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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-04-14
Aberdeen News.

ABERDEEN, April llth. A pleasing
ArbOr bay program was rendered in
the Aberdeen High School On Friday
afternoon.
The annual congregational meeting OF
Grove Presbyterian Church was held on
the evening Of April 9th in the Sunday
School room The financial report for
the year showed that about SO. 500 had
been raised. The Sunday School has
1872 scholars enrolled with nm average
attendance of ia Al meeting of the
Brotherhood on Monday night it was
reported that the three churches here
would unite in preparing base ball
field for the young men of the town.
Fishermen down the bay are catching
few shad, rock and herring The
floats have not been operated on nc
count of the swift current in the river.
Mr., John Day. Of Spesutia Farm, was
taken to the Presbyterian Eye and Ear
Hospital, Baltimore. on Sunday morn
ing in serious condition. lie In suf-
fering with inflammation Of the ear and
other complications. An operation has
been delayed for other treatment.
Miss Helen Tnbmhn spent the week
end in Philadelphia.
Miss Elizabeth Bradford visited
friends in Baltimore during the past
week.
Miss Carrie l.ippscomb and Mrs.
Franklin Fisher, of baltimore, were
week. end guests Of Mrs. Frank Clot-
worthy, of Perrymnn.
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SOLD FOR TAXES.

County Treasurer w. j. Shanahan on
Monday sold the following properties at
the Court House door for 1915 taxes in
arrears:
l6i perches, first district, assessed ia
Frank Frizzer sold to Mrs. Nora Fritz.
ger for 1874 90.
\ lot in the first district assessed "a
David A. Ralston was purchased by II.
A. Whitaker for s35.
Noble o. Tilden bought the George
II. Christy property, containing 8 acres,
in the second district, for 1851
The Robert Holly property Of acres,
in the second district, sold to Henry
Tarring for $34.
H. A. Whitaker was successful bidder
on the Charles f. Wells property, OF
the same district, which sold for $35.
". Emory MichaeI's property, in the
third district. went to the County Com.
missioners for 1886. %.
Only one property in the fourth dis.
trict, that of Harry Mead, was sold
Jacob Gross WAS the purchaser at 1872. So
The fifth district was honored by hav'
ing the highest priced property, II.
Clay Whiteford giving sl35 for the
Joseph l.. Mcdaniel property.
W. Worthington Hopkins purchased
the Margaret Thompson Place fol
| 1874 90.
In the sixth district Gerado Gotto'i
shop sold to M. H. Fshey for 1873 81.
The New Home Building & Loan As
ISOLATION secured the Richard Ions
property for $5O.72.
The Louis A. Mergler place went u
the same association for $3l. 98.
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Darlington News.

DARLINGTON, April II, Mr. John
Scott, of San francisco, California, il
visiting his brother, Mr.. Wakeman
Scott.
Mrs. Henry +. Selfe is visiting Mrs.
W. ID. Wilson, in Baltimore.
Mrs. Richard CannAdy has returned
home after spending last week with her
son, DIR. Cannady. in New York.
Misses PAMELA and Obey Silver spent
part of last week In Baltimore.
Mr.. James Il. Jones spent part Of last
week in Forest Hill and Baltimore.
On Thursday afternoon DR.. Henry
Runner conducts Union Bible Study
Glass at the Presbyterian manse.
Mrs. Ellen Brown, who has been very
i'll at her home here is better.
Mrs. Laura Walker, Of Baltimore, il
visiting her niece, Mrs. Fletcher Hop
kins.
Miss Sallie f. Harper has returned
home.
Miss Mary Wilson and Miss Margaret
Mittendorf, Of the Green Spring Valley,
are the guests of Mrs. W. b. Kirk.
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MALCOLM BROWN,

Miss BeuIah Marie, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. W. Brown, of Magnolia,
and Mr. Archibald Malcolm, Of New
York, were married on Wednesday,
April 3. at Abingdon parsonage, by
Rev. c. II. Hastings. They were at
tended by Miss blanche Armstrong and
Mr.. George c. Brown, brother Of the
bride. The bride wore a beautiful
gown of white satin chsrmeuse and
carried shower bouquet of white sweet
peas. The Taid of honor wore pink
crepe de chine and carried pink sweet
peas. A number Of relatives of the
bride and groom were present. After
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
left for an extended trip north. They
will reside in New York.
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NEW CASHIER ELECTED.

