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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-08-05
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-08-05
UPPER CROSS ROADS FARMERS CLUB.

The Upper Cross Roads Farmers Club
met on July 23I at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John 7. Johnson. all the members
being present.
The Inspection Committee, composed
of Messrs. +. T. Bennett, Howard Pat Ter.
son and Walton Scarf reported the farm
and crops well cared for, as were also
the buildings.
MIR. Charles L. wisgers. a member oi
the Fallston Club was present, request
ing ca operation in an effort 10 hold an
exhibition or fair All the members were
in favor of taking such step, and
Mcssrs, Winfield Scarf. Howard rattcr.
son and Harry Ashton were appointed "A
committee to confer with committee
from the Fallston Club bu1 make ar.
engagements for the exhibition,
The next meeting OF the Club will he
held at the home oil Mr. an | Mrs ChaIl \
{. Coalc.
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REMOVE the OBSTACLES.

On Friday morning quite large dele.
CATION consisting Of representatives Of
the town Of Rel Air the BOARD 81 Trade
and representatives 81 the community
through which the road will pass, APP
pearcd before the State Highway Com.
mission ia baltimore and urged that In
view Of the distressing condition Of the
Hartford pike the Black Gap section OF
the state road extending from Benson to
baltimore county should he constructed
as soon AS possible. The Commission
assured tie visiting delegations that the
only hindrance to its immrdiac con.
sttuctiGn was the inability thus far to
secure few rights Of way and that
nothing would prevent itsprompt a1ver.
| tisemcnt after these have been obtained.
In view Of the great Importance oi this
thoroughfare, this section being the only
bad link in the long chain Of state road
from baltimore to C0nowingo. the
general public feels confident that few
individuals in hopes Of driving close
bargain with the state when she is al
ready doing so much t. enhance the
value Of their property, will not stand
in the way, but will sign rights Of way
at once
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BASE BAL.

The local Ba,c hall team defeated
the Towson tear by score Of
4 to 3 ON the Towson grounds
on Saturday. A heavy shower pre-.
vented the game from he ginning on
time - an agreement was made that
the game should he called nj Go'clock 81
that the Bel Air boys might take the q g
train for home. Bel Air made two runs
in the first inning while the Towson
team brought IN three. Rel Air scored
her remaining iwo runs in the second
inning. Al six O'Clock the Towson team,
had man on third but he stood it'll,
chance of scoring as there were two men
down and two strikes on the hatte-
The pitchers were both In good form
rowson getting only three hits and Ne
Air four.
The bel Air Juniors played doubl,
header with the Chestnut Hill team ~
last Saturday. Chestnut hin won hntl
games the irst by "A score 81 y To I, and
the second Z to q.
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AngRDEEN. August 3-The two persons
who were reported as suffering from diph.
iberia are rapidly improving and there
are no other developments. although
there IL quite n good deal pf sickness in
the community
Mr.. II. MantcrsDn Jan cs is victim Of
typhoid lever.
Mr. Clarence Greenwood underwent n
slight operation at the Maryland Uni
vcr'ity Hospital last week and returned
to his home this week.
Rev Thomas T. Brown iscpnvalc scent
after n weeks indispDsition. and will
spend the month at Mountain Lake
Park.
Mr. Thomss Fowler. our gate keeper
at the Fc1nsy lyania crossing, returned
last week from the Baltimore City Hos.
pit Al. where he had been under treatment
for month
our corn packers say that their pros
poets Of the season are now Ringing upon
rain, and that If conditions are favorable
the factoric, here will open about August
20.
Mr.. Morgan Mitch,ll's track horse,
Charley Mitchell" vas entered In the
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The Cow.

