The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-04-11

OBITUARY.-Mrs. Mary NJ. Coale, wife of Mr..
W. Lafayette Coale, died on Monday afternoon,
at her residence near Churchville. of coneump-
tion. She was about % years Of her age and
was daughter of Mr.. John Tayson. She leaves
two young children, both boys. The funeral
took place on Wednesday, services and inter
ment at Smiths Chapel.
Mrs. Emily Lofin, widow of the late VIM.
Lotiin, died at the residence Of her daughter,
Mrs. VIM. Chesney, near Churchville, on Friday,
April 4th, in the 10Th year Of her age. Mrs.
Lofin's death was caused by fall received a
few weeks ago, by which both her legs we're
fractured She leaves two sons and four dsugh-
tiers. The interment was at Harmony church,
Rev. e. D. Wilson officiating. The pail bear
ers were Messrs. Hosea Barnes, Charles James,
George Gilbert, Amos Bailey, VIM. Bailey and
Jacob Shertzer.
Mrs. Dora Bauer, wife of Henry Bauer, near
Bel Air, was buried at st. Ignatius Church, last
Saturday. Rev. Father Fowler conducted the
funeral services, the pall-bearers being John F.
Lingun, John II. Fisher, George w. Anderson,
w. Thos. Billingslea, John Smith and Frederick
Heuer.
Level, last Saturday, 5th instant, and was
buried at Harmony church, on Monday. She
was sister of Mr.. Asel Tolenger.
Mr.. Jesse Carr, an aged aud much respected
resident of the fifth district, died on Sunday, at
his home near Allibone postoffice. He was
buried on Tuesday at Emory M. E. Church,
Rev. MIR. Cuddy officiating. Mr.. Carr was 95
years of age and up to the very close of his life
retained full possession of all his faculties ex-
cept his eyesight, which failed him considera-
bly, year or two ago. He took great interest
in all the leading questions of the day. He
leaves two sons, VIM. H. Carr and Marion ID.
Carr, who live in the neighborhood of Allibone.
The pall-bearers were Glen. Biles, Hugh Cum
mings, John Dunnigan, ST., John McMullen,
George Wonders and Fl. s. Huff.
The remains of Mrs. Mary A. Billingslea,
aged 66 years, mother of Mr.. w. 7. Billngslea,
of Bel Air, were received in Bel Air, Thursday
morning, and taken to Centre Church, Forest
Hill, for burial Mrs. Billingslea's death was
caused by falling down stairway, at the resi-
dence of her daughter, Mrs Ward, Texas, Bal
timore county. The pall-bearers were John
Smith, VIM. H. Bauer, Geo. ". Anderson.
Stamford. N. Dean d Son, undertakers.
Mrs. Delverance Il. Lee, wife of Mr. james
Carvlle Lee, died at her husbands residence,
near Thomas's Run, on Wednesday morning, in
her 10th year. She leaves no children. Mrs.
Lee was domestic, HON GLOWING woman and
her many amiabe and exalted traits of charac-
ter endeared her TO large circle of friends.-
She WAS a daughter of the late DR.. James Glas-
gov, formerly of Baltimore, who owned and
lived on an estate near priesthood Bridge. Mr..
George r. Glasgow, of the same neighborhood,
is her only surviving brother. Mrs. Lee was
educated at the old Blackberry School, near
Churchville, which was mainly supported for
years by the Archer and Pannell families. She
was highly educated and accomplished, being
fine Latin and Greek scholar. Her funeral took
place yesterday afternoon, the interment being
in the Presbyterian Church at Churchville.-
Rev. Calvin D. Wilson OBLIGATED. Mr.. VIM. II.
Schuck was the funeral director.