The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-10-05

OBITuARY.-Mr Walter B. Murphy, in the
Goth year of his age, died suddenly, on septem-
Der 9Th. at the residence of his sister, Mrs,
Welcheus, in Shcphe;dstown, Va He was the
eldest sou of Mr.. j. T. Murphy, formerly Of
Joppa, Hartford county, and was a brother-n.
law of Mr.. WIN. G. Rouse, of Baltimore, and of
Mr.. Robert &. Richardson, Of Churchvlle. He
was also grandson of Rev. Robert Bolton, of
Fallston. The remains were taken to the resi-
dence OF his father, in Louisville, for iniermeut.
The funeral of Mr. Henry Montague, an old
and respected citizen, residing with Mr.. John
Hardesty, near Wilma, took place last Friday
morning. The religious services were conduct
| ed at the house by the Rev. MIR. Coier, of the
| Mountain Christian Church, assisted By Rev.
Mr.. Hobltzell, of Bel Air. The interment was
at Mt. Carmel Cemetery, near Baltimore, the
procession going thther in private conveyance,
| Mr. Montague was the uncle of Mrs Hardesty,
and though sadly afflicted in the loss of his
sight, he was rarely ever heard TO complain
and was invariably profuse in expressions OF
gratitude for tavors and kindnesses He was
respected by all who knew him for his Christian
integrity, atfable demeanor and recttude of life.
A large audience of sympathzing friends and
acquaintance were gathered at that early
morning funeral service, and it will not soon
be forgotten. Mr.. EliNs Beaumont, of Benson,
was the undertaken in charge, aud the pail.
bearers were Messrs. Henry Reckord, Joel Hol-
lingsworih, d. T. Archer, George Archer, Hud.
son Bateman and j. W. Wood.
Mrs Mary Ann Scarborough, widow of the
late Elias Scarborough, died on September 2Sth,
at the residence OF her son, Mr. VIM. NJ. Scar.
borough, aged about GO years. She leaves one
son and two daughters, Mrs Mary Rigdon and
Miss Maggie Scarborough. The funeral took
place from her late residence, Sunday morning,
the interment being at Broad Creek Friends
Meeting House Darlington Hopes made an
impressive address. The funeral was largely
attended. The pail bearers were James FL, Day.
David Harry, Geo, Ewing Charles Bles, VIM.
j. Harkins and Harry Ashbrdge. Treake e.
Huff were the funeral directors.
Mrs. Mary Gamer, for many years a we'll
known resident of Abingdon district living
near Emmorton, died on Friday last and was
buried at Mount Carmel NJ. P. Church, on Sun
day. The pall-bearers were VIM. Rogers, Basil
Grafton, John Cochran, Jacob fl. Plowman,
iiphi1 ~ " HeOu duu IlduSDIl Y. COlp. rev.
s. A. Hobltzcll OBLIGATED. Mrs Gamer was 6s
years of age. n. Dean & Son, undertakers.
Mrs. Sophia Wallis, wife of Joseph R. Wallis,
died on Monday evening, at her home near Rock
Spring Church. Her husband survives her,
with one son, Mr.. John Wallis, and three
daughters, one of whom is Mrs. q. NJ Whita-
ker, of Bel Air. The other daughters are
Misses Addie and Harriet Wallis. Mrs. Wallis
was rs years of age. She was buried in Rock
Spring Cemetery, on Wednesday. Rev. j. F.
Heisse and Rev. T. Z. Peters were the ofliciat-
ing ministers. The pall-bearers were George
Grafton, James Beyard, Geo. Bevard, W. F.
Wallace, Wakeman Bevard and Frank Dallam.
4 n. Dean & Son, undertakes.
Henry White died on Sunday, at his residence
near Dublin, aged As years.