The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-01-03

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vile.
10. Arbor day celebrated in the schools
throughout Hartford county. William King,
a well known druggist of Havre de Grace,
died.
II. Wagon house of Henry Crois, near the
Furnace postoffice, burned down.
10. Canning house of Joseph T. Burkins,
near Mill Green, wrecked by wind Storm
Mrs. Rebecca Wood died at her residence
near wilma, aged 20 years.
IA. Miss Cassie Smith died near Church
vile.
Is. Orders issued to suspend work on
Deer Creek and Susquehanna railroad. A
new survey to be commenced.
20. Maud Smithson, in her Sd year,
daughter of DR.. F. P. Smithson, died at For
est Hill, of scarlet fever.
%. Entertainment at Masonic Temple by
advanced pupils of Bel Air Graded School.
"a. Articles of incorporation of Baker
26. Streams swollen by heavy rains
Roads, fields and bridges damaged.
81. John A. Russell appointed School
Commissioner Albert E. Cullum acquitted
of the murder of VIM. Spencer. Trial at
Towsontown.
%. Mrs. Julia A. Carr, aged 67years, died
suddenly near Magnolia
&c. Mrs. James Nichols died near Aber
deem.
80. Edward Sweetipg, aged 81 years, died
suddenly near Magnolia. James S. Whitaker,
aged GA years, died near High Point. Jacob
Smith, faithful old colored man, died in
Bush River Neck, in his 10Th year. Rev.
and Mrs. z. L. Damaron celebrated their
silver wedding near Aberdeen.
May.
1. Mrs. PAMELA E. Townsley, wife of
George w. Townsley, died in Bel Air in her
38th year.
Q. Charles Williams house in Abingdon
burned. Four of his children perished in the
flames. A fifth child died subsequently from
injuries received at the fire.
3. Lee A. Magness died at Emmorton,
aged 81 years.
4. J.H.C Watts dwelling house, at Bel
Air, burned. John F. Raitt, aged 60 years,
died at the fire from over-exertion. Mrs.
Edwin Ewing died near Level. in 10Th year.
G. w. S. Forwood, Jr., F. W. Baker,
David Hanway, John F. Lingan and George
W. Carver elected Town Commissioners of
Bel Air. The York and Peach Bottom rail-
road re-organized. Webster Thomas died
at Darlington of scarlet fever, in his 20th
year.
7. Rev. and Mrs. E. D. Finney, of Bel
Air, celebrated their crystal wedding. John
Barren, formerly of Hartford, died in Balti-
more, aged So years.
10. A tornado did much damage in the
county. Miss Fannie G. Michael died in Bal
timore and was buried at Grove church,
Aberdeen.
10. Frank S. Evans, cashier of Second
National Bank, died in his 34th year.
a. The house of Martin Purcell, near
Forest Hill, s4ruck by lightning.
16. Miss Annie L. Moores, of Bel Air,
died in Baltimore. Eeanora A. Meads,
aged 40 years, died.
IT, Edward A. Hall, aged " years. died
suddenly near Bel Air.
49, John Glenn, aged As years, died in
Bel Air.
10. Through trains commenced running
from Baltimore to Delta over Maryland Cen
trail Railroad. Corner stone of new St.
Stephens church, Upper Falls, Baltimore
county, laid by Cardinal Gibbons.
90 Elisha q. Rogers, agad 70 years, died
near Level.
81. Rev. William H. Downey, pastor of
Presbyterian Church, Havre de Grace, died
suddenly in Port Deposit. Walter Finney
appointed cashier of second National Bank.
20. Mrs. Sarah Haughay, wife of Bernard
Haughay, died in her S3d year.
26. Robert W. Mallick died in his Goth
year.
81. Mordecai Scarborough, aged IA years
died near Scarborough postoff1ce.
20. The house of Reuben Norris, near
Cambria, partly destroyed by dynamite.
Michael McDermott died near Bel Air.
81. Jamestown flood. Great food in
Susquehanna Lumber booms at Williams
port burst. Millions of feet of lumber car
ried towards the bay. Conowingo bridge
damaged. Tide water canal torn to pieces.
Port Deposit under water. Freshets in var
ious places. John r. Day and his daughter.
Miss H. Grace Day, of Hartford county lost in
Johnstown flood Miss Days body recover
ed few days afterwards and buried at
Mt Vernon M. E. Church on June IA.
4. Charles R. Magness, aged % years, died
at Bel Air. Miss Annie McMaster commit
ted suicide in Havre de Grace, by shooting
herself with pistol. Mrs. Jane R. McAllis-
ter, aged 81 years, died near Clermont Mills.
Z. John Paca Dallam, aged 6S years, for
merly of Perryman, died in Baltimore.
10. Masonic Bazaar in Bel Air opened.
II. George Heuisler, aged So years, for
merly of the Hickory, died in Baltimore.
Miss Theresa O. Glenn, formerly public
school teacher, died in Baltimore.
To- New Presbyterian Church at High
land Station damaged by lightning. One of
DIR. David Harlan's barns, near Churchville,
struck by lightning.
81. A mule, two cows, and hog killed
by lightning, in J. 8. Richardson's field, near
Bel Air. John R. Stokes, aged 35 years,
died near Prospect.
%. JOHN Lynchs house, near Hartford
Furnace, burned. Fannie Webster, colored,
in Bush River Neck, shot and killed by James
Kenuard colored
25. Joseph P. Gather, coach painter,
dropped dead while at work in Bel Air.
July.
1. Second annual reunion of the Alumni
Association of Bel Air Academy in Masonic
Temple, Bel Air
Z. Joseph Wilson, aged 33 years,a tenant
on Joseph G. Favour's farm, near FailstoD,
found dead in his red
10. G. Junkin Finney, aged 10 years, died
near Churchvile, of typhoid fever. Vincent
Sokol, music teacher, aged 60 years, died
suddenly at Perry Hail, Baltimore county
John H. Keith, aged So years. son of John
Keith, of Bel Air, accidentally killed in the
yard at the car factory of Jackson & Sharp,
Wilmington, Del. Mrs. Susan Mitchell,
aged 70 years, died at Calvary.
IL.
Register of Wills, died near Thomas Run
The NJ E. parsonage at Jarretlsville, occu-
pied by Rev. G. E. Simmons and family,
struck and greatly damaged by lightning.-
Severe storm. Maryland Central railroad
injured in several places.
IA Miss Rachel James, aged 30 years.
daughter of the late Samuel James, of Mill
Green, died suddenly in Delta. George Liz,
formerly of Hartford county, died in Balti-
more.
Is. DR.. A. R. Blair, aged 70 years, died at
York, Pa.
IT, jackson Guards left for Camp near
Frederick Junction.
10. John Edward McComas, aged 70
years, died near Jopps.
20. Mrs. Charlotte WorthingtoD, aged GO
years, widow of the late Thomas G. Worth
ington, of Darlington, died in Baltimore.
rs. The M. E. Camp Meeting begun at
Carsns Run.
81. John Treadway, aged SO years, died
near Madonna, from injuries received by fall
ing from reaper.
30. John o. Phelps died.
80. Severe thunder storm; high water in
all the streams bridges, roads and fields in
jured. Miss Mary Lee, died near Thomas
Run. Democratic County Convention held
in Bel Air.
2. Johns Hopkins Janney, aged So years,
died. Mrs. Lydia T. Harry died. B. G.
Treakle's barn, near Mill Green, struck by
lightning.
3. Annie Recks, colored, near Fallston,
accidentally shot by Albert Jackson, colored.
6. Carsins' Run camp meeting closed
Samuel Street,, of Jarrettsville, aged GA years,