The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-05-26
Darlington Itemn

Darlington, May 23rd-Dr. and Mrs.
Henry Runner spent part Of last week
In Baltimore.
Az u proof that tho frosts were not
30 far reaching In this section Mr. VIM.
j. Shure has seventy-Rve peach trees
full Of peaches.
Mr.. j. Roy Thomas has the finest
garden onion bed that could be found
in days journey. He planted two
bushels Of sets Of the Hill or Potato
onion variety and being multipliers
each now has seven or eight addition
al large onions around 1t As the fam
lily eat them very freely, we predict
the Doctors bills will be few and far
between.
4 party II; consisting @f"&y:: Ind MIN,
j. M. Warner, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Brnkham, and Mrs. VIM. b. Selfe at
tended the Circus In Baltimore on
Thursday.
Miss Henrietta Peterson, of Balti-
more, spent the week end with Miss
Susan Harry.
Mrs. X. +. Taylor, OF Philadelphia,
sister to Mr.. Phillip Brown, and who "
u trained nurse, Is nursing Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. Brown who Ii still very i'll, shows
some signs of improvement.
An entertainment consisting of lit
tie play "Tell Your Wife, supplement
cd by musical numbers will be given
at the Dublin High School June End 3
= Nj. Admission adults rs cts. chill
dren Is cents. Proceeds for the bene-
NJ OF Dublin Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Lee have re-
turned from visit TO relatives In
Washington, ID. G.
Mr.. A. de X. Sapplngton with mo-
toIing party from Baltimore, attended
services at Grace Memorial Church on
Sunday.
Mrs. Il. s. Worthington who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. THOMAS A.
Hays, of Baltimore attended the Com.
mencement and meeting Of Alumni As
sociaton OF Hannah More Academy re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis A. Kirk, Of Port
Deposit, were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J. Fletcher Hopkins.
Mrs. A. Middlemore, OF the Faculty
Of Brynmawr College, Pa, In the guest
Of her sister, Mr.. Samuel Mason, Jr.
Rev. Theodore Baith had with him
az his guest on Sunday Rev. Norval
Wicker, u classmate ut the Theological
Seminary OF Alexandria, Va. who de-
livered the sermon.
Mr.. j. A. g. Allen and family arrived
this week and opened their summer
homo Westacre.
Mrs. John Wroth, Of Baltimore, IL
the guest Of Mrs. r. W. Wroth.
Mr.. and Mira. Samuel Rowland, Jr.
Of Port Deposit, entertained ten Of
their Friends at q supper at the Tow
path Tea House on Sunday.
Mr.. Edward Burkins, Jr, of Trcn-
ton, N. j., has been visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Burklns.
The Darlington Cemetery is having
an overhauling In competent hands
and Is being put into beautiful shape.
Mr.. james W. Wilson Ia President Of
the Board Of Directors.
Messrs. Andrew Smith, John Lamb
and Charles McNutt were visitors to
friends and relatives In Philadelphia
on Sunday.
The Children's Day Services will be
held at the NJ. y. Church on Sunday,
June 18th.
A very enthusiastic little conference
was held Friday afternoon In the inter
est Of Relief Work Of the Hartford
County Juvenile Court from the 9th
District, at the home Of Mrs. u. J..
Williams, District Finance Chairman
This conference was held for the pur-
pose Of devising ways for bringing
before the public more intimate
knowledge Of the splendid work done
and for giving an opportunity TO those
not acquainted with the work 10 lend
their assistance. Plans were made
which will be duly advertised, and 5000
from the First Precinct pledged. Miss
Antoinette MoOres, Of the Juvenile
Court, gave an interesting account Of
the work done and amount of money
used for different purposes. Those pre-
sent were: Miss Moores, Mrs. J. W.
Harry, Mrs. William Il. Gallon, Jr.,
Mrs. r. Burton Smith, Mrs. B. J. Will
Jams, Messrs. George T.. Silver, James
W. Wilson, John W. Hopkins and Fred
G. Jones.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the NJ. u.
Church will hold strawberry and lee
cream festival on the church grounds
on June Bird. Everybody welcome.