The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-06-03

unaD'e to go about.
n Mr.. A. Hamlin Carver, Mayor Of
HAVE de Grace, has rendered his r, sigma.
ton as bookkeeper in the First National
: Bank AZ that place to accept the cashier.
ship of tie Havre de Grace Banking and
t Trust Company. which will open its
e doors for business about July l. MIR.
Carver has been come cted with the First
Bank since its organ zation over twenty.
five years ago
Hattie Newman, white woman Ct
{ Atcrdccn, who for several months past
has been STAYING in Havic de Grace and
stopping several days at time with
colored people, was taken before Justice
Fahey last week on a charge OF dis orderly
conduct and fl e $40 and costs. Ia de
fault OF payment she will have thirty
DAYS in the county jail during which to
come to her sober senses
DR. Charles Baslcy. Jr,. supcrintend.
ent of the Hebrew Hospital, located in
East Baltimore immediately opposite
the JOINS Hopkins Hospital. has re signed
his position to give all his attention to
his private practice. DR.. Bagley is a son
ofDr. Charles Bagley, Of Bagley. He has
built up tor himself an cnviable reputa.
ton during his late tenure Of Office and
We bespeak for him brilliant career in
his proiessio nal work.
During reception rendered Bishop
Murray last week at the Episcopa resi-
dence on Charles street, Baltimore,
horse ted to a ntiShboring tree broke
loose. and, scampering among the feast
laden tables spread upon the lawn, he
soon aimed to shorten his route by leap.
ing across one. Not belonging to the
high Jumper class his horny hoof struck
tie table and sent cut glass and orna
ne Ital china into smithereens.
+ Mr.. Henry A Osborn, Jr.. Of the
second district, late member of the House
of Representatives from Hartford county,
| Board Of DiiccttrI Of the MARYLAND
| House of Correction to succeed Mr. John
o. Stearns, of thiscounty. dec ased. MIR.
Osborn showed unusual d'l,gerc. and
| vigor of mind in his late services for the
state and county and will doubtless bring
to bear the same degree of energy and
efficiency in his prcscnt responsible
| position.
| Mr. Edward Trnn,r a stone mason
of Red Pupp. near pclAir. met with fall
| viii at work in Chester county about
ten IA agn. whichitiS feared will prove
fbtal Stoopns to pick up n stone from
tie s,siiud on which he was working,
It's weight p'ccipitnted him hcadlong to
the ground, ST king his head with such
v" en- rjs totauSr ptofusc bleeding from
h'srn Pc has now lain for ten DAYS
IN a. urcor Sciuus condition with no
Il pc nr hsic "Ncry. IIeisa half brother
of Mir J W McCnr, - Pei Air.
The initial urrt;,y ug tL,. me,,s m;s.
,i,nfrV n,tuy in Uav,e de Grace will
he lea IN II, sur nj puortmept nf their
handsome M, T. Church Resides Mr.
John T Stone and Rev. A. NJ. Sherman,
Of IIank"w. China. Mr. S. A. Williams
and oth.rS from Parford will take part
in the after din or ta'ks. A mass meet.
ing will lc held in the opera house on
Sunday at IN ON. an on Sunday morn.
ing visiting laymcn will speak from the
pu'pits of the Ahcfdc. II churches. which
are working in harmony with Havre de
Craze in the cause.
powder Farmers Club of baltimore
county the members agreed that the
pre,c,t condition of crops Is. Wheat,
90 PER cent; oats 100; rye. 100; clover.
10; barley rs; corn acre lIc. 100; timothy.
below standard. Some members had
found that the growing OF willow for
baskets is profitable, having icnl;zed as
much a. $3.50 net proceeds per acre
While there are 90 varieties OF willows,
but two are valuable. and but few loca.
tons for gro wing are satisfactory, these
being eagerly sought after.
--Our Uiuhlaud friends know how to
adapt themselves to circumstances and
have n good time even when everything
ia not favorable Will. hot weather Ia
oeuer.Ilv , ouarante. of n successful
and 100 w t.s,,voI ,b.v
are satisfied with the luxutic, to be en-.
loved in n good cause even il the hot
wea,beris not tbr,wn in gratis AT
their church festival last Friday eyening.
with the weather calling for fires and
over coats ,bev .uot awav" with S1la
worth of good things mn let the other
crowd g,umhlr ,hopt the weather
n +,
n. go 10y, - e.
-, tt,
- $3.50, a.
4. .. 81.
D.. I III - a..
80, a, zoo
,,;...,.,, h.;. .e, r..
so.d I'm, of,,, having mad,. mn his hatch
oftr..ed scd il has nroyen so satisfac.
,,rv that after n c.r,fuI examination of
the whole olantiny apparentIy not A hill
failed :, terminate This mean, great
deal mn, onIv i, III. totol Wild but In
IN. satisfaction which follows in work.
ing corn evenly set.
Nj Iob, n Onion died in baltimore