.
Miss Mary Alice Chalk entertained IA
number of friends at her home nsar
Fountain Grc n on Monday evening, in
honor Of Mr and Mis-. John T. Chalk, OF
Haddnnfcld, N and also her mothers
birthday. The evening was pc SANITY
spent in music and ~ mes.
Miss Gertrude o. Good, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Good, and Mr.. Il.
I.afkn Kenlv, both Of Iiavrc de Grace,
were married on Thursday, July u. by
Rev. Mr.. Kellogg, of Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church. Wilmington, Del.
They will reside ia Wilmington.
Nicola Sylvester, an Italian work
man, 10 suffering from a broken collar
bone and fractured skull by falling into
one of the wheel pits at Medals Ferry
about week ago. Sylvester was work
ing about The top Of the pit WHEN hc lost
his balance and fell ntoi it on his head.
A few days ago John XIX found n
tcrrapin on the Stubhs farm, near Slate
HILL that bore the inscription I'D. >,
1861" and another On the tnskcy farm
with two inscription - D., lS7S, ana
"A, M, 1851" The u. 5 evidently
were carved hy the late Daniel Stubs.
Mr.. lanes {. Bos'cy. a well.known
resident of Parkton, Baltimore county
fell dead Tuesday afternoon from heart
failure. Nc. Boslry had gone to the
stable to harness his horse. Being away
from the house long time, some one
went to the stable and found him dead.
Rev. II Alfred Dunn, formerly pastor
of the Susquehanna Circuit Methodist
Protestant Church, near llavre lie Grace,
10 now pastor OF the congregational
Church, Topsfrld. Massachusetts Dr.
DUNN is pres dent OF the Harvard
Philosophical Club Of Harvard lnivers-
ity.
MIR J. II Hanway, Of Joppa, lew
DAYS since lost valuable horse. Tor
which he had paid over two hundred
dollars, under singular circumstances
The horse hauled In hay all day, seemed
perfectly well at bed time but was lying
dead in the morning without any APP
parent cause.
Mr.. /. Trivia Snudgrnss, OF Street.
has taken out patent on an improved
lock holt Some time ago the lennsyi
yania Railroad Company offered large
money prize for the invention ct bolt
that would not work loose. Mr. Snod'
grass claims that his invention will meet
the conditions.
\ DIR. Howard A. Kelly has been Sc.
Iected as a delegate to the Medical Con
gross. which is to he held under the pa
tronaae Oi Car Nicholas, In St Peters
burg, Russia, September ~ to ~ -Four
other delegates have beenc s'n to repre-.
sent the United States, and they Nil all
about September LIST.
Mr. Worthington W. Hopkins. while
PLAYING TEAMS in the Mount Washington
championship series at Mount Washing
ton on Monday, severely wrenched his
ankle by catching his foot under fence
anu falling. His ankle was bnn1aRed by
a physician and he returned to his home,
where he IL improving
l-Goyernor Crotheis has named Senator
Charles A. Andre " az the delegate from
Hartford to the third annual convention
of the National Good Roads Association
which IL to meet at Niagara Falls on
Thursday. The purpose OF the conven.
tion is to arouse interest In the improve.
ment of the roads Of the country.
The large store stand occupied by