The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-01-10
DARLINGTON CEMETERY.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
| Darlington Gem tery, which was incorporated
! in 1882, was held at the T. King Memorial Town
Hall, on Monday. Jan: 9th. $780, In the absence
! of tho President. ID. F. Shure. Geo. L. Sc tt was
| elected President pro TEN. The Treasurer 8 re-
| port of the finances of he company ana tue sec
retary's report OF the improvements and OF the
! Ornamental ion of the cemetery during the year
| just closed, were received with satisfaction and
| The managers of the previous year were unan-
| imou>ly reelected for the year 1881, namely
! ID. f. Shure, leo l.. Scott, |. h. Thompson, j; 8.
| Gorrell. A. +. Galbreath, j. IL. hopklhs, W.
The Secretary, DIR. Forwood, urged the neces-
sity for the erection of neat ana tas.eIui COZ
tage upon the Cemetery grounds Tor the occupa-
ton of the care taker or sexton. Assuch ould-
ing would cost more than the revenues OF the
Cemetery would supply, it was suggested that
the many friends of The sacred ground VINO were
pie ssed with an ample store of this worlds
Goods be appealed to Ior tb TOT 5
President was asked TO appoint committee OF
Two to solicit the necessary funds for the con-
struction oi such u building.
The part of several of the stockholders present,
in which the President warmly concurred, he. in
ompance with the resoiuton then appointed
Mr. /. H. Thompson and DIR. W. stump Forwood
the committee, at the same time expressing the
hope That their success in procuring the means
would be proportonate to the praiseworthy
character of the object
Another subject of public interest was INTRO
duced to the meeting by our fellow cltlzen, TEL
low stockbolder and lot holler. Mr.. Christopher
Wilson, Feeling deep interest in the contln-
ued improvements and ornamentatloh OF the
Cemetery, he referred to the fact that in other
sections of our country it was cummon prac
uce for those who possessed the III. ans aud the
inclination to erect their own monuments, while
still living and ID the enjoyment OF health, and
thus select the kind and style that they preferred
wh an PaD on no tSe date Of death
This suggestion and recommenuatlon OF MT
Wilson was spoken favorabIy of by nearly every
member present, and after he had reduced MS
resolution immediate improvements 10
writing, at the suggestion OF q Der 1t was
put TO vote by the President, and received the
unanimous approval of the meeting.
The stockholders then adjourned, ana lmme-
diately after the seven managers or as many as
Scott being made the temporary President. The
election of officers for the ensuing year was then
entered upon. with the result of the reelection
of those who had served the previous ear, VIZ
Daniel r. Shure, President; A. F. Galbreath,
Treasurer; w. Stump Forwood. Secretary; VIM.
+. Whteford super erin END ndont,or Of tho
minutes of the previous meeting aud the trans
action of some routine business, the managers,
W. STUMP FoRwooD, Secretary.
The Opinion of our State Treasurer.
BEL AIR, Md, August 9Th, 1889.
w. Smtt1Son For,Cood. Esq:
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