The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-09-09

DEATH OF WELL-KNOWH PHYsICIAN.-Dr.
VIM. T. Montgomery, formerly of West Bangor,
Pa, died on the LIST instant at Shrewsbury, Pa,
OF Brights disease, at the age of forty years.
DIR. Montgomery was son of the late DR.. James
Montgomery, of Baltimore city, but formerly of
Hartford county. He graduated, at the age of II
at the University of Maryland, Immediately be-
came associated in the practice of medicine at
Clermont Mills. Hartford county, with DIR. Frank
Butler M. d. Upon the removal of DR.. Butler to
Westminster, Md, Doctor Montgomery formed
medical partnership with Dr. Archer Hays, a
talented young physician, now dead, their prac-
ticc being still in the neighborhood of Ciermont
Mills. DIR. Montgomery entered the Confeder-
ate army, at the beginning ofthe war; as private
in the First Maryland regiment, but his surgical
abilities becoming known, he was appointed
assistant surgeon and finally rose to be brigade
surgeon in Gen. James Archers Tennessee brig
ade. Upon the close of the war he settled in Bal
timorc city where he pacticed medicine for
several years. In 1876 he removed 10 West Ban.
gor. His health had been failing for several
yers, and during the last year of his life he al
most entirely relinquished the practice of his
profession. A few weeks ago he removed with
his wife to Shrewsbury. He leaves wife, who
is the sister OF Dr. T. s. Latimer, of Baltimore,
but no children. DR.. Montgomery was an able
physician and surgeon, gentlemen of kindly
and generous impulses, and his death is deeply
regretted. His funeral look place last Saturday,
at st. Mary's Catholic church, Deer Creek, Rev.
j. j. Conway pastor.
PERsoNAL.-Dr. w. 8. Archer, son of Hon.
Henry w. Archer, of this county, sailed from
the steamer Germanic. DR.. Archer has, been
pursuing his medical studies for more than n
year past in London, Paris and Vienna.
Hon. Herman Stump and Mrs. NJ. h. Stump
sailed on Tuesday from Baltimore, in the steamer
Nova Scotia, for Halifax, whittier Col Stump
has gone to seek relief from hay fever.
MIR. A. j. Routson, formerly of Resters-
town, Md, has removed to Bel Air with his
family. Mr.. Routson is the general agent of the
Mutual Live Stock Protective Association OF
North America, the object of which is TO afford
insurance upon horses mules and cattle. Mr..
Routson is agent of the company for Baltimore,
Hartford Charles and st. Marys counties and
proposes to make Bel Air his headquarters
He will no doubt meet with success in Hartford
B. F. Keen, son of Mr.. B. II. Keen, Esq, OF
Pcrrymansvile, has obtained a position as cash.
Ter in Mr.. j, q. Rouse's store Bel Air, in place
of Mr.. A. II. Greenfield, resigned.
MIR. Is. II. Hanson, Jr, formerly Of Hartford
! Furnace, on Monday entered upon his duties as
salesman in the well-known dry goods house OF
James Billingsley, corner of Gay and High
streets, Baltimore.
j. Henry Greenway, Esq, of this county
sailed from Baltimore for Rio de Janeiro, on
Wednesday of last week, on the brig Maggie NJ
Rivers.
MIR. Charles A. Richardson, of wilma, who
has been in delicate health for several years, has
gone TO the mineral springs of Page county
Shenandoah valley, Virginia.
Capt. VIM. H. Richardson and wife, of Tex
as, who were paying n visit to his father, Henry
Richardson, Esq, have left for Virginia and
| Texas.
Mrs. Alex. Curry, daughter of the late John
Street,, of this county, is now on IL visit to
Commissioner NJ. Whiefnrd, of the 9TH district
from her adopted home in indianapolis, Ind
Rev. w. 7. l.. Kicter, of Chnrchyillc, who
has been absent on his annual vacation, return
ed home ON Friday last and occupied his pulpit
on Sunday.
Comfy Commissioner James Il. Chesney, OF
the second district, is still confined to his bed
Hon. w. +. Pannell is lying dangerously i'll
at his residence at Hartford Furnace.
Hon. Henry w. Archer, ST., and lady re-
turned from Nanagansett, on Monday, and arc
now at their country seat near Bel Air. Mr..
Archer seems much refreshed by his summer
vacation, and is now attending to his profession,
al duties.