The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-01-01
Hoskins, died at Forest Hill.

81. Edward Golden, aged 67, died in Bel
Air. Infant daughter of John and Lillian
Toujison, died near Bel Air.
49, Severe thunderstorm at night. Hail
| in Dublin district.
80. William Warner, aged rs, died near
| Dublin.
&c. William Luke, infant son of John r.
and Maggie E. Farley, died in Bel Air.
AUGUST.
g. Frank Sitter painfully injured by falling
from the top of a r. r. car at Bel Air. Cath
ariDe Gallup, aged IS, widow of Oliver Gal
lup, died near Perryman.
4. Prohibition meeting at Rock Run
camp ground. Collision near Sharon on the
Baltimore and Lehigh R. r. between two
passenger trains. Baggagemaster Casey
painfully injured. Harvest Home celebra-
lion at the Rocks.
g. Robert B. Nice. Sitter, aged 81 years,
son of G. III. Sitter, died at Norrisville.
Large Sunday School reunion at Cooptown.
T. Dwelling house of Charles G. Budd at
Joppa struck by lightning damage slight.
s. Thomas Hollingsworth, aged 60, died
near wilma.
g. Woods meeting at Cooptown M. E.
Church.
10. Stone dwelling house of F. L. Reigle,
near Bel Air tollgate, destroyed be fire.
II. Shadrack r. Gilbert, aged SO, died at
Norrisville. James II. Bond, aged Sc, we'll
known bookseller, native of Hartford coun-
ty, died in Baltimore. J. F. Delaney, died
at Avondale.
12 Fire broke out in rear of Jos. A.
Krein's tailor shop, Bel Air. Promptly ex-
tinguished by the fire brigade. VIM. Kaza-
mier, aged II, died in Bel Air. John Mill
ming and considerably damaged. Dwelling
and store of David T. Benson, at Benson,
struck by lightning and slightly injured; d.
T. Archer's barn also damaged by lightning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wheeler celebrated the
25th anniversary of their marriage at Black
Island. Barn of F. M. Barnes, near Hsvre
de Grace struck by lightning three hogs
killed; three horses belonging to Alonzo
Dever, killed by lightning near Stafford. Jo-
hanna, Fogarty, aged 80 years, died in Havre
de Grace. Grand Army encampment begins
at Forest Hill.
Is. Corner stone of the new st. Marys
church at Clermont Mills laid.
IA. Eliza P. Gibson, aged 49, died near
Singer P o.
10. Henrietta Lingan, colored, aged 30,
dropped dead in Havre DIS Grace.
16. James Boyce aged So, formerly of
Havre de Grace, died near Towson. Edward
Grayson Rutledge, infant son of Charles A.
and E. W. Rutledge, died at the Rocks.
IL. William R. Martin, aged 40. formerly
of Havre de Grace, died at Ocean Grove. Jos.
O'Sullvan, aged 6, son of John and Maria
O'Sulivan, died near Hartford Furnace.
1S. Ground broken for new r. r. depot
at Havre de Grace.
49, Odd Fellows reception and banquet in
Bel Air.
90. Christine Winkler, aged 81, wife of
John Winkler, died near Emmorton. Pro-
bibtion mass meeting at Fountain Green.
81. William t. Easter, near Chenille, Bit
ten by a copperhead snake; no serious re-
suits followed. VIM. 81. Carroll, aged 63,
died near Lapidum. Mary E. Bussey, daugh-
ter of Thomas w. Bussey, formerly of Bel
Air, died in Baltimore. Richard Reese pain
fully injured by a fall at the Hartford and
Peach Bottom slate quarry.
%. Trotting races at Romney stock farm.
%. Summer kitchen on the property of
Miss Sophia Norris, near Hollingsworth's
spoke mill, burned down. ColoIed camp
meeting at Bynum closed. Francis Way,
near Sharon station, assaulted by tramp.
Dwelling house of VIM. o. Michael, near
Creswell, broken open and robbed Andrew
Hasson arrested in Baltimore for the act.
Mountain church re-dedicated.
"a. Republican county convention met in
Bel Air. William E. Griffin died in Abing-
don. Christine Elsner wife OF John ElsDer,
25 Jessie Belle, infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Nelson Wiley, was buried at Nor
risville.
g. A little son of John Wright drowned
in the canal at Rock Run. Sixth annual
convention of the W. G. L. U. at Havre de
Grace.
