The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-02-17
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Bel Air Notes.

| Baker; secretary, GEORGE T.. frltchaid; leader
Aquila X. Baldwin; instructor, Prof. j. W
LsiIerty, Of Baltimore.
Bel Air Notes.
Mr.. James e. Trundle, the well-known and
popular salesman for MIR. John q. Rouse re-
sumed his position at the store on Monday
morning after three months vacation among
the hills of Montgomery. Every one of his
old friends were glad to grasp Jimmy by the
hand and welcome him back to his old haunts
Mr. j. Woodley Richardson, Of Baltimore
is guest OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. s.
| Richardson.
Miss Elise Williams has returned to her
hcme in Bel Air after a delightful visit to
friends in Elizabeth, N. j.
Mr.. Isaac Amos, of the United States Reve
nue. Department, is lying critically i'll at his
avenue, Bel Air.
| MIS-. Mary Z. Dalam, mother of Secretary
of State D4llam, who has been critically i'll
for several weeks at the residence of her SON.
iD-law, Mr.. William b. Nelson, has so far re-
| covered as 10 be able TO leave her room.
List of uncalied for letters.remaining in the
| Bel Air postoflice.-Mr. Charles Atkins, col;
Mrs. John IL. Cote, Mr.. w. NJ. Forward, Mr..
c. b. Smyth and Miss Sallie Williams.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Rosa Mitchell of "Shandy Hill," near
Aberdeen, is guest of Mrs. Joseph A. Bell, of
| Baltimore.
Mrs. Maria Barton the venerable widow Of
| the late Philip A. Barton, still remains crit-
| cally i'll at the residence of her son Hon.
JOHN w. Barton, Black Horse.
Miss Bessie Spencer, OF Baltimore, is visit
ing friends near Level.
Miss Annie l.. Jones, of Pocomoke city, is
n guest of Miss Miriam G. Pritchett, of HAVE
dc Grace
Miss Jessie Carroll, of Havre de Grace, is
visiting relatives IN Plainfeld, NJ
Miss Cora X spencer. of Havre de Grace
is visiting in Philadelphia.
Miss Viola Arnold, of Philadelphia, is visit.
ing her mother Mrs. e. Bayless, o: Aberdeen
Mr.. aad Mrs j. A. Wakeland, Of Aberdeen,
are visiting friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. Wiilism Mausey. of Wilmington,
Del, is the guest of Mrs. William E Moore,
OF havre lie Grace.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Muller, of Baltimore,
are guests of Mrs. J. S. Hughes, of Stepney.
Miss BERTHE Henderson, of Pleasantville, is
visiting her uncle, Mr.. Charles T. Henderson,
near Black Horse.
Mrs. Grace McFadden Miller, of Trenton,
n. D., is guest of relatives in Havre de Grace.
obituary.
Mr.. John p. Akers, postmaster at Level.
died at his home ct that place, on Friday, OF
pneumonia, aged about sixty years. He
leaves a widow, one daughter, Mrs. Charles
H. Armstrong, aud four sons, Messrs. Will
liam, Nicholas Joseph and Edward Akers.
Nj. George ". Jones, one of the best and
most widely known citizens of Dublin district,
died at his home, near CastletoE, on Friday,
aged about seyenty-one Years. One daughter,
Miss Annie Jones, and three sons, Messrs
George W., Jr., Evans A. and Hugh Z. Jones
survive him. His funeral took place on Sun
day, at the Southern Methodist church, Dub
lin, Rev. Mr.. Winsor officiating. The pail
bearers were S. j. Whiteford, Zephaniah
Heaps, Howard Proctor, DR.. j. :. Poole, DIR.
A. X. Stewart and j. Martin McNabb.
Mr.. W. Frank Mitchell, member OF the
Baltimore county bar, and who has appeared
frequently at the Hartford bar, died at his
home in Towsontown, on Friday, death ie-
sulting from complication of diseases. He
was about forty-six years old.
Mr.. John Il. Mccullough, one of the Oldest
coal dealers in Baltimore, died in that city
on Friday from heart disease, aged seventy
four years. He was native OF Havre de
Grace, but removed to the city while young
man. His widow two sons and three
daughters survive him. lie was frequent
visitor to Havre de Grace. his only sister, Mrs.
john X. Myers being a resident of that city.
Mr.. Joshua F. Mcneil died in Chester, Pa,
OH sunday, february 5th, after protracted
illness. His widow, who was q daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Flavin, of Havre de
Grace, survives hin. He was buried in Mount
Erin cemetery on Wednesday, February Sth.
Mrs. Mary A. McManns, died in Whining
ton GU Saturday, and was buried at Havre de
Grace on Tuesday.
Edward Garrison died near Bel Air on Wed
nesday night of senle debility, aged IS years.
He was native of Long Green, Baltimore
county, but has resided in Hartford for several
years.
Reminder of The Past,