The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-07-12


manners aud exemplary habits made him a
AvuIiie with his teachers, school mates aud &C
quaitauccs Mis- death is deeply regretted. He
was brother of Mr.. Waiter Finney, Cashier Of
the Second National Bank Of Bel Air, and Of
Mr. William Fiuury, Teller of the Hariord
National Bank. He will be buried at Church
willie Presbyterian Cemetery, this morning, at
10 O'Clock.
OBITUARY. Mrs, Catherine Holliugswortn,
wife Of Daniel P. IGD'lngsworth, died at her
home in Faliston, on July 9TH, of an affection of
the stomach, ana was buried at the Friends
bury ng ground in that place on Sunday. APP
prOpriatc remarks were made by Abel \. Hull
and Mordccai Price. The pall.bearers were
Dir. Charles A, Cyrus, Charles X. and Thomas
H. HoIllng.worth, Vim. j.. Amoss and II. G..
Preston. Mrs. HolIingswurth was daughter
of Mr. Jesse Hoskns. She was ind.hearted
aud most estimable lady and was greatly be
loved.
Miss Priscilla Worthington, aged - years,
died on Monday afternoon, at the residence Of
her nephew, Mr.. John d. Worthington, near
Bel Air She had no organic disease, her death,
which occurred after a lingering illness, being
produced by general wearing out Of her facul-
ties. Miss WDrhinstOn was the only sister OF
the lat" William Worthington, of this county,
her father being the late Samuel Worthingtou,
a large farmer and lime burner, near Shure's
Landing, Susquehannl liver. She was buried
on Wednesday afternoon, in Darlington Gene.
terry. Services were held in Darlington NJ Z.
Church, conducted by Rev Thomas Wood. The
paI.bcarcrs were Thomas c., Samue, and
Frank Hopkins j. Kent, Charlie, aud John D.
Wouuirston, her uephews and grandnephews
Bill AIR NoTEE. Mr.. VIM. {. Mnynadier,
OF Baltimore county, is visiting his brother,
NJ. Genlgr Y. Mtyundcr, Of Bel Air
Mr. Chtrl", Young, OF Chicago, recently
visited his parents, NJ. aud Mt. william
Young
Nj. AmGe,d NAuB,bbcr, ,,n OF NJ. George
l.. NhuBDbyr, student at the Virginia Mill.
tlry Ius;itulr Is at home during hi- vacation.
Nh. aud Mrs. VauBbbcr attended the Fourth
OF July celebration at the Institute, returning
home last Friday.
DR.. John Fiumey, OF Boston, and Rev. VIM.
Ftuuey, of New Jersey, are visiting their
father, Rev. +. d. Fmncy
Nj John Il. Rouse LETT tor Berkeley Springs,
Va, on Monday
Among the sick in Bel An are Mia. Allen
Hoffman, Miss Ella Sheridan, Mrs. Richard
Sheridan, Berthe XIX and Il son Of Nj. Clagett.
Mr. James C. Truudlc OF Rouse's store, who
has been quite sick, is better and able to be
out again,
Mrs. Hannah hamilton, Of New York, i, at
the resi- dcuce of her sister, Mrs. Mary DdIlam
Her son, Mr.. VIM. p. Hamilton, of the Howard
Lockwood Press Co., New York, also spent a
day or two last week, at the same place.
Mrs. } &. Workman, OF Baltimore, is at Mrs.
William kecu's, corner Of Broadway and
Franklin streets. Mrs. Workman is Il dAugh.
ter of the late Prof j. l.. La Rrintrce for many
years teacher of French and Spanish in the old
Baltimore High School, now the Baltimore
City College. She is an accomplished teacher
of vocal music, being able to sing in four dit.
fereut languages, aud is des rous Of getting
pupils in the ant to which her talents are de-
voted. Parents who wish to have their daugh-
tcrs' voices trained have now an excellent OPP.
portuuity to do 50.
Mr.. WIN. W. lIeuer, timer, has engaged in
business on his own account, and publishes his
card in this weeks .EJi,, soliciting orders for
roofing, spouting, &c.
j. l.. Calico, of Missouri, was awarded the
contract for carrying the mail between Bel Air
and Edgcwood, daily except Sundays, at $341 a
year, beginning on the lst of July. His lid
was too low aud he can get no one to take the
! expens i've job off of his hands In the mean
/ time Mr.. Edward Golden, who has been carry.
ing this mail for several years, continues the
work at the allowance made by the depart.
ment Of 500 year the difference to be paid by
contractor Calfee. The work is said to lie
! worth 500.
Mrs. Leroy and Miss Kate Thompson have
gone to Spring Lake, ~ j.
! Mr. Clinton Smith, OF Baltimore, the con
tractor for building the now banking house fo'
| the Hartford National Bank, laid out the fouuda
! ton on Wednesday. 1t Will be erected on The
! lot adjoining the Masonic Temple at cost
including the vault Of $4,000. 1t will be Of
I brick and contain every convenience tor trans
acting the business OF the bank
/ Mr. John II. Fisher, of Bel Air has grown
this year, a new variety OF squash which il
cooked like egg plant, for which it is very
good substitute
: The Town Commissioners, on Monday night
awarded the contract for extending tn" Stat,
walk on Main street TO Joseph " Griffith, o
Delta, at cents per square foot.
Prof Charles T. Wight attended the
Teachers meeting at the Blue Mountain House
Md, this week