The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-09-16

| ne Fhllston, TIE wilma, the upper
Cross Roads anil the Forest Hill Farm.
crs' Clubs have definitely decided to hold
an agricultural exhibition in the town
hall at Fnllston In October Such enter.
prise cannot he too highly CONNIE II Il Il
or too warmly patroniz.d by the genera |
public.
A strong feeling pervades the cam
ned tomato market with an upward
tendency. No. 3 standards are IS to
III cents; No. . from ~ To ~ .cents.
Tfrrctc little doubt but that tie
rri state pack will not exceed fifty per
cent. and that in Hartford it will not ex.
coed seventy five per cent.
AT the well.attcnded public sale held
ga Tuesday by kr4. Catherine Spencer,
OF near Forest Hill the high prices recent.
ly received at such sales were fully main.
tanned Chickens OF very ordinary
breeding sold for eighty cents halfgrown
turkeys for one dollar and thirty two
cents, and other II logs in proportion.
Secretary Norman l.. kisling, Of tie
Hartford Poultry Association, asks that
those who received cards asking for
Specials for the coming poultry show to
please send them in this week as the
premium lit will soon 10 to press and in
order that all specials he properly listed
Ia ha ratu at
early date.
MIR. w. WorIh'ngton Hopkins, who
for several years past has been connected
with the State Trcasurer's office at
Annapolis has rendered, his resignation
50 that he may give all Of his attehtio ion
to the pract &c OF law. Mr.. Hopkins has
opened an flee At ~ East Lexington
street, Biltim' r,, but will spend Mon.
days in Rel Air
We learn that the management Of
certain Sunday school in Towspn has
a lopted the plan OF 'ndinH out n wagon
to gather In pupils, as is done In some
cases in week. dav scho OILS A twn.horse
team starts seven miles out in the coun.
try and gathers its load as it approaches
the church There is amIl, room for
such enterprise in Hartford and we com.
mend it to publ: favor.
A ShcTil's jury on Wednesday award.
cd Mr. James Walsh 81 80 damages to lie
paid by the American Telephone and
Telegraph Company, It Baltimore, Tor
the right to lay it's conduit alCmg the Old
Pest X, al which borders on his property
for distance III mile and third. An
appeal from the award will he talcr.
Mr. w. II ila,l represented Mr.. Walsh
md Nlr. Thomas II. Robinson represent
ed the Conn any.
TIL, BOARD Of County School Con
II ISL 'ncrs met in special session IN
saturday afternoon to- hear the case Of
HuIh \ Evans, teacher Of South Delta |
School who nppsi led from the action OF
the D'S,rict Trustees in Diminishing him |
as teacher Of said school The County
Board istained Mr.. Evans contention |
thlt the notice to quit was not in proper |
form and dismissed the ca: 9, at the same |
time zee. mmending that it would be best |
for both him and the school for him 10 |
tender his resignation.
. Tic continued growth of Union Hos
Iital, which was opened in Elkton sey.
crnl ears ago, has forced the manage.
meat 10 conclude that il must be consid.
ctably enlarged According to the Cecil
Democrat "thc work uf the hospital has
exceeded the most sanguinc cxpccta.
ti"ns," This statement. coming at the
time when llavrc lie Grace is making
such an n ri to establish nsimilar insii. |
tuition. leads to tie hrlici that these
smaller hospitals. pr, p'rly located, rc
well calculated To I'LL n long felt want.
-Mr. II + Cutler, who has several
tines surveyed the Deer Creek and Sus.
uuchannn railroad. the most promising
but the least performing lad in the
county, was n welcome visitor at our
office on Tuesday Mr.. tut'ct is now |
busy mnnipnI sting iur agricultural pur
poses by patent process III known {" |
any other pa tY the vast accumulation |
Of lime refuse from the plant IT the Cor.
splidatcd Gas Comp ny's plant in Iiali |
more, aud holds that il is much cheaper |
for the farmer than any irr form OF
lime.
Tho progressive farmers ni north |
encouraged in the past with the success
Of their Annual Mt { trmel Picnic that
their fifth celebration. to take place on
tomorrow Saturday }, will I've on a larger
scale then ever before Able speakers.
besides Il Governor, will address the |
gathering. and quite II number Of
premiums will he given to encourage
exhibitors. The crowd will he largely |
made up Of visitors living in West Har.
ford who have no agricultural fair al
their own to attend.
A certain We i known attorney Of this |
community has for several yea been |
driving very active litle stced. one OF |
whose supposed valuable charactc is,ics
is that il she were to become unruly she |
coul b, put into her q wner's pocket for
punishment Fut like many another mid. |
get she is little hut lively. Aewcvcnlngs
ago while driving in the suburbs OF the
town he met disabled twenty hor,c
power auto stranded by the wayside,
and hook ~ it to the rear Of his buggy
triumphantly came llto town with tie
little nag furnishing the motive power.
We have received at our office former
President Roosevelt she work, AFRICAN
Game Trails, and predict for it an un.
usual degree Of popularity. As work
Of art Scribne's deserve great credit f"r
the pub alton. which is lavishly illus
tratcd mauH ut the photos having been
taken by the authors son kermit OF
course Mr. Roosevelt wa ia his element
"hllc on tue Ihli anu h''"c hH hS"""
tricks learned in our W lwtst served him
a valuable part in Africa. His son ker
nit seen to he "A coming marksman, dc.
stined to he as noted in this line AS his
illustrious father.
While riding along the Iiel Air ard
Edgewood road on Monday morning
Mr.. Wylic Hopkins s3ied nchickrn hawk
heavily laden with half grown guinea
.L;ch II had aurrntr,atrd for its own