! On Monday the directors of the Farm.
ers K Merchants National Bank of Bel
Air elected Mr.. Howard S. O'NeiIl as
cashier to succeed Mr.. Clinton L. Reck-
ord who recently resigned to engage in
the canning business. For several years
Mr. O'NeiIl has efficiently filled the
position Of manager Of the Bel Air
Electric Company and the Baltimore
and Bel Air Electric Railway as we'll as
taking an active part in several other
enterprises. His many admirers pre-.
dict for him a successful administration
in the field of finance.
Mr.. Reckord will carry with him the
good wishes of large circle of friends.
Mr.. J. Alexis Shriver has been elect.
ed manager Of the Bel Air Electric Co.
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INSTRUMENTATION,

The home of Mr. and Mrs. I. b
Grafton. of Hickory, was the scene OF
n pretty wedding on Wednesday, Apri
9th. when their daughter, Miss Martha,
became the bride Of Mr.. J. Howard Os,
born. son of MIR. and Mrs. Luther S.
Osborn, of Aberdeen. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Willard +. Min.
nick. of st. Mary's City, uncle of the
bride, in the presence Of the immediate
families and few intimate friends.
The bride was given in marriage by her
father, and wore gown of blue silk
chiffon taffeta, her travelling suit being
of dark blue gaberdine with hat to
match.
Immediately after the ceremony a
collation. was served, after which Mr..
and Mrs. Osborn left on trip South,
and upon their return will reside near
Aberdeen.
The bride was u member of the Har-
ford county corps of teachers.
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A PROMINENT hartford COUN.
TIAk

Clerk John A. Robinson has furnished
us with the following sketch, which will
be of great interest to many of our
readers:
Governor Samuel J. Kirkwood, whose
portrait has recently been hung in the
Court House in Rel Air, was II native
of Hartford county. His ancestors were
Scotch Irish and came over in 1881, set
Ting in Newcastle. Delaware. later in
Hartford county, where December 20.
1913, Samuel Jordan Kirkwood, son Of
Jabez. was born in the old home near
White Hall, Md. still owned and occu-
pied by kirkwoods.
In 1895, just after Samuel had attain
ed his ma ority. his father moved to
Ohio, making the journey in II two
horse wagon. most of the way going
over the Great National Road,
Governor klrkwood was educated az
lawyer and for II time practiced hiS
chosen profession in his then adopted
State of Ohio.
From thence he moved to Iowa in
lS55 and soon after becoming IA citizen
of the State entered public life, being
elected Il member of the State Senate
in 1856, Governor Of the State in 1859
and again in 1861
In 1863 he was rendered by President
Lincoln the appointment Of Minister To
Denmark, but declined. In 1866 he was
elected United States Senator from
Iowa to fill the unexpired term Of Sena
tor Harlan.
In 1875 he was again elected Governor
Of Iowa. and the year following resign
ed the office to accept that Of United
States Senator, to which place he had
again been elected In 1881 he resigned
his seat in the Senate to accept posi-
ton in the Cabinet Of President Gar
field, and from that position he voun
tarily retired in 1852 to resume his
place "a II private citizen. and rest from
the toll of n long, laborious and most
honorable career.
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A'h'euc League on SATURDAY May Gun
Inc winners OF the various events VIII
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Mrs. GEORGE hoiusmith McComhs,
oil Baltimore mas announced the en-
gHgemeht oil her daughter, EIeanora,
10 Mr. neorge W. bradford 1r', son OF
MT ana MRS. "eorge W. hrautoru' OF
aberdeen Inc "euu'hg VIII take pace
on Aprii zith AT the nome OF MIS- NC
IonaS' Mr.. bradford IL adJuster Tor
the United States fIdellty and Guaranty
company, PhIiadeIphia, ana they VIII
reside IN that city.
Clerk John A. Robinson few days
ago mailed Messrs. william tt. Raw
houser and william f. Moore each
check Tor Sloo. " rs remuneration Tor
their services as ducK'ng ponce. Inc
license ices lor hartford ana oec'
counties are Jumped together ana atter
certain commissions are ueuuc'eu Tue
oa'Hhre Is DIVIDED 'h'o TOUR parts ana
turned over 10 the TWO uuch'hg ponce
Oh eAe'' county
X-Mr. ii. S. Carver. of Bel Air, sus-
taNed heavy loss on Thursday night
when n magnificent Holstein COW which
he recently purchased from Messrs.
Webster, Wadsworth and Mccormick
at "A long price, died without warning.
post norton disclosed that death was
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LYON MINNIkHTySEN,

Miss Catherine Howard Munnik
nuysen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
T. Munnikhuysen, Of near Bel Air, was
married on saturday to Mr.. James W.
Lyon, at Mt Calvary Church, Baltimore,
by Rev. VIM. Venable. in the presence
Of the immediate families and few
friends The bride was given in mar
riage by her brother, Mr. Lawrence
Munnlkhuysen. of Newport News, Va
She wore travelling suit Of midnight
blue fable. and carried bouquet OF
lilies of the valley and orchids. After
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Lyon left
on wedding journey, and upon theil
return will reside at McDonough, Md.
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GET OFT YOUR RAKE.

