The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-09-02

| II Is esIlmdttu tudt peTsOuS were vi
the fair grounds on Wednesday.
Personal MENTION. John W. Bay, Miss
Belle Bay and Miss Minnie R. Gallup are So
journng at Ocean Grove ~
Mr.. n. ii. Oldhcld, of West Chester, Pa,
left on Monday after a visit of several days
to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oldfeld, at
Fountain Green.
Mr.. James Monks, of the Hickory, is very
III with paralysis Eke SAtAEsBES
Mr.. Harry d. Hanway arrived, last Saturday
night, on visit to his parents Mr.. aud Mrs.
David Hanway, near pieasantyiiie. Mr.. Han
way expected to leave for New York on
Wednesday.
Mr.. William II. Bayless, of Baltimore, is
reported to be critically i'll with typhoid
fever, at the residence of his mother, near
Glenville.
DR.. David Harlan, of the U. S. Navy, who
has been very ill at his home near Church
vile, is better.
Mr. and Mrs Sindall, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Nelly, Misses Annie and Mary Sindali, Helen
Nelly, Aphonso and Herbert Nelly, Of Baltf
more, who have been spending the summer
at Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. s. Kyle's, near Foun-
tain Green, left on Wednesday.
Mrs. j. W. Nelly and daughters, of Balti-
more, who have been staying at Mrs. b. F.
Carriers, also left ON Wednesday.
Miss Mary Reddish, of Baltimore, who has
been visiting Mrs. Henry Kessler, of Fountain
Green, left last Saturday.
Mr. John Harvard, who has been spending
the summer; with his father, Mr.. C., W. Har-
ward of Fountain Green, will return to Phil
| adelphia tomorrow.
| PROCEEDINGS OF THE CoMMIssIoNERs.-
The County Commissioners were in session
on Monday.
Commissioners Bateman and Moulsdale re-
ported the Otter Creek road, opened by j. NJ.
Frasch, in satisfactory condition.
| Commissioners Bateman and Scarborough
also reported the H. Clay Stewart road, fifth
district, opened by VIM. T. Burkins, in salts
factory condition.
The Clerk was directed to pay Messrs. Bur
kins and Frasch in full.
The Clerk was directed to issue duplicate
road check No. Is, dated July 25 1892,
drawn on Thomas Hitchcock, Collector 4th
district, in favor of r. Milton Cairnes, for
s17.12, the original having been lost. f'
Commissioner Moulsdale was authorized to
have the bridge over Gray's Run, on the pub
lie road leading from Bush to Halls Cross
Roads, repaired.
Commissioners Courtney and Scarborough
were appointed to locate site for new
bridge over Deer Greek, at or near Mobiles
Mill.
| Commissioners Bateman and Moulsdale
were appointed to inspect the turnpike on
| the ChurchyiIle road put down by William
Hilditch.
| Commissioner Moulsdale was authorized to
repair the foot bridge near Hooker's Mill,
! first district.
| The report of the examiners appointed to
relocate portion Of the public road leading
from Jarrettsville to Upper Cross Roads
being defective, the same was rejected.
| Contentious and disputes having arisen con-
corning the true location of that portion OF
the public road in Hartford county leading
from Jarrettsville to Upper Cross Roads that
| lies between the Cross Roads and Jarrettsville
and point south of Jesse c. Taylor's shop,
| it is therefore ordered that commission be
issued to have said road resurveyed, marked
and bounded, aud that Thomas Butler, John
R. jackson and William J. Watkins be and
they are hereby appointed examiners for the
| purpose. : -
| Adjourned to September 18th. i
| BEL AIR NoTEs-Mr Samuel W. Wheeler,
foreman of the Baltimore american printing
| OAio hos haa tioat I'm moo ihaatunt Hill
| for few days this week. He called at The
| 1Egis office on last Saturday.
The following uncalled-for letters remain in
the Bel Air postofice:
| Miss iRebecca Bond, Mrs. Rachael Boon,
Miss Charlotte Barnes, Sir. Elijah Carey, Mr..
! o. H. Cole, Miss Maggie Dashield, Miss Sarah
Gibson, Mrs. Georgeanna Jones (col.) Miss
Lizzie Lee, Miss Nettic March, Miss Liza
Smith, G. Emory, Miss Jane Hail. Mrs. Hen
rietta Pritchett, Mr. John II. Preston.
| Mrs. Eliza Springer, of Philadelphia, is at
the residence of Col and Mrs Ohio s. Lee.
! Mr. Philip Cover, of Baltimore, is quito
sick at the residence of his sister-in-law, Mrs |
Cassandra Cover. 1Gl .-
Mr. Darius Prigg, of Wilmington, is visiting |
his mother, Mrs. Margery Prigg.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas II. Robinson returned |
| on Friday last from a short visit to Atlantic !
City,. IL Ft ~ - .--S .--% |
Hon. Herman Stump left on Monday for |
New York, where he embarked on Wednes-
day on the Inman' Steamer City of Paris for
Liverpool He expects to return by the LIST |
of October, in time to take part in the Demo
cratic campaign for Cleveland, Stevenson and !
Talbot.
Mrs p L. Griffith and Misses Helen and |
Bessie Lee left on Saturday last for a visit to
Newburgh, n. Y.
The Victor Base Ball Club will play the |
Aberdeen Club, at the Bel Air grounds, to-
day, (Friday.) Game at P. NJ.
Miss Minnie Webster, of Wilmington, Del,
and Miss Laura Rogers, of New York, are at DR.. |
William s. Richardson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Cairnes aud their
daughters returned on Monday evening, |
from brief sojourn at Jordans White Sui |
phur Springs, Va. ~
DIR. Frank r. Forwood, of Chester, Pa, is |
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. Smith |
son Forwood. DR.. Forwood is succeeding
very well in the practice of his profession in |
Chester.
Mrs. Joseph E. Bateman sends US large and
strikingIooking flower from her daturah
plant. This plant is Of the same family as
the Jamestown weed, but the flower is larger
| and hanGsomer than that of the latter.
! OBITUARY.-Mr. John X. Kirk died sudden
ly, at the residence of DR.. Thomas Ii. Roberts,
on Monday morning, of apoplexy. Mr.. Kirk
had been in failing health for several years
but on Monday morning ate his breakfast,
chatting cheerfully with the family. Short
| ly after breakfast he walked out of the house
and soon afterwards DR.. Roberts found him
lying on the ground in an unconscious condi-
| ton. He was taken into the house, where he
| died in few hours. Mr.. Kirk was &c years
of age and unmarried. Mrs. Roberts is his
| half sister. He was buried at the Churchville
Presbyterian Church, on Wednesday. The
services were conducted by Rev. Z. d. Finney,
assisted by Rev. Z. A. Colburn. The pail
bearers were Messrs. John G. Rouse, Robert
G.. Richa rdson, Harry d. Coale, James F.