The dairy COW. II able to express her
self in way which the human family
would comprehend, might well lay claim
to being mans best friend. She might
establish such "A claim by calling atten
tion to the fact that from her product
and from her carcass man manufacture
more of the necessities OF life than from
any other similar source. She furnishes
these necessities to him from Infancy until
such time as temporal things are ne
longer associated with his existence. and
she does Il ungrudginHly andconatnntly
In addition to contributing to mans
necessity and his pleasure. the prosperii y
Of nm agricultural community IL MOI,
closely identified with her than with any
ii her of the domestic animals. The
horse il quite essential IN tilling the soil
hut where necessity requires II the sturdy
son Of the cow can take his place, AZ he
has done in every agricultural section "a
earth. The horse can only furnish labor
aud can only return profit to his ownei
when conditions are right for returning
satisfactory grain crops. II IN II wei
known fact that the dairy cow Ia the
| salvation Of the farmer In Tines oi pooi
crops IN she IL able to convert the rough
crops, which are never total failure
into dairy products which always have
cash value.
In addition to this she furnishes skin
milk and butter milk Tor the calves, pit
aud poultry and fertilizer for the soil
withl ut which farm becomes less vhlu
able each year aud the whole country
less prosperous
The elimination Of the dairy cow woul
nccessitaic nm almost volutionary rc
adjustment Of mans tastes and require
mcnts. It would mean untold suffering
and hardship Ofcourse she will not he
dispensed with but her value can Irrhap'
best he appreciated by contemplating
such n loss.
She will continue to he mans best friend
M long as the human family exists and
will keep on supplying him with his
greatest needs Just ns she has done
through all the ages.
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CurRCnvILIH. August Miss Mack.
insun. oi Florida and Miss Steele. 81 New
Jersey. are the summer guests ui Mrs.
Is. II Hnrnc'
Miss Mary Bye. Of Cecil Co. IL the
guest 81 Lrr grandmother, Mrs $. X,
Anderson
Rev John { Pinncy is spending his
vacation with his mother, MIS-. George
|. finnry
Mr.. Leslie GALWAY. Of baltimore, Is
visiting his aunt. Mrs. A. V. bailey.
Miss Bertha Taylor. ii Baltimore is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Laurn
Hawkins.
Miss lliIgrnmnn. who has been the
guest Of Mrs l. II. Hawkins. has return
| ed to her home in baltimore.
Miss Eleanor Richardson and Mi
Rchecca Snyder, 81 I!rl Air are visiting
Mr.. aud Mrs Alfred Richardson
Miss kaufman. Of Baltimore. il the
guest Of Miss Alice IIipkins
Mrs Oliver Tragn spent several days
last week with her aunt, Mrs James
Hamilton.
Mrs Harris Trago, II bradshaw, spent
last week with her parents. Nh. and
Mrs. John Divers,
Mrs S {. WATSON aud two sons are
spending the month Of August nt "Cool
SPRING" the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lee.
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HAyRR DE GRAcE August 1.-The Abcr.
deem Band excursion 10 Colchester last
Friday wns the most largely attended
this summer A number Of persons were
lett on the wharf hs here were more dcsir.
irg To- gO than The Susuurhanna can legal.
ly carry.
Mr. Alexander Helper, well known
citizen Of lInyrc de Grace, IL critically i'll
at the Church Home in baltimore. Last
Monday In order to give rcliefirom intense
suffering An operation was proposed but
was found to he impossible at the ad.
yanced stage Of the disease.
Word has been received from Nil s
Annie Armstrong VIII" IL spending the
summer In Ireland. Of delightful visit
To the Lakes 81 Killarney.
Mia James ". Anderson. 81 Washing.
ton. u. { IL the guest Oi her grand.
mother, Mis- Sarah Mahan.
Mis- LAURA u. TammanY IL spending
part 81 the vacation with friends nj
Summit Grove Camp.
Miss Anna Minner. 81 Newark. NJ ]
is visiting her aunt, Mrs W. J. Barron
MrsA c Foster is visiting her mother
Mrs John Briefly. ii Bali inore.
Miss Snllie T.. Galloway leaves next
Monday Tor "A two weeks visit to
Mountain Lake Park.
Miss MnRdalene bye is visiting friend'
in Baltimore.
Mr. H. { Wells il spending few days
nt Rock Creek. Md
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.