Under the auspices of the Women's
Civic Club Bel Mrs annual cleanup
will take place on April Is, 10 and 20.
For several years past our residents
have responded Loyalty to this call. and
it is sincerely hoped similar interest
will be shown this year. The route for
the wagons is as follows:
April ls-Main street, Rock Spring
avenue. broadway, Gordon, Franklin,
Williams and Maulsby streets.
April 19-Baltimore pike. Bond,
Thomas, Alice Ann and Howard streets.
April 20-Hickory avenue. Dallam
Place. Port Deposit avenue, CORTLAND
and Office streets
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Ilayrc de Grace Letter.

HAvRE pE GRACE, April l2,-Rev.
W. j. Meeks. who has been pastor of
the NJ. h. Church for two years, has
been returned to this charge much Ia
the satisfaction of his congregation.
The family of Dr. |. J. Woodward
moved on Tuesday to Baltimore. The
doctor is under treatment in II SAM
tarium.
Miss Mary Mahan has returned home
after spending three months with rela-
tlves in Chester. Pa.
Mrs. G.. j. Pussy, of Washington,
u. c., liz spending the week with her
sisters. the Misses Barron, on S. Wash
ingtOn street.
Mrs. A. C. Foster and two children
are spending this week with Mrs.
Fosters sisters, the Misses Briefly, in
Baltimore.
Latena's circus, which has wintered
here, will start the season by per
formance on Saturday, the 10Th.
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WARN RECEPTION FOR LEWIS.

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AUTOMOBILE BURNED.

About three o'clock Monday morning
large touring car owned by New
York attorney named Abel caught fire
from back explosion on the Elkton.
Newark road, about mile from the
latter place, and was completely de.
stroyed. The occupants narrowly es'
capped uninjured and had no time to save
even the robes. The loss was about
81, 500. Mr. Abel was returning from
Washington to New York when the
accident occurred. Cecil News.
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OBITUARY..
MRS. SARAH J. WATSON.


Mrs. Sarah J Watson, 81 years old,
died at her home in Baltimore on Mon
day Her funeral took place on Thurs
day afternoon. interment in Greenmount
cemetery. Mrs Isabel Sayler. of Aber-
deem, IL n sister Of the deceased.
MRS. JAMES T. RUSSELL.
Mrs. James /. Russell. formerly of
Havre de Grace, died at her home in
New York last Wednesday Of pneu-
monia. Mrs Russell. before her mari
age. WAS a Miss Cochran. Besides her
husband, who is also i'll with pneumonia,
she is survived by one son and two
daughters. The remains were brought
to Havre de Grace, where funeral ser
vices were held on Friday.
MRS. FRANCES ENGLAND.
Mrs. Frances England, mother Of
Mrs. James w. McNabb, died at the
home of her daughter near Whiteford.
on Wednesday. at the advanced age Of
92 years. The cause Of death was
pneumonia. Her funeral will take
place today friday from Mt Vernon
Church at O'Clock and interment will
be made at Slate Ridge cemetery.
JOHN N. SPENCER.
Mr.. John N. Spencer. aged 70 years.
died at his home in Havre de Grace on
Wednesday Of last week after linger
ing illness. Besides his widow he il
survived by one daughter, Mrs +. H..
Savage, and one son, Mr.. Harry Il.
Spencer. Funeral services were con
Quoted at his late residence on Saturday
afternoon by Rev. Edwin J. Hopkins,
interment being made at Angel Hill
Cemetery. For many years Mr.. Spen-
Ger conducted mercantile business in
Hayre de Grace, but for several years
past he has been engaged in the manu-
facture of corrugated metal culverts
His trade extended over this and ad-
joining states.
WILLIAM c. WILSON.
Mr.. William G. Wilson, a successful
farmer of east Hartford, died at his
home near Lapidum on Monday. Mr..
Wilson, who WAS ninety one years old,
several years ago served two terms as
county commissioner. He is survived
by four daughters, Mesdames Margaret
Stephenson. Carrie Smith, Alice Smith
and Miss Elizabeth Wilson, and two
sons, Messrs. James and John Wilson.
His funeral took place from his late
residence on Wednesday morning. and
interment was in Rock Run cemetery.
Rev. S. u. Tredway conducted the ser
vices. The pail bearers were: DR.. X.
H. Smith, p. L. Hopper, e. b. Silver,
w. Scott Silver, John Macklem anc
S. A. Smith.
J. B. FoRWooD.
/ Mr.. J. B. Forwood died at his home
near Chestnut Hill on last Friday,
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Neiqhborhood Nevs.
Jarrettsyille Affairs.

