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Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-16
DAYVILLE
Ladies Aid Society Meets With Mrs
Youne-BroI<en Bottle Makes Pain.
full Cut.

Miss Susie Whipple of Central Falls,
r. /, is spending a few days with
Mrs. F. w Bennett
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs
Make Young on Wednesday aftern DON.
Mrs. w. F. Bidweu was in Provi-
dence on Saturday.
John Nosly, having finished work at
Perryville. Conn. is at his home in the
village
Howard Gross of Providence, r. L,
LIS with Mrs Oswald Street for the
summer.
Mrs Fred Miller is entertaining lit
tie Miss Fannie Krindren of Worces-
ter, Mass.
Albert Thompson of Springfield,
Mass, was at her mothers, Mrs. Al
mira Thompson.
Miss Ann Thompson is spending
few days with Providence, r. L,
friends
Joseph Birthianne had his foot pain
fully cut with a piece of broken bot
tie. He has been off duty this week.
Miss Jane Colt Champlain spent the
week end with Norwich friends.
Mrs Joseph Gilliran and Miss Eliza
beth Riley called on friends on Mon
day afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-16
SOUTH WlNDHAM.
Knights Of King Arthur to Have Ten
Days Outing at Columbia Lake
Girls College May Be Established.

Mrs. William Backus is spending a
few days with her sister. Mrs. Eugene
Kinney of Hartford.
Mrs. w. c. Card was a visitor in
Norwich on Tuesday.
A number from here went on the
Baptist excursion to Ocean beach on
Tuesday.
Miss lone Breckenridge of Norwich
is spending the summer with Mrs.
Beckwith of Babcock Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs w. p. Barstow spent
Tuesday in Providence.
Miss Edith Larlzhas has been spend
ing a number of days at Storrs, the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Herbert Crane
Friends of John Tate who was
stenographer in the Smith & Winches-
ter Co.'s office will be interested to
know that he has recently married
and is now located at Kansas City.
Miss Bessie Kendall of Lynn is visit
ing Miss Francis Kiese.
Mrs C. c. Harris was in Norwich
on Tuesday
Edwin Dixon of Newark: N. J.. is
Speeding his vacation with his aunt,
Mrs. Thomas McCloud.
The committee who came recently
to inspect a site for girls college
were very favorably impressed and 1t
is thought we stand a good chance of
having it located here.
On account of the extreme heat on
Sunday the attendance at church was
small a was the number who attended
the union service at the Willimantic
Baptist church in the evening.
large crowd took advantage of
the Sunday school convention to Ocean
beach on Friday.
Rev. Harry Grimes is to take the
Knights of King Arthur to Columbia
lake next week for ten days outing
Eight Of the number are from here,
Clifford and Bernard Larkin, Royal
Slate, Percy. Ralph and Joseph Serb
ner, James Adams and Howard Rice.
Mr.. Frank Murdoch is to accompany
them as camp cook.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-16

ing in charge Of party Of Hartford
boys at the bungalow this week.
J. l.. Way and family have gone 10
Cape Cod and the White mountains for
two weeks in their auto.
Charles Wilson and son Norman are
doing the haying on f.. M. Miners
farm.
Mrs. II. E. Foote was a visitor at St.
Francis hospital last Friday. James
Regain, who fell from a sca1oid July
5, was found comfortable, no bones be-
ing broken.
w. j. Warner shot hve skunks last
week.
Mrs. c. ]. Fogil and sons, Leon and
Floyd. have been visiting In Jones
Street and Colchester.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-16
WESTMINSTER

The monthly business meeting of
the w. C. II. u. was held in the town
hall Tuesday afternoon.
A meeting of the teachers from the
local Sunday school will be held at
the parsonage on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Burgess is the guest of Deacon
and Mrs. Charles BarstoW.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon were in Moos-
UP Monday.
trail Village were visitors at Mrs.
Clarke's mothers, Mrs. SybiI Baker, on
Sunday.
Mrs Edward Montigny and three
daughters, Clara. Eva and Derilia of
Providence are spending several weeks
with Mrs. Desire Degrenier
Miss Sybil Mead, q teacher in New
York, is spending the vacation with
her mother.
Mrs. George Rathbun and Miss
Grace Rathbun were in Willimantic
Thursday
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-16
NORTH STERLING
Apple Blossoms on July 19-Danielson
Speakers at Church-Brief items.

