The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-01-21

home Of Mrs Berj amin Scarborough AT
Scarboro. on Wednesday, January 20, at
2 80 =. NJ.
The postponed concert Of the Delta
Orchestra will be given ia the Masonic
Hall, Bel Air, on Saturday evening, Jam
u,ry 30, at 3 O'Clock.
Miss Esther, daughter OF Mr.. L. F.
Guillott, Of Bel Air, has received one of
the Baltimore Stars prizes for an
original pencil sketch.
lin an order aiding 4 / moresmployees
to the House list on Wednesday Messrs.
Joseph b. Haviland and Winfield Is.
Harris. Of Hartford. were given places.
\ The Maryland State Library Con-
mission ia it's annual report credits sixty
Hartford schools with libraries aggrcgnt.
ing 6. 600 olumes, and a teacher library
of15s volumes,
Miss Annie Bradley, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs d A Bradley. of Fallston, was
married at Littleton, Nsw Hampshire.
on Wednesday, January 18th, to Mr..
George Toune, of that place.
Mr. Pleury Sullivan will introduce in
the House a bill prohibiting the use oil
pound nets or stake nets in the Chesa-
peake north of Poole's island, except on
the bay shore of Kent county.
Winters Kun is so gorged with
broken ice in the vicinity of Wheel that
evidence of n stream is almost obliterat-
ed. In the event I a sudden thaw great
damage would probably result.
The many HaIfrrd friends of MIR,
Henry S. Herman will be pleased to learn
that after II long, stubborn illness he is
again back at his old post with Likes,
Berwauger * Company, cllthiers OF Bal
timore.
A very pleasant surprise was given
Miss Oleita Ostheim, Of Fallston, on
Monday evening by party of young
folks on a sleighing party from Balti'
more county, chaperoned by Miss Flor
ence Arthur. of Fork
Mr. Charles Whit aker who has been
connected with the hardware firm OF L
II Hall & Son fer several years. has
taken the Hartford agency for the Oliver
Chilled Plow and has been succeeded at
Mr. Halls by Mr.. David Hanway.
A touching little tribute came to us
a few days ago when former old sub.
scriber, In RENTING for his paper recent
ly renewed said, Your paper came TO
hand today and it was like shaking an
old friend by the hand. to see the old
KSis again"
The Executive Council Of the State
Bar Association has under consideration
proposition from the Virginia Bar As.
ISOLATION that a pint session shall be
held at Hot Springs next summer, and
would like to have the views Of me mbers
on the subject
John Gilpin, the young man in Perry
willie who recently stole 500 from his
brides father (hoth attempting to com.
init suicide in Elkton all after their ar
rest for the theft has been convicted in
the Cecil Court and sentenced to two
years in the state psnitentiary.
On Monday evening President Of the
Senate German announced the standing
committees. with the folio wing assign
ments for Senator {. A Andrew:-Agri
culture. Contingent expenses OF Senate,
Corporations, ,ilroads and Canals,
Chairman, Roads and Highways, En-
crossed Bills.
i Youths Benefit sch pol will probably
N I'VE into its new quarters IN Saturday
90 as to be able to conduct the coming
examin atoms to more advantage than
10 possible in the cramped qu lrtets in the
old building This new two room house
will be valuable addition to our county
school houses.
The Upper Cross Rods Farmers
Club was handsomely entertained at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Walton Scarf on
last Saturday. The inspection commit
tee found a fine lot of stock in good or
der, and the club discussed the care and
breeding CT horses. Il will next meet Mt
the home of Mr.. e J. NcComas.
"A two weeks course in Entomology,
Pathology aud Horticulture will begin
at the Mary land Agricultural College on
January 81. While the course has the
instruction of local inspectors especially
10 view. others lso may and do attend
for their personal improvement. There
Il no expense attached except for travel
and board
The Deer Creek Farmers Club will
be entertained at Kenmore Inn on mex,
Saturday evening by Mr.. Il. Howard
Haman, of Baltimore, who Is member
of the club the subject for discussion be
log, THE same old thing, ever green Il
not ever young" Roll call at 30
Chesapeake bav oysters will be served il
every style during the evening
\ A valuable horse which belongs tC
Mr.. Robert o Mitchell. of near Havr'
de Grace, was saved fLom death recently
by the administration of the new anti
toxin for tetanus When DR.. John ID
Dennis, of Perry vile. was summoned tn,
horses Jaws were closed, but they soor
began to relax after treatment, and il
less than twenty four hours were relaxed
He 10 now entirely well
MIR. c. w. Baker has consigned clever
colts and two brood mares to Fassic
Upton < Co. to be sold at their grea
annual sale to be held at Madison
Square. New York, early in February
when 400 OF the cream Of horse Il sh vii
change hands. Among MIR. Baker
youngsters are several out Of the ce'e
brated mare, Marveline, which have al
ready shown astonishing speed
-Lawler quotes feeders and stocksr
as being from ten to fifteen cents hiahe
10 Chicago last week due TO light oiieI
ings, putting fair to good weighing 30
to 900 pounds at from $40 to 81 &C
We note that they shipped one car loa
averaging 800 to Maryland at cent
to which must be added about 30 cent
freight &c Pat cattle are selling we
here with steady upward tendency.
We are in receipt of the january nun
Der Of the Pacific Monthly published i
Portland, Oregon, which contains
story from the pen OF Mr.. T. c. Ga
L..L If HaFfnrI hut ,o,u ,