The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-07-14

| one OI HIS DebI uultS WIN iCS
The third morning following this, he found
the mate to this mule drowned in the creek.
Truly, an evil week.
Mr. William II. Hinchman has shipped five
carloads of potatoes, up to date, from his
Park Farm-two OF them to Boston.
/ Personal MENTIoN.-Miss Bessie Fleming,
of Baltimore, is guest of Miss Margaret Bell,
Emmorton.
Prof W. T. l.. Taliaferro, of the Maryland
Agricultural College, who has been visiting
friends in this county. left on Tuesday for
few weeks sojourn with his parents in Virginia.
Chief Judge David Fowler, of this judicial
circuit, expected to 90 with his family, this
week, to Cobourg, Canada, for the summer.
Mr.. James A. Cunningham and family are
visiting Mrs. W. K. Cunningham, Abingdon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maggie, of Baltimore, are spend
| ing the summer at Mr.. Walter Ilarwards,
Abingdon.
Mr.. Spear Spillmsn, of New York, is visit
ing Mr.. Joseph A. Price, Abingdon.
| Messrs. Frank and Harry Johns, of New
York, are spending their vacation with their
father, Mr.. E. F. Johns.
Miss Grace Fossett, of Baltimore, is visiting
Miss Mary X. Bay, of Perrymans.
Mr.. Harry r. Shertzer, of the far West,
formerly of Hartford county, is visiting his
brother, DR.. A. Trego Shertzer, in Baltimore.
| OBITUARY.-John Huston, aged AZ years, OF
Maryland Line, Baltimore county, died at his
home near that place, on Friday, July 9TH.
fortn Nv xpall-EnDwn resident OF
| Norrisyille. His remains were inferred there
on Sunday.
James Duncan, aged IS years, died at his
home, at Cambria, on Friday, July Z, and was
buried at Slate Ridge Presbyterian Church on
Sunday.
Mrs. Eliza Il. Galloway, widow of William
Galloway, formerly of Hartford county, died
in Baltimore city on Sunday. She leaves one
son, Lieut.. Charles Douglas Galloway, of the
United States Navy. She was daughter of
the late Charles d. Bouldin, Of Hartford coun-
ty, and a sister of Capt. Richard Z. Bouldin,
postmaster at Bel Air. The funeral took place
on Tuesday, the interment being at Rock
Spring Cemetery. Rev. Mr.. Smith ofiiciated
in Baltimore and Rev. Z. ID. Finney at the
grave. The pail bearers were Lieutenant &.
d. Galloway, DIR. J. G. Dance, Dr. r. X.
BouIdin and Captain X. E. Bouldin.
Mrs. Lizzie Kalmbacher, of Carsins' Run,
died on Wednesday morning, July IL. The
funeral will take place this morning, from her
late residence to St. Paurs Evangelical Luth-
eran Church. E " k.E& e ts
BEL AIR NoTEs.-Misses Juliet and Grace
Street, are the guests of Miss Busted, at Cen
treville. f t.EE4 ttt.t-f ~ (. i
Mr.. e. NJ. Hinkle has gone to Washington,
where he is temporarily employed as a steno-
grapher and typewriter in the office OF Hon.
Herman Stump, Superintendent of Immigra-
ton.
The Aberdeen base ball club defeated the
Victors of Bel Air, on the grounds Of the
former, last Saturday, by a score of to O. |
Horace Boarman, catcher for the Victors, was |
struck In the mouth by ball, during the first !
inning, and thereby prevented from playing.
Miss Constance Adams, of London county,
Virginia, is guest OF the Misses Young.
Rev. DIR. J. T. Murray, OF Baltimore, Secre-
tary of the Maryland Bible and Tract Society
of the Maryland Annual Conference, preached
All SeTinOH Ill Tile
tant Church, last Sunday night.
The Hartford Dancing Club will give a
series of dances in the Masonic Hall during
summer and fall.
States Attorney and Mrs. Walter w. Pres |
ton are at Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Van Bibber, have re-
turned home after plea@nt Northern trip of
two weeks.
Mr.. Morris johnson, Of the Baltimore
4merican, is visiting at the residence of Dr. |
w. ). Richardson. rFe4
List of letters remaining in the Bel Air
post-office. Persons calling for letters in
this list will say they Were advertised, other
wise they may not receive them: Mrs. g. |
Brown, Mr.. Ben. Combs, Mrs. Margaret
Demoice, Agnes Junk, Sarah Tallar, Miss
L. s. Norris, Mr.. Eli Norris (2) Mrs. Rider s.
Owing, Mr.. W. T. Riley, Mr.. Geo. II. Zim-
norman.
Mrs. Nicholas Brice, of Philadelphia, is
visiting at the residence Of Capt. A. L. Jar
rett.
Miss Bessie Bissell, Of Baltimore ia guest |
of Miss Bessie Richardson.
A neat pamphlet has been issued in memory
of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Gordon Bryarly Lee,
of Bel Air, who died May sth, 1898. The
work contains full account of the funeral
services, including addresses delivered on the
occasion by Rev. Austin NJ. Courtenay, d.
D., and Rev J. N. Slarrow. Copies are in
the hands of Rev. ]. NJ, Slarrow for distribu-
ton to the friends of Mrs. Lee.