The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-10-06

teachers and pupils to attend the County Fair
and $40 was ordered to be added to the regular
premium list for the public school depart
ment.
The $40 library fund was ordered to be paid
tributed like amount
The Examiner was directed to investigate
the various histories OF Maryland and report
at the next meeting.
The salaries of the first three grades at
Havre de Grace were ordered to be raised
1925 per term each.
OBITUAKY.-Niss Lucinda Rigdon, aged
about IS years, died on Saturday, September
Both, at the residence of Mr.. Vim. G. Mccoy,
near Dublin, after an illness of several months
She was daughter of Eli Rigdon. She was
buried at the Friends burying ground, Broad
Creek, on Monday afternoon.
Mr.. John Whiteford, an old citizen of Upper
Hartford, aged ~ years, died on Saturday
night, September 30th of paralysis, with
which he was stricken while in the field, a
few days before his death. He leaves a wife
and several children. He was buried at Slate
Ridge Presbyterian Cemetery, on Monday.
Elijah Chapman, aged IS years, died last
Saturday night, at his home near Macton, of
paralysis. y wife and three children survive
him. He was buried on Tuesday, at the
Southern Methodist Church, Dublin.
Miss Annie Bevard died on Sunday, at the
residence of her brother, Mr.. George Bevard.
between Darlington and Dublin. She was
buried on Tuesday. The deceased was a sis
ter of Mr.. Wakeman Bevard, of Emmorton.
Mrs. Catharine c. Smithson, aged SO years,
wife of the late Henry D. Smithson and daugh-
terof the late John Archer, of Hartford county,
died on Sunday, October LIST, at her home,
"Beechwood," near Perryville, Cecil county
Elizabeth Hardesty, infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John s. Richardson, Jr., died on
Monday morning, at the residence of her par
Tuesday afternoon. Services were held at
the house by Rev. S. A. Whitcomb, the inter
ment at Rock Spring Church.
Mrs. Mary C. Robb, wife of City Register
John A. Robb, who died at her late residence,
219 North Calhoun street, Friday morning, at
IL
year, and a week ago last Thursday suffered a
stroke of paralysis, which was the immediate
cause of her death. Deceased was the daugh-
ter of Elisha Bull and was born in Hartford
county October IL, 1880. She was married to
City Register John A. Robb in November
1851, and went to Baltimore city, where she
has since resided. A son and two daughters
NJ, he Tnbn A obi T- Ire
Gertrude Cover and Miss Mary Robb. The
funeral took place Tuesday afternoon at 3
O'Clock, from st. Luke's P. +. Church. Rev.
William A. Cole OBLIGATED. The pail bearers
were Joseph II. Gale, Robert G. Lumpkin, j.
W. Wolvington, John Richardson, Robert NJ.
Sutton, Henry w. Roane, John G. Holland
and j X. Ober. The interment was made in
Greenmount Cemetery.
Charles C. Taylor, formerly of Hartford
county, died suddenly in Chicago, on Friday,
September Goth. The deceased was a son of
the late Capt. William p. Taylor and brother
of DR.. William z. Taylor, of Abingdon. The
remains were brought over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, arriving at Joppa Wednesday
morning, the interment being at Union Chapel
The pail bearers were his cousins William H..
Harry O., Charles P, William and James II.
Norris and John Cochran, all of Baltimore.
Agnes Rebecca, infant daughter of A. Lee
Coalc, died at her fathers residence, near Bel
Air, on Tuesday, October 3. The funeral
took place ON Wednesday the interment being
at Smiths Chapel. Rev. j. A. Oertel ofici-
ated.
Miss Mary Lochary, aged "a years, daughter
of Thomas and Cassandra Lochary, died on
Sunday night, at the residence of her parents,
Kalmia postoffice, of consumption. She was
buried on Wednesday morning, at st. Ignatius
Church, Hickory, Rev. Father Fowler officia-
ting.