The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-12-28
Terms-sI.so a Year, In Advance
miscellaneous.
LOCAL SUMMARY FOR 1888.
nary.

January.
.. Officers elected for the Spicer Building
Association. Gen. l. r. Trimble died at his
residence in Baltimore, aged SO years Mr.
Richard Kirkwood died near Norrisville
Mrs Margaret Wilson died at Jarrettsville.
Municipal election in Havre de Grace Office
at Glencove Mills broken open and robbed
2. Mr.. Charles Wagner died Mt Upper
Cross Roads. Mr.. Richard Briarly died at
Jarrettsviile.
4. TIE newly elected States Attorney
Mr.. j. Edwin Webster, took the oath of
Office.
6. VIM, Gordon, colorej, had his right
eye destroyed.
Z. Mr.. Harry Bolton died at his home in
8. Miss Susan IIaughay died near the
Hickory.
10. Election of directors of Hartford
National Bank, Bel Air. John W. Swarlz
died in Abingdon. aa..
II. DR. William ]. Evans, formerly of this
county, died in Baltimore. Joseph Harlan
died in his S5th year.
IL Mr. VIM. Finney Anderson died in
Bcrkely Village, in his 55th year.
10. Miss Talitha Sheridan died in Oar ling
ton. A schooner shipwrecked off Stony
Point. Crew rescued and brought to Mich
aelsvlle by two colored men, VIM. Johnson
AMI VIM. Christie
10. Frederick w. Seafort, commonly
known as Dutch Fred" died suddenly near
Madonna. -
90 School house at Rock Run near being
destroyed by fire. Mrs. Bette Pentland died
at Norrisvile.
90. The coolest day of winter up to date.
Thermometer degrees above zero. Mrs.
Elizabeth Whitetord died in Baltimore.
"a Mrs. Ph95e Riley died near Aber-
deem.
81. Mr.. VIM. H. Hanna died in Guernsey
county, Ohio. Mrs. Sophia LeigLt died at
Pine Grove, Hartford county.
go Meeting at Court House, Bel Air,
to consider local option law.
80 Road meeting held at Court House,
Bel Air.
81 Captain Thomas Sadler died al Havre-
de Grace. Mrs. Rebecca WorthingIon died
in Claymont.
February.
2. Ground hog day bright and SPRING
like
5. Mr.. Charles Curry died near Rock
Run
G. Mrs Lydia Jones died at her home near
Cambria.
8. Mrs Mary Sanders died near Jarretts-
vile. Mrs. Margaret Stevenson died sudden
ly in Havre de Grace.
8. Mrs. Mary Lee, wife OF Parker II. Lee,
died near Thomas Run. Jacob Shearman,
Oldest and besl-know toll keeper on Hartford
turnpike, died near Copper Factory.
10. Mr.. John II. Miller died nj his home near
Darlington. Flint mill established by Mr..
Horace Stokes, at Stafford Mil, on the Sus-
quehanna, Feb. 1888.
49, Elizabeth Martin, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Martin, died near Chestnut
Hill.
a. Mr.. George Elliott Crevensten died
at Aberdeen.
u. jackson Guards, of Bel Air. included
in M, National Guards by an act OF Legisla-
ture, Feb 1888.
TO- Jason Smilhson shot by William
Webster, near the Hickory.
90 Mr. G, Dilwyn Aaronson died near
MichSesville.
%. New stable belonging to Calvin Mich
ael, near Halls Cross Roads, DESTROYED by
fire, Insurance 1925. Joseph Hopkins
died.
"a, Several accidents from heavy rain fall.
20. Officers of Jackson Guards sworn in
before Justice Lyle. Mr. Robert Torbet died
near Pylesyile. Mrs. Ella Jones died near
CoulstontOwn.
80. Miss Betsey West died at Avondale
March.
2. Town Hall in Port Deposit DESTROYED
by fire. Mrs. Henry Polar died near Scarbor-
ough. Mrs. Dolan died near Emmorton.
Z. Daniel Murphy died near the Rocks.
Meeting of the directors of Deer Creek and
Susquehanna Railroad Company at Church
vile.
Q Mra Nary l. Eornan1;e d;o1 ~ T. ~. -o,;
dence near Bel Air.
8. Members of Jackson Guards sworn in
as enlisted soldiers in Maryland National
Guard
10. Dir. Martin l.. jarrett poisoned by
dose of atropia. Mr.. Aqula Bailey died in
Havre de Grace.
H. Terrible blizzard lasting until Wed.
nesday evening, IA h.
70. La Grange Episcopal Church, Lear
the Rocks, blown down by wind and entire
ly wrecked. Broad Creek Scrpentine works
sold for $40, 525 at Court House, Bel Air.
Mr.. John Greenland, of Aberdeen, died of
paralysis. Mr. David Bowman formerly of
Hartford county, died at East Liverpool,
OHIO.
10 John Martin, Jr., died of lock jaw,
near Forest Hill
Is. Mrs. Mamie Swartz died in Abing-
don.
1G. Miss Lizzie Thompson formerly of
Bel Air, died in Baltimore.
II. Mrs. Francis Baldwin died at her
home near Level.
49, Miss Margaret Bradford died near
Emmorton.
10. Henry Mont gomery killed by a rail.
road train at Hartford station, b and o.
Railroad near Abingdon. Fight occurred
among prisoners in Bel Air jai, confined for
violating local option law. Mrs. II. Clay
Whiteford died near Susquehanna Hall, Dub
lin district.
90 Mrs. Sarah A. Cunningham died at
her home near Abingdon. Henry G. Ryder
died in Buffalo, New York.
go. Mrs. Rachel Hopes died near the
Hickory. Mrs. Jane Faharty died near
Level. Mrs. Frederick, of Bush River Neck,
and her little daughter severely burned.
"a Banquet and reunion at Havre de
Grace of employees of Dubois saw mill.
80. Mr.. David Reed died near Coop.
town.
/. Mrs. ]. Street, Whiteford died near
Jarrettsville.
3 Mrs. Ethlin Baker, formerly of Abing-
don, died in New York. Officers of Jar
rettsville Permanent Land, Loan and Building
g. Mr. Daniel Culp, living near Cambria,
found dead.
A. Meeting of Executive Committee of
Mutual Fire Insurance Company n Bel Air.
Geo. Miller killed at Cranberry Mills, by
falling from wagon load of canned goods.
6. VIM. Reed, employed as can maker at
Havre de Grace, painfully burned. Mr..
Daniel Wann died near Forrest Hill.
s. DR.. Lewis j. Williams died at his resi-
dence in Baltimore.
0. Sword presented by the company to
Captain Charles Dallam of the Jackson
Guards. Mr.. Joseph Lamb, formerly of Har-
ford county, died in Baltimore.
II. A little son of Mr.. Carl Eichelberger,
living near the Hickory, scalded to death.
Lizzie Colder, aged two years, daughter
of John E Colder, died in Bel Air Mrs.
George w. Street, died in Jarrelsville.
IS. Mole f. Toft, of Hartford county,
died
go. Mr. B. E. Cutler and DR.. Claude Mar
tin, arrived in Bel Air to make surveys for
Deer Creek and Susquehanha railroad.
"a. Station house at Perryman robbed by