The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-08-26


Hill, aged about forty years, while gath.
erina wild cherries on Monday fell from
the tree and broke his arm and one rib
For some time he was in serious con.
dition from the shock. and was later
taken to st. Ioscphs Hospital, Ralti
more. for treatment.
Physicians in llavrc de Grace and
vicinity report large number ofcascs of
typhoid fever, the cause of most Of which
they trace to contaminated wells, from
which drinking water is taken. The late
dry spell and other causes not commend.
able IN the part Of thriIty householders
are ais" assigned in sunc cases.
-Ncssls ThomaS II Robinson aud s
A Williams, trustees of red at the Court
HOUSE door on Monday shoal located
in the SuSquehanna river Just above the
Is. x . railroad bridge, known as Jar
rctts y Ilcckcrt's Enterprise, but with.
drew the sam. on IA nominil bid. Mr..
{. {. Richardson was the auctioneer.
A special meeting of the Board of
Trade of Rel Air has been called for FIJI
day, September II, when important
business will be taken up for consdera.
ton. Arrangements will probably he
made to change the day of meeting from
Monday, because other board NEE tings
held at that time seriously interfere with
securing "A full attendance
Owing To- the absence OF the pasto'.
Rev ID. l.. Ennis. services at the bel Air
Methodist Episcopal Church ne 1t Sunday
will he conducted as follows: Rev.
Eugene Tucker will preach at the II
O'Clock service, and Rev II. /. Schlincke
at the evening service at o'clock. Rev.
A. Rurtis linlluck will preach at Mt.
Ii IN in the afternoon AT 3 O'Clock
Among others who displayed fancy
stock AT the late Farmers picnic held at
Fawn Grove were Mr.. u { Reel, former
" OF Rel Air, who attracted much at
tcntinn with his Coach Horse "Mcm.
phis," and handsome horse shown hy
MIR. Mos. Enfield, proprietor of Oak
Grove stock farm in Upper lInr'urd
Last year MIR. Enfield held quite re.
spectacle show on his own account.
MIR. Thomas Forsythc, who has II
large contract for the construction Of a
state road in Cumberland. and expects
to be- busy there for at least n year, was
welcome visitor at our office on Mon.
day Mr.. Forsythc is working from
font ' to fifty hands and reports labor as
abundant but not very reliable. About
the hest he has are adozcn negroes
whom he went over to Kentucky aud
selected.
Mrs { u Rnsnn aud lt:lc daughter,
Elizabeth. ni Boston, who have Tor some
months past been visiting Mrs. R"sans
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ] T. {. Hopkins,
returned to the North on Friday, their
future home being in New Haven, Conn.
where Mr.. Re- IN has been lncatcdhy his
company in recognition Of h' efficient
'rviccs at the home office. His brother,
Stirling, formerly Of this town. has been
c'cctrd to I'LL the position lately held by
him.
Master Walter Munnikhuyssn. of
REL Air. who is visiting his brother, Lieu.
tenant Henry D. Munnikhuyscn, now
station in the Yosemite Valley, writes:
Have been riding horseback ever since
arrived here. We have good bunch of
horses and | pick the ones like. Have
gone In the mountains and caught trout
weighing four and five pounds and
measuring eighteen to twenty inches
in length II is slow in the valley So we
spend the most Of our time in the hills y"
whose mammoth POTATOES have attract.
cd the eye Of every agricultural visitor to
our office in ten days past. have presented
us with basket Of their MARYLAND Pride
tomatoes, which stand AS high In their
class as do the potatoes in theirs. These
tomatoes are not excessive in size,
though as large as anyone could ask.
but especially noteworthy for their
smooth surface, uniform color aud solid
meat They are models Tor family use or
| home canning.
| The Montgomery County Fair AS
| hiItIt,,n
To take place on August aOth. 3lst and
| September LIST and ?nd. Montgomery
county in many respects bears n very
close resemblance to our own, especially
In the thrift and intelligence other people,
and any Hartford friends who may lac
able to visit this fair will not only he
well = aid Tor their trip hv the exhibit
but will especially appreciate the hearty
hospitality and courteous treatment
guaranteed in advance to all strangers.
Mr. and Mrs William Wallis, Of near
Cooptuwn. willat anenrly day leave for
Idaho, to visit their three children who
live in this and adjoining states. II is
not every couple who have reached the
,i,,o 81 IA. cha, M and N,s Will.
have that dare to make such aneStcnded
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