The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-05-26

Public Education" in the Darlington NJ.
f.. Church ON saturday evening. May
27th Free will offering Mr.. Far
rington will also preach in this church
on sunday at i. NJ. and talk ON THE
Gary Plan of Religious Education. on
Monday evening.
I MIR Roy Tucker, of Hickory. has
On Mr. Robert W. Hollands farm near
Rel Air. field Of wheat which Is
credited IA being second to none in the
county. Much of this wheat was drill
ed in by moonlight; we have not heard
whether MIR. Tucker lays stress upon
the moons infuenc" or whether he was
trying to prove that September days
ARE too short to meet the demands of
this thrifty farmer.
| KAN object lesson Of what favor
liable grass bed tomato field makes -
furnished by the beautiful field of
clover and timothy now growing on
Mr.. Robert Hollands field just beyond
|
CoaIe set this field in grass whenGiving
his tomatoes their last working last
summer. But then we have to re
member that Mr.. Coale never raises
anythng else but good crops.
~ - 1t will not surprise newspaper read
en- to learn why newspapers have SO
generally supplanted the bluewhlte
sheet used under ordinary circumstances
for the yellow white sheet seen 80
commonly today when one bears in
mind that ton of this bleach which
recently cost So 80 now costs S33O.
The paper on which the Tgis is printed
now costs two and II half times ~ much
IA it did three months ago, and is daily
rising in value.
- The Patriotic Sons of america with
headquarters at Poole. propose to give
| the lew Dublin SchOOlhouse n good send
Off on the afternoon of June3, by erect
ing new flag over the building with
appropriate ceremonies. An approprl-
atc part in the dedicatory services will
be taken by teachers and pupils. All
connected in any way with this opening
should for generation or so to come
remember June 3, 1915 ~ the biggest,
hest day in puhins development.
y Mcssrs. Fahcy a. Brown. represent
fng the llavre de Grace and Prrryvllle
Fridge Company. on "Wednesday of last
week made formal application to the
Public Service Commission to institute
an investigation into the tolls charged
by the company. The investigAtion wns
authorized by bill passed by the
recent General assembly in virtue of
which Governor Harrington thought it
inadvisAhlc to sign the bill which arhi
| trarlly fixed the tolls to be- charged.
Matrimonial affairs seem to have
reached most turbulent state in the
vicinity of Iavrc de Grace, attorney
Willard H. Tydings, of that city, having
filed three divorce suits within II week
Samuel T. Hopkins ls seeking divorce
from his wife, Mary f. Hopkins; Lucy
h. Wooden desires to hc released from
her husband, William u. Wooden. and
Matte G. Withcr-. TIN, ugh her nttor
nry, asks the Court to sever her matrl
honlal ties with Robert J. Withcr-.
v Mr. H. S. O'NciIl has rendered and
M Bonrd has accepted his resignation
~ manager of the BnItmor" and Bel
Air Railroad with nm expression of
their appreciation of his valuable ser
vices MIR. O'NclIl's resignation he
came necessary because of his accept
ancc of the Cashcrship Of the Farmers
and Merchants Bank, in view Of which
he WAS unable to serve the rallrohd ~
manager. but will continue to net ~
its secretary and treasurer Mr.. j
Alexis Shrver succeeds Mr.. O'NclII rs
manager.
Fishermen using hook and line NJ
EEll ~ those using nets ARE reminded
| of the following provisions: No person
| shall catch or IN any manner take or
kin in the waters of Maryland. at any
time, any white perch less than inches,
any yellow perch less thnn 7 inches. any
pike less than II inches, any rock less
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10y W june
| fThe membership of tn" Board Of
| County Commissioners wns 80 sndly
depleted on Monday. the two members
| present Messrs. ShAnahnn and Jon"s,
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