The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-12-23

expert for fixed price of 81 per arnum
per COW. Mr.. Frank ], Maxwell work.
ing under the supervision Of the United
STATS Dairy Industry has 16 herds
loca:ed in the Upper part of the county
under his supervision. testing their milk
product and the value of the feed given
them.
There are thos. who predict that the
Mccall Ferry dam will be the cause OF
another ice gorge on the Srsquehauna
similar to that Of last year. Several
days ago. after the turbine gates were
opened at the dam, it was noticed that
the ice on the river above Port Deposit
was flooded. II this keeps on recurring
day after day tn. result will probably be
serious when the Ice breaks up in the
spring.
--Messrs. II. Lester pullman aud Henry
p. Smith. of Govans. have bought Of
Mrs. Fanny b. Shaw about 200 acres Of
her farm located near Fallston, for
$4,000. Mrs. Shaw retains a portion
of the farm containing about 30 acres of
land lying just north of Watervale sta.
tion and not connected with the main
tract. Thi, property is improved by
large brick mansion in fine order, and
quite collection Of other buildings.
The Darlington Civic Association
| L., hal Ill
Thursday evening, January 18TH. The
subject for discussion will be DAIRY
Farming" Among the speakers will be:
Director II. ]. Patterson, of the Maryland
Agricultural tation; H. J. Jewett. Joseph
T. Hopes. Johns Hopkins. W. X. Gal.
breath aud G. A. knight. Samples of
dairy appliances will be on exhibition
and retire shments will be served. AL are
invited.
The following officers were elected by
the Havrien Aerie, No. 1896. Fraternal
Order of Eagles. Of Havre de Grace, for
the ensuing year: Past worthy president
A. Hamlin Carver: president. Bernhardt
Levy; vice. president, X. Willis Wright
chaplain. Edward Rollins; secretary,
John W. Owens: treasurer, Joseph Sim.
son: physician, DR.. J. Lee Hopkins; inside
guard. N. NJ. Seminar; outside guard.
Richard Long; trustees. James M Lhinncy
Edward Rollins and ]. b. Snyder.
AT the regular meeting Of the Morn.
ing Star Lodge. No. 20, l. o. o. f, of
Havre de Grace. on Monday evening, the
following were elected for the coming
year: Noble grand. S. Carrie Cooling;
vice grand, Joseph Simson; chaplain,
John J. Barnes: recording secretary, {.
M. Jones; financial secretary. Joseph
Hamburger; treasurer, ], Wesley Carver;
trustees, W. A. Jones, Charles G Ascher.
ield and William ]. Arthur representa-.
tive to grand lodge. Joseph Hamburger.
Our Young people are gathering IN
from all sides for the HOLIDAYS. Msssrs.
Wakeman and Walter Munnikh uysen are
home from the Maryland Agricultural
College. Frank d. Worthington Is back
from Princeton with his classmate,
Henderson Norman. off W Orleans; Miss
Elizabeth Robinson Is home from Mt. st.
Joseph's Seminary, Tom Hall Robinson
from st. Mary School. Edward Holdings.
worth from Swatbmore and William
IIollingsworth from the University of
Virginia.
Mr.. Samuel Enfield. of near Chestnut
Hill, who picked 1900 bushels of apples
thi. fall from his orchard covering less
than two acres. has left with us some
of his fruit which took premiums at the
Baltimore show. We agree with him
that man should eat no others while
he can get the Landlord Seeding, and his
York lmperals are not only very rich In
coloring but are SO little warped that
their variety could not be discovered
from their shape. Some Of his Yor trees
bore over forty bushels. much to their
damage he regrets to say.
Rev. S. NJ Ensle. formerly pastor Of
Bethel Presby terian Church in Upper
Hartford, but for several months in charge
OF the Presby terrain Church at Bllicott
City. was much disturbed when he dis
covered on Tuesday that he had few
days before married an alleged colored
man and white girl from Baltimore, 1t
seems that the mans complexion 10 so
light that he succeeded 10 persuading the
young girl that there 10 no faint in his
blood, not withdrawing his mother was
a negress. The couple were arrested on
Tuesday, intermarriage Of the two races
being prohibited by law.
Nm. Joshua Gallon. Of rear Level, is
suffering with a badly crippled hand
having narrowly escaped blood p ison.
ing from a wound he accidentally received
two weeks ago. While chopping at the
woodpile he grasped a stick on which
was concealed n piece Of rusty barbcd
wire. and cut an ugly wound In the palm
of his ght hand. Home remedies were
applied but some days later large black
spot appeared around the wound. He
FASTENED to a physician in Hayre de
Grace where prompt steps were taken
and while still very sore 1t Is hoped that
the infection has been arrested.
The water situation 10 becoming
alarming in different parts Of the country.
MANY wells have gone dry and ia many
cases city reservoirs have failed. This Is
the case in Port Deposit. which has a
$4,000 water plant and an SIX. 900 fire
department, but Is now entirely without
FIRE protection. An attempt was made
recently TO fill it by means Of the fire
engine but this was found to be impos-
sible. Unless a warm spell comes to melt
the snow which 10 no " on the ground, or
good rain falls before the ground
free yes, the situation will be very serious
during the winter months. More wells
ATE dry throughout the coun > than have
ever been known before. and 10 many
cases Ice ponds are as free from water as
are the hill tops.
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UNDERGRADUATES
The marriage of Mr.. Alltn D. Tucker,
con Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Tucker, form.
erIy Of Forest Hill, but now of Philad,l.
ohia and Misa Alyira NAV Burtiss. OF