The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-02-15
The Egis & Intelligencer
Bel Air, Md, February 10, 1859
OBITUARY.

Mr.. William Stansbury. aged 62 years, dice
Unexpectedly, on Friday, 9Th instant, at his re
sidence near Clermont Mills. He had beer
complaining for several days OF dyspepsia bu
nothing serious was thought 10 be the matte:
On Friday morning he grew worse aud died IN
the evening He was buried on Monday at the
Episcopal Church OF the Holy Cross, near the
Rocks Of Deer Creek. Rev. Henry Tarrant read
WIN. Roberts, Henry Mscatee, j. p. Street,,
Thomas KeaIns, DIR. Frank T. Turner and ThOs.
II. Nelson. Grafton Dsyoe was the undertaken.
Mr. Stansbury leaves wife and two sons. one
of the sons 10 Mr.. James B. Stansbury; the other
Is an infant Is months old.
Samuel Glenn, aged r. of High Point, died
on Tuesday. He leaves a wife, four sons
and two daug hters. His sons are Washington,
John, James L. and William II. Glenn. His
daughters are Miss Theresa NJ. Glenn and Mrs.
Elizabeth Gill, of Baltimore. Mr. Glenn was
Woodworking, industrious man, and was great
ly respected.
Mr.. George N. Armstrong, aged 81 years, died
on the 9Th instant, at the residence OF his par
euts, Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Armstrong, near
Carsips' Run. Mr.. Armstrong; home was
canning business. He was recovering from an
attack Of malarial fever and on New Years day
went to his parents residence, to pay visit.
The next day he was taken i'll, physlclans pro-
nouncing his alment Bright disease. lie con-
tinued te grow worse and died Oh Friday he
leaves q wife, who 10 a daughter OF MI. George
g. Jeffery, of Forest Hill, and six children.
Mr.. Armstrong was buried at Smiths Chapel
on Sunday, Rev. G. L. Cuddy. officiating. The
pall.bearers were W. Scott Hughes, Philip Gal
lion, Wesley Gibson, ID. B. Arthur, Bonheld
Gorrell and Edison II. Foard.
The funeral of Capt, Franklin Dwyer took
place at Abingdon Cemetery, last FRIDAY. Rev.
Mr.. Cuddy ofiiciated. The pall.oearets were
Josph A Price, Henry Price, VIM A. Johns,
Thomas McComas, Benz Swartz and Charles A.
McGiaw. Capt. Dryer was 65 years Of age and
unmarried. His death occurred from blood
poisoning, caused by quinsy. lie was formerly
from Baltimore. Fora number OF years before
his death he was engaged in experimenting
fishing and sail boats ON Bush river, with MIR.
John B. Leight.
Mrs. Loomis, daughter of Mr. Thomas
Boughter, of the Rocks of Deer Creek, died at
Lancaster, Pa, and was burSd on Sunday at
the Church OF the Holy Cross, near the Rocks.
She was the first person buried there.
Mrs. Jane PoulInry Bigelow, aged GO years,
wife of the Hon. john Blgelow, died in New
York, last Friday night. Mrs. Biselow was
highly educated and accomplished lady, OF
charming manners and was we'll acquainted
with many OF the celebrities OF this county aud
Europe. shs was a relative of the late Mrs.
Henry d. Farnauds, whom she occasionally
visited
The funeral of the late William Hopkins, of
Joseph, who was fatally injured, on Monday OF
last week, by being caught in circular saw al
Cover IL Hopkins saw mill, Deer Creek, took
place on 7th Instant from his late residence,
The interment being in Darlington Cemetery.
Rev. Thomas Wood conducted he funeral SER
vices, assisted by Rev. Geo. L. Scott. The pail
bearers were Frank J. Hopkins, James W. Cor
rell, Robert Hanna, Isaac Wllson, Samuel W.
Hopkins and II. Clay Brooks. W. IL. II.
Whiteford WAS the funeral director. The death
OF Mr.. Hopkins in so sudden aud terrible man
ner, was great shock TO the community In
which he lived. He was o good man, and u use
full, honored citizen.
Miss Lucy Macaree, formerly ofHarford county,
died on Sunday at St. Agnes Hospital, Baltimore
county, at the advanced age of 81 years, Miss
Mscatee was weil-known in Bel Air and In the
upper part of the county, where fbe had many
friends and relatives. She was member OF st
lgnstius Church, Hickory, aud her life WAS de-
voted to church work. Her remains were
brought to Bel Air by the train, Tuesday morn
ing, from whence they were taken to 81. lg-
natius Cemetery for interEent. Rev. Father
Fowler ofilciated. N. Dean & Son, undertakers.
Mrs. Margaret Mitchell, wife Of George W.
Mitchell of 1hos., of Havre de Grace, died sud
denly on Wednesday, aged As years. She was
native Of Chesapeake City, her maiden name
being spier.
Mrs. Boarmsn, wife Of Edward Boarman, aged
~ years, died at her home, near Mechanicsville,
on Wednesday night Funeral on Saturday,
10th instant, at the house at A. NJ. lnterment
al ~. lgnatius.