Howard A. CIeaver was in Boston
Monday
Edgar A. Lewis picked apple bios
SONS July Sth.
The cellar is finished for Mrs. Swans
new house at the Seine.
j. Irving Billiard and George Guild
OF Danielson gave fine talk at the
church Sunday. Earl Wood and Clay
ton Chace a gave a fine violin duet
and Albert Warren a fine song.
Mrs. George Strong is improving.
The home of George L. Strong IL
ouarantined with two cases of typhoid
fever.
= Glen Crosman. who has been visit
ing his daughter. Mrs. Howard A.
Cleaver, has returned to his home in
Milwaukee.
H A. Cleaver and wife are visiting
friends in New York city for a week.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-16
SOUTH COVENTRY.
Death of Miss Martha cour-Many
Summer Visitors in Town.

Martha, the II year old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Cour OF Wall
street. died eft her home Tuesday, from
tuberculosis. For several years she has
been an inmate Of an institution at
Lakeville. Conn, spending only few
weeks in the summer at her home.
Besides her parents she leaves two
sisters and one brother Nettie Minnie
and George cour. The funeral was
held at the home on Thursday at
D. m, service being conducted by Rev.
Nestor Light. The bearers were VIII
lam Wilson, Jr Arthur Mcfarland,
Charles Barber and John Wood. Jr.
Attorney III. w. Sheridan of MilwaG-
kee, Wisconsin. is spending vaca:iHn
with relatives in town.
Mrs. Mabel Starr and daughter Of
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Grant on
Wall street.
Miss Elizabeth Peterson of Polk.
Penn. is at her home on South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry +. Dimock who
have been at their summer home here
for several weeks, have gone 10 Bar
Harbor, Maine.
Miss Sara White head dietitian at
the Allegheny hospital. Pittsburg. Pa,
is spending months vacation az her
home. Miss Fanny White is also at
her home from Beacon Falls Conn.
Mrs. Frank E. Hull entertained the
ladies' Missionary association last
Mr.. and Mrs. JosseIyn of Providence.
are at the Bidwen house for the sea-
son.
Among recent visitors in the village
were John I. Hull OF Schenectady. F.
Y, Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Robertson
of Quincy, Mass. Irving Boynton OF
New Haven. Frank Kelly of Rockville
and William Kelly Of Glastonbury,
Maxwell Bogue OF Torrington.
Russell Albro of Brooklyn, is at his
grandfather's for the summer
James Bradbury and his daughter.
Mrs. Hughes of Lyme. spent the week
end with relatives here. having come
to attend the funeral or Wilmer Brad
bury in Willamette last Saturday
Mrs. Eliza Preston OF Denver. Col,
is the guest OF her neics. Mrs. W. II.
Armstrong.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-16
HOLLAND COUNTY.
MASHAPAUG
Services at Red Church for First Time
in Nearly Year-Norwieh Party
on Vacation.

Daniel Thompson. who sprained his
ankle recently. is able to be at his
work again.
The hottest day on record yet for
Mashapaug was last Sunday. The
thermometer registered several places
at 101 in the shade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lipman OF New York
are at their summer home in Way
land park.
Dudley Clark and son of South
bridge are at Crawford's grove camp
ing
Fred Livingston and family and An
drew Jackson and family of Stafford
are having a fine outing at Leache's
island.
The haying has been commenced by
the people much earlier than usual,
some having started cutting grass last
week
There was preaching at the little old
red church here last Sunday by the
Rev Robert Williams. for the first
time in nearly a year
Mr.. Dolbeare of Norwich was at
mis- island Saturday. He also took a
party to the island. Mr.. and Mrs.
AIcut, Mrs. era Wford and daughter
and others, all of Norwich, who will
stay a month for jolly vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-16
NORTH WOODSTOCK
Secretary Mansfield Preached-Morse :
Mason Marriage Announcement Re
ceived by Local Friends.

