The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-04-10

proving. On Tuesday he was able to take a
house for many weeks.
Mir. Andrew Boyle, who lives near Pros
pect, is also improving slowly in health. He
is now able to walk about the house, but has
not been out yet.
Mr.. G. NJ Galley, general manager of the
National Publishing Company of Philadelphia,
has been on visit to his home at Jarrettsville
He expects to leave next Monday for Atlanta,
Ga.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SCHOOL COMMISSION
ERs.-The School Commissioners met on Tues
day. Present, Messrs Arthur Vosbury, Prcsi-
dent Franklin Whitaker and w. II. II. White
ford.
An appropriation was asked for the continu.
ance of the colored public schools, and $50 for
Havre de Grace, SIS for Bel Air and $40 each for
colorcd schools in other districts was granted,
where the attendance would justify and it
would be for the interest of all concerned to
continue them. l. was also ordered that where
the colorcd schools were not opened at the
usual time last fall they be continued MS part Of
the summer term.
The trustees of Bel Air school were directed
to plant trees in the school-yard.
Messrs. Henry Sm!thson, Tlos. w. Heaps and
Others presented petition for a new school, on
the road from Pylesville to Mill Green, about
l d miles from the former place. MIR. Heaps
agreed TO sell a lot on the corner at Heaps
Cross Roads, for $25. Messrs. Heaps and
Smithson also agreed TO haul lumber for the
house fIom The nearest railroad station, free of
charge, furnish and haul the stone and furnish
the sleepers and stills In the woods, hauling
them free OF charge.
delegation, headed by DIR. N. b. Bryan, also
presented petition for new school in South
Delta.
Petitions were also presented for new school
houses at Frogtown, Sd district; Union Cross
Roads, 5,h district; and at Sarah Furnsce, 4th
district.
Messrs. j. Wilson Galbreath, J. F. smithson
and j. F. Devoe also urged the building of new
school house in North Bend school district, q
petition for the same having been filed preyi-
ously. Messrs. Galbreatb, Smitheon and Deyoe
agreed 10 haul the timber required from the
nearest station and furnish the stone on the
Offered 10 give a lot upon which 10 build the
school house.
The board pa iently heard each delegation
and promised to give careful consideration to
the several petitions.
Adjourned to meet on the first Tuesday In
May.
VEsTRY Observation-Disclosures for vestrymen
hpr fhu rpl uffi WE hald In, E,,ia
copal churches of this county on Easter Mon
day, resulting as follows:
Christ Church, Rock Spring.-Rev. Jas. b.
Craighill, rector. Vestrymen-John Moores,
John b. Wysong, Thomas Allibone, VIM. II.
Waters, David Davidson, Joshua Wann, James
X. Keech and Franklin Devoe. Wardens-
Joshua Waun and David Davidson. Register
John Is. Wysong. Delegate to Convention
John Moores; alternate, VIM. II. Waters.
Emmanuel Church, Bel Air.-Rev. Jas. B. Craig
hill, rector. Vestrymen-Hon. Henry w. Archer,
Col Herman Stump, DR.. X. d. Lee, DR.. W. b.
Muunkhuyseu, j. NJ. STREET., A. NJ. Fulford, G.
Smith Norris aud Thomas Runway. Wardens-
g. Smith Norris and Thomas Hanway. Regis
teri, NJ. Street,. Delegate 10 Convention
Hon. Henry w. Archer; alternate-A. NJ. Full
ford
Holy Trinity, Churchvilie. E. A. Col
burn, rector. Vestrymen-Dr. David Harlan,
A. b. Hanson, B. F. Hanway, T. A. Hays, jus.
Lee, Harry Wilson, VIM. w Ramsay and /. w.
Coalc. Wurdens- Harry ID. Coale aud Hargraves
Spalding Register-A. B. Hanson. Delegate
10 Cony tion-Dayid Harlan; alternate, James
Lee.
81. Joh,,'s Church, Hare de Grace.-Rev.
Frederick Z. Lee, rector. Vestrymen Il. w.
Murphy, james Burke, Edward Hall, John n.
Myers, j. W. O'Neill, Col Robert 5. Rodgers,
Arthur Vosbury and DIR. W. w. Hopkins. The
delegate and alternate 10 convention have not
yet been appointed.
Deer Creek Parish. GRACE Memorial Church,
Darlington, aud Ascension Church, Deer Park,
Rev E. w. Wroth, rector. ves'rymen-Hon.
John ii. Price, Jos. Il. Hopkins, Geo W. Jones,
b j. Williams, Dr.. John Stppinglon, Samuel
s Scarboro, John w. Carter aud IL s. HUFF |
Watdens--John Kirk and II. Sapp. Scar
borough Register-Dr. John Sappington, |
Delegate to Convention Hon j "hn II. Price
q ternate, Geo W. Jones.
49, Georges CHURCH enwnans.. Rev. jesse
q Taylor, rector, Vestrymen-John Jay, 8. g.
Davis, Jacob j. Michael, Andrew Hall, b. II
Keen, Charles w. Michael, Marion II. Guild and
c. Cole. Wardcns-Samuel s. Jay and PHILIPPE