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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-06-10
NO BONUS FOR HAWK HEADS.

The Board Of County Commi, 'oncrs
Of Baltimore County on Monday last
de- lined to pay bonus for two hawk
heads prcscnted by Charles A, Ste Rart,
President Mann saying:
THE law does not Up officially say we
mus pay for the hawk bills. but
authorikss ito pay We take Il i, Ia
mean thu, We are given dis ,fctiuu In the
matte, and we have folio wed the practice
Of previous boards Ia declining I'loDks
to Us like "A provision that might lead To
abuses. II seems tous that n true sports
man ought to Lc willing to pay so cents
for the chan'c To kill hawk rather han
to ask to he rewarded fDrit,"
The County commissioners 81 llar.
ford county formerly paid out consider.
nj /. sums . \ hOunticiOn hawk and Gro "
heads. and this ~ ais n sturyt0ld ali nut
Mr. Edward NJ. Allen, who will most
likely he the Republican candidate fpI
Congress in this district next fall MI
Allen at that time was n lad Of Is and
proud w the posse. sion OF n nrw shot
Run. lie took several hawk bills Il
Justice Henry K WATERS, oi Darlington
aud asked for cert hcatc which would
entitlc tim 10 cpllcct 80 cents per.
"Ncddy," sci the venerable ustiec
"did you kill these hawks yoursclIt'
ayes, sir
"And within the last six days."
Eyes. tir"
"Now. Ncddy, you'Il have to ~cor l.,
| that, Won know"
"Wdl. Squire. ri he il | didn't"
| That il sufficient" gravely ols'rgct
the Justice and h made out the certificate
Mr. Allen has outgrown hawk heads
aud he now Dc ais in lumber tracts am
| railroads. -TowsOn I'n'ol.
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COUNTY CoMMlSSIO NERi.

Road check = issued aniel Fitzpatrick
$40 81; Joseph Mckee. $50; James Poole,
$40 90; J. Il, Stewart, $7S; Frank
Kearney, $Sl.95; VIM. 7. Hilditch
$292 Sc; Nj. o. Forwood. sal 10; Mary.
land & Pennsylvania Railroad, freight
$3.50; John l.. Kelly. $3i ~; J. Finncy
Wakcland, $25; Christian Hess. $25
Robert Ramplcy, $50; Charles Calder
SIG; Il. L. Michigan, $50 rs; William
McFa iden, $40; S. J. McConkcy, 500
Wiltur Mccain. $50; Samuel Love. $50
John Moorcs. $40; II. S Daughcrty, 500
W. S. Morris. SIS; Il. +. Webster. $50
William Dick, SIS.
Orders on County Treas rcr-SamueI
Max6eld. labor at Almshous'. $ls; DR..
A, i. Vanliibber. one quarters SALARY
ply stefan at Almshousc, $50; William
Munnkhuysen. Orphans Court $50; Il.
Carvil Tolley, same, $50; William +.
Trimble. same. 500; Adams Express CO.,
30 cclt'; Bel Air Times. one quarter
annual printing account $62 so; Rel Air
Machinery and Boiler Works, repairs Tor
fountain. $l75; Bel Air Electric Co,
SO ~; Tony Gross. labor at Almshouse,
SIS; Boyd& Fulford .disinfectants 81 so;
The Board de- sided no. to appropriate any
money toward the bu ldrg OF the bridge
over Deer Creek. near husbands Old
Forge. on the knlmia road leading 1"
Como wingo by way ofMcCann's Corner.
The contract for supplying the Aims
house with drugs for oec year was
awarded to Pnyd * Fulford
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PERSONAL. MENTION.