OrvilIe Trask, who is employed in
Schenectady, y. Y. is visiting his ia
Their, Edgar Trask.
Mrs. Joseph Merrick and little
grandson are spending a few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Cyrus Potter.
Misses Olive Paine and Bernice
Leavitt visited Mrs. John Adams in
Spencer Wednesday.
Mr. Mansfield. secretary of the state
Society of Christian Endeavor. preach
ed here Sunday in place of the reg
ular sermon.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Child and Mrs
Ruth, Child called on friends here re-
Gently.
The place occupied by Mr.. Darling
in this village has been sold. The
purchaser to take possession IN the
fall.
Announcement of the marriage of
Prof. Sidney Morse TO Miss Lucy Ma
son. both well known here. have been
received. They will reside in East
hampton, Mass
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-16
ASHFORD

Mrs Frank Greene has been visit
ing friends in Providence the past few
days.
Mrs. P J. Cassidy of Norwich is
spending a few weeks in town
Miss Inez Whittemore of Providence
is at the Oaks for the summer
Mrs. Anton Mikes of New York is
at her home for a vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-16
ONGGC0.
Ladies' Aid Society's Annual Lawr
Party Much Enioyed-Newy Items.

Mrs. Seneca Rathbun returned home
Monday night from Washington, r. /.
Mrs. Tyler accompanied her home.
Mrs. Annie Foley was in Providence
Thursday.
Mrs. Margaret Brophv returned to
her home in GeorgiaviIle, r. l.. on
Thursday.
Wedding bells will soon be ringing
here in Oneco Conn.
Mrs. Hill is entertaining her niece
Miss Annie Hines of Pawtucket, R T.
Miss Lizzie Frazier is visiting her
brother, DouSal Frazier.
Charles Hill returned to his home in
Montville, Monday, after visiting his
mother, Mrs. Frank Hazard
The Ladies' Aid held their annual
lawn party on the lawn of Mrs. D.
S. Kenyon's last Thursday afternoon
and evening. Through the kindness
of Charles Case the passengers were
taken to and from the station in Mr.
Cases automobile which was very
much appreciated by all
Mrs. E. L. Kenyon was in Moosup
last Monday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-16
EAST WELLINGTON
Various Mention of the WeeI

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ingalls, of Nor
witch made flying visit here this
week, coming in their auto. They took
Mrs Royce back with them. Mr.. Royce
has been working on Daleviile and
East Wilmington schoolhouses this
week
j. Emo is moving Edward Brooks
to Mansfield They purchased a place
there some time ago.
Mrs. o. Edwards mother has been
making her a lengthy visit.
Much haying has been done of late.
= We had fine shower Wednesday.
Mrs. Baldwin has nearly enough f1l-
ing for fifty rugs the stuff coming
from China, this is some Of hsr own
invention.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-16
RAWSOM
Local Wedding of Special Interest
Wild West Show Attracts Rawson
People.

Frank Phillips and Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Dietschil attended the wild
west show in Putnam on Wednesday.
John Holmes of Seaconnet, was call
ing on friends Tuesday.
Miss Louise KimbaH of Oxford has
been spending a few days with her
friends in town
L. c. Stocking was the guest of G.
H. Robertson of South Coventry on
Saturday.
guest of Mrs. Martha Melvin.
The wedding of Dwight T. Phillips
and Miss Hattie irons took place on
Saturday afternoon. The groom is one
of the firm of the Phillips Bros. Grain
company. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips will
reside in Rawson where their many
friends wish them success and best
wishes for their future.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-16
WlLS0KVILLE

Charles Town of SWhitinsvilIe was
at home Monday
Mrs Norman Town has been enter
her sister from Providence the
past week.
Quite a number from this place at
tended the wild west show in Putnam
on Wednesday.
Miss Ada Gerolamon Of Worcester
was with her sister one day last week
Miss Ethel Baker of New Boston
visited with her aunts last week.
Mrs. Kate Smith was a Southbridge
visitor Sunday
Mrs. Agnes L. Clare Of Boston IL
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-16
ATTAWAUGAN
Camping at Alexander Lake-Person-
ais.

