The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-06-15

10y Johpny Evans; "ChildTens bay Foreseen,"
by Eva Clarke; Ills Power Oyer Me was Love-"
10y Bertha Baker, Eugeniu a. Smith. Rosa Har-
knS, Iiilda WINS and Helen Gallon, each child
BEARING white banner, appropriately decorated
in put letters. Miss Lily Wlle- rrnd q Aerv
suggestive speech on Tobacco. After the chant.
ing the Lurl's Prayer. kuv. DAVID Janis ~
made an interesting and forct!G speech. urging
upon the young IN 3uEhrfui view of life ma
ne w9tkins OUT OF 4 noble purpose. Rev. John
tive OF 'Hr Advantage of honest work for child
hnu' TIE @ia' ni the Hoard OF Education If
TIC onurrn were presented by II. &. smith. The
most lml rI-slre q the musical features wgr- :.
500. 20 Happy Rank. Of Children" by Addim
e ,.,aGs'sn Nc ,.ho". SINGING The chorus and
RITZ, ,i u. '-l,I'. Agf!t, &,d wei raMdcre L.
Lutte ITi .. - caro-. Is Ih" infant class, was
.Gi"ro,Hghy n..iurli. The other songs were ::
"t'aa me. i','iunS saviour onward Christian
Sn!4Inr-. aud Nv IN Joy We Hail Chillruu's
Ray. @'t as, S%,ic and Mtsses allie and Fanny
Charles Jackson composed tho choir.
The floral decorations were in excellent
taste Th" service closed with the dOxoogy,
N'N' ME- dh'"!'"h pF'houncng tho hrnciiCtioU
OBITUARY.
Mr. E!rhurd Frpeborn GlrrcttsOn, Il highly
esteemed citizen Of this county, died in Bolti.
mwr ci'N, IN saturday evening, 9Th instant. of
Painful aIlrcI ion OF the stomach Mr. en-
ret sun w. born ia Abingdon and was a de.
srr0G."' Of Freedom GlgrCttsOn, q wcll-kuuyII
AL" ? rn'ar Methodist preacher, who llborrd
successfully in several States about Tie close Of
III. .,S @"" ~ one Time was mission
a" ~ a. - 11Ll nls name; our lament
~ ~. t'l al Ky Oh MS pniianthropic
the rule OF his life With the rare virtues of
the stricfe-' integrity and Il chivalrous sense of
n,"'. ".'5u c!lhh"uucu the respect ana con
nHg"G| 81 III, VINO hheW nm, lie united warm
affections, an innocent gaycty of heart, and
v.vACty OF mind, that won for him loving
friends wherever he might be- His unsclfish-
me- Vas lr','I' N"o.e' ana WINE ne ever cVlhced
, ',"".l "!." "e''",e synP"lhy WIN distress,
~ 'te S"uu- ana toSous, II "lattereG not what
..'IS VIZ !IV's."- upon MN, ne was ever
, w. '"''I a,,'.nI lHCe una enter mo theIr
III ,, . i'iIHS a -. -. ~ " ~ Mari ~ lVes
,,,. ~ va" uCr.y rev, He passed 10 MS
4 ~, nouns VI Wal LiltSs anu pam
VI .u'''S II, - Nv" 'eJolclh? that ne was
,nn,rii NJ MI. nI!tes'son
H. ] ui; ~ ',; sIstct VI luc I"le
i,I, ,iJ J',',I " 'H'litio'e, anu was
,s, w y'u y. iiS ~ ny lhc loving COM
WIZ ."' ',e ~, ~, ne Soutn,
' ~ i, 80, T.'- no, Nv ""I cnSaScu III ouH'-
I ,'' - a. ~, 10y III rea,ln peGoniih!
~ 'e 10 Ia"ti2Lu ana aoout -
SaH 10 u"-t iH' III II iear Elhlhotton, upon
r,, 'as'' "ncl nc
i,, ~, ''si'o'C ".,h us VIC 10 spehu inc
t',, a. i"i 'unr'"r tooN place. on MONDAY,
pI,r ay,',,,, ,i " m, DVSGpn ousuis, on
,n,nnt En,i, ,"' N.Y. 1cinT III HIetH,
:, W,r, -, ~ ~, ~. p''nG' Lectot Oh
Gari,ltson had been for many years a vcstry-
man, conducted the services. The pall-bcar-
H. ~ S i ~ ''ITAv I%c' ~ T. Macheh-
nr,c,,, y,'o ho, 'IS"i !, lom. D. l.; findiay'
NJ - y vi, HiIT H. RGS7S Mts. D. Lee,
II. II. Hall, Mrs. &. Smith Norris, Mis- Mamie
Norris and Miss Bessie Farnaudis, Of this upuu-
Mis-. rIaiIy i SIy, G IT ,T,,C.'t n,
min silver l. J.I ,iI,7 Vi ~ i,I.J
urday last, oh instant, at her fathers residence
near Chenille. She was buried on Monday
afternoon, at Deer Creek Harmony PRESBYTERIAN
Church, Of which she was an active and mrch
esteemed member The funeral services were
conducted by her pastor, Rev. Mr.. Fitzgerald
WHO Was assisted by Rev. Mcssrs. Wilson and
Flnncy. The pal''bcarcrs We're McsSrs. Geo l..
silver, VIM. ). Noble, $. Martin Baylcss, Albert
/. silver, II. +. strasbaugh and H. Silver, of j
Inc funeral was largely attended, and the deep
tst sympathy Is expressed Tor her soFrOwiug
tciNII'ts ana lllchdS. Miss silver was most
excellent young lady. She was highly cultivat.
cd ana refined, II conventions Christian and was
mos H'Alous IN every good work.
Hr. Patrick Clark, farmer ON Mr.. Thomas W.
iII', farm, near Abingdon, died on Friday
morning, SIN instant, after Il short illness. lie
wa buried on Monday ~ ST. lgnattu- Church,
hickory. Rev. Father Fowler UilicEiel. The
fHhrra! WAS largely attended The pa!bcarcrs
were Jnhn LNncL, James Lynch, John Sullivan,
Jerry sullivan, EG"ald II, Hal and L Calil0n.
VIM. Schuck WAS the funeral director. Mr. Clark
was a native OF cou"iy Cayan, ireland. lie WAS
- years OF agc, and was an honest, in
Gusi'luU5 mn lie leaves widow, two Gaugh-
tcis and seven sons. The latter are Charles,
John, Philip, Edward Frank, l!cuiy and
Joseph Clark. Ills daughters are Mrs, Hawkins,
Of Chu'chNiile, and Miss Maggie Clark.
owen Rogers, AGED years, son of Elisha AID
Annie kuLcts, near Wilma, died on Monday aud
Wa7 hurled on Iucsday at Nount Carmel. I;cv.