Mr. Willard K Tucker. Of near Bel Air,
is i'll at his hone. suffering from rhtuma-
tism.
Mrs. john Il Briney is critically III at
her home near Webster.
Miss II Louis. Hunter. Of Norfolk. is
visiting Miss Mamie A. Wilkinson. near
Bel Air
Miss Eta Sharp. 81 Norfolk, Va, was
the guest this week Of Mis- Mamie A..
wilkinson.
Miss Mary Runkle. of Plain6eld, New
Jersey, is visiting Miss Margaret A. He'll
at her home WINDY Walls" near
Emmort"u
Mrs BerirIm Stump entertained at
cards at her home n.ar Emmorton on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. A. d Grafton and Mrs. Charlie
Whitaker, Of Forest Hill. who lave been
spending the past week in Philadelphia,
have returned home.
Mrs J. =. Schuster and laughter, Alice
OF Jarrettsyille, spent several daysrecent'
ly visiting friends in Towson and BaIti.
more.
Miss Pamela Bull. Of baltimore, spent
a week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
II. Wilson, Of Jarrettsville.
Rev. W c. Beck. aft -r Spending several
days in Washington and Virginia, has
returned to Jarrcttsville.
Mrs. Wilton Slade and daughters, Ida
and Anna of White Hall, werc recent
visitors at the hon Of MIR. David Wilson
of Madonna.
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VfATAL ACCIDENT ON NEW POWER LINE.

Evans Vickers, an employee. of the Sus.
quehanna Transmission Company. was
killed On Thurs lay afternoon of last
week, Will. working on the reconstruction
of the new p nwer line near Jarrettsvilis.
He had planted three stick ofdynamitc
to remove rocks from hole being dug
FOR the base of steel tower. and after
the charge had explu led he approached
the hoe. arriving just rs second ex.
p!osion took pl ice, rcc,iVing the full force
of the discharge, which broke his rcck
and one arm, killing him inst anily.
An invest cation showed that two of
the three sticks of dynamite were dis.
charged at the first explosion, but for
some reas thu third stick was not dis.
charged for pmetime afterwards. 1t is
supposed that Mr.. Vickers thought the
whole charge had ben exploded and
that It was safe to return to work,
Justice Alfred s. Upton summoned a
jury of inquest which rendered verdict
of accidental de ith.
The remains were removed to his home
in Cardiff and his funeral took lace on
Sunday morning the lntcrmtnt being
at Deer Creek cemetery.
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FESTIVALS.

A irHtivnl will br held In Edgrwood hall,
Friday and Saturday evenings 1unr 10 and
llth, Proceeds for benefit Oi Edge wood M
u. Church.
The Lndica Aid Sn'lrty Of Rock Run M. IL.
church WI hold m Ire cream festival June
lbth ana lith, at Garland store house,
The teachers and pupils ofDnfllnRton HipI
school viii hold n HtTh wIrfTy and Ice cream
festival In the town hail darlington ON VrI.
day evening, Jun" iOth Proceeds for the
brntht oi the school. II stormy, II will he
held the nrEt evening.
The ladies Of I0ppn thriHiinn Church will
mona festival On The church lawn on Friday
hnl saturday evenings June 7th aud 18th.
The Ladies' Alh Society al smiths Cha pei
VIII h"ld strawberry and lee cream festival
~ thr l'tr-byl'finn mnHsr, near { hurchy lille
on tihny hnd saturday evenings, June 10th
and in.
\ strnwhrfry and lee cream frstIynI will he
held at Madonna school on Friday evening,
Iun" 10 " st"rnly, II viii bc held the nett
evening
The Lndica AID Society Of the Methodist
l.pisr"pnl church, rrl Ar, viii hold ~ lawn
mir on tue parsonage lawn on Thursday and
Friday evenings, June ~ md ~
The ladies of M. Tabor N T.. Church will
hold an lee cream mud strnw berry festival on
| the church lawn on Friday aud Saturday
evenings. Jun" ION aud lih.
A festival i"r the hrnsHi 81 Nj. Carmel M
y. church. IsmnnTtUn, will bc held on the
property al Mr.. T. n Han on Wrdnradnv
ana thursday rF"ningr, Juno 18TH and 10Th.
The ladies pf rrpyidrdrr NJ. T.. Church will
hnld -trnwhrriy nud Ice cream festival In
l"hnH"n'H HAN on Tuesday evening. June
It'll
4 fn"hcrry and lccrrrnm ic-iIvui will he
held pn III" lawn pf Salem Evangelical
evening.
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From fiavre de Grace,