Misses May and Ruth Emerson of
Northbridge. Mass. are visiting their
aunt and family, Mrs. Albert Rollin-
son.
Mrs. James Dunse returned home
Saturday from Willimantic, where she
spent a few weeks.
AIRS. d. w. Adams has been enter
tanning Mrs. Roberts.
Benjamin Taft and family are camp
ing at Alexander lake for the sum
mer-
Clarence Weeks has moved into the
Perry house owned by Albert E. Gay.
Mrs. John Watson is i'll.
Mrs. Albert Gay and Mrs. Geer spent
a day in Rhode Island this week
Quite a number of people of this
place attended the wild west show in
Putnam Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-16
POMFRET CENTER
Wolf Den Grange Has Patriotic Pro-
gramn1e.

Miss Mary A. Stanton left Friday
for Woods Hol
Fred Rowley and Robert Rush have
finished haying.
Joseph Maynard and men are paint
ing at Westland farm.
Wolf Den grange gave a patriotic
programme Wednesday evening under
the direction of Mrs P. A. Sharpe
which was greatly enjoyed. During
the months of July August and Sep
TENDER, the grange voted to hold meet
ings' only on the second Wednesday
evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-16
WOODSTOCK
Herbert 3. kingsbury Has New Tour
ing car-Many Attend Circus at
Putnam.

Herbert B. Kingsbury has a new
touring car.
Miss Genevieve Waters is in the
Adirondacks.
Dr. Harry Flynn and daughter of
Providence have been guests of Mrs.
Fl W. Flynn.
Many from here attended the circus
in Putnam Wednesday.
Rev. A J. Wilcox of Uncasville is
visiting his daughter. Mrs. Marvin f.
Hyde.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Hardy are at
Caps Cod for the week with their au-
tcmoblla.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-16
ABINGDON

The Ladies' Benevolent society met
with Mrs w, w. Harris on Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Gallup is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Mcfarland, from At
WoodSVille.
A. N. Vaughn of Willimantic spent
Wednesday at his home here.
Charles Griggs of Greenwich recent
ly spent several days with his family
here.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-16
CHAPLIN.
Pastor and Church Members Visit
Hampton Society-Good Hay Crop.

Rev Granville wager, the pastor of
the congregational church, and sew
eral members of the Y. p. S. C.. z. Wis
tied the Hampton society Sunday
evening.
Miss Julia L. Martin, Miss Florence
l. Hunt and Miss Ethel Howard, teach
ers, are attending the summer school
at Storrs.
Mrs. z. B. BickneH. Miss Genevieve
Bicknell and John Martin of Westford
called on friends in hown Thursday.
The haymakers are hustling after
this fine weather. and will secure a
good crop.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-16

passing her vacation with her moth
er.
S. Adams was Boston visitor last
Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-16

Consul l.. ]. Kenna states that the
Mexico Northwestern railroad wni
build a branch in the state of Chihue-
bua. from San Antonio TO Cusihui-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-16
GIIEAD

James Regan Recovering from Fail at
St. Francis Hospitai-Auto Trip to
Cape Cod and White Mountains.
Mrs. Charles Hammer has returned
TO her home In Wsthersheld. after be-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-16

. My own special regret is that
was never taught to tie I'D a parcel
Clarence Root in Vanity Fair.
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The TAxGATHtRER'S TOLL.

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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-04-15
MAKING PROGRESS.

