The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-01-01

pit at Woodbury., Baltimore county, John
Dolan, of Hartford county, in his 49th year.
8. Joseph E. Taylor, aged 30, sou of R.
M. Taylor, of Perryman, died in Philadelphia.
Emily Hilditch, aged 65, wife OF Thos. j.
Hilditch formerly OF Bel Air. died in Balti-
more.
10. Charles Springer, of Philadelphia,
aged II, was buried at Rock Run cemetery.
Avarilla J. McGonigal, aged 76, widow of
Daniel McGonigal, died at Churchvile.
10. Mr.. T. B. Swartz, of Bel Air, celebrat-
ed his S1st birthday.
10. James Channel, workman, fell from
the top to the bottom of Edward Evans slate
quarry, near West Bangor a distance of 80
feet and was seriously injured.
Is. Hannah W. Pennell, in her 63d year,
died at the residence of her brother, Joseph
M. Withers, near Upper Cross Roads.
16. The store house of Edward I. Monks,
at Kalmia P. o., destroyed by fire. A cold
snap stops blowing.
IT, Mrs. Susan E. Morrison, aged 80, wild
ow of Mansel E. Morrison, of Emmorton,
died in Baltimore. Mary Connaughton, aged
70, widow of Luke Connaughton, died near
Hartford Furnace. Margaret Miller, in her
4Sth year, widow of Samuel Miller, and
daughter of VIM. G. Gorrell, died at Swan
| Creek
49, The large dwelling house at Church
|
Woolsey and occupied by Mrs. Cynthia
Cooper, destroyed by fire.
10. Frances G. CrevensteD, aged "a, wife
of Jacob Crevensten, died near the Hickory.
Fireman Frank Donnelly fatally injured by
collision on the B. and o. r. r. at Swan
Creek
20. John D. Grafton, aged 81, died near
Chestnut Hill.
81 The Permanent Building Association
of Hartford county organized in Bel Air.
%. Rev. VIM. 7. Eva, aged SO, died in
Philadelphia. He was well known in Har-
ford. Eliza Porter buried at Bethel Gene
terry.
90 VIM. E. Mccain, aged 81, died of
Bright's disease, al Dublin. Franklin Whit
aker, aged about 80, son of the late Franklin
Whitaker, of Hartford county, died near Bal
! timore.
"a. Matilda Oliver, aged 10, daughter OF
VIM. and Sarah Oliver, died near Hartford
Furnace of inf1ammatory rheumatism. Sim
con VsnTrump, aged II, died of paralysis.
America E. McComas, in her Goth year, wild
ow OF Capt Harry Cough McComas, former
ly of Hartford county, died in San Francisco.
26. Thomas H. Wright and MIR. Brown
| injured while blasting logs near Constitution.
~. VIM. G. Gorrell died near Swan
Greek. Heavy snow storm.
%. John B. Roe, in his 10th year, died
at Forest Hill. Mrs. Laura Gilroy, aged A,
wife of John Gilroy and sister of John III.
Fisher, of Bel Air, died in Baltimore.
80. Mrs. Stearns, aged rs years, died Of
paralysis at the residence of her son, John o.
Stearns, near Pylesvlle. John L. Clark,
aged SO. formerly of Abingdon district, died
in Baltimore. Easter Sunday. Weather
beautiful but roads bad. Mrs. Flaharty, aged
| 10, wife of James P. Faharty, died near Dub
| lin.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mellor, in her Seth year,
died at the residence of her sop-in-law, ]. T.
Ward, at Forest Hill. Vestry elections in
the Protestant Episcopal churches.
81. Republican county convention met in
Bel Air.
2. John Riley aged 81, died suddenly on
his farm, near Churchville. Mrs. Scarf, in
her 18th year, wife of Charles T. Scarf, died
near Pleasantville. Mamie Sheridan, aged
formerly of Hartford county, died in Balti-
more.
8. Miss Eliz abeth NJ. Hail. in her 72d year,
died at Havre de Grace.
5. Mrs Eliza ]. Cathcart, in her 73d year,
died near Nofrisville.
