The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-08-30

The following bids were received for openinp
the road from 81. Glars bridge to Little Creek
Washington Barton, S736 60; Cornelius MUIR
ply, $500 VIM s. Montgomery, $s49 VIM. A.
Wilson, S270; VIM shanbar 1927 Thomas
H. Lynch, 1858. All of the bids were rejected
l.. W. Finley, agent, was awarded the con.
tract for the new iron bridge at Mill Green. at
Sl2 80 per lneal foot amounting TO s57j
The board decided to build bridge at Vests
fording, Winters Run.
The report ofexamners on the Bynum Station
road was laid over for two weeks.
Commissioner Batemau was instructed TO re.
pair the bridges al OldheId's and Balls Mills
lhe CLERK was Instructed TO require the ex-
aminers on the W. W. X. Hall and Kerby road
10 meet on The line OF the proposed new road at
their earliest convenience to make some change
III the location near Mr.. Aorean's.
Adjourned 10 sept. I'd.
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Chrroh uio,... =, , =. .A'' Ut o. igna''u
WHICH oesan ias' week. closed
A'nous 'ne 'auies al the various tables were
M's' Ca'u"tIl ana mrs Randolph, of Baltimore;
Mrs D. T. Dance, Mrs. John s. Young, Miss
same hooihson' the Misses Poole, Misses Kate
ana JuIla Lochary, Saliie Treadwell, Ella Smith,
ino'''a9 H. hoo'uson' Miss Corinne Min
n 's'r MISS oAho'e Ady and others The dinner
tao'e was unuer lhe charge OF Mis-. James NJ.
'''' Do"H o. Su'nn' MISS Ellen haVl'and
a%u WIS iuoma' fooIe' Messrs' John and
'"''"e" oa'u nSu charge oil lie ice cream and
''a"os'
a uuuioe' oi articles were rallied. n fine
p"'''"'' VI Ha'u''A' "Iooohs was won by Mrs.
"OHas ''oe"''l SET Oh emma and awine set, by
w. ro."oou IT, handsomely ornamented
cake, Oy MIS-. Thomas h. Robinson; 100, lbs. of
sugar. ny w. W. Richardson; barrel of coal
OIL ny Inward Golden Rev. Father Ga'ely,
pastor Oh 81 fa'fick church, Baltimore, won
H''eer anu pe-oo'h oil which are likely TO
p'o'e ePhahts on MS hands.
No'eS were taken Tor god'headrd cane, to
ue presented 10 Tue most popular candidate for
heSE'er ol wills II was awarded to Mr. f. II.
wooster o' 'ohh' VINO received the greatest
pu'"ocr'
'' an M wafer H. Mitchell,
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Ilarehce ii. slate, Raymond Hobi'zell and
others They had pleasant time.
MISS Annie Neumann, of Washington. has
bean visiting her brother, MIR. August Neu.
mann.
Mr'' L. l.. Mednger and son, of New York,
are visiting Mrs. Medipgel's brother, Mr. II. j.
Lowering, on Broadway.
samuel DeGroote johnson, aged 6 months.
ihiant son OF Lyman and Cornne Johnson of
sioux Rapids, Iowa, died on Sunday last, 18th
instant, OF cholera infantum, at the residence
oil Isaac :. Warren. The case was sad one.
Inc child's mother Is at hospital in PhiladcI-
pnla' under surgical treatment aud the father
In Iowa. The father was notified and the funeral
deferred until Thursday, when he arrived. The
interment was at Mt. Zion, Rev Mr.. Craighil
oihelaling' Inc pail-oearers were Bert. Proc
tor Noble Warren, Morris n. Dean and Ray
mond Hoblitzell.
Miss Maggie Miller, OF WoOdbcrry, Md, is
at MIR. &. w, Coles.
Mr.. Henry Campbell brought to our office,
yesterday, some fine early rose potatoes grown
! Oy MN on Mrs. BaltZeli's farm, near FallstOu.
Ihey averaged about one pound each in weight
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oehce' 'he lntermcnt being at Slate Ridge
''tS'Y'e''a" Cemetery. Kew Mr. Sml'h oiicmi'
ca Inc P"''''ea'eFs were lsn"tIus STREET., Dr.
r'ahN iu'her' beHuIegald Butler, D. Culver
All" l. W eS. Tue funeral was largely attend,
gu, "rai'on De'oe was Tue funeral director.
Tue iunefa' oil MISS catherine Nooisry, sister
VI 'nc 'a'c ""'i"m ""osey' TOOK p ace at
Tue rlesol terra" Cemetery ChurchvllIr, Oh
thursday OF last week. Rev [. ID. Wilson was
tue ollclst'hg minister. The paIibeateIs were
"eofge D. flhnev, II. Clay BOOK, John 5. law
kns, John Kirk, Robert +. Hanna aud +. NJ.
Allen. VIM. n Schuck was tho srr,r.I ,i,.,,
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Miss Grace SmithsOu, daughter of tie late
Thomas smi,hsop, died ON the Dol ins,on, ot