MIR. William II. Anderson. superinteu.
dent of the Anti.Saloon League, in his
report analy zing the recent action OF the
Legislature on the statewide law finds
much to CRAFTY him. Ia part he says
THE failure to pass the local option
bill this time is no ground for discourage.
ment. In Ohio and Illinois the League
was defeated In three legislative sessions,
yet today more than four. fitths of the
territory of these states is dry" under
the legislation finally secured, The
Maryland Local Option bill has only
been beaten twice and after showing
so strong that the Governor himself came
out in an interview declaring it was IA
mistake for the Legislature to fail to
pass it. This statement is most en-
couraging recognition of the strength OF
local option sentiment and will compel
the Democratic party to nominate salts.
factory candidates and get right on the
local option question or else give win
ming issue to the opposition, The at
tempt which failed. because the Governor
refused to approve it, to prohibit asking
candidates where they stand on public
questions, shows how the liquor interests
dread the Leagues activity "
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-04-15
MAlDEky MySTERlES

Last year several ladies, residents Of
our northern neighborhood, derived
much pleasure from club which they
organized under the name Of Honorable
Maiden Ladies.
All members were bound TO keep the
name secret, and for some time II was
known only as the II. ". l.. Club until a
very brilliant youth guessed its name,
Ofcourse after the name was disclosed
two.thirds of the former enjoyment van.
ished. and in consequence the club has
been reorganized and is now known as
the II. G. l.. Can you guess its true
name,
At recent meeting of the II. G. l. the
following officers were elected presi.
dent, M. Isabel Poole; vice. president, l..
Ogarita Webster; treasurer, NJ. Rose
Wheeler; secretary, Nettie M Webster
The following rules. regulations. etc.
were also decided upon at the last meet
ing OF the club;
Club colors-Brown and white.
Club motto
keep .tiff upper lip,
Don't give up the ship
And wait till the clouds roll by"
Club aim-To get as much fun as pos.
sible out of everything.
Club rules and regulations:
/. The name OF the club must be kept
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-04-15
PERSONAL. MENTION.

MIR George b. Phillips. of Forest Hill,
who has been i'll OF pneumonia. is conva.
lesccnt.
Mrs. Francis II. Phillips, who has
been spending the past week at the home
of her son at Forest Hill. has returned to
her home in West Nottingham, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs ames {. Buck left Forest
Hill for Benoninc, Texas. on Thursday
last.
Mrs. Mamie Bartol. who has been Il e
guest of her son. MIR, J. Ramsay Bartol.
of Norfolk, Va. is now visiting Mr. J.
Howard BartoI. of Pylesville.
Mrs, j. Harry Lanius, of Pylesville,
who has been very much indlsposed dur.
ing the winter. is now improving
Dir, Felix jenkins, OF Baltimore. is visit
ing his cousin, Mrs. Henry Macatee, Of
Pylesville.
Mr. and Mrs George +. Baldwin, Of
Havre de Grace, have returned from "a
visit to Baltimore.
Mr. A. +, Galbreath. of Darlington, at.
tended the meeting OF the State History
Association at Mccoy Hall. Baltimore,
last Saturday.
Miss Clara Pue, of West Virginia, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs W. W. Preston.
near Emmorton.
Miss Nancy Stirling spent the weeks
end with Miss Margaret Bell at Windy
Walls, near Emmorton.
Mrs, Pomeroy and Miss Baker. who
have spent the winter in New York and
Baltimore. have returned to their home
in Abingdon.
Mr.. W. l.. Reynolds, who has been
spending sometime at Pallston. left on
Monday for Northumberland. Pa.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-04-15
BEL AIR NOTES,