| HANRE pE GRAcR. June 7th-Ou last
Saturday Hulett, the thirteen. year. old
son OF DIR. l.. X. Pennington. was shot In
the right shoulder and seriously injured
lie and companion, Theodore Schnitz.
iein, were In row boat near the latttrs
home ON the Old Bay farm. They were
'cavinR the boat and llulctt was on
shore and remarking that he did not like
the gun, which was in the bow, pointing
at him took hold of 1t to move it when
the hammer caught in the seat and the
load was discharged in his shoulder
Theodore assisted him to the hous.,
WHERE he was at once driven to his home
and taken by his father and DIR. Smith to
the Maryland University Hospital. Balti-
more. The shoulder blade was 81 shat
tered that the insertion of silver plate
was nect siary. Whether or not the arm
can he save ] will not he known until the
expiration of tea days wfcn the plaster
IN which II has been incased In removed.
liulett is doing well and has been brave
and cheerful through all his suffering.
Monday ait .rnoon as Mr.. X. X. Vanne-
man was at the Pennsylvania station
the horse he was driving ran away.
The horse In being guide away from a
VI. OF logs made a sharp turn and sud.
denly fell dead. Mr.. Vanncman was
thrown from the carriage aud the ehicle
falling on him gave him severe cut ON
the head. With the exception of tn. cut
and bruises he SEEMS to have escaped
injury.
Alice, the twenty-five month old child
OF Mr.. and Mrs William Ward d'cd last
sunday OF an injury to the throat caused
by falling on II stick from which il was
eating candy, one OF those dangerous
combinations 50 attractive to children
Mrs. Lydia Coboutn returned Satur.
day from New York where she had gone
To attend the funeral of lcr brother. Mr.. |
George Cox, who died at the Sailors
Home in that city.
Miss Jane Courtc,, whose homc is in
MGlnc, is visiting her brother, Mr. Chas. |
Courier
Mr.. w. O Fields and grandson, Master
WIN I'm Gic,n. spent several days last
week with Mts Joseph Rusic'l Ia An.
napolis
MIS- Robert Shippers, of North East,
is visiting Mrs. W. p. Mccullough.
Mrs. William Foster spent several day
last week with Mrs. William Diggs, In
Baltimore.
Miss Blanche Ford, of Michuelsvillc,
was the guest last week of Miss Florence
Barnes
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BALTIMORE QUARTERLY MEETING or
ORTHODOX FRIENDS.

A met ting Of the Orthodox Friends
will he held at the Friends Meeting
HOUSE. near Darlington. on June II, ~
and 10, and quite an int .resting and
helpful program has been arranged.
On Saturday, the 18th, at sP. NJ. an
lecture will be given on
Friends Missionary Work in Cuba; on
Sunday Bible School at 10 A M. and
meeting for divine worship al II A. M.
A meeting for men only, to be addressed
by Mr.. John X. Cary, Of Baltimore. on
The Adult Bible School Movement. will
he hell at 3 +. M, and at =. NJ. Mr..
Cary will address a young peoples meet.
ing. Meeting for divine worship will he
held on Monday at 10 A. M, to be fol.
lowed by the business of the quarterly
meeting.
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ZlNkhAN-GRoSS.

VILLA Waters Memorial M. r.
Church was the scene Of a very pretty
wedding on sdayevening, June 2. at
7 o'clock, wten Miss S. Ethel Gross was
married to M. William Henry Znkhau
by Rev. K. S Barnes, pastor Of West
Hartford Circuit.
The bride was gowned in white silk,
and carried a bouquet Of white Bride
roses and maiden hair fern with wreath
Of smilax and roses in her hair.
The matron Of honor was Mrs. vii.
liam II. Clark, of Vale. The bridesmaids
were Miss Minnie B. Gross. sister Of tie
bride, and Miss Mary 3. Zinkhan, sister
Of the groom. Their gowns were Of
white batiste trimmed with insertion
and lace. The ushers were Messrs.
George M. Zinkhan. brother OF the
groom, William Clark. OF Vale, James
Gross and William Corroum.
Later wedding supper was served to
the relatives and friends at the home oil
the groom.
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CUNNINGHAM -CAIRNES.