6. First meeting Permanent Building AS
sociation in Bel Air. Frame dwelling in
Havre de Grace, belonging to Walter Web
Der, occupied by Mrs. McMullen, destroyed
by fire.
8. Shad OILERS at work at the mouth of
DELPHI and Romney creeks. The blacksmith
shop of E. T. Treakle, at Mill Green, slightly
injured by fire.
10. Arbor day. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Ray
mond, near Michaelsville, celebrated the 10Th
anniversary OF their marriage.
II. Edward Larkin, engineer in charge p,
w and B. R. r. bridge at Havre de Grace,
died at that place, aged 60. VIM. Finley,
aged 81, died 10 Dublin district of grip.
13. VIM. Elicit, aged abont 81, died near
Sandy Hook.
ID. Isaac W. Jewett, formerly of Hartford
county died in Baltimore.
16. Freight train breaks through Overshot
treste, on NJ G. r. R. killing conductor Jas.
A. Dodson and brakeman Benjamin Spruce
! bank, Jno. J. Martin. Charles Watts, fire.
man, injured and died next day. Engineer
Vim. II. Dodson, conductor John Cox and
fireman Hawkins, were also injured but re-
covered Thermometer 81 degrees in the
shade.
II. Thomas Miller, aged 40 years, killed by
freight train at Belcamp station, B. and ..
R. r.
IS. Alex johnson, colored, dropped dead
at Overshot trestle while engaged in cleaning
away the wreck. Severe thunder Storm
Several barns destroyed by lightning; the
house of Gabriel Hill colored, near Bel Air,
also struck and damaged five stock cattle be-
longing to Mrs. Elizabeth Foley, near Level,
killed by lightning. Spring meeting of Har.
ford county W. T. G. U. in Bel Air.
81. The youngest child of John G. Lay,
died near Perryman. George Mitchell, Jr
aged 10, son of George Mitchell, died at
Havre dc Grace. The Maryland Central and
W ID Dbl
dated under the name Baltimore and
Lehigb.
%. VIM. ]. Price, in his S7th yt ar, died
near Clayton.
%. Jones Davidson, we'll known photo
grapher, aged 70, died at the residence of W..
T. Riley.
%. MIR. and Mrs. j. G. Rouse, of Bel Air,
celebrated their silver wedding. A young
son of Michael HaviaHd, formerly of Abing-
don district, died in Baltimore.
26. Large body of land between Joppa
and VanBibber, B. and o. r. r., burned over;
fire caused by sparks from locomotive
Friendship M. E. Church having been re-
paired and refurnished, was reopened. An
thony Keuchel, matchmaker, aged 81, died in
Bel Air. He was a nativeof Prussia and it..
81 in. in height. Joseph Ross, aged 75,
for many years keeper of Conowingo bridge,
was buried at Dublin M. E. Church South
He died in Cecil county. Alexander Moore,
aged SO, died near Bel Air.
81. Reception given by Mr.. and Mrs. Silas
Baldwin, near Baldwin station, to MIR. and
Mrs. Ruff STREET. and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Baldwin New trestle completed over Over
shot branch, M. G. r. r. Jacob Frey, aged
3S, died near Bel Air.
49, Corner stone of Asbury M. E. Church,
Jarrettsville, was laid. John W. Bay, in his
10th year, native of Hartford county, died
suddenly at Atlantic city. Charles H. An
drew, in his 23i year, son of Henry S. An
drew, of Paradise, died suddenly at Salem,
Va.
/. John Bottlemay, German, aged 40,
while suffering from delirium tremens, at
tempted to commit suicide by cutting his
throat with a razor, near Chenille.
2. James Wiles, of Avondale, aged "a,
died at the Presbyterian hospital, Baltimore.
Officers of new National bank, at Aberdeen,
elected.
8. Burrelps Hotel, Bel Air, slightly d an
aged by fire.
f. Fred r. Williams, DR.. j. G. Butler, Geo.
w. Carver, W. T. Billingslea and John
Smith elected Town Commissioners of Bel
Air. Jacob Rutledge of Marshall's district,
celebrated his 10Th birthday. Frost
5. Nancy STREET., widow OF Shadrack
STREET., died near Federal Hill. She was in
the Tooth year of her age. Charlotte Z.