The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-10-14
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The will of the ate William ID. Bartle.
son has been probated by the Orphans
Court. After making some miner be
quests he leaves all of his property to his
executors, Caroline Bartleson and d
Burnett Reckord, in trust for the use Of
his wife for life. at her death to be- equally
divided between his two daughters. Annie
b. R'ckord an | Martha b. Curry.
We are glad to see that the author
itici seem Diet -rmincd t J enforce the game
laws. On Thursday and Friday Harry
A. Moore. Ulysses S. Way and George
Cloak, of Havre lie Grace and Frank
Jackson and HAIRY blackwell of North
East, were racn found guilty and fl ned
$25 and costs Tor violating the ducking
laws governing the Susquehanna flats.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage If Miss Mary Edna Merryman,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs N o. Merry.
man, Of Jsrrcttsville. to MIR. Charles
Henry Taylor, -, Baltimore, ON Tuesday
evening, October Is Mr.. Taylor WIS
formerly with the Second National Bank
OF Bel Air but for several years past he
has been connected with the Old Town
National Bank of baltimore.
A large number of landowners of
Quten Anne's county under the lsadcr
ship of Mr.. Swepson Earle. a native of
that section but for several years past
resident OF Bel Air. have organized
County Produce Exchange. While their
plans have not yet been fully formulated
their general purpose is to co operate
in a mutual effort for their betttrment
especially in marketing their crops
n The Maryland State Dairymen's
Association, The Farmers League of
Maryland and other kindred agricultural
associations of the State will hold their
annual meeting In the Fifth Regiment
Armorv. Baltimore. during the week be
ginning November 2sth. Visitors are
promised the best exhibit ever made
Mr.. Joseph T. Hopes is the president Of
the Cereal and Forage Crop Breeders
Association.
MIR. David II. Brown, executive
officer of the Mems Missionary Move.
ment, who did such good work ia Bel
Air and Havrc de Grace several months
ago. was a welcome visitor at our Office
on Wednesday. After summer of re.
cuperation among the mountains OF New
England he returns to take up the work
at Annapolis at an early day. Later
campaigns will be made at Frederick,
HagrIstown and Cumberland
Mr.. Caleb Mo ore, ofM osswoo cd farm
near Fallston, was a welcome visitor at
our office on Tuesday. This wss the
first trip OF any length Mr.. Moo-e has
been able to make since an ugly fall about
a month ago While examining the con.
dition of his water tank in tn. attic he
fell from u step ladder and was not only
rendered unconscious for some time but
has ever since been suffering from severe
bruises re- ,u'tinS from the TALL.
MIR. Charles Alfred Mealy, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John W. Mta'ey, OF Mount
Washington and Miss Caroline Kerr
Vanneman, daughter Of Me-. and Mrs. X.
X. Nanneman, were married at the
brides home in lIavre de Grace, on
Thursday, October 9th. Mr.. Mealey 10
a member of the firm OF jewellers. John
w. Mealey n Sons Co, Of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs John Mealey left for
southern trip and on their return will
make their home at the Cathedral part.
ments. Baltimore.
\-Mr. Harry IiarLins, Of X alma, suffer
ed painful and 81, rious accident by being
thro wn from his motor cycle on last Sun
day morning While riding on the
Hickory road he ran over dog which
jumped in front OF the machine. The
shock threw Mi IlarkinS from the motor
cycle breaking his arm and crushing his
shoulder lie was taken to nearby
| hous. and medical aid was summoned
but the injury proved to be $" serious
that Re was taken to n hospital in Bal
timore for treat ment.
The Board of Directors III the Rel Air
Board of Trade have elected DR. i. r.
Sappington and Mir S W Bradford to
represent them ia the convention to he
held in Cambridge, Md, on October 20
This convention has been called to form
federation of the different organiza
tions throughout the state, so that by
Joint meetings each town may be benefit
ted by learning where other towns have
succe. ded or failed and because by this
means a closer relationship " IL grow up
be W cen the different towns Of the state.
It here is still tome money in Havre
de Grace for the benefit Of sneake thieves
and the city keep up its reputation Tor
rnhberis GA Wednesday light OF last
week thieves entered the home Of Mrs.
X onigswald on Uni)n Avenue and stole
$50 II. The thirty dollars was hidden
in a secret drawer of the desk so that the
| thief must have been familiar with the
surroundings 1t seems from this case
and several others of like nature that
only money is wanted for the seventeen
cents was laying with two rings on the
sideboard and only the morey was taken.
Burnt matches were scattered around.
MI I.phaniah Heaps had narrow
escape from VERY dangerous accident
on Saturday. While returning from
Delta the iron which holds the buggy
shaft to the axle broke and he thus lost
contrt OF the vehicle. After the brighten
ed horse had lunged about for some dis
| lance the wagon ran onto bank and
wssoverturned Fortunately the second
shaft iron at once broke and the brighten.
| ed horse ran for two miles, fearfully bat
t.r,ng himself with the shafts which
pounded his htRls at every step MIR.
Heaps was badly brui,Rl and shaken up
but was not seriously hurt,
During the recent term OF the Circuit
Court for Cecil county two cafes re.
moved from Hartford were disposed Of
In the case Of Lyon vs. Gallon a Iudg.
ment was renderel for $+573T. and in
the case 81 Benj amin Garvin and others
against Wilbur Mccain and Others.
relative to the disp psal of the assets OF
MIR. MEGA who has been engaged In
IN, canning business at lakewood, Cecil
county. argument was heardbu de c'sion
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