The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-12-16

EThe farmers Of Upper Hartford will be
especially interested In the Farmers
School which will be held at Pawn Grove
IRON December 20 to 20. The discussion
Tor the first two days will be under the
direction of Prot. Wells W. Cook and Dr.
NJ. E Conard, and such practical ques-
lions as How to Feed. Profitable Feed
ing. Care and Management Of the Cow,
The Dairy Cow and Raising the Cali,
will be discussed. The work during the
last two days will be devoted to poultry
and horticulture.
The Story of Canning will be
issued by the National Gamers Associa-
ton in handsomely illustrated booklet
In the near future. II contains but one
illustration from among the many Har-
ford plants, but the cannery OF Mr.. Ed.
ward Y. Stockham, situated in a shady
grove on the banks Of Bush river is very
pleasing in appearance and highly sug-
gestive Of cleanliness which is so appeal.
ing to good taste in this important In.
dustry. The work 10 dedicated to the
house wifes Of America. who 80 largely
regulate the consumption OF canned
goods.
The Hartford County Poultry and
Pigeon Show is in full blast as we 20 to
press on Thursday evening, with the
management smiling over Its signal sue.
cess. 1t requires two large buildings to
hold it's nearly 1000 entries made by
hundred exhibitors. and all agree that
10 quality the exhibits are unusually fine.
Blue. red and yellow streamers are In
evidence in every direction. attesting the
merits of lordly roosters. motherly hens
and struttiug pigeons. The crowded
condition Of our columns prevents de
tailed account of exhibits and exhibitors
this week.
Mr.. Renshaw, who recently purchas-
ed of MIR. Benz amin Dever fine farm OF
100 acres located at Churchyille, which
Mr.. Dever few years ago bought from
DR.. Herbert Harlan of baltimore, has
nearly completed his residence which he
hopes to occupy by the first OF the year.
Probably twenty five years ago DR..
David Harlan, who then owned the
property. appreciated the attractiveness
of a handsome site for dwelling aud
planted the necessary shade trees. having
In view future home for one OF his four
sons. Mr.. Renshaw has now reaped
the benefits of this foresight by having a
fine lot Of shade trees surrounding his
new home without waiting generation
for their growth.
Mr.. Henry T. Scott, one of the
proprietors Of the Union Ship Building
Co.. OF San Francisco. has been recently
visiting his sister, Mrs. Ella II. Scott. of
Western Run Valley. Baltimore county.
Mr.. Scott was brother of the late Geo.
l.. and Harrison Scott. Of Darlington.
where he was a frequent visitor. One of
the most important products Of his plant
was the Battle Ship Oregon. Hispresent
trip east was prompted largely by a
desire To influence Congrss, to hold the
Panama Canal Exposition Of 1916. in
San Francisco. with the understanding
that California would raise seventeen
million dollars toward it's promotion.
His visit will be In vain because the East
has decided that the exposition will he
held in our national Capitol.
The committee In charge has made
arrangements for II National Democratic
Celebration which is to be held in Balti.
more on Tuesday, Ianuary17. The Har-
ford county members Of the reception
committee are: Senator c. A. Andrew.
DIR. Martin l.. Jarrett. II. A. Osborn, Jr.,
Fleury r. Sullivan. Joseph W. Archer,
Hon. Thomas II. Robinson. DR.. D. W.
Hopkins. Michael II. Fahey. James J.
Archer, VIM. S. Forwood. Joseph Il. Han.
way. George M. Jewett, Harry {. Lawder,
John NJ. Michael. Morgan Mitchell, VIM.
II. Jarrett. VIM. A. Wheeler. John -.
Worthington, Edward H. Hall, Charles
II. Jacobs, T. F. Cad wallader, Joseph NJ.
STREET.. George w. Brock and Leo M.
Moore. The most distinguished Demo.
cratic Statesmen OF the country. includ-
Ing Gov. Harmon. of Ohio, and
Champ Clark, of Missouri, have promis.
ed to be present and everything points
to meeting which will sound the key.
note Of the campaign of 1912.