The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-12-31

surance Company, at the Court House
Action taken upon matters relating to
change of Constitution.
10Th. Institution of Odd Fellows Lodge
in Bel Air, called Triumph Lodge, No. 16.
18th. A meeting of citizens of Bel Air held
at the Court House for the purpose Of dis
cussing matters of interest and importance
to the prosperity of the town and neIghbor,
hood. Meeting ofHarford Historical Society
at the Court House, Bel Air.
goth. Howard p. Smith, aged 81 years
died in Bel Air.-Charles Jordan died ia
Darlington John A. McCommons died
near Level.-William Jones, aged SO years
died near Darlington.
23d Dwelling house of John Lamb, near
Darlington, destroyed by fire.
| Goth. David ST. Clair died, near Clermont
Mills, aged 90 years.
9Th. Musical and literary entertainment
| Mechanicsvile school, near the Hickory.
29th. John Thomas almost instantly kill
cd in the slate quarry of Robert T. Jones,
near Delta.
Both. Dwelling and two out buildings be-
longing TO John s. Baldwin, near Baldwn's
Station, destroyed by FIRE.
MAY
2d. Rev. s. A. Hobliszell preached his
first sermon in M. p. Church, Bel Air First
meeting of Missionary Society of M. E. Sun
day School, held in NJ. E. Church, Bel Air.
Sd. VIM. Lloyd aged 81 years, instantly
killed, while working a boom at VIM. E.
Williams slate quarry, near Delta.-Election
OF Town Commissioners for Bel Air-Fannie
Gertrude Smith, 20 years, died at Norrisville.
9th. ], 1000 fencing rails belonging to VIM.
Il. Wallis, near Forest Hill, set ON fire by
lightning and destroyed.
9TH Dam, OF M;lcnrl Mills ol,o
of Deer Creek, swept away by the freshet.
9Th. Carmi Salman, an italian workman
on the new b. and o. Railroad, stabbed and
killed by Dopati Sorocca.
10th. Miss Priscilla Bailey died, near
Avondale
18th. John g. DAWSON, of Falston, was
caught beneath n falling tree and severely
injured.
goth. Musical and literary entertainment
given in Moore Brothers Hall, Fallston, for
the benefit of Fallston Library.
21st. Evan Tollenger died, at Swan
Creek, at an advanced age-Concert by
Wilmington Quartette, in the Town Hall,
Darlington.
2sd. David Carman, at Thomas Run,
lrampled by horse and severely injured.
9Th Mrs. Avarilla Galloway died, near Bel
Air. aged "a years.
2S'h. Quarterly meeting of the Hicksite
friends, in the meeting house at Darlington.
Henry Smith and Jefferson Henry two bows
at Casteton, while playing with pistol dis
charged the weapon, the ball striking little
daughter of George A. Fisher in the left
cheek.
JUNE.
1st. Mt. Ararat Lodge held its last bust
ness meeting in the old Masonic Hall, Bel
Air.
Cd. Bouldin Gilbert, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Preston Gilbert, died in Bel Air Second
quarterly institute of w. G. Il. U. of Mary
land, was held at the NJ p. Church, Bel Air.
7th. Stagmer's Hotel reopened in Bel Air
by d. X. Burrell, of Havre de Grace.-Ma-
sonic Bazaar opened at Bel Air.
Sth. Meeting of the Baltimore Presbytery
held in the Presbyterian Church, ChurcHville.
9th. Mr.. Edward Hanna severely in
jured by being thrown from a carriage, at
10th. Missionary meeting held in Har-
mony Church, near Glenville.
18th. Mrs. Rebecca Green, ag ed 30 years,
died suddenly, near Shawsvile.
18th. VIM. II. Rhea severely injured at
the Paper Mills, near Conowingo.
18th. Dwelling house of james Griffith,
with its contents, near Churchvillc, destroy
ed by fire.
~ 18th ~, Caleb Caleb spicer lying near Keville,
18Th. Rev. w. G. Stull installed as pastor
of Bethel Church, near Jarrettsvlle.
10Th. Amateur minstrel troupe, from
Baltimore, gave an entertainment in the
Court House, Bel Air, for the benefit of the
Circulating Library.
Goth. Rev. j. Harry Chesley officiated as
rector of Spesutia Church, for the first time.
Celebration of Children's Day, by singing,
reading and Rotations in the M. Z. Church.
Bel Air.
Esd. Excursion of East Baltimore bust
ness men to Havre de Grace.-Mrs. Emma
johnson, wife of George H. johnson, and
daughter of Mr.. Nathan Grafton, ofForest
Hill, died in her Gath year.
25th Richard f. Wallis died at his home,
near Chrome Hill.
Grace High School.
3Olh Commencement of Bel Air Graded
School.-Closing exercise of Bel Air Acad-
emy
JULY.
I'd. Stable of John Chatterton, near Pleas
antville, destroyed by fire.
Sd. Mass meeting near Bel Air, in celebra-
ton ofthe 4th of July Col E. II. Webster
presiding.
5th. Examination of teachers for public
schools.
9th Hottest day in the year. Their
mometer in Bel Air marking 90 degrees in
the shade,-Contract for building new
masonic Hall in Bel Air, awarded 10 Jacob
E. Bull.-Geo. L. Anderson died near Level,
aged rs years,
7th. Barn of Jas. G. Bavington, near Bel
Air destroyed by fire.
9th. Prohibition club organized in Bel Air.
18th. Parker Scarborough died ct the
Almshouse, of paralysis.
10Th. Clarence GaDreath died, near Broad
Creek bridge.
10Th. Jas. Webster died, near Pylesville.
21st. Corner stone of Ames Chapel M. E.
Church, colored, laid in Bel Air, with masonic
ceremonies.
23d Mr. David Norris died, near Bel Air,
in his 74lh year.
Goth. John Clayman, aged 81 years, died
at his hotel in Bel Air.
9th. Lawn party for the benefit of EN-
manuel Sunday School, Bel Air.-A Bohe
man. Joseph Fulker, died suddenly near
Aberdeen.
2Sth. A tramp walking on the railroad
track, near Perrymans, run over and killed,
31st. New store house of Rouse 81 Hanna
opened at Delta.
AUGUST.
9th. Harvest Home at the Rocks of Deer
Greek.
It'll. John B. Henderson, died near Black
Horse, in his 10Th year.
11,h. Mrs. Elizabeth Cairnes died near JAR
retisville.
10Th. Meeting of Hartford Historical Soce-
ty at Town Hall, Darlington.
17lh. 225 excursionists from Delta and the
upper part of Hartford spent the day at Druid
Hill Park, Baltimore.
Goth. Michael Ford, aged 40years, killed by
falling from the p, W. and B. Railroad
bridge, near Havre de Grace.-Andrew Burke,
while swimming off Furnace wharf Havre
dc Grace, had one of his feet bitten off by a
shark.-Thomas Reddngton, prisoner in
Bel Air Jail, died from the effects of intemper-
ance.-Henry Tenlcy, ST., died in the 18th
wear of his age.