The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-03-02

OBITUARY.-Mrs. Mary Alicia Stump, wife
of Mr. John Stump, of Perry Point, Ceci
county, and mother of Associate Judge Fred
erick Stump, of the Circuit Court, died at hel
home Sunday afternoon, February 25th, after
a lingering illness, in the seventy-third year OF
her age. She was a daughter of the late Col.
! George E. Mitchell, who served with distinc-
| ton throughout the war of 1912 and who also
served the second district in Congress six
years. He was also personal friend of Gen
| eral Lafayette. Mrs. Stump leaves ten chill
dren-Judge Frederick Stump, DR.. George NJ.
| Stump, II. Arthur Stump, of Baltimore city J
John Stump, Mrs. Mary II. Smith, of Balti-
more Mrs Alex Mitchell, of Philadelphia ;
Mrs. William Webster, of Churchville, Har-
ford county; Mrs. James NJ. McGaw, Miss
Allie Stump and Mrs. Iverson Boswell, Of
Florida DR.. Henry II. Mitchell, of Elkton, is
a brother of the deceased.
Joseph Gorrell, aged 3S years, died at his
home at Level, on Sunday morning, February
25th after a short illness He leaves surviv-
ing him five young children, four girls and
one boy The funeral took place on Tuesday,
the interment being at Rock Run Church.
Mrs. Mary Bowman, wife of Mr.. William S.
Bowman, died on Thursday, March LIST, at her
home near Level. Her surviving children are
John H., George W., Charles c. and William
s. Bowman, Dr., and Mrs. George Mitchell.
Mr.. Richard H. Peasants, aged IS years,
died in Baltimore OH Wednesday. Mr.. Will
liam A. Peasants, formerly of Fallston, was
one of his sons.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
transfers of real estate were recorded in the
Clerks Office during the month of February ::
Deeds-Alfred Parsons to Hannah T. James
s. A. Williams and others, executors, to
School Commissioners.
s. A. Williams and others, trustees to John
Mcdonald.
Mary E. Sinclair to Abel d. GLADDEN..
Abel d. GLADDEN. to Morgan s. Spencer and
others.
Williams and vanBibber, trustees, to Daniel
Bradley.
Alice Quarles and others to Georgia Jacobs
aud others.
Georgia Jacobs and others to Frank H.
Jacobs.
William H. Harlan, trustee, to Frederick
N. Emmord.
Edmund G. Kurtz and others to Elwood NJ.
GALAXY.
George Robinson to John Henry Mitchell.
John B. Scarborough to Richard Taylor.
George A. Ewing to School Commissioners.
School Commissioners to George A. Ewing.
Hannah Whiteford to Hugh c. Whiteford
of John.
j. Royston Sitter, trustee, to Alice Bosley.
Aberdeen Land Improvement Company to
Trustees NJ. Z. Church South, of Aberdeen.
Dallam & Rouse, trustees, to Martha NJ.
Upton.
Christisn H. Walker to Winfield S. Walker.
Louisiana s. Alexander to John II. C. Sa-
lick.
William I. Preston to Alexander Preston.
Rachel Bishop to Thomas and Isabella VILE
man.
John A. Russell, attorney, to Thomas Vile
man.
j. Harry Preston and wife to William T.
Preston.
Margaret A. Boyd to Martin Boyd.
Joseph Sealor to Annie E. Sealor.
Lorenzo I. Grier and others to Maurice s.
Harkins.
Deeds of Trust.-John H. Hall to William
Cooley.
George H. White to Charles A. Andrew.
Robert f. Hanna to William II. Bayless.
William 5. Hanna to William II. Bayless.
Bel Air Academy and Graded school.
The pupils who received the highest general
averages and failed in none of the branches,
at the semi-annual examinations of the Bel Air
Academy and Graded School are as follows:
Post Graduates.-Alice Smallsbeck, Hebb
Smith.
Ninth Grade.-Harvey Ewing, Cassie Lee
Albert Twining, Ned Quarles Arthur Howard,
Benz. Moore, Louise Munnikhuysen.
Eighth Grade.-Allis F. Mitchell, Mabel NJ.
STREET., Ohio s. Lee, Jr. ...
Seventh Grade.-Helen Mitchell, McHenry
Mitchell, Milton Reckord.
Sixth Grade.-Belle Cairnes, Grace Cole,
Malcolm Worthington, Annie Ely.
Fourth Grade.-Mary Martin, Margaret
Ball, Edmund Hunter, Walter Stansbury,
Donald Hays
Third Grade.-Kate Hughes, Mary IL. Hop
kins, Dora Bauer, Annie L. Worthington, LII
lie Ely, Nelson Keen, Nora Trego.
Attended every day school was open since
September: Dora Proctor, Cassie Lee, Annie
Carnes, Alice Smallsbeck, Mamie Munnik
huysen, Armtield Proctor, Augustus Bradford,
Nellie Townsley, Melvin Knofler, Albert Hob
litzell, Blanche Dunnigan, Fannie Keen, Mel
son Keen, Smith Bradford, Wallace Brommel,
Lewis Williams, Clara Gelzenliter, Nora Trego,
Street, Bedford, Dale Hoblitzell Maggie Car
roll, John Cahen.
Report of first, second and fifth grades will
be given later.
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