The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-11-18
Bishop John G. MURRAY will preach


MIR. Albert r. Cook, formerly of Kick.
ory, but now In the employ of the Ameri
can Telephone Company, and operating
near Scranton. Pennsylvania, was a
recent visitor at our office and said that
when he left home few days ago there
were two feet of snow on the ground
around scranton.
| y Forty million Red Cross seals for
Christmas packages have been printed
iorthc National Ass ociation for the Study
| and Prevention of tuberculosis. The
aim of the association is to sell one hun.
die million this year Over thirty states
have already formed state societies for
their sale on large scale, and they will
b. sold in some PAGES in other states.
Bishop Coadiutor Murray, who Is
making an itinerary of Hartford. will con-
firm classes at the following places:
Holy Trinity Church, Churchville; St.
James, Trappe. and St David 9, Creswell.
on November 49, Grace Memorial, Oar.
ling on, and Ascension Scarborough on
November 10; st. Mary's, Emmortop;
Grace Church, Hickory. and Emmanuel,
Bel Air, on November 20.
I MIR. Russell Hutchins, of Ny Lady's
Manor. who was thrown from his horse
and critically injured while returning
from political meeting held at Upper
Cross Roads on Wednesday evening, No.
vembcr 2, alter lying unconscious for five
DAYS has regained consciousness and is
now some what improved. His attend.
ing physician. DR.. Emory, has good
hopes for his III innate recovery.
The Green Spring Valley Hunt Club
opened its annual hunt meeting at Farm.
ington. the home of Mr.. and Mrs, John
Rush STREET.. on Monday. November !.
1t will continue until November 70 Over
one hundred hunters. with their mounts,
are taking part in the sport, which prom.
ises to be eIciting Foxes are said tn be
plentiful and about sixty hounds have
been brought to track them to their lairs.
MIR. aud Mrs Harry ID Hanway, of
Bel Air, have announced the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Sarah Grace
Hanway to MIR Charles W Michael, Jr.
Mr. Michael was engaged in business for
some years in Bel Air, but he now resides
in Omaha. Nebraska, where he is connect
ed with the business of the Crown Cork
and Seal Company. The marriage will
take place at the home of the brides
parents on December II.
The Literary Circle. Of Crtswell. met
at Weston" the home of Mrs Henry
Strasbaugh, on Tuesday afternoon last.
A number OF guests and members were
present and spent most delightful as
We as instructive afternoon The guests
present werc Mrs. Foard, of Philad,l phia;
Mrs Mark q. Shriver, OF Baltimore;
Mrs Kinsolving. of Perryman, Mrs. II.
= Strasbaugh, of Aberdeen, and Miss
Augustine LcJcune, OF Bel Air.
MIR. John G. Mills, president Of the
Associated BOARD OF Trade of Maryland,
has appointed Dr. =. p. sappington to
represent the Bel Air Board OF Trade at
the seventh annual convention OF the
National Rivers and Ilarhnrs Congress.
which wi meet in Washington early in
Decemh,r The Governor has also ap.
pointed Messrs Thomas H. Robinson, Of
Bel Air, and s Scleca, Murray Van.
diver and { {. Pussy, Of Havre de Grace,
AS delegates
An opinion has been handed downby
ChiefJudge Hammond urner. OF Frederick
to the effect that dertakers can carry on
their business without license. About
a wear ago Charles ]. Smith was put out
Of business for doing so but when another
case came up test was made Of 1t and
the decision was that the Act exttH Hing
the Undcrtaker's Act beyond Baltimore
CITY, violates the Fourteenth Amend.
ment to thr Federal Constitution and so
is not valid.
The teachers Of the Bel Air High
school held n supper in the town hall on
Wednesday evening, the proceeds t" he
used towards paying Tor piano recently
purchased Tor the use OF the school. The
supper served aud confectionery sold were
excellent, the mattresses dainty an skill
full, AZ the proceeds aggr cgatinRrc trly
ST5 vrry satisfactory Music on the
piano u nd violin rendered by Miss lieuer.
Miss Beatrice HaIkins and Mr. Ii. l..
Porter was an attractive feature.
IA-Hon John CadwaInder and family,
of Phila 1epha. are spending the month
of November at their mansion at Max.
wells Point, but will return to the city
after TnauksgiVing Mr. Cadwalader
owns nearly the whole peninsula living
bet ween the Bush and Gunpowder
and Usually spends there one month in
the tall and one month in the spHnR'
MIR. Cadwalader's son. Thomas F.. re.
sides permanently on the plantation, 60
ina daily to baltimore. where he prac.
tees law.
In the case Of Mr. Berahardt Levy.
of Havre de Grace, vs. Mr.. Harry Nico.
demus, Of the Fidelity and Trust Com.
! pany, Of Baltimore which was tried be
fore Justice Hutton, in Baltimore, on
Thursday OF last week. damages to the
amount OF SOC lJ were awarded to Mr.
Levy. MIR. Levy claimed that while on
hi, way to Bel Air near Temple'scorner,
he was forced to run bis automobile into
a culyert to prevent head on collision
AS Nr. Nicodemus did not give the proper
warning when rounding corner.
The case Of William Durham, of Fed
eral Hill. Hartford county, rs. the nited
Railways and Electric Company Is being
tried in the Circuit Court at Towson be-
fore Judge Duncan this week. Mr.. Dur
ham is suing for $4,000 damages for
alleged injuries received by himself and
team in collision with an electric car at
Willow avtnue and York road on Octo'
Der Il. 1909 Co! d. G. Mclntosh and
NrIT { Hopkins are cGunsel tor the
o,antifi. and Mr.. Elmer ! Cook for the
he defendant. 81 500 damages was
awarded Mr.. Durham by the jury.
We have received at our office from
the farm Of Mr., Dari.l W Bay, of near
Prospect some remarkable ears of corn
selected from his crop Just housed. Some