The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-10-28
Me. Robert H Mitchell found a per.

Seminary Picking, China, will speak on
Missions In the Bel Air Presbyterian
Church on Tuesday evening. November
LIST MIR Fem was in China during the
x.r uprising and has some fine stoii, $
about it.
DIR. William l. Smith, of Sherwood,
Baltimore County. but formerly a resi-
dent of Jsrrettsville. this county, is
seriously III at his home, of congesti IN OF
the lungs. He has been confined to his
bed since Friday but il now improving.
DIR. Smith 10 master of Mount Moriah
Lodge of Masons. of Towson.
1t is given tn good authority that
tlcre are ghosts at the home of Mrs W.
II. SewelI, Abingdon. Those who wish
to be con WINGED. come to the Halo we en-
party given by the ladies Of the NJ. L.
Church at that place On Monday even
ing, October 3lst. att 80 O'Clock. There
will be no admission fee but you may
want to spend some money.
Miss Virginia Waters. Of Bel Air,
who during her Ave years connection
with The Eyis made many friends
throughout Hartford, was married on
October 18th n. Trenton. N. ] to Mr..
W. e. Ehrd. who for several years was
also connected with the staff of The .Egis
compositors. The happy couple will re-
side in Trenton for the present
The Woman's Christian Temperance
tlnion of Aberdes furnished free enter.
tainment to the boys of the town and
vicinity on last Friday evening. Some Of
the attractions were the whistling and
singing of MIR. J. $. Middleton. music by
the Fire Department band aud an ad.
dress by Rev. Andrew h. Wood, of Balti.
more Refreshments were served after
the entertainment.
Notice has been received at the office
OF the School Commissions that O II last
Sunday week youth living across the
line in Baltimore county broke into
Hopes schoolhouse near TAYLOR. ran.
sacked desks etc and was caught in the
act of carrying away sundry belongings
of the teacher and pupils. A writ has
been issued for his arrest and he will e
vigorously prosecuted.
\ The citizens of Port Deposit have
succeeded in getting the War Dep irtmeht
to issue an order requiring the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad to remove the sub.
merged piling in the Susquetanna river.
placed there when the new bridge was
built. As it was claimed by many that
they were one of the main causes of the
ice gorge last winter their removal will
greatly relieve the minds of the citizens.
/ Mr. Joseph Farrell. of Aldino, was
very painfully injured by being bitten by
n hog On Thursday OF last week. lie
was helping Mr.. David Iiutchins, q neigh.
Dor. to get his hogs into the pen. Two
were gotten in without any trouble but
tn. third was more obstinate. Mr.
Farrell kicked at it as it passed him and
the hog caught his loot and bit him
through the instep. DIR. p. W. Steiner
cauterizcd the wounds
MIR. T.. II. McC has Just re
turned from CORTLAND. New York, where
he purchased third car. load of selected
Guerr sey- H olstein cows for Mr.. William
Deitrich's Fillston farm on NY Lady's
Manor. Like everyone l,e he finds cows
are scarcer and higher than formerly.
The first load. bought about year ago.
cost SIS, the second load. bought 10 the
winter, cost sol, while this carload was
gathered at an average cost OF 81 10.
The first two purchases have turned out
exceptionally well
The Anti Saloon League Of Mary land
Is offering four prizes Of $500, $3.50. $3.50
and 500 respectively for the four best
essays written on the subject, what ii
costs the peopc Of Baltimore morally.
physically. mentally. financially aud In
dustrially to secure the million dollars a
wear which the city now receives from
the liquor traffic under the High Liccns.
Law" The contest is open to all AMI
all details with reference Ia il may be oh
tanned from Rev. ]. r. llrsse. American
Building. baltimore.
-Monch, the imported German Coach
horse, which for two seasons attracted
80 much attention in Hartford. came to
an uniimely death last Friday from
pneumonia, which follow wed a cas-. OF air
founder. He was brought into Hartford
by Mr.. d. c. Reel and was considered a
model in beauty and breeding for heavy
horse. About sixteen months ago he
was purchased by Mr.. boswell to head
his st ables on his famous 900 acre farm
at Bald win, the price paid Icing gener
ally und. rstood as S.. 900. lie leaves
many fine oIsprings in tbs county.
Mr.. Edward Cloman. OF Kingsville
was seriously mi AIRED by a collision be.
tween a motor cycle. which he was riding
and an automobile which was d. wen by
Miss Taliakrro. also Of Kingsvi'le, one
day last wcel. The two machines met
in a narrow place In the road and MIR
Cloman was unable to attract tn. atten.
ton of Miss Taliaferro in time for her
to stop the machine. Mr. Cloman was
thrown about ten feet and was badl,
cut and bruised about the face and limbs
Miss Taliaferro rushed him to DR.. Cor
such for medical assistance, who found
it necessary to take seventeen stitches il
his face alone. The motor cycle was en-
tirely demolished.
Mr. !. Ed~ in Webster. of the Bel Ali
Bar. IL taking a roy nj outing in an auto
mobile with his old classmates, DIR
Hiram Woods, the Eye and Bar Special
list, of Baltimore, Judge Henderson. o
Cumber and, and Mr. william Lee, o
Rochester, N Y. This quartette Of thu
class Of '7s at Princeton left Cumberland
/ on Monday making Harrisburg thei
. first important stopping point. thence
{ they 90 to the Delaware Water Gap To-
a second halt and will wind upat Prince
{ ton for tie tooth all game on Saturday
, lust how many tales will tc told, joke
cracked and big dinners consumed will
never be recorded except 10 the memorie
4 Of the merry party.
-Graziers OF Hartford are again realiz
Ing the Importance Of getting their cattl
d fat in June or early July while the marke
J.. is good. The protracted dry spell Gu
,a.,ure an badly that fe W grass fed catt'