The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-10-18


last week by MIR. Thomas H, Robinson far the
mother and By Mr.. s. A. Williams for the APPEL
lants. Decision has not been rendered
TAYLoR-AMoss.-Mr Franklin Taylor,
of Wilmington, Del, and Miss Mary E. Amoss
dVughter of Mr.. Garrett Amoss, were married by
Friends ceremony, at the residence Of the
BRIDES father, MIR. Garrett Amoss near Bel
Air, on Thursday afternoon, at . O'Clock A
spec al train, from Baltimore, over the Mary
land Central Railroad, brought large number
OF friends and relatives Of the biide and groom,
who were conveyed TO the wedding in Omn.-
buses and carriages. An elegant reception was
given from two until four O'Clock, which was
groom left for "trip South, literally covered
with a shower OF rice.
Among those present were Robert Dixon aud
family, Albert StaUler, Jonathan Taylor, Will
liam West, Kemp Bartlett, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas, Moses Norris, L. Binghurst, Casper
Garrett, all of Baltimore Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w ilson Moore, G. j. and Theodore Moore, VIM.
VI. Edelin,, Walter W. Preston, VIM. Watson,
r. Z. Lee, HaviIand Hull, S. A. Williams, DR..
Prank Jacobs, Alex. s. and W. Boyd Bell, Miss
Margaret Bell, &. Smith Norris and family and
many other friends of this prominent family.
JUDGES OF ELEcTIoN.-The County Com
mlssioners, at their meeting on Monday, ap.
pointed the following Judges Of Election:
First District.-Abingdon B. F. Hanway,
Chief Judge; H. F. Dill and Geo. A Kmble
Magnolia.-Geo. W. Brown, Chief Judge
Frederick Lantz and John NJ. Hopkins.
Second DiStrict-Hall's Cross Roads.-llenry
z. Silver, Chief Judge VIM D. Osborn aud Jas
W. Malcolm. Hopewell Cross Roads-A. Z.
Silver, Chief Judge Augustus Smith and Daniel
s. Coen.
Third DiStrict.-Bcl Air.-Edward Ferry, Chief
Judge A. d. Wilson aud Amos Gilbert Fall
ston.-Hudson Bateman, Chief Judge ; Geo. W.
Kirk and Brinton F. Warner. Churchvillc.-
Gee. j. Finney, ChiefJudge; Vim. II. Harvard
and VIM. D. Lee.
Fo"rM DiStrict.-Upper Cross Roads. JAS. II.
Amos, Chief Judge Jacob II. Hess and VIM. c.
Stamford. Jarrettsyille. William Watkins,
Chief Judge James F. Beatty and Thos. ".
Reed. Norrisville. james A. Wiley, Chief
Judge Corbin q. Tor and Benjamin Amony.
Fifth Observation-Disclosures l.. Mccain, Chief
Judge Hugh A. Jones and Thomas Treake.
stearns'.-Zephaniah Heaps, Chief Judge Geo
NJ. Barton and Daniel p Thomas.
Sirh District.-Havre de Grace DR.. W. W.
Hopkins, Chief Judge George ii. Bakey and
James W. Hall.
OBITUARY.-The funeral of William ADV,
hi,ht l.. L. IN.
dence, near Emmorton, to Rock Spring Church,
was largely attended. Services were held at the
church by Rev. Mr.. Craighil. The pall.bear-
ers were Jackson Dorney, John Y. Pierce, Will
liam Forwood, Benjamin Ady, Samuel Ady and
Benjamin " ilson. n. Dean Il Son had charge
OF the funeral arrangements.
Mrs. Isabelle squier, wife of Rev john
squier, secretary and examiner of the school
board of Cecil couaty, died at her home, near
Port Deposit, on Tuesday. Mrs. squier leaves
large family of grown.up children, among
whom are j. Wilson squler, of Baltimore.
Miss 8. Lizzie Silver, eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Silver, died at her parents
residence, near Genvile, on Wednesday morn
ing, Oct 10th, of pneumonia. Miss Silver at
tended the county fair, on Thursday, and was
then suffering with severe cold, which result
ed in pneumonia. Miss Silver was an exceed.
ing bright and attractive young lady and her
unexpected death is a great shock to her family
and friends. The funeral will take place this
friday morning, at II o'clock, from her late
residence to Harmony Presbyterian Church, of
which she was a devoted member.
Mrs. Eliza Burkins, aged "a years, wife of
VIM. L. Burkins, died on the 18th inst at her
residence, near Castleton. Her husband, four
sons and two daughters survive. The funeral
took place on Sunday, al Dublin NJ. L. Church
South, Rev. G. i. Cuddy officiating. Messrs
VIM. Ii. Smith, Vim. +. MCNutt, George C.
Breunnger, John d. Pyle, s. g. House and n.
Il. Waters were the pall-bearere. W. H. H.
Whteford was the funeral director.
Mrs. Sarah L. Ely, aged u years, wife of
James Ely, died on the 10th instant, near En-
morton. She was buried on Saturday at CAL
vary NJ. f. Church. Rev. Mr.. HoblitZ.ll con-
Quoted the funeral services the pail bearers be.
ing Calvin Bond, Webster Bond, Victor Bond,
Hudson Lancaster, Edward Ely and Emory Ely.
Mr.. Martin Calder in his T3d year, we'll
known farmer and former County Commits
sioner, died at his home, near Federal Hill, on
Wednesday morning, 10th instant Four sons
aud two daughters survive, VINO are James s.,
William, Preston and Winfield Calder the
daughters being E. Hannah Calder and Mrs.
VIM j. Laymau. Mr. Calder was an upright,
honest man and good citizen. The nterment
will be at North Bend church this friday
morning, at 10 o'clock.
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BEL AIR NOTES. The Emmorton Cornet
Band gave the Old Town merchants sereuade
before they left Bel Air in their tally.ho coaches,
last Friday morning Tina Visitors cheered the
band, Hartford county and their host, Mr.. W.
Smithson Forwood, of the Grangers' Hotel, be-
fore leaving. They had good time at the fair
and said Bel Air was the pleasantest place in
Maryland. On their way hone they stopped at
Mr.. Hamilton's canning house, near Benson
and had lively dance with the Bohemian girls.
Mr.. j. T. Hopes, of the Hickory, has our
thanks for two pounds Of beautiful butter It
Is first class and gilt-edged in every respect
Mr.. James HobIitzell and his sister Miss Ella
HoblitZell left Bel Air, on WednesdayIto Walt