Miss Sarah Elizabeth Cairnes, daugh.
ter of Mr.. aud Mrs George A. Cairncs. OF
rIcttsville, was married at noon on
Saturday to Mr.. Oscar Cunningham.
The ceremony WIS performed in Bethel
Presbyterian Church by Rev S M. Englc.
The bride wore gown Of French ba.
tiste and carried bouquet Of white
swcetpeas. The bridesmaids were Misses
Laura and Mary Cairnes. Miss Eliza.
beth Cairncs. Of Washington. a niece Of
thu bride. was h)wcr girl. The ushers
were Rev. Eugene Smith. of Lebanon,
Conn; Lieut.. Charle' Cairnes. of New
York; Mr. Edgar A. Cairnrs, Of Washing.
ton Mr.. Char!esH Taylor, Of Baltimore
Mr.. William K. Wiley and Mr.. Herbert
Cairns :, of Jarrettsville.
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daughters.iu.law, Mrs. r. Franklin
Mitchell and Mrs. George II. Mitcht Il
and Mrs. William Nj. Hopkins.
The Aberdeen Athl:tic Association
now leads the Tri.Coutty League as ii
has won llfour ofthe games played since
Joining that $ ISOLATION. tie last Icing at
Oxford on Saturday. The score was 3
to 2. This club will play at Rising Sun
on Saturday, June IL.
Miss Kate Hopkins. of Grange, Md, is
visiting Miss Annie Hopkins.
Mrs, Clarcncc McFreocrick, Of Balt;-
more. was an over Sunday guest Of Mrs
George IL. Mitchell
MIS- WilliamSlvcr and two little sons
are visiting in Germantown Hcrfather,
Mr. Francis Stokes. of Gcrmant own,
spent pa' of the week with her In this
town.
Mr.. Harry =. Strasbaugh returned on
Monday from brief trip to New York.
VIRGINIA
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China, and Messrs, John B. Hanna, $. A.
Williams and John d. Worthington, of

7 -
Sn'ua' anu Messts' Jonn o. nauha' D a.
"nham' ano John u "or'n'nston' o'
ne' Ar
AT tue sunday morning services IN the
various churches In Aberdeen ana havre
"e "'"ee V's'''hs 'av SPEAKERS ''i"ue lh'e''
es',ns auu'eSS:s OH the suo)ec' OF nome
'"" ,o'e,sn u'ssions' en- NJ Tue mass
meeting IN inc opera houss On Su"uay
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LAYMEs3 MISSIONARY CONVENTION IN
nAvRE DE GRACE

On Saturday Of last week, banquet,
at which over a hundred prominent lay
missionary workers gathc'ei, opened
the Laymen's Missionary Movement
convention In Havre de Grace. The ban.
quet was served in the lecture room Of
the handsome Methodist EpiscoJ n
Church, and address by well kno wn
church workers explained the movement
by which it is hoped TO evangelize the
world in this generation. TIE speaker.
were Mr.. John T. Stone, Of Baltimore
Rev. Arthur M. Sherman. Of Hankow,
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why NOT HAVE A BALL TEAM ?

The base ball season IS well on and
nearly every town in the state has her
team on the diamond Why should Bel
Air not have one Our past record in
this game stands the test, not only in he
county. but wherever visited, as our
town has gained a reputation on the
diamond that stamps her as one Of the
best bali csnters in the state. Last year
we had Local I :am that made good. Of
which we were proud, and We have just
as good material to select from at present,
which we think would conquer the
strongest Of our opponents. Why not
organize and try to, at leastl
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From Aberdeen

ABERDEEN. June sth.-Thr Lnymens
Mis- ionary Movement has aroused much
interest in this community On Sunday
morning Mr. Osborn Yc lott Of Tow.
son made An able addnsf oItht vp'k
TO the cougreg ton e & oye Pcs ~.
tcriau Church During his itircrancy he
was a guest Of Mr. William Silver nr
David II Brown spoke in { e Ale deem
M. Il Church on the same haV.
The Ladits Aid Society Of Grove T. cs.
byterisn Church met at the honcpf Mrs.
George A. Courtney on Thursday after.
noon, June 2. Twenty mcmi we're
present, who after pursuing the usual
routirc Of bushes, enjoyed over
the premises. which were filled with the
June fragrance Of beautiful rose garden
Later In the afternoon collation. Of ice
cream and strawt errits was served. The
hostess was assisted In receiving by her
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Iames II Fvle The v,strv has already
purchased n lot and 10 abn,t IN b,,.L
ground for the erection of n brick church
of Gothic design to be c,mpleted nv
Noyember first and IN accommodate two
hundred.
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England, returning HON. the last of Sen.
TENDER. This il her second trim ,bro,gh
the continent, travelling without a com.
panion and unattended.
"A recent vial, 10 ,h. ,o r. NJ
Job, Moo,.s r,,r n, A. s,..,o.,
that r. has com,l.,.d ~. ,a,.,..,,,a.
,farew bor, 70 ,aL. Al. a.. ,s a..
IN. d.s,ro,,1bv6 &C., ,o 1T. ,
and il i. so far .une,;or 20 II. I.o...or
that vi, mr.. inclined 60 ID. Az.
Moores II now tba,Lt,I for III. la.
Devastating visitor TIL. ,.v .,rrc,,,.
10 4ox5o H. II !, DIV. with n r,m.,L.,I.
heavy white oak fram. v.,,ou non,ar
weather boarding and sIa,. 700, ,'h;i.
the stab,;,o ia am,,. f,r Oh. oooouo
datio, of m. s,oct ~, b;.,a,o, nror,,,,
From the looks of Mr. Moo,es, crors
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TUCKER ANDREWS.

