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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-09-01
Jarrettsyille News

Jarrettsville, August 20 MIR and
Mrs. T. II. Ward and Mr.. John Ward
have returned from visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Downs of Barnegot, N. j.
Misses Ida and Mary Hawkins. Of
Baltimore, spent last week with Miss
Mary C.. Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Whiteford had
as guests on Sunday MIR, and Mrs. Flu
gene Rogers and family. Mr.. Harry
Hood, Mr.. and Mrs. George Frey and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. William Hood
Of Forest Park.
Miss Anna Bradley is visiting rela-
tives In Washington, ID. c.
Miss Katherine Ward il visiting
friends and relatives in Philadelphia
and BarnegOt, N. j.
Miss Mollie Almony. Of Bel Air, II
spending the week with her sister
Mrs Harvey Gross.
Mrs. Pleasant Hunter and daughters
of Baltimore have returned after Wa
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j,
1homa, Gross.
Mrs. Rosa Spencer spent som" time
in Philadelphia with her daughter
Ms. G. i. Pyle.
Miss Annie Dose, Of Baltimore, h
spending n week at the home of Mr.
Alex Waters.
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In accordance with the established
policy of the American Red Cross all
IIrasurcrS accounts are carefully
audited annually,
The Hartford County Chapter has
just completed this requirement. Al
Monday annual meeting the thank +,
of the Chapter were extended to Mr..
Wilmer Barnes and Rev. c. T. Nowlln
for their examination of the account s.
of the Chapter Treasurer. Their re
port follows:
Bel Air, Md, August 10Th, lo22
Mr. VIM W. flnncy Chairman
Hartford County Chapter
American Red Cross,
Bel Air, Maryland.
Dear Sir:
Your auditing committee after duly
examining in detail the debit and
credit items comprised in the report
for the year ended June 30, 1922 of
your treasurer, Mr. II. s. O'Neill, II
copy Of which is herewith attached,
finds a. follows:
That balance on hand July |, 1921
as shown by the last audit was S7Ol Oh.
harmony with the sccrctarys books,
S3,9i0.li.
Making II total to he accounted for,
Si,6iI.75.
Expenditures as shown ON the Treas
urer's report SHo02,3i.
Leaving balance on hand actually
covered by the Trcasu~'s bank bal
ancc in the Farmers Il Merchants
National Bank of Bel Air, Maryland,
$T39il.
The credit or paid out items wer"
found to exactly agree with the can
celed checks used in payment which
in turn agreed with the vouchers sign
ed by the Chairman aud secretary.
Respectfully submitted,
W. l.. BARNES,
c. l.. NOWLlN,
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Mrs.. Lawrence Waters aud it'll,
son have returned to thei, home il
Hamilton after spending a week with
her aunt Mrs. Arthur Bachman.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry f. Bean and
family and Mr.. Joseph Beans family
motored from Annapolis and spent
Sunday with Mr.. and MIS-. Arthur L.
Bachman. >
Misses Mildred Wheeler, of kalmia,
and Adelia and Bessie Kelly, of Bel
Air left on Monday to join camping
party near Gettysburg.
Rev. Calvin Dill Wilson has return
ed to Glenda ale, Ohio after spending a
month at 1.-The Mount" near Creswell
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner enter
tanned the members of the vestly Of
st. James Church together with their
wives at dinner party given Thurs
day night at their home near Taylor
Mr.. James H. Scarf, of the we'll
known firm of Wyatt, Noting and
Scarf architects Of Baltimore, has re-
turned from northern motor trip and
has been visiting at the home of Mr..
James NJ Scarf near Taylor.
An infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Kirkwood died at Baltimore
hospital on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Bailey and fami-
ly, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Bailey and
family, of Sharon, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Murrell Grafton, of Forest Hill, have
returned from a motor TIP to Blue
Mount, Virginia.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Miss Elizabeth Archer Kennedy,
daughter Of Mr.. Howard w. Kennedy,
of Bel Air was married at the home Of
her father in the presence of a few
friends and relatives to DR., Max NJ.
Zinninger of Canton, Ohio Thursday
evening. The wedding march was
played by DR.. Zinningers' sister
and Miss Jane Shaw rendered
pleasing solo. Rev. D. L. Ennis,
now Of Baltimore, but formerly pastor
of the M. E. Church Of Bel Air
performed the marriage ceremony.
Miss Kennedy is a graduate of the
Nurses Training School of Johns Hop
kins and has many friends in her home
town. Dr. Zinninger graduated with
honors from the Hopkins Medical
School in 1927 and since that time has
been engaged in hospital work at the
parent institution. He is now about
to locate in Cincinnati to pursue the
practise of surgery.
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Personal. MENTION

