The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-12-28

,s e. The hottest day known y April since
80. Mr.. James V. Whiterord, former
Deputy Sheriff, died at Upper Cross Roads.
May.
3. Officers of Registration met in Bel Air.
Mr.. Albert Pocock died suddenly near Tsy-
lor. John Whitcomb died, aged eighty.two
years
4 Mr.. James NJ. Jacobs died at the Rocks
OF Deer Creek.
5. Fire occurred near Mill Green which
destroyed large amount OF timber.
6. Death OF Capt. John r. Malcolm took
place on DELPHI Farm.
Z. Miss Lillian Rouse, daughter of Mr..
John G. Rouse, died in Bel Air. Mr.. Isaac
Scarborough died at Prospect. Republican
convention met at Court House, Bel Air.
s. Democratic convention met in Bel Air
H. Barn of Mordecai Ensor struck by
| lightning and destroyed. Insurance 5000
-. Rev. Frederick Humphreys preached
his first sermon as rector Of ST. Johns Episco-
pal Church, Hsvre de Grace.
II. Mrs. Sarah Forwood died in the 92d
year of her age.
90. Bazsr opened in Bel Air for the bene-
/ fit of the Methodist Church. Brass band
organized at Worthwhile Mrs. Sarah An
slime died at her residence near Norrsvile
81. Lewis Bryant died at Forest Hill, Mrs.
Amanda Smithsonyhied near Chrome Hill
John Callihan died near Creswell.
"a. Democratic Congressional Convention
for the 81 district met at Havre de Grace.
| 90. First anniversary Of Womtn's Temper
ance Union celebrated al Cooptown.
80. Democratic Convention at Havre de
Grace. Col. Stump nominated for Con-
gress. Methodist bazaar being held at Bel
| Air.
Highland station, struck by lightning aud in
jured Mr.. Abram Carroll died at the resi-
dence of Mr.. George Anderson, Bel Air.
June.
/. Mrs. Margaret Heaps died near Pyles-
vile, aged about IS years
g Two hundred of Col Herman Stumps
friends assemble at his home to offer their con-
CALCULATIONS upon his nomination for Con-
gress. Mrs. Mary A. jarrett, wife of Capt.
A. Lingan Jarrett, died in Bel Air. aged 7S
years.
4. Heavy frost in Hartford county A
Mission being held in St. Mary's Roman
Catholic Church.
5. Work of tearing down the old NJ. E.
Church, in Bel Air, begun. Odd Fellows
bazar for the benefit of Triumph Lodge be-
ing held in Bel Air.
g. Patrick Clark died. aged GA years.
u. u ClliZeH
of Hartford county, died in Baltimore.
II. Louisa Jane Rogers died in Hartford
county, at the residence of Mr.. John r. Kirk
wood.
12 Meeting held at Court House, Bel
Air, to arrange for organization of Demo-
cratic clubs in Hartford county to unite with
National League Clubs.
10. Mrs Sarah Mahan died near the
Hickory. Mrs. Sarah Smith died near Oar.
lington.
16. Large frame and stone barn of Rich
ard A. Remare one mile north of Monkton,
destroyed by lightning. Prohibition con-
vention held at Court House, Bel Air.
10. Meeting of trustees held for purpose
of uniting Bel Air Academy with the Graded
School.
10. Blacksmith shops at Pleasantville, be-
longing TO Mr.. Henry G. Walker, damaged
by fire.
90 Miss Eliza Kincaid, aged SO years, died.
90 Miss Alice ForwoOd died near Falls
ton. Dwelling house of Mr.. John Lancas
ter, near Pleasantville, struck by lightning
anG injured. House OF Mr.. j. II. Wilkins,
near Aberdeen, injured by lightning. Twelve
telegraph poles shattered by lightning near
Jarrettsville.
"a. Corner stone laid of La Grange Episco-
pal Church, near the Rocks Terrible thun-
der storm in the region of Darlington. A
small boy named Charles Jones, struck by
lightning.
25 Mr.. Stanley Wilson severely injured
by falling from house he was at work on,
near Jarrettsville.
p. COlored man named Scott shot man
named, Henry Hall at Mr.. William Jewens'
canning house, Carsins Run.
July.
4. A quiet day of the year in Bel Air.
Large crowd to witness fine display of fire.
works at Aberdeen. Game OF base ball at
Perryman between railroad men aud store
keepers.
z. Samuel Anderson, colored, seriously
injured by being thrown from wagon.
8. j. Thomas Gorrell, 80, died near
Calvary.
10. DR.. William T. Jones, q native of Har-
ford county, died in Baltimore.
II. James Orr received serious injuries by
falling from freight train on the p, w. and
b. Railroad, near Aberdeen. Mrs. Mary
Savin died suddenly at Dublin
~. A severe and damaging storm through
out. Hartford county
10. Meeting in Town Hall, Darlington,
in interest of Deer Creek and Susquehanna
Railroad. Mrs. jarrett r. Baldwin died, at
Aberdeen, aged "a years.
10. Waverly Guards, commanded by
Captain Warden, encamped in Havrc de
Grace
IS. Mrs. Patrick Shaunahau died al Falls
ton, aged So years,
10. Corner stone laid ofncw NJ. L. Church,
Bel Air.
90. Mr. VIM Mechem, formerly of Har-
ford county, died in Baltimore. Mrs. Frank
Lytle, of Shawsvlle, died.
81. Mr.. William Fendall died near Falls
In oU.I 70 ynors TnIal pflipSa of the
moon occurred,
90. Mrs. Henry d. Fsrnandis died at her
home near Bel Air.
"a. PostofIice established at Harkins'
store, Marshall district
2G. A camp meeting being held at Car
sins Run.
90. George Stanley, six.year-old son of
VIM. A. Durham, killed by being thrown
from an OK cart
90. Harry Tucker accidentally shot and
killed, at Forest Hill, by Robert Vail. Miss
Mary c. Brown died at Swan Creek.
80. Mr.. James Smith died, near Lapidum,
aged % years.
81. Tournament took place at Aberdeen.
Joseph Smith died near FalIston, in the 10Th
year OF his age.
2. Mr.. Salem Norris died near the Hick.
Dry, aged "a years. Mrs. Elizabeth Irwin
died, aged "a years.
4. Political meeting held over Moore
Brothers store Fallston. Tariff, &c, discuss
ed
5. William E. Woodhouse aged SO years,
died at Havre de Grace.
6. William Scholtz, of New Jersey, died
at Almshouse from the effects of starvation.
Miss Mary L. Thompson died near Church
vile.
Z. Grand tournament near Perryman.
s. Barn of Jacob Youst, near Norrsville,
destroy ed by fire. Severe storm throughout
Hartford county, doing much damage to
crops.
0. Mr.. John Archer died near wilma, aged
70 years.
II. Mr.. Howard Kennard died in Ablng-
don, aged IS years. Mrs. Ametta Pyle died
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