The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-10-27

| Lawson Ewing.
| DIR. Lawson Ewing who has been for tn
past twenty years well-known dentist o
Hartford county, died at his residence nea
Level, en- Tuesday, aged seventy-iwo years
He was native of Hartford county but re
moved to the West and lived for u long Will,
in the State of Illinois. widow who was
Mrs. Elizabeth McKindless and three children
William Ewing, 8. Russell Ewing and Mis-:
BERTHE Ewing survive him. His funeral took
place yesterday, Thursday, the interment be
ing made at Rock Run, NJ. +. Church. He
was man of sterling integrity and had a hos
Of friends.
John Lilly.
Mr. john Lilly, who has been known for q
long time as the oldest resident of Abingdon
precinct, died at his home on James Run,
| near UarfOrd Furnat Q, where for a number OF
years he had conducted csrding and fulling
mill, on Sunday morning His funeral took
place on Tuesday from st. Francis Catholic
Church. Abingdon.
| Mrs. Susan Gemmill.
| Mrs. Susan Gemmill, widow of the late
James Gemmill, died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Jacob Hid, near West Liberty,
on Sunday, October %, aged eighty-three
years Her funeral took place on Tuesday,
October a. the burial being made at the
| Ssswlrtstown cemetery.
M. Thomas Wilson.
Mr.. Thomas Wilson well-known resident
| of the seventh district, of Baltimore county,
| died at his home near Parkton, on October
II, aged Il years. lie leaves wife and ten
children.
Mr.. Jacob Reynolds.
Mr. Jacob Toms Reynolds, formerly OF
Port Deposit died at TitusviIle, Florida, on
October Is, aged thirty-six years.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phineas Farrand, OF Boonton,
New Jersey, were guests this week of Mr..
FarraDd. sister, Ms. Mary 5. Ball, of Thomas
Run.
Mrs Annie Hepsen, Of Steelton, Nd, is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs August Bechtold; Miss
Lou Hopper, OF Baltimore, of Mrs. George r.
Hopkins; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Krepps, of
Bradford Pa, of Mis-. Henry Frederick, all
at Havre de Grace.
Miss Eva Bowman, of carlton, is visiting
friends In Newark and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Bennett Osborne was paralyzed at her
home in Aberdeen one day last week. She
suffered from similar attack several years
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs JAMES X. Littleton, of Balti.
more, are visiting friends near Forest Hill.
Miss Fannie Magness, is visiting Mrs. Ella
Maddox. at her home in Princess Anne, Md.
Miss Sara Roberta Mayuadier is visiting
friends in Baltimore.
Miss May Carver, Of Havre de Grace, is q
guess OF Baltimore friends.
Mrs. Clara NJ. Wilkinson, of Fountain
Green, and her sister Mrs. A. e. McCurdy, Of
Towsoutown, are visiting relatives in Jenkin-
town, and other points near Philadelphia.
Mr. ard Mrs. Charles Gorsuch, Of Balti-
more, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gam
brill, OF Havre de Grace.
Mrs. john Briefly and family have removed
from Havre de Grace to Annviile, Pa.
Miss Edna Bowman has returned to her
home near Stewartstown from delightful
visit to friends in Pittsburg Pa.
The services of lev. A. A. Bichel, formerly
Jun: or Pastor of the Bel Air Circuit Of the
Methodist Protestant Church, have been Sc
cured for the protracted meeting of the Stew
town, NJ. Z. Church.
Mr.. John j. Hawkins, is i'll with typhoid
fever at his home at Chrome Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Young, of Monkton, Nd, are
guests Of Mrs. Young's sister, Mis-. Richard
Mcdonald, near New Park.
Miss Bessie Scarborough is very i'll with
typhoid fever at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John NJ. scarborough, Prospect.
Mr.. Rutherford Pyle and his sister, Miss
Arvilla Pyle, of Calvert county, aNe visiting
relatives near Prospect.
Mrs Bernard ). Jenkins, of Emm!t'sburs,
Md, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Martha A.
Wheeler, near PyIesvi,le.
Mrs. Henry Mscatee is i'll at her home near
PSJlesviIle.
Mr.. Charles w. Thompson, for loug time
a constable in Eastern Hartford, is now a
motorman on one of the street car lines in
Baltimore city.
Mr. Thomas W. Jones has returned to lis
home at South Delta from s>iourn Of several
months in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Joseph Hostler, and daughter Leita,
of Fawn Grove, are visiting relatives at
Shane.