The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-02-05

builder, were made, showing that the present
quarters in the old Academy building are
over crowded, (about 100 scholars being mass
ed in two small rooms unsSnitary and I'M
safe. They are to a remarkahle degree uI-
comfortable, iissures in the walls and openings
in the roof admitting fresh air to an unlimited
degree. The report of Mr.. Cook shows about
forty pupils IN attendance from the county,
outside Of Bel Air, every district In Hartford
being represented except Havre de Grace.
Mr.. Bulls report shows that nearly three
hundred dollars will be required to put the
rlckety old shell in ORDER and even that would
add nothing to the comfort OF the teachers
and scholars This would only afford tenn
porary relief, and the County Commissioners
would hardly feel warranted in acting in any
such way towards building to which the
county has no claim.
The trustees of the school and Examiner
Worthington were constituted committee to
procure suitable room for the pupils who
are now accommodated in the upper room Of
the old Academy building. This will remove
| the danger of the floor falling and will give
| better quarters to the most overcrowded room.
1t is probable that the basement under the
Odd Fellows Hall will be taken for the pur
pose, as 1t is well-lighted and is Immediately
across the street from the old building, al
though the committee will examine all rooms
available.
| Arrangements were made for present alton
to the County Commissioners of the impera
tive need for an addition to the Graded school
building.
obituary.
MIR. Septmus d. Jewens, prominent
resident OF the second district died ut his
| home near Aberdeen on Sunday morning
after Il lingering illness of consumption aged
about forty five years. His widow and one
| son Master Arthur Jewens survive him Mr..
Jewens was Il son of Mr.. VIM. Jewens, of
! Carsin's Run, and was q well known Gamer.
His funeral took place on Tuesday, the burial
| being at Bakers Cemetery, Rev II. Lamar
| officiating. The pail bearers were !. w Bay
less, II. L. Arthur, B. w. Herring, j. A. Wilcs,
| ". L. Baker and W. A. Wells.
| Mr.. Thomas b. Frieze the youngest son Of
| Col. j. Thompson Frieze aud one of the most
| popular yong men of Havre de Grace, died at
his home in that city on Sunday, after brief
Illness In the thirty first year Of his age. He
had been employed as night operator at the
signal tower OF the Pennsylvania Rail Road
company for the past eight years. Owing to
i'll health he has lately been on the extra list
working at Baltimore and Washington. He
| had been confined to his room about a week
| Mr. Frieze was a Past Chancellor of Hartford
Lodge X. OF P, and a member of Susque-
hanna Lodge A. F. and A. NJ.
| Mrs Mary J. Deaver, wife of Street Super
intendent, j. W. Beaver, Of Havre de Grace,
died on Tuesday morning, 26;h inst. from
cancer of the liver. Mrs Beaver was in her
Gath year, and had been great sufferer for
| several months. She was born in this county,
near Wesleyan Chapel, and was daughter Of
| the late William and Susan Handy. She
leaves husband and two children. The
children are: Mrs. Lydia A.@ieGQmmins, of
Camden, n. D., and Mr.. CHI
near EIkton. Mrs. Francis a.S-Ca,-x..
Cornelia Morgan and Mrs. Rebecca Horton,
| OF Havre de Grace, are sisters Of the deceased
and Mr.. John s. Handy brother. The
funeral took place on Friday afternoon at 2
O'Clock from St Johns Church, Rev. Fred
erick Humphrey, rector, officiating. The re-
mains were buried in Angel Hill Cemetery.
| The pail bearers were: Messrs. Robert
Seneca, A. F. Slymer, August Bechtold, j. w.
Maslin, Frederick Carroll and W. Ii. Barnard.
Mrs. Mary Ann, widow Of the late John
Poole, died at the residence of her son, Mr..
James Poole, near Hickory, on Thursday in
| the Seth year Of her age. She was a Miss
Msckey and was native of Cecil county but
had resided in Hartford for more than half
century. She was the mother of seven
children of whom two Messrs. Thomas and
James survive her. She was buried on Sat
urday at St. Ignatius Church, Rev. Father
Frederick officiating. The pail bearers being
Thomas Lochary, John Lochary, Stanley
Holland, James NJ. Cain, Henry c. johnson
and Wilbur +. Wallis
Mr.. John S. Reynolds, died at his home in
Wilmington, Del, on Jan. 23d Of erysipelss
in the twenty year OF his age, after an
illness of about two weeks. He was buried
at Greenpoint, Matthews county, Va. He
was son of Mr.. Thomas Reynolds, of Havre
de Grace, one Of the jurors for the November
term
Mrs. Maria 6. Paret wife OF Rt. Rev. Will
liam Paret, Protestant Episcopal Bishop of
Maryland, died of asthma, on Monday morn
ing. She was about seventy years of age.
Mr. John McNabb an aged resident of
Dublin district, died at his home near Macton
on Tuesday OF last week, of diseases incident
to old age. He arose as usual and partook
l,fn brns Foet II, ,,Np
died at ten. lie was celebrated for a remark
able ability for mathematical calculations,
go much so as to be known as the frightening
calculator" He was never married. His
funeral took place on Thursday from the
southern Methodist church at Dublin, Rev.
a. j. Bender officiating. The pail bearers were
Messrs Samuel Davis, Harry Galbreath,
Hugh Z. Jones' Joseph w. Cunningham,
John Anderson and William Morris. The
deceased was an uncle Of Messrs. J. Martin
and James w. McNabb, Of the Hartford
County bar.
Mrs. Sarah N. Pyle, of Macton, died on
Wednesday, aged ~ years. She leaves sur
viving her two sons, Joseph and William 8.
Pyle. The funeral will take place today, Fri
day. The interment will be at Broad Creek
Meeting House.
An infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
| Horn, died at the residence Of her parents,
| Sunny Brook, Baltimore county, on Thursday
last aud was buried at Fairview Church on
Friday.
January Marriage Licenses.
Jas. A. Holland and Mary (. Henson.
Lycurgus Keen and Ida A Smith.
Geo. F. Burnley and Catharine C. Lay,
J. w. Wilgis and Florence V. Waters.
John w. Barker and Grace E. Murcen.
S. G. Tarbert and Mary Z. Grimes
T. NJ. Taylor and Mary B. Holloway.
Jas. r. Small and Mary r. Smith.
r.. Gorrell and Florence D. Badders.
Cassus A. Smith and Rachel A. Prigg.
w. z. Stewart and Catharine NJ. Brown.
| John II. Shannon and Mary G. Davis.
Real Estate Transfers for January.
Jacob Frederick & Sons to Benjamin H
Read and F. c. Slingluff, trustees.
| Thos II. Robinson, trustee, etc, to E. Tuck
| err & Co.
Harriet Cuilum to Lee Cullum.
Emanuel Hecht to Isaac Hecht.
Edward NJ. Allen, trustee. ct. al, to f. NJ.
| Allen, Jr., and ]. A. g. Alien.
| Chas. E. Callins ct al. to Richard Dorsey.
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