JARRETTSviLLE, April IL. Miss Alice
Eggleston il spending some time with
relatives in Baltimore.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Brown, Miss
Lucy Hearst and DR.. j. j. Amoss were
the week. end guests Of Mr. Brown \
parents, of Arnold, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs j. &. Taylor have re-
turned home after spending few days
with Dr. and Mrs. W. l.. Smith, Of
Underwood, Md.
Miss Virginia Spencer, Of Cooptown,
WAS the week end guest Of Miss Mil
dred Taylor.
Mr.. Edwin Jarrett, Of Baltimore,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Jarrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. o. Merryman are
spending some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. II. Taylor, Of Baltimore.
Mr.. A. S. Upton, who has been i'll
for the past month, is able to be out
again.
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MIR, HANNA SICK,

Mr.. John Il. Hanna. editor of the BE
Air Times and chairman of the State
Industrial Accident Commission, was
taken to the Union Protestant lnfrm.
AIRY on Saturday suffering from typhoiC
fever MIR. Hanna has been spending
the winter with his family in Baltimore
For two months past he has been in il
health because of repeated attacks OF
the grip but recently his condition was
greatly improved A few days ago h,
suffered relapse and DR.. Thomas
diagnosed the trouble rs typhoid.
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LARGE BARN BURNED.

The large barn belonging to the Mary
land State Framing School at Owings
Mills. together with it's contents which
consisted of about 200 tons of hay, II
large quantity of fertilizer and farming
implements, the stock only being saved,
was completely destroyed by fire n few
days ago. The loss, which was entire
y covered by insurance. is estimated
built at once Col Herman Stump, of
Bel Air, is director, and DR.. Frank
Heating, is Superintendent of the school.
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Personal MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Neale, of Abing
don, who spent the winter in Baltimore
have returned to their home.
Mr.. Joseph Holmes, of near Bel Air
suffered slight stroke of paralysis or
Friday.
Mr.. William Martin, of Pittsburg,
brother of Mrs. C. Milton Wright, OF
Bel Air. is seriously i'll at the home OF
his parents at Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reynolds, OF
Florida, are visiting Mrs. W. B.
Munnikhuysen.
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CARDlFF. April IL. Messrs. Charles
and Aaron Heaps, who have been spend
ing some time with their father, have
returned to their homes.
Mr. Andrew Duncan, who has been d
great sufferer at the home of his sor
Wiley, is not much improved.
Miss Gladys Hamilton, daughter OF
MIR. Carl Hamilton. who has been spend.
ing II short time with her aunt here, has
left for Rising Sun. Her mother died
n few weeks ago.
MIR. and Mrs. II. Il. Dooley enter.
tanned quite n number of friends one
dav last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Jones and
daughter Margaret spent last Monday
with her sister here.
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Good For Colds.

Honey Pmr.Ilr and Glycerine are recognized
cold rrmchIr, In Or Bells pine.Tar Honey
these are combined with other cough medicine
In pleasant syrup DIR. Bells fine-Tar' Honey
,DOibrs irritation ~ the throat Excellent for
young ldult and aged It's ono Of the best
cough syrups made. Formula on every bottle
You know lust what you are taking and your
doctor knows It's good for coughs and colds.
Insist on DR. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey. Only nc
atDrugRistz
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States Senate.
Subject 10 Primary Election May 1. 1919.
President Of Mdryidnd Senate 1896;
Head Of Baltimore city Ldw De-
pdrtment, 1908 1905, Counsel to Pub
lie Service Commission, 19IO-I9I6.
PLATFORM. The old Jeffersonian
principle Of equal and exact rights to all
men; reliance for individual well being
upon individual enterprise and energy
rather than upon Government patron.
age; the regulation (but not the owner
ship of the telephone and the railroads
by Government; the highest degree Of
administrative economy consistent with
the public necessities; tariff for reve-
nue. only: the largest measure of local
self government compatible with Wig
orous national authority; and an army
and navy unquestionably strong enough
to preserve our shores and liberties in
violate.
Published by authority OF
CARROLL GORMAN. Treasurer.
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WINS GORRELL.

Mrs. Rhoda o. WINS and Mr. George
y. Cornell, both of near Churchvllle
were married on Wednesday evening at
Abingdon NJ. +. parsonage by Rev. c.
II. Hastings. The bride wore bac k
serge travelling suit with hat to match
Mr. and Mrs. Gorrell will reside neal
Churchville.