The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-07-27

| Tuesday they started for Edgewood to take
a train for Baltimore, to play the lriquois, al
| Acton's Park but missed connections and
| had to return home. On Wednesday they
were visited by the Nonpareils, of Aberdeen,
but were beaten by score of IA to >. 1t was
conceded, however that it was nota fair test
| for Coale's hand was badly cut which greatly
interfered with his pitching.
The Henry Reckord Manufacturing Com
pany have placed two trial telephones in be-
tween the railroad station AMI the old Wcs-
tern Union telegraph Office in the Democrat
building. During the trial they are free TO
the public.
OBITUARY.-Mr Thomas IL. G. Reed died
AZ Glasgow, Virginia on Friday, July Goth,
atoer lingering illness, of consumption, aged
So years. \ widow, five sons and two daugh-
ters survive him. Mr.. Reed was native of
! Maryland but had lived for several years past
| in Virginia. His remains were brought to his
former home at Darlington and inferred in
the cemetery at that place last Tuesday. The
| funeral services were held at the Orthodox
Friends Meeting House and were conducted
were Messrs Joseph r., Frank j. and Edward
c. Hopkins, William and John P. Kirk and
Joseph Il. Ely.
Mr. Silas W. Barnes died on Wedn esday,
July %, at his residence. near Aberdeen, after
a protracted illness, of complication of dis
eases, aged tifty-three years. lie was son
of Mr.. Hosea Barnes, well-known farmer of
. |, In, ba n
book keeper for a firm doing a large business
in coal. lumber, fertilizers, &c at Lapldum.
He soon afterward formed partnership with
r. Harris Archer and conducted the same
business on their own account. The firm of
Barnes & Archer was dissolved six or seven
years ago. Mr.. Barnes then went into the
lumber business with his brother, Bennett H..
Barnes, at Aberdeen, where he Was engaged
when he died In 1877 he married daughter
of DIR. w. W. Virdin, of Lapidum, who sur
wives him with seven children.
Miss Ada Bond, highly respected and ac-
complished young lady of Havre de Grace, died
July %, of pulmonary disease, aged twenty
six years. She was the organist of st. Johns
Episcopal Church for the past twelve years.
She was skillful stenographer, having acted
in that capacity for several years in the office
of the Diamond Match Company, of Balti-
more, until year and a half ago, when fail
ing health compelled her to resign the posi-
ton. Her funeral took place at st. Johns
Church on Wednesday afternoon. the ser
vices being conducted by the pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Humphreys. The pall-bearers were
Messrs. Clarence l.. Wright, H. b. Snow,
Samuel Maslin, VIII N. Coale, Clinton Smith,
A. Lincoln Lyon, II. A. Carroll and Victor
Galloway.
Mr. Ebenezer Jones died Friday, July 20,
of asthma, at his residence near Ludwig. He
was buried on Sunday afternoon, meeting at
his late residence at 2 F. NJ; interment at
Statewide Cemetery. Mr.. Jones was about Is
years old, native of Wales, but had lived for
a number of years in Hartford county. He
leaves widow, two sons and one daughter.
Mr.. Hugh Jones, of Prospect, a very success
the other son is in some of the Western States.
Eugene Earl Tucker, infant child of Eugene
and Lily f. Tucker, of Forest Hill, died July
81, aged 16 months. The funeral took place
on Monday at Centre NJ. f. Cemetery, Rev.
B. F. Deyries conducting the services. The
lis, Charles Roe and Clarence Matthews.
Dean & Son undertakers.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Forder, of Madonna, died on Tuesday, July
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