The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-05-06

MI anu MIS-. farkcr Jourdan, o.
Darlington, received notice a few days
ago of the death OF their son, Shaffer, in
New Orleans and Mr.. Jourdan at once
went south to bring the remains home
for interment. He was % years old and
was employed in New Orleans at the
time of his death which was sudden.
Judge VanBibtcr has excused the
following jurors from serving during
the May term: o. Edmonds IN, Jacob
iarnail. Harry W. Cooling. Joseph W.
Duncan, A. II. Nogts and Charles F.
Harry, and has drawn in their places
Burrct GALAXY. Henry Sheridan. H.
n. Baldwin, Joseph A. Good. Seth b.
TAYLOR and A. L. Mccain.
AT residence near Towson one day
this week pair of gray squirrels, a
ground squirrel, several blue jays and
robins, whole flock Of blackbrds, red
bird, an English sparrow. red.headed
woodpecker, and several unidentified
small brown birds were observed sociably
lunching together on the lawn. within a
few feet of each other, and not more than
20 feet from the interested spectators
Towson Union. These are the style of
visitors who will hang around your
door if the small boy with the big gun
and cross dog will only give them a
chance. They are class of CHEEKY COM
panions which the resident of u city house
! cannot enjoy at any price.
lN-A mad dog scare has been prevalent
In this community for the past week and
has caused the sacrificing of some of our
handsomcst pets. On Tuesday, under
the advice of a chemist in Baltimore, Mr..
William II. Harlan felt compelled to de.
stroy thoroughbred bull dog and
thoroughbred greyhound which were
the pride OF the family. The latter was
so perfect a type of animal that arrange
ments were made with the Smithsonian
Institute that he should be echloroformed,
which was done by DR.. Hopes. and the
body sent TO the Smithsonian, where it
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80 'ps'
Voc ""> " VIZ" WING ''a'
MI pa''u H. ptowh' oil bridgeport,
Nonn'' VINO mas peeh IN our miust Tor
seVerai weeks past acting as general
secretary of the Laymen's Misssionarv
movement 'e't on monday with Mr. W.
r Iochranc' OF "oodbrook, to attend
the great nationai convention now being
held IN ShicaR", winch represents dele
gates from 100 .oOo churches in America.
lhouHh man OF immense wealth with
large business interests, Mr. Cochrane in
giving almost his entire time and largely
OF his means for the promotion OF
missions for several months past. Mr..
Brown will return to Hartford in about
two days to assist in organizing a
"''ss'o"a'y movement III cast iiar'oru'
win headluattetsa at HfVfe de Trace
y A number Of gentlemen interested In
the proposition of constructing "a ma.
cadam road bet ween Ilavre de Grace and
Aberdeen appeared before the County
Commissioners last Saturday and proved
their enthusiasm in most convincing
way bv laying downthe So, 500 required
oi residents under the Shoemaker Law
before the County Commissioners agree
to make the Improvement. As a result.
the road has been ordered to be built by
the County Commissioners and will be
the first section OF macadam road con.
structed under the Shoemaker Law in
the lower part OF the county. AZ
further evidence OF the interest OF the
business men OF iavre de Grace In this
enterprise It's Board OF Trade passed an
orher appr"priat'ns $500 to assure the
construction OF the road and turned the
same oVerto Mr' lohn M Michael chair
ulan "t the subscription committee