90. James Reynolds wheelwright shop at
Churchville, robbed of tools. Harry Boyer,
near Perryman, bitten on the thumb by
large black snake; he recovered. Mercy
Priscilla, aged 8 months, daughter OF DR.. F.
2. and Fannie Smithson, of Forest Hill, died
of cholera infantum.
80 Store of E. E. Pyle s. Co., Pylesville,
robbed
30. Nellie Lewis, an aged and respectable
colored woman, died at the residence of Hon.
Herman Stump, near Bel Air.
81. Teachers Institute began in Bel Air.
SEPTEMBER.
g. Bridget McCummins, widow of John
McCummings, aged rs died near the Hick-
s. Heavy storm-rain fall four inches.
Two colts killed by lightning
s. Esther II. Hawkins, widow of VIM. L.
Hawkins died near Thomas Run. Canning
at its height
II. Barn of Nathan Rorbaugb, near Nor.
risville, destroyed by fire.
-. Duncan Mclaughlin, aged 25, died
near Lire Bridge.
10. DR.. Francis Brand Proctor, aged 3S !,
died at the residence of his brother, G. W.
Proctor, in Bel Air.
IA. Store of Adam Debaugh, at Webster,
broken open and robbed.
Is. Republican convention met in Bel Air.
16. Maria L., wife of Geo. W. Day, died
near Statewide church. Mamie. aged II,
daughter ofC. Edward Kerr, died near Foun-
tain Green.
II. Prohibition mass meeting in Bel Air.
Trottirg races at Mt Ararat.
| IS. Henry G.. Wilson, of Emmorton, pain
| fully injured by being thrown from wagon.
| Edward Farnandis, aged g. died near Bel
| Air. Mary E., aged 40, wife of james r.
Whiteford died at Cambria. Bulett Carriage
Factory destroyed by fire. Loss 100000
10. Dwelling house of Jesse Burbank,
near Churchville, destroyed by fire.
90. Daniel D. Chesney, aged rs, died in
Bush River Neck.
%. Emma, aged 81, wife of Robert B.
| Sellers, died near Bel Air. Carrie P. Bull,
| Mamie Bull, Mrs, Amanda Address, Mrs.
VIM. Sunderland and daughter, injured by
runaway accident. Aberdeen National Bank
opened for business
"a. !. Newton Scarborough, aged 3S, died
| near Prospect. Mary Jane Slade, aged 81,
died near Spesutia Island.
%. Bernard Haughay. aged "a, died near
Hickory. Howard Kelly, aged "a, son of
Jacob B. Kelly, died near Highland Station,
B. and l.. r. r. Wilson Knight severely in
jured at the Susquehanna Paper Mills
26. Mrs. NJ. B. Smith, aged so years, died
near Aberdeen. James Melven, infant son
of Oliver c.. Bowman, died near Aberdeen.
Samuel Roy, aged months, son of Isasc ".
| Bayless, died near Aberdeen.
81. Store of Samuel t. Moore at Scarbor-
| ough, broken open and robbed. Andrew
| Larson, Swede, subsequently, arrested and
convicted in Baltimore city for the offence.
Joseph E. Robinson, aged "a, died in Bel
Air. VIM. W. r. Hall. aged 56, of Shandy
Hall, Bush River Neck, died n ear Baltimore.
Store of B. F. Taylor, at Bradshaw, robbed.
20. District Convention of NJ. E. preach
ers assembled at Bel Air. Willie, aged 16,
son of John T. Clark, injured by freight
train at Becamp station, B and 0. r. r.
&c. Fl. Melville Smith, of Norrisville, SER
iously injured by falling from an apple tree.
3d. NJ. A. Gilmore, aged SO, wife of R.
NJ Gilmore, formerly of Darlington, died
near Wakefield, Pa. Mrs Benjamin Wilson,
aged 65, died near Cambria Infant child of
Frederick Derrick, died near Magnolia.
OCTOBER.
4. Miss Nancy Parker, aged S3, died near
Darlington.
6. Walter McGreeyy, aged IA, painfully
injured by falling from wagon in Bel Air.
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