Miss Margaret Lakel and Mr. Jan'tS
TAYLOR, Of Philadelphia, are the guest
Of Miss Goldie Smith at her nome
stafford Terrace"
Miss Geraldie Sullivan, Of Baltln"'e
/, spending her vacation at the hong
Of Mr.. and Mrs Jerry ]. Sullivan.
Mis- Margaret Lynch, Of Baltimore
is visiting Miss Katherine SUI Ivan
Of VanBibber, Miss Lynch and MISE
Sullivan have recently returned from
a trip together, visiting Washington
Mt Vernon and Rehoboth Beach.
Mr., John Cage Of Baltimore IS VISIT.
ing his mother, Mrs. Henry Gage OF
VanBibber. .1
Miss Elnora Benson has rcturne"
from her vacation spent with friends
in Long Branch, n. J. and New YORK
City. TIT
Mrs. +. W. Jourdan Of Long Branch
n. ]. and Miss Lo A. Banks OF New
York City, have returned home aftef
spending week with Mrs. Jordan :
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Noonan'
Of Fountain Green, Md.
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GORREI.I~CARR

Miss Mabel Marian Carr wa' mari
ed Tuesday to Mr.. Wilton Allender
GOrrelI, the ceremony taking place at
the parsonage of Clifton Park Meth
odt.t Episcopal Church, Baltimore. in
the presence Of a few relatives. Rev.
William VI hoffman, former pastor
at Aberdeen, oriciated The brides
only sister, Mrs. George Il. Adams.
was matton Of honor and Mr.. John d.
Tarring was best man.
The bride is daughter of Mr.. Nil
fort NJ. Carr and is one of Aberdeen. =
handsomest young women. She "a7
attired in blue Canton crepe gown,
hand embroidered in cut steel beads
and carried adiance roses.
The groom is the only son OF Mr.
Ida c. Gorrell and the late Nichols
Gorrell Of Aberdeen. He is in busi-
ness in the town and is also taking a
college course in electrical engneer-
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Gorrcll will reside
in Aberdeen
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Forest Hill Happenings

