The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-01-27

FIRE INSURANCE MATTRRs.-The Executive
Committee OF the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company in Hartford county, met at the
office OF the company, on Wednesday, Jan.
18th, and adjusted the following losses:
James G. Lee. for loss OF barn and contents,
5000. Ordered paid.
The loss on contents of barn of William
Glass. deceased, amounting to $500; ordered
paid.
The loss Of August Dccmer of his barn and
stable, insured for 1878. was ordered paid.
The loss of Harvey VI. Wilkinson of his
tenant house. amounting to Sl5G; ordered
paid.
Charles A. Burkins, for loss of barn and
contents, 400 ordered paid.
Mary NJ. Deckman, for damages to her
dwelling house by fire, amounting TO - or
dered paid.
The directors met OBJ January 9th.
The resignation of Mr.. Albert p. Silver as a
director was accepted and his father, Mr.. j.
p. Silver, was unanimously elected 10 Ill
the vacancy.
The Executive Committee adjusted the fol
lowing losses
August Deemer, contents of stable, wagon
shed and granary, amounting to S739.5o, and
on contents OF barn and stable, amounting to
S9l.5 total 1881 30; ordered paid
George p Quick, loss of tenant house by
fire, $500; ordered paid.
Otto Seifert, damage to dwelling, $40, or
dered paid.
Peter Slyfki, loss of dwelling, $ls7 ordered
paid.
Lemuel II. Amoss, loss of barn, 300, and
contents of same, $1,000; ordered paid
DBATH OF AN EsrIAABLR Young MAN.
George II. Courtney, aged - years, the only
son Of Mr. Hollis Courtney, Jr., agent OF the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railaoad Company at llavre de Grace, died
at the residence of his parents, In that place,
on Sunday afternoon, January 22d, of ty
phoid fever. For about Il year before his
death he had held position as record clerk
In the Office Of the Clerk OF the Circuit Court
for Hartford county. Young Mr.. Courtney
went to his home on tho 3lst of December,
expecting to return to Bel Air on New Years
Fay. Upon arriving in IIsVre de Grace
! he WAS taken sick but in week or two grow
better and was permitted by his physI-
an to walk out for exercise relapse en-
sled but his condition was not considered
alarming until day or two before his death
| C was an excellent clerk, quiet, courteous In
his deneanor and attentive to his duties -
He made many warm friends in Bel Air who
sincerely lament his death aud deeply sympa-
thize with his afflicted parents in their be-
reayement. He WAS buried on Tuesday at
Angel Hill Cemetery. \ delegation of II
members OF Loyal Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ,
of which he was member, attended the fun
| eral. together with Mr.. VIM. s. Forwood, Jr 9,
Clerk of Court, his fellow clerks in the office
| and other citizens of Bel Air. Funeral ser
ces were conducted at the VI. Z. Church by
the pastor Rev. :. NJ. Afford, who also held
=, rvices at the grave. The funeral service
| OF the Jr. o. L. A. NJ. read at the grave
! b" DEPUTY State Councillor Frank Bateman
and the members sang an ode.
\ qunrtette, composed Of Mrs. George
| A. Baker, Mrs. J. Vim. Bauer, Prof. J. F.
| Woodrow and Mr. Charles T. Wilson sang a
! beautiful and touching hymn at the service
/ in the church.
I The pail bearers were Harry 9. Carver and
! f. Howard Hall, OF the Clerks office Harry
! Cooling and Vim. Jobe, Of Guiding Star COun-
! ell, Jr. o. L. A. NJ, of Havre de Grace Ray
mond Mitchell, .. p. Pennng, John Iealey
and Clinton Bond, OF Hayre de Grace.
! BEL AIR NoTEs.-The young ladies OF Bel
! Air, married and single, met on Tuesday at the