Inc hoa'u met On wednesday, with AT
tue "'e"ipers present
MT Ihafies L. wilson, late vice p'inci'
pai oil haVre lie TRACE hiRh school haV-
ing appeared before the Board and
uemahueu 'hat charges shouIh DE ioimu'
'a'en showing why the board III special
'eSs'oh On ju'' i"'n hau ie''ien MI" rom
the pos't'"n' ana 'hat puhl'c hearing
Vi sa'u eha'ses shou'u NC gwen al hhVre
ue GRACE NJ 'u'ure ua'e' the hoarh ieei-
my 'hat u would be Tor the htstintetests
ot hoth MT "iisoh ana the Sch"pi' res
fe'''"''y "e'''neu 10 no 80
lie salary Oh the vice principal AT TINS
s'h""' was then hAed at the rate "i$2ho
per term 'nher the requirements al
law that an additional teacher should he
employed tn connection with the high
school wotk at havre de Grace, Miss
SANE J.. 'hii"way was promoted 10 the
position ana her salary hreh htsl7o per
term
The resignation "i Mr. u. Clay Ward
"s instruct or OF the Commercial Depart
mcnt at iiaVre tie Grace High school
because OF III heaith. was received ana
accepted. anu MISS Florence Cfohin was
appointed assistant IN the primary de
paftmeht oil sa'd school Miss bnyh, ct
kn"xViiic. lenn' VIII" cones mighty
| q. 4
recommended was appointed principal
oil the domestic Science department to
ne opened al the beginning oil the Sch""
year Inc boafh then feappo'hteh al
the members Of the faculty ct ms sch""
not "ireauy acted on
a record oil the recent competitive cr
ANIMATION heih Tor s'hoiarsh'rs having
been hied ny special Examiner Owens
the mhf "hoIhfship l" the western
Maryland college was awarded I" thu
hlHhsst contestant Mr. i"weli Il smith
Oh Jartct'sVi'ie, ana the female scholar
snip TO the hiHhest contestant Mis-
mabel durham. 81 fuliord' b"th subIrc
to commandments enatofC. Andrew
James w DAVIS "i street. was awarded
The scholarship to Washington College
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SAVE THE ROADS.

As the threshing season is now on a
great many complaints have been made
by those interested in preserving our
good roads. concerning the running OF
traction engines on the improved high.
ways of the State. and the State Road
Commission has declared Its intention Of
enforcing the law prohibiting their run.
ming except under certain restrictions.
Since great expense has been incurred
In hnil ling these roads for the benefit OF
the travelling public, they should he will
ing to take little trouble aud expense,
ii necessary, to preserve them.
The farmers have been arouse Il in many
cases. complaining that the thrcshing
machines would not lie able to get to
their farms if they were prohibited from
running on thcimproved roads. but they
NAV run by removing their rough Gle ats,
Will those with smooth Ives. four inches
wide, may run on the roads.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-08-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES n,ueD IN July

