The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-04-14

OBITUARY.-The funeral of Mr.. FredericR
Swope took place last Friday from the resi-
| dence of his nephew, John Swope, near Ores
well, to the Presbyterian Church, Churchvillc
The funeral services were conducted by Rev
G. R. Waunemacher, the pail bearers being
Fred. Burnley, Robert I. George, Zach. T
Gilbert, George Foreman, Daniel Callahan
and Robert Gilbert.
Jesse French, aged 50 years, formerly pro
prietor of the hotel at Bald Friar, Susque
hanna river, died at that place on March 31st
a wife and one son survive him.
Mr.. Larkin Read died at his home, in Balti
more, on April 5th, Of paralysis of the heart
Mr.. Read was born in Baltimore, and was II
the milling business in Baltimore and Hartford
counties until about eight years ago, when he
retired. He was eightytwo years old. He
leaves a son and daughter and six grandchil.
dren.
Miss Susie Virginia Kline, of Port Deposit,
much-esteemed and prominent society lady,
died on Saturday evening of heart failure at
the residence of her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
Pugh. Her remains were taken to Marietta,
Pa.
Mr.. Philip T. Quinlan, aged 70 years, died
at the residence of his son-in-law, Robert 0.
Wallis near Chestnut Hill, on Friday, March
Oath. He leaves widow, one son, Mr.. Chas.
w. Quinlan, of Pittsburg, Pa, and three
daughters, Mrs. George A. Harkins. Mrs.
Robert o. Wallis and Miss Laura s. Qunlan,
of this county. The interment was at Centre
NJ. E. Church, Sunday, March Goth. Services
were conducted by the Rev. T. T. Wysong.
The pail bearers were Charles L. Heck, John
Il. Grafton, Eli Rigdon, Jacob Johnson, Theo-
dore Welsh, I. c. Pyle. Edmund &. Kurtz,
of Jarrettsville, was the undertaken.
BEL AIR NoFRs.-Mr. Gilbert s. Hawkins,
who removed from Bel Air to Covington, La
Immediately upon his admission to the bar,
six months ago, has returned and will engage
in the practice OF his profession in the office
of Mr.. Thomas H. Robinson.
Mr.. Frank Batcman who attended the funer-
al Of his nephew, Jos. E. Batcman, son of Mr..
Howard Bateman, at Frostburg, last week,
returned home on Friday last Mr.. Bateman
reports snow five feet deep in the mountains
George Smith, Jr colored, was brought be-
fore Justice Proctor, on Tuesday, on the
charge Of being drunk and disorderly. He
was fined 81 and costs, amounting to 500.
Hon. William Pinkney White, Judge Camp
bell w. Pinkney, John S. Writ and Murray
Vandiver were in Bel Air on Monday, on bust
ness concerning the sale of the Simmons prop
erty on Spesutia Island.
The church sociables of Emmanuel Epis-
copal Church have been resumed. \ meeting
held at the residence of Rev. s. A. Whitcomb,
Tuesday evening, was well attended. The
exercises consisted OF vocal and instrumental
music, readings and recitations.
Mrs. Elizabeth &. Lee, is seriously Ill with
bronchitis and heart trouble.
Mr. Charles Trucman Snyder, of Washing
ton, d. c., and Miss Carrie s. Richardson,
daughter of Mr.. J. S. Richardson, were mar
red in Baltimore, on April Sd, by Rev. G. X.
Marshall.
List of letters remaining in the Bel Air
portofflce. Persons calling for letters in this
list will say they were advertised otherwise
they may not receive them:
Miss Sallie A. Anderson, Mr. John Cooper,
Mr.. Frederick Deckman, Talbert Dembo, Mr..
Lewis NJ. Grath, Mr.. Daniel +. Sands, Nc
Cam & Lee, Mr.. VIM. Myers, Emma Peeker,
Mr.. Edward A Reed, Mr.. q. S. Richardson,
Mr.. George Wehmeyer.
Mr.. ii. B. Bruins, of the Railroad Sales Sta
bles, expects to bring Oh a number of good
young horses and mares from Virginia, next
week.
Mr.. James F. Mitchell, OF Baltimore, has
been spending a week with his sister, Mrs. j..
II. C. Watts.
The meeting of the K. NJ. s. occurred on
Tuesday, at the house OF Mr.. s. A. Williams
and was well attended The programme was
unusually agreeable and the afternoon much
enjoyed. Mrs. George L. VanBibber read sew
eral selections in her most delightful style,
and vocal and instrumental music was fur
nished by Mrs. j. Royston Stitler, Mrs. Web
ster Bradford, and Misses Grace Street,, Daisy
Rouse and Elise Williams. The Misses Boul-
din will entertain the club on next Tuesday
evening, at half-past three o'clock.