The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-10-30

some delay in securing the slate from the quar-
ries, the work will not be completed for several
weeks. The entire cost of the repairs was
about 5000, nearly all of which has been pro-
vided for.
Rev. W. F. speake, Presiding Elder of East
Baltimore District M. E. Conference, had
charge of the morning service, administering
the communion and preaching very effective
sermon. The Sunday School. of which Silas
Bailey is Superintendent, held special service
at P. NJ. The school was well represented
and the exercises were interesting. The music,
under the direction of Mr.. Bontield Gorrell
with Miss Maggie Gorrell as organist, was
special feature. Several choruses were render
ed in good style by the combined chors of the
M. E. and M. P. Churches. Master James Mitch
ell, the boy cornetist of Baltimore, rendered
valuable assistance, delighting all present with
the mastery way he handled his instrument.
Addresses were made by Rev. Harry D. Mitch
ell, psstorof the church, Mr.. T. N. Smith, Su-
perinlendent of Hopewell M. P Church, and
the Superintendent of the school, Mr.. Silas Bal
ley.
The Rev. Harry d. Mitchell preached at night
to large and attentive audience.
The church was admired by all present and
the day was voted grand success in every par
ticular.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSION
ERs.-The County Commissioners were in ses-
sion on Monday and Tuesday.
$500 was ordered to be levied in 1892 to turn
pike portion of the public road from Dublin
to DR.. Riley's. John McDoon was author!z. ID
TO have the work done and return all itemiz ID
account.
$500 was ordered to be levied in 1892 to turn
pike portion of the public road from Church
vile to Aberdeen, from Nicholas Bakers to
Carsins' Run. William E. Jewens and E.
Carsins were authorized to do the work and
return an itemized account
Charles II. STREET. and Dennis Staudiford were
appointed examiners to locate bridge on the
Little Gunpowder, in place of John IL. Engle
and st. Clair Hess, disqualified by reason of
signing the petition for the bridge.
Martin I. Murphy was authorized 10 build q
smal culvert near Mill Green, not to cost
more than SIS.
The following bids were received for turn
piking on the Churchville road
w. F. and g. A. Hays, for 100 yards of section
2 1885 per yard Thomas F. Maggie, for 100
yards of section g s. so, and Al yards of section
3, $4.O9; D. J. Doyle. for sections 2 and 3, Is
yards, 81 90, for section 8, IS 1919 per yard
Jccob Livezey for section 4, $3.50; r. s. Livezey,
for 100 yards of section 2. $50; William Hill
ditch, for section 2, 1919 per yard; E. P.
Moores, for 100 yards, section 2, So "a per yard;
VIM. F. Kennedy Jr., for 100 yards, section 4,
$S.47 per yard Daniel Carroll, for 100 yards,
section 2, 1897 per yard; Patrick Carroll, for
100 yards, section 1, IS so per yard John Mil
way, for 100 yards, section l, 81 so per yard
Kinsey Midway, for 100 yards, section 1, $3.50
per yard E. G. Kerr, for 100 yards, section 8,
$40 per yard.
Tuesday.-The Clerk was instructed to
notify Robert j. Orr, contractor for South
Delta turnpike, that no more money would be
advanced to him until he complies with his
contract. The CLERK was Instructed to issue
certificate to Samuel Maggie for s23790 In
settlement for the bridge near z. W. Pocock's.
The favorable report of the examiners on the
new road near Bel Air station was confirmed
The Board sold to B. Bruins nine head of
fat cattle, at $45 each.
Contracts for turnpiking the Churchville
road were awarded as follows:
Section l, 80 yards, to Patrick Carroll, at
IS so per yard.
Section 2, 315 yards. to W. T. Hilditch, at
s319 per yard.
Section 8, Al yards, to D. J. Doyle, at 50. 1211k
per running yard.
Section 4, 80 yards, to W. T. Kennedy, Jr.,
at 49, per yard.
Miss Lizzie McComas was granted a permit
to the Maryland Hospital.
Adjourned tn Nov q