Joseph X. Goodwin, a6: Sarah Is. Pen
ming. -. both of Havre de Grace. Ap
plirant, William T. rrnning
Oliver Glove, II, Carrie Lutz. ~, both
oi Stcwartstnwn, Pa Applicant, Oliver
Grove.
Harry Il Stephens, -; Mary NJ. Smit h.
II, both of Ailstun. Pa. Applicant
Harry L Stephens.
Joe Herman, ~; Grace Fry. 10, both Of
Red Lion, Pa. Applicant, Joe Herman.
Charles Milton Ayres. ~, vanBibber
Anna May Addison, IL. baltimore. Ap
plicant. Vim. q. McComns.
William T. Temple ~; l.inaR Everett
Is. both of Emmurton. Applicant, K
Goodman James.
Harry Smith. %; Mary Dobbs. II,
both of Jarrettsville. Applicant. Robert
Ransom.
Harry A, lludains, II. Gardenville,
Baltimore county; Vernona G. Wright
- Bellvuc, Baltimnicco county. Applicant,
Harry A, lludRins
Charles Milton Wright. ~; Bertha
Sler Martin. ~. both Of Aberdeen. Ap
plicant, Charles r Wright.
Burton l. Decker. II, Churchvillr;
Elizabeth A Bissel, IL. Baltimore county
Applicant, Jacob Livezcy.
CoLoRED
Jacob Leonard. Fawn Grove, Pa
NmHle Dorsey. Gstchelville, Pa.
John Barnes, kalmia; Mary L. White,
Poole.
Centun N prcsl Grey. Berkeley; Dora X
Bond, Forest Hill
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Mrs. Frank H. Gorrcll entertained at
cards in honor III her sister, Miss Swami
Harvey. Of baltimore. ON Wednesday
morning.
Miss Anita Schneier has eturnedt to her
home IN TuwsOu after spending several
weeks with her cousin. Mrs s W. Brad,
ford.
Miss Grace llanway is spending this
week with her sister, Mrs Harry Thomp
son, in baltimore.
Miss H. Louise Hunter. 81 Norfolk, Va.
who has b'rn spending the early summe
with Miss Mamie A. Wilkinson. let or
50 lurday for the north. where she vii
spend the rect Of the summer with htl
mother in the Adirondncks.
Miss Marjorie and Master ames bur
well, oi Baltimore, are spending the sum
mrr at the home Of Mr.. Archibald stir
ling. nrnr wilma.
Miss He'll, "i Norfolk, Va, is the guest
Of Miss Martha Spnlding. at the Eagl,
Hotel
Lieutenant. Colonel lie Icunc and Mrs
lie Jcunr with their two children left OF
Monday Tor Washington where Colone
lie Icunc Is on duty at the War College
Mrs LcIrunr has been spending the sum
rncr at the Kenmore lnn since June g.
Miss Eli I.c Icunr is visiting her aunt
Miss lie Icunr. on Rock Spring Avenue
Mrs. Robert y. Maddox and little son
Percy. OF Princess Anne. and Mis-,
Marpir fnlln, uf Washing ton, u. C.. ar
guests Of Rev. aud Mrs $ A IIoblitzell
Mrs Carroll u. Johnson, Of Delta, Il
the guest his week Of her parents. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Clifford Shaw.
Miss Theresa DalIam, member Of TIN
faculty Of the Western Female lIigl
school Of baltimore, is visiting relative
| in Rel Air
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from Bush River Neck.

Brsu RIVER NECK, Aug. 1.-The far.
mcrs Of his nciRhborhood have about
completed harvesting and have all had
an abundant yield.
Misses Virginia and Anna Michael oI
Roanoke. Va, are visiting their aunt
Mis- LOUIS T. Michael.
Miss Icnnie Ethci,dgc. ni baltimore, Ia
visiting her aunt, Mrs Marion Malcolm
We regret to state that the condition
of Mr. J, {. Hollis is unimprovcd
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. French. of I,nlti
more. spent the week end with Mrs J.
Il. Towner.
Misses Mary aud Emily Nelson, who
have been spending their vacation with
their mother, Mrs J. T. Lear. are now
visiting at the Rocks
Mr.. and Mrs sam bradford anl Miss
Edith Nelson, Of Baltimore, ARE the
guests Of MI II. {. Matthews
Mrs J. Fletcher Hopkins. oi Darling
ton. IL spending sometime with hcl
mother. Mrs J. {. Hollis.
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Mr. Samuel II. Cook. aged II years.
father OF Superintendent of Schools
Albert s. Cook and Mr.. Elmer J. Cook.
member Of the Towson bar. both OF
whom were former teachers In Bel Air,
died at his home in Greencasile. Pcnnsyl.
vania. on Thursday, July 18th. BESIDES
his wo sons he Is survived by his wife
and one daughter. Mrs. Michael Low.
man, Of Chamhersburg, Pennsylvania.
MRS SARAH FRANCES InsEs.
Mrs. Sarah Frances Jones, wife of Mr.
BENJAMIN Jones. died suddenly at her
home in Bel Air on Friday evening oI
last week, aged 81 years Besides her
husband, she is survived by four sisters
Mrs, George Lewis and Mrs. Lydin
Bauer. Of Philadelphia, Mrs. A. Lee Coals
aud Miss Georgia Jones, OF Bel Air. Her
funeral took place on Sunday afternoon
and was very largely attended. The in
termcnt was In Mt. ZION cemetery. Rev
ID. H. Ennis conducted the services. The
pail bearers were Mcssrs. Horace an,
Bond Boarmnm, Charles and llarr,
Carver, { Robbie Grafton and Emory A
McC omas. {. T.. llornbcrger was tn,
| undertake..
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BRoADeNED SCHOOL OPPORTUNITIES.