Forest Hill, Aug. 30th-Miss Clara
Stonebraker has returned from visit
to Mrs. f. d. Ward at FallstOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McGlone of
Govans, spent the week end with Mrs.
w. W. Radebaugh.
Mrs. G.. F. Gleason, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenton Gleason and Mr.. Frank Glea-
son, all of Baltimore, were Sunday
guests of the Misses Stonebraker.
Miss Nellie Barry after spending
several weeks with Mrs. G. d. Rade-
baugh has returned to the city.
Miss Edna Harkins and Mr.. Devries
Lowe gave their friends surprise last
Saturday afternoon when 1t was learn
ed that they had been quietly married
at st. Ignatius rectory. They will re
side in Pittsburg where the groom Is
engaged in business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brown, Of
Baltimore, spent Thursday here,
Mrs. Elmer johnson has as her
guests her sister Mrs. Josephine
Smithson and her niece Miss Clara
Smithson, of Baltimore.
Miss Leila Dawson, of Baltimore and
her cousin. Miss Adelaide Dawson, of
New Serscy, were week end guests of
Mrs. Edith Mechem Poole.
Miss Mary Roe, Of Baltimore, spent
Thursday with her father MIR. William
Roe.
Miss Mary Tucker and Miss Ruth
Tucker. of Baltimore, spent Thursday
with their parents.
Miss Elizabeth King, Of Baltimore.
Is spending fortnight with her aunt
Mrs. Louisa Poole.
Miss Mamie Ady. Mr. and Mrs.
Heisler Shepard. Miss Anna Howard
and Mr.. William Osborne, of Bait
more, motored to our village last
Monday evening and called ut the
home of Mrs. Priscilla Ady and Mrs
Mary Lucinda Poole.
Miss Nancy Lee Webster, Of Balti
more. is the guest Of her aunt Mr.
Priscilla Ady,
Mrs. ". II. johnson, of WhitciorJ
is spending this week with Mrs. Mary
Lucinda Poole and Mrs, u. +. Wilson.
Miss Julia A. Clark. IA native OF
Hartford aud member of one of iiar
fonda pioneer families, but who hal
spent the greater part of hrr life III
Baltimore, died last Tuesday and was
buried at Christ Church, Rock Spring
on Thursday Afternoon She is survived
by two sisters, Mrs. Mary Lucinda
Poole aud Mrs Hannah T.. Wilson aud
several nlcccs and ncphcwS.
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Aberdeen, August 10th Mcssis. T..
o. Viele aud Company are busy max
ing the necessary repairs to their
lumber plant near the Baltimore aud
Ohio railroad which WAS so badly
damaged by fire On the 2'rd instant.
A blazing automobile in which a
lady was seated, caused temporary eX
element IN front of Mr., Henry Tar
rings Hardware store one afternoon
last week when a crowd soon gathered
only to find that n demonstration OF
Il powder for distinguishing fire was
being made by an agent. The flff was
Az soon put out as it was started.
The Yadlrf Cluh IAN organization
Of young ladies of the town., was Civ
en- II delightful dance in the American
Legion Hall on Monday evening by IA
number Of young men Of the town who
had been guests Of the club during Il
recent camping party ut Mr.. T. v.
MitchelIs bungalow at Bush River.
Mcssrs. lnmlcr, David Grant and
KessIer Iivczey rendered fine music on
this occasion.
Miss Margaret Dorsey of Roland
," am m .P"' h p cnn.ins Mise Helen
,.I u,,,,, n.Ler
'', ~, ''''' h','. Nc p;Jgo,J ,C No,rolk
t. 'd';,,nn NJ u Cih.nn
u NJ, ,'H'''"f n,,hv Groaorw ,r N,th
Carolina is n guest Of Miss Helen
STREET. Of the Hickory.
Miss Emma Is. Morgan is spending
h,.s I,anr,ga RnI,pl14 at
9 a, W.T. n m" ''
''' NJ, Ma Maria K.nloy If RoInud Park
",'I w. ''" ,.'''L ,i,h ,or nnusin Miss
Sp" ,n W, In "'''
'"i na' W;I,iam A p,,c. has returned
, w 49, ".o,,, anJ wi,, ,rrunv hIs
''y y'',, T., ",n,o praahv,or;,n Church
F''t"' ~ c,,',o,,i,, .s nsu,l
w ,"''''S. = Mnrn,n NJ naI,imorc
WV y IT," co',,i',L, il, AherJoc,
~ ,P''' W;' 49, ~ nos giyon n
IT, -, A., mad Mrs. /
u VA ~ ~ ,ho;,. hama nn Rovers
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DIR. MEAD RECEIVES LOUD CALL