Tn. marriage Of Miss Carrie X. An.
drews. daughter Of Mr. and MIS- Chas.
Andre VS.. of Pores Hill, to Mr.. W. Ic.
Roy Tucker, of Mr. and Mis- William
Tucker, of Bynum. took place at O'Clock
W. In, lay afternoon at the home OF
MI George W. Alt. of Arlington. Balti.
more county, a brother in law of the
bride. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. B. V. Switzcr. pastor OF Arlington
Methodist Episcopal { hurch South.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Tucker left for Philadel-
phia. New York and ripup he Hudson.
They will reside at Bynum. this county.
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Neighborhood Mews.


DARLINGTON. June 6th.-Mfs Annie
Thompson is the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs {. Lewis ElIicgtt.
Miss Jennie Alvey and Miss Annie
Miner, Of Texas. are visiting Mrs "A. 6.
Allen, at West Acre"
Mrs. George d. Whilc'ock ~ visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Up,hur Hooper. at
Mt Washington.
Mis-, May Dickinson, who has Lcen
quite sick. is better.
The faculty and schol irs Of Darlington
High School will hold n strawberry and
ice cream festival in the town hall on
FRIDAY evening. June o.
Mrs Walter Edge and Miss Janet Edge,
Of Baltimore, are the guest Of Mrs {.
Y. Thomas.
Children's Day services will he lc'd in
he Methodist Church on Sunday after.
noon, June IL, BIT 3 r M.
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500 Reward, 500.

The readers Of this paper will br plensed
to learn that there IL At least one dreaded
all it's stages. and TINT IL CatH1rh. Hairs
Cntnrrh Cure il the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity, CatnrTh
hclnR constitutional disease, requires n
constitutional treatment, Hnlls CatHTrh
Cure In taken internally. acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces Of the system.
thereby destroying the foundation the dis
ease. and giving the patient strength by
building up the cDnstitutlDn and assisting
nature ia doing It's work. The prOpfietOTS
have 40 much faith IN its curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars Tor any
case that II fails 10 cure. Send for list III
testimonials.
Address y. ]. CHENEY n co. Tolcdo q.
Sold by all druggists Zoe
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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NJ ark the wonderful progress the ngr. Ar
nights on henvy machines, kilograms win
out Wires. terrible war Inventions ~ XIII
men and that wonder of wonders br. 4 ing .
hrw DlHcovery-to save life when threatened
by coughs, colds. lnkrippc. asthma, Group.
bronchitis. hemUrhnge.. hay lever ana
whoupinR cough ar lung trouble. For ell
bronchial Affection - II has oSrunl II relieves
instantly. Itathe surest cure. james M BLACK
Of Ashc vile, N. G.. X. Il, No, !. writes II
cured him Of nm obstinate cough after all
other remedies failed. bDc. and ~ 90 A
I rial bottle free. Guaranteed by {. l.. No
nannald. Of Bel Air and Darlington fhhr
macy, Of Harrington.
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Stockholders Meeting.

BEL Mn, Nh. June !. 1910.
The annual meeting Dt the Stockholders Of
The Baltimore and Bel Air Electric RAILWAY
CO. will lie held In the Comphny's office In
the 1sKiA building, Bel Air. Md.
ON MONDAY. JUNE goth. 1910.
ut II O'Clock, A. M,
for the purpose Of electinR seyen Directors
and for tranHacting such other business as
may come before said meeting.
JOHN u. WoRTHfkOTON.
secretary.
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HARLAN y WEBSTER. Solicitors.
ORDER NlSi.

