The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1895-01-04

/. and Killed by william BOululn at
Havre de Grace.
12 Samuel Clark, of Shawsville, ac-
, cidently shot himself seriously.
10. Mrs. Mary E. Forwood, wife of
> Robert b. Forwood, of Fallston, died
in Baltimore, aged SO.
IA. Town meeting in Bel Air to con-
slider the question of lighting by cleo
tricty. Store house, corner Magno-
liza road and Philadelphia turnpike,
burned
Is. Walter Gross, aged 20 years, son
of John Gross, Jarrettsville, kicked
. and fatally injured by horse Mrs.
Mary S. Giles died in Baltimore, aged
80.
16. The Bgis and Inte1Jigencer sold
by Mr. F. W. Baker to Frank E. Cor
rell. Hugh Evans, aged 10, killed in
; slate quarry near Delta. Mrs. Mary
A. McCommons died near Level, aged
60. Daniel S. Maggie, aged 70, died in
Baltimore. Mrs. Caroline Briefly died
in Baltimore
II. Mr.. J. Lybrand Smith. aged SO,
died near Lapidum.
| Is. Joseph w. Butler, a former resi-
dent of Hartford, died in Baltimore.
10. Thomas j. Miller's barn near
Monkton destroyed by fire. Taylor will
case concluded verdict for caveators
Harry S. Carver bought a lot in Bel
Air. James B. Gallon, aged 70, died
near Level. William Purcell, aged 20,
died near Forest HILL Mrs. Mary
Wright died at Fork, Baltimore coun-
ty, aged so.
90. First shad and herring of the sea-
son caught at Havre de Grace.
%. Dwelling of Amos Harrison, near
Pylesville, struck and shattered by
lightning.
"a. Mrs. Mollie Clayton, wife of
Wells o. Clayton, died in Baltimore
25. Churchville Presbyterian Church
re-opened. Easter Sunday. William
Volks', horse accidentally killed.
26. Thermometer dropped to 90 de-
grees. Petit jury February term dis
charged. Reuben Mccullough, of
Shane, aged 70, died.
30. Warehouse of G. A. Andrew and
contents burned at Glencove.
APRIL.
1. Robert A. Mcgowan, of Havre de
Grace, paralyZed.
g Henry T. Mitchell, of Havre de
Grace, aged 65, died.
Z. Tenent house of W. G. Darlington,
near Wilma, blown up with dynamite.
8. Mrs. Kate E. Baltzell, died in
Baltimore. Owen Boskell, aged 90,
died near Fountain Green.
9. Anthony Dilworth, of Kingsville,
aged SO, died. Luther NJ. Gorsuch a
native of Hartford, died in Baltimore
10. Heavy snow storm. Tenant
house on farm of John p. Derickson,
near Churchville burned
II. Railroad Horse Stables at Bel
Air, belonging to H. B. Bruins, crush
ed in by snow.
12. Mrs. Sarah Ann Vickers, aged
IA. died near the Rocks.
Is. James Heron, aged IA, died in
Bel Air Robert T. STREET., died near
PyIesville Arbor Day.
IA. Alfred S. Day, arrested for EN-
bezzling $4,000 from Baker & Morgan,
Aberdeen. Henry J. Baer, died in
Delta.
Is. Mrs. Susan H. Barnes, widow of
John r. Barnes, died in Baltimore
Mrs. Bridget C. Whaland, of Sharon,
L6ied.
Is. Daniel E. Lynch died at By
mum.
81. Mrs Rachel Fletcher, formerly
of Hartford, died in Cecil county.
%. Garrett Osborn, of Michaelsville,
aged so, died.
%. DR.. VIM. S. Richardson, aged So,
died in Bel Air.
"a. Store and poStoffice, at Pleas
antville, burned.
25. Benjamin Silver Sr. died near
Harmony, aged "a.
&C. w. A. Taylor, died in Havre de
Grace.
81. Jury drawn for May term of
Court
20. James Dowling's horse struck
by lightning on the Bel Air turn
pike. Meeting of Hartford Histori-
cal Society. Heavy thunder storm.
30. Jackson Dorney, died in Balti-
more.
80. Rev. P F. p O'Conner, formerly
pastor at st. Ignatius, died in Allie
gany county, aged "a.
1. Aquilla H. Nelson, aged so, died
near Perrymans.
2. T. Lucas Cochran, aged IS, died
near Clayton. William B. Richard
son, aged 80, died in Bel Air.
&. Dwelling of Edward Roach, near
Pleasantville, struck by lightning.
| Violent thunder storm.
s. Lot of harness stolen from Will
liam Bay, near Cambria.
8. Patrick Hynes found dead on his
porch near Bel Air.
TO- Lot of harness stolen from Mr..
Calvin Galbreath, near Highland.
The new Slate Ridge Presbyterian
Church at South Delta dedicated.
II. The Hartford National Bank
swindled by George P. Sage; loss
$1,000.
10. Mr.. Thomas H. Brooks fatally
injured in driving accident.
10. Celebration of fifth anniversary
| nf ha fonnJinor of Epwnrth
IA. Mrs. Amanda Holland, widow of
Nicholas B. Holland, formerly of Bel
Air, died in Baltimore. May term
Circuit Court begun with John q.
Rouse, foreman of the Grand Jury.
Is. Severe thunder storm.
II. Miss Mariel Johns died near
Mill Green.
18. Hog house of Mr.. Patrick H.
Rutledge struck by lightning.
10. John Wallace died at his home,
near Constitution, aged 80. Severe
storm, high water in the rivers, Como
wingo bridge damaged.
81. Mrs. Mary b. NJ. Livezey, wife of
Jacob Livezey died, aged 30.
90. Grand Jury May term of Court
discharged. George w. McMorris,
formerly of Bel Air. died at Hampden,
Baltimore county, aged 62.
90. Mrs. Mary S. Briefly, widow of
DIR. Wakeland Briefly, died near
Kingsville, Baltimore county. An
unknown white man killed by train
ON the p, w. and B. r. R.
%. Severe hail storm in southern
Hartford.
30. Mrs. Martha c. Bouldin, wife of
Capt. r. E. Bouldin, died in Bel Air.
Severe thunder storm. Bonfield Cor
rell's horse at Level struck by light
ming.
80. Hays Saunders, aged IS, died
near Pylesville. John H. Dierker
died on the Mountain, aged rs.
81. James McAfee, formerly cashier
of the Hartford National Bank of Bel
Air, died in Washington, aged 81.
Robert Lee Shure, aged 81, died.
/. John t. Ward died near Chest
nut Hill. Strike of can makers at
Aberdeen.
4. Stock on the farms of DIR. John
A.. Hawkins and Amos J. Day, killed
by lightning. Dwellings of George
Blaney near the Rocks and David B.
Love, near Pilottown, struck by light
ming. Alfred S. Day convicted of
enlightenment. Dwellings of John
Jackson and Harry Foard near Aber-
deem struck by lightning.
8. Charles Hartman, colored, found
dead in Delta. There were suspicious