DR.. George W. Mead, Of the Presby
terrain Church, Bel Air, has received
invitation to work that, if accepted,
viii take him from Bel Air. In answer
to inquiry he said to The 4gi- that he
expects to reach Il decision soon, when
he will make first announcement to his
church.
This new work would bring Dr. Mead
before large audiences who would thus
have an opportunity to enjoy his un
questioned gift as AN orator and bene
fit by his thoughtful analysis of all
important subjects. We grant the size
Of the field offered him ratherOutclass-
e' his present limited sphere. hut as
sure him that nowhere will he find
more appreciative audiences than in
Bel Air A host of sincere friends are
hending their efforts towards making
the Doctor tarry in our midst.
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BEL. AIR NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. Ruskin Warren expect
to leave Sunday on an extensive Nor
thern motor trip which will embrace
Niagara Falls, points in Canada and
the New England States with II stop
over in New York City en- route home.
Miss Madeline Ayres is spending her
vacation with relatives and friends in
York, Pa.
Miss Nellie Macl.ean, of Washington
and Mrs. Bette Morcand. of Baltimore
are spending some time with Mr. and
Mis-. T. Frank MacLean.
Mr.. Allen Amos, of Baltimore, spent
the week end at the home of Mr.. Frank
Macl.ean.
Professor j. Albert Miller, the new
principal of Bel Air High School. has
moved his family into the residence
formerly occupied by Prof. klingaman.
Mr.. Frank Wysong, of near Rel Ain
left on Monaay to accept position IN
New York
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LOWE-H ARkl\S

Miss Edna Harkins, daughter of Mr.
+. Hall Harkins and Mr.. +. DevrieS
Lowe, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart
Lowe, both of Forest Hill, were quietly
married at st. lgnatius Rectory on
Saturday.
The bride wore dark blue travelling
suit with hat to match and carried
brides roses. After the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe left for a short
stay in the mountains of Western
Maryland.
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MIR. FtLFORD HONORED

Mr.. Alexander Fulford, Of Bel Ain
was the recipient of an unusual honor
last Friday when he was called 10
Washington to receive Il citation from
the hands Of the representatives of the
government of the Serbs, Croats and
Slovrnes. On July 18th. 1919 at Pod
goritca, Montenegro Mr.. Fulford n"
Ce,ved IA medal for relief work done
while he served us Lieutenant in the
American Red Cross and the citation
presented him at the Washington En-
bassy of these far away people l.
another Acknowledgement of the very
great service they considered our feel
low tuwnsman rendered them in their
days Of distress. The document bears
the official seal of their government,
the signature Of the Prime MInlSt"'
and confers on Mr.. fulfort mcmbcl-
ship in the Royal Order of st. Sava'
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT

Harold Preston, about ten years old,
son of Mr.. Robin Preston, of Fallston,
met with an unusual and painful acct
dent Tuesday While upon the roof Of
a new building with his father he ran
a large splinter into the sinews of the
large toe Of his bare foot and it be-
came so thoroughly imbedded that or
binary means of removal could not be
used. He was hurriedly brought to
Bel Air where physicians administered
an anaesthetic and gave the necessary
attention to the wound.
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BOYS PREPARING FOR TIMONItM

Calf and Pig Club boys in Hartford
are all astir this week getting their
stock in shape for the opening Of III p
monium. Owing to the fairs lack of
pace only four Durocs and -four Rerk
sh'res can be taken over by the boys.
All of the thirty three calves IN Tia"
1922 club will make the trip, however
and 1t is predicted they viii carry Il
goodly share Of the blues out of tn"
ring.
Competition among the calves viii
be kcencr than ever this year. County
Agent W. c. Snarr, formerly of Har
ford. has some good ones in tow and
other counties are striving hard to
follow HarfOrd's shining example in
this good work. Just AS we have been
leaders in past years so we believe our
boys will land towards the top this
season.
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SESStNEN-HtRI.AN

A pretty wedding was solemnized in
the Havre de Grace Baptist Church
last Sunday morning after the regular
services, when Miss Sylvia NJ. Harlan,
of that city, became the bride of Mir.
Guy x. ScSsamen, of Jersey Shore, Pa.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. f.. l.. Crosse. pastor of the church
and the wedding march was rendered
by Miss Charlotte White. The bride
was becomingly dressed in blue mes
saline with hat to match and wore n
corSagc bouquet of bride roses.
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ST. MARY'S CONSIDERING SEC
OND TOURNAMENT