Hrncrt W. Hhclcr In the Circuit Court
for
Robert Heaps Ilnrfnrd County,
ct al In Epulty.
Ordered this iith day nf ApfIi, 1910, that
the sale mhdr aud reported In the above en-
titled cause by william H. Harlan and 1.
bdwln Wcbsttt, trustees, he finally con nrmed,
unless cniiHr Ia the contrary thereof he
shown On or before the an day Of May
lbiu, pfoyihrh,a copy at this order lie insert.
ed In some newspaper publiAhrd IN Hartford
county, aforesaid once IN each ~ three tD)
successive weeks before the 9Th day 1i May,
1910.
The report states the amount Of sales to
he $500.
IOIiN A. ROBINSON, CLERK.
True Copy Test
IOHN A. ROBINSON. CLERK.
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JAMES II TOIIIS.

Mr.. James II. Tobin. formerly of lIar.
ford county, died at his home in Annapo.
lis on Thursday of last week. agcl -
years. Funeral &c vices were led at st.
Mary's Church, Annapolis, aud the re.
mains were brought to llaricrl on Sat.
urday aud inferred IN Mt. Erin Gene
terry, llayrc de Gtace Pcsides widow,
he leaves seven sons. Messrs Harry,
Jerry, John. William, Edward, Joseph and
Alfred Tobin, and on. daughter, Mrs.
Mary Bowman, all OF Hartford Six OF
his sons acted as pallhenrets. Mr. George
Pennington had charge Of tie funeral ar.
rangcmrnts.
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MIR. William II. {. Norris. aged about
IS years. died at his home near White.
ford on Tuesday morning aft ,r n lingcr.
ing illness. l'c'ides n widow. he Is sur.
vived by six children-Mr. Charles II.
Norris, Mrs. Laura T. Flowers and Mis-
Emma Purcell. Of Bal imore; Mr.. Walter
L. Norris. of Cambria. and Melvin aud
Ethel. oiWhit.iord. Hisiuueral will take
place this FRIDAY morning. the ihtcrm,nt
b:irg In the . metcry Of Sln'c Ridge Pres.
hytcian Church. Rev. Mr. Sites olliciat.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-06-10

The funeral of Mrs Annie d. Kirk,
whose death was noted last week, took
place ON Thursday. the intermcnt being
Mt Friendship cemetery. Rev. K. 5.
Hnrncs , III lated. TIL pall bearers were
Mcssrs. Harry Bachmnn, William A.
Harlan, W. Tier Waite $. john Morgan,
Archie; Amoss inl hutchinson Hays.
Mis- Kirk was ~ Nc,rs Of age. and
besides her hus Rand is SURVIVE by little
daughter. She also leaves four sisters,
Mrs. Amcs' Ewing of Wilmington. Del
Mrs. A. V Mahan, Mrs III zlbcth Runnn,
Mis- G. w Street,. AMI three brothers,
Messrs Thomas bailey. Barnes Bailey
aud Walter Bailey, NIL Of Hartford.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-06-10

Mr.. Thomas Moulsdale, n native OF
England. but for many yearsa resident
Of Hartford county. ne " Abingdon, d ed
at tie residence oi his sister, Miss Emily
Moulsdalc, of baltimore, on Sunday
evening, aHedS3ycirs Besides widow,
Mrs Carrie Moulsdalc, he is survived by
three sons, McsTs Joseph, Harry and
Gilbert Moulsdale. and one daughter,
Miss E'clnIr Moulsdale. formerly a mem,
Der Of the Hartford tclcl era corps Ills
funeral took place at Abingdon on We'd.
nc'day, the intcrment being in the Gene.
terry Of Abingdon Methodist Episcopal
Church. II X McComas had charge oi
the funeral arrangements.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-06-10
OBITUARY..


Mrs. Eliza Baldwin, aged about ~
years. died at the home of her son in law,
Mr.. John Swift, near Pylcsville, on
Thursday evening OF last week. Her fu.
neral pok place on Sunday morning. in.
terment being In the cemetery of High.
land Presbyterian Church Rev $. l..
Irvine Off lated. The pail lcartrs were
her six grandsons.