The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1895-04-26

OF Medicine, wilt not be able to spend the
customary vacation with his friends at home
having been appointed on the hospital staff
at the University. Mr. VanBibber stood third
this year in class Of eighty-fve.
The Enterprise Carriage Company last
Tuesday delivered handsome victoria which
had been repaired for Hon. Hugh j. Jewctt,
of Glenville. 1t was beautiful piece of work
and attracted much attention as it stood be-
fore the repository before starting. The by
ISLANDERS who We're not posted supposed it a
bran new vehicle.
Misses Elise and Halle Williams, who have
been attending school at Glencoe, Md, were
home last week and had as guests their school
friends, Miss Peabody, of Wisconsin; Miss Sib-
lev, of Detroit, Mich; Miss Schouler, of Elk
ton, and Miss stockton, of Princeton, New
Jersey.
The town commissioners have recently re-
paired number of rough places in the streets
with broken stone. 1t is good for the teams
but will be rough on bicycles until the stones
become packed.
OBITUARY. Eliza Hopkins, aged Sc
years, died near Darlington on Wednesday,
April II. Her funeral took place on Friday
at the Darlington Cemetery. The pail bearers
were Thomas c., Frank, Samuel, John and
Charles Hopkins and A. s. Holloway. Re
marks were made by Charles Y. Thomas, of
the Society of Friends.
Miss Jennie II. Dallam, aged AZ years, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Mary Dalam and the late Major
William II. Dallam, died shortly before noon
on Wednesday, April "A, lat her mothers home,
near Bel Air, OF Brights disease, after linger-
ing and painful illness. She was lady Of
noble impulses and possessed truly christian
character and will be sadly missed by her
family and friends. Her funeral will take
place to-day, Friday, the services being held
at her late home at 11.30 o'clock A. NJ, in
terment at Rock Spring Cemetery.
Thomas, second son of the late Christopher
II. DeSwan, died on Thursday of last week at
his home, near Churchville, aged about 16
years. He was kicked by horse last fall and
soon after kidney trouble set in resulting ia
tally His funeral took place on Sunday,
Rev. E. II. Lamar officiating. Interment at
Baker Cemetery.
Mrs Roberta Ely, wife of Amos Ely, died
on Saturday, April 20, at her home near
She was about % years of age
and was a daughter of the late William Jones.
She leaves her widowed mother, her husband
and two small children to mourn her loss
The youngest child is only about two weeks
old. Her funeral took place on Monday at
Darlington Cemetery, Rev. Mr.. Fitzgerald
Mr.. Hugh B. McFadden, of Airville, York
Pa, died last Tuesday, April %, of
His funeral will take place to-
day, Friday, at Vernon M. E. Church, reach
ing that place about two O'Clock, p NJ. MIR.
McFadden was about 80 years of age and
formerly resided near Prospect, in this coun-
ty. He was son of the late Robert Mead
den. He leaves a widow and one daughter.
His youngest child, a son, died almost at the
same time with his father, and will be buried
at the same time and place with him. Mr..
McFadden was an estimable young man, a
member of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
and much respected by all his acquaintances
His young widow has the heartfelt sympathy
of the whole community in her double be-