The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-04-12
The Egis & Intelligencer
Bel Air, Md. April II, 1889.


Mrs. Margaret A. Gibson, aged 81 years, wife
OF Mr.. William Gibson, formerly OF Nor
risyIlle, died at her home in Baltimore,
on Sunday, of Bright's disease. Before her
marriage to MIR. Gibson she was the widow
of William Herman, of Bel Air. She leaves
five sons and three daughters. Her sons
are Henry s. and Charles IL. Herman. the
latter q clerk in Mabley IL Carew's clothing
house, Baltimore; Frank, Walter Bismarck and
John Herman. Her daughters are Mrs. K. L.
Hildebrand, Mrs. Albert Murphy and Mrs.
John Ray, all of Baltimore. The remains were
brought to Bel Air, by way of the NJ. Z. Rail
, road, Tuesday morning, from whence they were
taken to Union Chapel for interment The
'psll. bearers were J. W. Anderson, william &.
jritsry, o NJ. Whitaker, } Harvey Ball, b. +.
Keith and II. NJ. Wilkinson. Rev. MIR. Finney
OBLIGATED.
Mr.. +. orpheus Gardiner, aged twenty
three years, formerly clerk in Mr., q.
u. Whitslock's store, Darlington, died on
the 4th instant, at the residence OF Mr.. Jos.
Andrew, in that place, of consumption. Last
Saturday his remains were removed to Couo-
wIngo, from whence they were tpken to New
oxford, Adams county, Pa. where his relatives
reside. The pail bearers were David and VIM
Clement, George and Elisha Cook, Edward ).
Edge and W. II. Thompson. Mr.. Gardiner was
cousin of Mrs. Joseph Andrew.
Willie e., aged mouths, infant sen OF Cyrus
q. and salie X. Cronin, of Fountain Green,
died on Sunday morning last and was buried at
the Grove Presbyterian Cemetery, Aberdeen,
on Tuesday afternoon. Rev. e. l.. Damarou,
pastor Aberdeen Southern Methodist Church,
conducted the services.
Mrs. Kinsey, wife of Z. C. Kinsey, died at
her home, near PylesVile, on Tuesday morning,
April 9th, of dropsy of the heart. Her funeral
took place the next day at the Friends Meeting
House, Fawn Grove. An excellent address was
delivered by Darlington Hopes. The pail
bearers were Arch Wilson, Michael Wheeler,
+. b. Macatee, David Harry, Mr.. Huff and Vim.
II. Wilson. Mrs knsey WAS about 20 years of
age and was one of the kindest and most chart.
table persons in the county. Her husband,
seven sous aud one daughter survive her.
Grafton Devoe was the undertaken. On the
same day and at The same hour her little grand
son, in Philadelphia, son of Charles kinsey,
also died.
Mr.. John NJ. Markley died suddenly on the
4th instant, of Bright's disease, at his resi-.
dence, near Fountain Green. MIR. Markley was
u wheelwright by occupation. He leaves two
son and three daughters. The latter are Mrs.
John ii. Hcuer, OF Bel Air, Mrs Frank Touzell
aud Mrs. Eli K, Grimm, of Baltimore. His sons
are Jacob and John Markley. The funeral took
place on Sunday, from the esidence of his
daughter, Mrs TouZel, near Bel Air. The in
terment was at Mt Zion Cemetery. Rev. Mr..
Wood oficated. The pall.bearers were James
w. Hanna, William +. Dean, Frederick Heuer
Adolphus McCommOns, Calvin Bond and vii.
liam Murray. Mr. Markley was 63 years of age.
Our Bush River Neck Letter.
Reported for The Egls.
MICHAELsvILLE, April Sth.-Miss Ida May
Sutton celebrated her 18th birthday, on Friday
of last week, by giving u pleasant entertain
ment 10 her friends. The evening was spent in
merry making At half past eleven O'Clock re-
frsshments were served. The party dispersed at
q late hour, wishing Miss Ida many happy re-
turns Of the day. Among those present were
Misses Virge Harris, Edith and Helen Nelson,
Annie Gallup, Belle Holloway, Carrie Wells
Minnie Beyans, Mollie and Edith Taylor, Eme-
line Stockham, Flora Gallup and Messrs Eddie
Gallup, Joe Jacobs, Marion Taylor, Frank NAL
colin, Willis Michael, Willie Stockham, James
Mitchell and Harry Michael.
Mr.. A. II. Nelson has been confined to his
house for some time with a severe cold, but we
are glad TO state was better at last accounts.
Mr.. j. e. Hollis sold TO Mr.. Thomas Wilson,
of Baltimore, one of his sorrel horses for 500
This breaks Mr.. Hollis team, which WAS the
finest in the Neck.
Mr. Isaac Bolts has rented Crane Town farm,
belonging to Mr.. j. Z. Yarncll. He is work
ing II in connection with the home place. Mr..
Bolts Ia a Gamer US we'll MS a farmer.
Mr.. Samuel Martin, our enterprising merch
ant near Michaelsvle, 10 improving his pro-
perty with outbuildings. He is also grub6ing
and clearing his little farm and enclosing il
with pale fence.
Mr.. s. L. Matthews is building a tenant
house on the property bought of the estate of
the late William Elliott. jim SANK.