The committee in charge Of tour
uaments at St Mays, PyIesvlile, u
considering holding another for anna
tours the latter part Of October If there
are enough entrants to Justify IL. >"
many professionals are attracted to
the regular ST. Marys tournament II
is thought this plan would give anna,
teur. an opportunity to develop equal
skill. Good cash prizes will be oter-
ed and riders should send in their
rames at once. D..
Rev. Louis Vaeth Is loud IN his
praise Of the committees who made
the other tournament "a success. WIN
ners of the various articles offered
we're: Ford Car-Victor Wise, Wash
ington; Miniature Altar Martin Kelly,
Jr.; Patrick Hushon, Bait
more: Centre Piece Ms. Rahll, For
est Hill; So gold piece. Hushon
Delta; Luncheon Set-Mrs Jane
Smith. Fawn Grove; Sweater-Mrs
W. A. Simpson, Washington; Statue
of st. Rita-W. S. Forwood, Bel Air.
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STATE DAiRYMEN'S MEETING
AND PICNIC

The annual business meeting aud
picnic of the Maryland state Dairy
mems Association was held at Carlln's
Park, Baltimore last Saturday. Up
wards Of three thousand tru" Mary
lardrrs both men and women gath
cred from all sections Of tn" state.
attended this annual festival and spent
day of TEST and amusement.
In the morning members and th"lf
friends were taken on an Inspection
tour Of the new plant for the handling
of milk by products which the ASSo-
citation has recently completed at
cost Of approximately %T5,O0O, VIM"
IA vet this establishment has not been
put in actual operation because there
has been no surplus milk to be handled
hy it, the member Of the Association
feel that the plant Is u great protnc-
tion to them against the one tim" Ia
millar cry of Surplus by CITY dealers
W. +. Shilling, President of the TWIN
CITY MILL Producers Association OF
st Paul, Mimi, delivered an inspiring
address while talks were also maze
during the day by Dir. Woods OF the
State University, Officers of the As
ISOLATION and representatives Of the
Baltimore Health Department. School
children from Public School No. z"
presented two very interesting NIUE
playlet. and Mr.. Fred {. longs OF
Darlington brought down the mouse
with on. of his comic recitatl"hs.
Through the courtesy Of MI. 'hlilh
the park had been thrown open to th'
visitors from the country, FURNISHING
them many free amusementS ana at
small expense various riding devices
and other pleasure park feature i"i
pivn To run al surroundings we're great
~ enjoyed. ,.-...,.
The MARYLAND State Darym"n's A.
sociation il largely an outRro"th OF
movement started in our confth"9S'
here in 1914 looking to a faIr h'ai '"'
the milk producer, Hartford men nav"
always been active in tn" management
of the Association which now huinp't
around $500 members. Through inns
organization auniform fair sellingp price
snr milk il obtained nsurlng the Guy
dwcllers an adequate regular supply
Of nuality milk while at the same time
tho da,rvmau Is enabled to receive
SONG recompense for his capital ana
labor u.t..,,;u. il
President and Mr., |. W. Heaps OF
pvlesyille. Src.-Trea5. of the aSsocia
,,1n These gentlemen along with
a." VIM A Wheeler, of PylesVllle, are
members of the Board OF Twelve u
rectors who manage the aha'rS OF wv
Association.
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OBITUARY
LAURA b. TAMMANY