Mrs Stump. of "Waverly," entertain
ed in honor of Mrs Martin Ridgely, of
Woodside Farm, and her mother, Mrs.
Vincent, of Saginaw, Michigan, on Tues.
Kenmore Inn.
Mrs Benjamin Bissell entert aimed a
few friends in honor Of Mrs. William ].
Price, Of Centrevillc, last Thursday after.
noon at the Eagle Hotel.
Mrs Robert iIeighe, Of Portland, Me,
has been spending a few days with rela.
tives in Bel Air.
Miss Grace Hanway entertained the
Book Club ON Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Sarah Harrison, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Il. T..
II. Harrison. has returned to Mary
Baldwin Seminary. stanton, Va, to
resume her studies
Miss Annie Laurie Worthington enter
tanned few friends last Friday after.
noon In honor of Miss Lillian Harrison.
Mrs. W Boyd He'll left last week to
visit relatives in Newark, N |.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Williams and Miss
Rush Williams have returned home after
q ten days stay at Atlantic City.
Mrs George W. Carver was take n
seriously i'll at her home on broadway,
on Tuesday, and there IL little hope Tor
her recovery.
Miss Alice Mildred Bro WIN returned last
Saturday to Washington College,
Mr. and Mrs. John 4 Bayltss. who
have spent the winter in Bel Air, moved
on Wednesday to their farm adjoining
Harmony Church, near Glenyile.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph T Dcckman and
children have returned from Florida
after thoroughly enjoyable winter, and
Mr.. Drokman finds his health fully
TestoIsd
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-04-15
HAMILTON MARTIN,

A pretty wedding was so emnized at
st. Mary's Catholic Church, rylesville
on Saturday evening. when Miss Rose
Estelle Martin, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Lewis l.. Martin. was married to
Mr.. William Rogers Hamilton, of Bal j.
more
The bride entered the church on the
arm of her father to the strains Of Men.
delssohns wedding march. ard was met
at the chancel by the groom and his best
man. She was attired in pearl colored
travelling suit with hat and gloves Ia
match. and carried lillies.of the. valley
She was attended by her sister, Miss
Lutte Martin. who carried sweet peas
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father McGraw. the pastor. after which
a nuptial mes IS was celebrated, during
which 80 Promise Me" was beautifully
sung by Miss Minnie Bartol, of Balti.
more.
The bride was public school teacher
In Baltimore, and the groom is member
OF the postofllce force of that city, where
they will reside.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-04-15
from liayrs dc GraCs.

TlAyRg ~ GRACE. April ~ On Sat.
urday afternoon Miss Nellie Caponlc was
struck by the engine OF "a train on the n.
and q. road and knocked distance Of
thirty feet down steep bank, breaking
her wrist In several places, irjuing her
shoulder, and cutting and bruising her
painfully about the face and body. There
are. however. no internal injuries and In
spite Of the severe shock and suffering
she Is doing well Miss Caponic, with
some friends, was returning from walk
over the river hills and WAS crossing the
bridge over the Bel Air road when the
train was heard from behind All Of the
parties had reached the end If the bridge,
but in her confusion, caused by the near
ness Of the train Miss Caponic did not
step far enough from the track to escape
being struck. The train had slowed up
as it was nearing the station,
Rev. W. v Mallalieu, the newly, ap.
pointed pastor OF the NJ L Church here,
occupied the pulpit on Sunday.
Mr. Melville Arthur. OF the 'Tone insti
tute, and Miss Jessie Arthur, Of Bal,i.
more, spent Sunday with their sister,
Mrs Howard Taylor,
Mr.. Oliver Rogers, Of Atlantic CITY,
visited friends he e a few days ago
Mrs. X. c Siinnette. Of James River,
Va, is visiting her mother, Mrs. W. s.
Dinsmore.
The small building On the corner OF
Washington aud st. Clair streets, which
has heeu used as harbershop for about
20 years. 10 to he torn down to make
COON TOR an Office building to be erected
by Mr. J. N Spencer.
Mr. Griesbtch. who had lately moved
from the Old Bay farm to Mr.. George
Howlett's house on Ontario street. died
on Sunday after very short illness.
The interment was on Tuesday at Angel
Hill Cemetery. Mrs Griesbaeh will
make her home with married daughter
In Philadelphia,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-04-15
TINE GENERAL AsSEssmENT LAW.

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