H. .,,,,,.i,. ,,t.. ,.,.:tii:,i. Il
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ready exist Tor students along special
lines Of work Ia our county High Schools.
and these will he substantially broad, n.
al III. ,f,oioh, a.. oJ,,;,;o,
n,i. c.;.. ,-..,..,.
mn Aa,;c,I,,,o b.oa,,u.,,
nuring r,c,n, r,ami,.,;o,a, II.v,.
4. c,.o. lao S,o.,io,.,d.,, w,,.h, -
,.,,.r .o. r..d ,ao;JIv ;, IL. corn,,,
o,.I ,,... .nd N. t,,Io,,i,, ,.,,n,. >.
,,,d,c,,o, mad. T.. .,,d.,,.
u,r.v c..c, A, ,..., ,n,n
Gentlemen:
Some days ago we wrote you quoting
piices on aust oi our Stylesoi H0"1s'
a ai.p ~ vi, as. ave, r; ,.te''I" you,
il YOU received our letter and If price,
quoted were satisfactory II for any
reason the prices quoted were not salts
w. ~, ", s ,,i"u 81, mae ~ We '", "' w.
satisfied that cnus;d.,Ino The nualitv
material. workmanship and design. you
WIZ ma our prices low
ii, ~ s's III Aua'a".'.n " ".
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PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs l. izabeth Smithspn and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Smithson, Of Port Deposit,
are visiting old friends and relatives in
Hartford.
DIR. Martin L. Jarrett, Of Jarrettsyi!le.
leaves on Saturday Tor stay Of several
weeks at Jordan White Sulphur Springs.
Va.
Mrs. Edith Corsnn, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting her nephew. Mr.. r. S. GrVe'
meyer. Of Forest Hill.
The i,ses Stewart have returned to
their home in Baltimore after a pleasant
visit tn their cousin. Miss Anna Davis. ol
Locust Valley. Darlington"
Mr.. Jefferson McCausland has returned
to his home in Baltimore, after spending
everal days at the home Of his nephew
Mr.. Jefferson Davis, rear Mactou.
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Fishing, Grabbing,
Rowing, Sailing.
OTTER POINT. BUSH RIVER
One Mile below Abingdon.

Having uyrrhHuIedl all my Boats. ! an
- prepared to accommodate Fish
Ing and Sailing Partie" Of any
number,
Lines. halt. nc, always ready, aud rEpcrl
encrd, trusty men who know the hahinR
grounds. to accompany parties Parties OF
siI or more. ~ cents per head; less than ala
for sail boat and man, ~. 90 per day. TtOt
line and bait ~ extra row boat. linn
30 cents per day. Fishing Lines ~2ARAkAAs
and Rods free of charge Crabs Cooked on
shnf" Without extra charge.
I"rtiss deHirInK TO make arrangements for
boats can do 80 by calling Mr.. J. w. Wilson
At Abingdon at any time before iOA NJ.
The ltryr gasoline launch. otter" will
tnLr parties 10 dorchester or HettrTton, SiU
for party of20 or under. In the river. u par.
~ Of / z or under. 81. oyer this. so cents
each. when not engaged. viii hire launch 1T
81 per hour. Anyone outside of the launch
taking people from otter Point will he
charged a5 ceuts each.
now have new launch. 40 feet long.
making o launches at the Point Also have
a plano on the pavilion for the accommoda.
tion Of parties.
JOHN y. LBICHT,
Abingdon y. o.. Hartford Co. Md
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REPORT or LADY VISITORS 10 AIMS
HOUSE.
To the Honorable Commissioners
OF Hartford Count 4,