Miss Laura B. Tammany died in
Havre lie Grace, Monday and was bur
led in that city Wednesday, services
being conducted at the NJ. +. Church
by the pastor Rev. Stewart. Miss Tam
many was a leading member of the
Hartford teachers corps and in point
of service was one of the oldest, If not
the oldest member of the organiza-
ton, having taught about thirty five
years. She was member Of Havre de
Grace High School faculty. The de
ceased leaves many warm friends to
regret her demise.
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Mrs.Lesler Sialey of lei All, speut
part OF last week with her father, Mr.
John Russell.
Mr.. Theodore Brown Williams, of
Philadelphia, spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. |. Walter Thompson.
Mrs, l.. T. Street. of Baltimore, has
Mrs. John Kirk.
returned to her home after visiting
Mis- Louise Husbands from Rock
land Delaware is the guest Of Mrs.
Fred Racine.
Mrs. W. W. Wilson and little daugh-
ter Isabel have returned from a month
stay at Ocean City.
DR.. and Mrs. VIM. T.. Gallon spent
part of last week in Baltimore.
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z LADIES' TOURNAMENT ON
MANOR

An interesting tournament was held
at My Ladys Manor last Saturday the
customary men riders being supplanted
by ladies. Twelve fearless "knightS"
contested for the honors, Miss Mildred
Pearce finally carrying off the laurels
and browning Mr.. William Street, of
Bel Air king"
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SUNDAY CHAITAuQt \

The regular vesper service uSeh al
Lake Chautauqua, New YORK, ever!
Sunday evening will be used sunday
Sept. Bird at the Bel Air Chautaugua'
Rev. H. G. Brnughton, Superintendent
this year. will preach, assisted by
pastors of the town.
The Vesper Service IS wholly IN
Keeping with the day and SATURDAY :
talent. the Swarthmore Versatile SIX
will remain over Sunday and render
sacred music during the service.
An added feature will probably he
music by the Hartford Choral Cluh
which everyone will want to hear.
No tickets will be necessary
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General Laws Of Maryland. u Primary Election
viii b" held in Hartford County. IN
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER THE ii,h.
between The hours Of A. NJ. and r. N.
for the purpose Of nominating candidate. on
the Democratic Ticket for tho Offices Of u, X
Senate and Congressman for the Second Con
KresH"nhl District sud the RepublirHn
ticket. for the Offices Of United Statrs Senate.
The pl""ss oi yotinY are aS fDllows'
LIST District, list Precinct Prics'a iiut"l. Ab.
inyJDn.
lat District. End Precinct Mnry A. Shfplny'a
Residence. Shp.y'A Conner
Ind District. lat Precinct "a I" - Town
Station House, Aberdeen TX 10 ~ under Old
Town Hall. Abnrdron
End DiStrid. 2nd rrerinc, f"nh Bros.
Shop, HppeweIl
End District. 3fd Precinct q. A. MrfIuigHnN
OHirs. PerrymRn
3rd District. LIST Precinct "A to - County
Agents Office Court House. Hsl Air TX To ~
County CommiSsionert Office Court House.
bel Air,
3rd District. md Precinct Odd Fellows Hall.
Churehyillr.
ard District. Bird Precinct u. ShanahnnS
Hail. Fallst0n.
3rd District. iih Precinct Frw'E shop A.
HarkinA Shops
srd District. 9th Precinct Odd Fellows Hall
Forest Hin
Ath District. lL Precinct Jarrettxyill" Hpi"i
JHrrettsvills
9Th District. Ind Precinct odd felIw's Hall
Upper Cross Roads
Ath District srd Precinct krlDn Wiey's
UHire Worthwhile"
9Th DistrG LIST Precinct Dublin Sohfbd
Houss, Dublin.
9Th district, 2nd Precinct sIaie Ridge SFho"
House. near Cardiff
9Th District lat Precinct "A 10 ~ Mayor
OHire, Hayre de Grace TX to ~ s = Bolts
Residence. HnVre de Grace.
9Th District. Ind Precinct hcVey'H Ware.
house. Corner Stokes and Oisepo Fl. HaVfe de
Grace
HENRY CAIN PfesHlsnt,
Il HUTCHfES WILSON.
EDWIN G., KtFKWOOD
Supervisor Of Elections Of Hartford County,
3 WHITFIELD Cam. Clerk.