To the Honorable Com missioneIs
| oi Hartford County
GENTLEMEN.
| The Board OF Lady Visitors to the
almshouse and Jail submit their first re.
port since the inst allation q! the present
| overseer and sheriff.
| At the almshouse we found thirteen In.
mates, four Of whom are colored. A few
were suffering from iniirmities of age and
one man was convalescing from rheuma.
| tism. All seemed comfortably cared for.
| We carefully inspected every building.
finding all clean and sanitary. and are
glad to note greatly improved bathing
facilities through the introduction OF
water in the bathroom Ia the dining
room. clean and cool. was served n well
| cooked dinner. In this department are
needed soup plates. coffee cups and II
coffee pot, all of which can I've purchased
in granitcwarc, which is more sanitary
than the cups Of tin now In use, which
are black inside from long service At
present the coffee is made la an iron ket
tic, which improves neither flavor nor
color, not to mention the Inconvenience
In serving. In the assembly room more
chairs are needed, preferably comfort able
rockers for the sick old and lame,
We appreciate the fact that Elder
Joseph Crumlish. of the Fallston Presby.
terrain Church. still conducts religious
services every month. We hope To inter
est Others In this work. "lnasmuch as
We have done ii unto the least OF these
NV brethren, We have done it unto me +"
In the building occupied by colorcd
women, zinc is needed under the stove
before fires are started; the one now there
is wholly unsafe. The springhousc and
the back porch OF the ovcrscer's house
need repairs, which if attended to at once
will save future expense
The Jail, Just now, is filed with prison
crs, some sixteen and younger. aud is IN
comfortable as possible under present
conditions; hut for those unfortunatcs
confined there pending trial Il Is scarcely
| Il model place of detention.
We regret Ia note that there has been
no improvement made in The road leading
from the toll gate to the alnlshousc
Respectfully,
M. T. NouNG.
l.. EsTRLLR MOORE,
Anu. W Mo.
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FALLsToN. August 3d-Mfs. Ella II.
Pierce, Of Boothwyn, Pa, is the guest OF
her brothers. Messrs. John aud Joseph
Crumlsh.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Huber. OF New
York. have been visiting Mrs Huber
brother. Mr. George Reynolds.
Mrs. Riley. Of baltimore, IL spending
sonnet time with Mrs Amanda AirhRrt.
Rev W. l.. Schmalhorst. "A former pas.
tor. preached at the Presbyterian Church
last Sunday.
Elder Joseph Crumlish will conduct
services at the church next Sunday In the
| absence Of the pastor.
Mrs. William Hawthorne, of Balti
more, is visiting her parents, Mr.. AM
| Mrs H. W Inncs
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Miss Olcita Ostheim, OF Fallston, has
returned after seven weeks tour in the
west, including a visit to relatives and
friends in Akron, Ohio. 3 nd trip with a
party of friends from there by rail to
Cleveland, thence by boat across Lake
Erie to Buffalo and from there to Niagara
Falls aud Canada. After returning to
Ohio she left for home anl travelled the
distance Of about GOO miles entirely un.
attended.
Miss Charlotte A. Hope, of the Rocks,
has returned from visit to Miss Emily
q. uuinlin, of Kingsville.
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Neighborhood Me4vs.
from Scarboro.

SCARnoRo. August mir. and Mis-
ID. l.. Bailey, ni baltimore. are at their
summer residence here.
Mrs William Channcll aud daughter,
Miss Rhca, oi baltimore, have been visit
ing Mrs Laura lIun
MIS-. Anderson. oi baltimore. is II guest
OF Mrs. A A Hun
Miss Ruth Thomas, of Delta, who has
been visiting her aunt. MIS- A. A. Hull,
has returned to her home.
The addition that Mr.. Charles u.
Thomas is having built to his residence
here in about ready to root
Farmers of the neighboihood who have
thr,shcd report fair Yield OF wheat and
good yield of oats BRUCE