The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-05-02

OBITUARY.-Mr. Ephraim b. Almony, pro-
minent citizen of Towsontown. died in that
place on Wednesday, in his 18th year.
Mrs. Anthony Peoples, aged IS years, died of
pneumonia, near Elkton. on Tuesday. Her
husband died of the same disease one week be-
fore.
Mr.. John C. Charshee, aged SO years, died in
Hayre de Grace on the 18th instant after an i'll
ness of one week. He had just entered on his
fourth term as justice of the peace. He left one
son and one daughter. He was buried from the
residence of his son, Mr.. Septimus w. Charshee,
on the Goth of April, the interment being at
Angel Hill.
Mrs. Anastasa Boyd. widow of Charles A.
Boyd, died of pleurisy, at the residence of her
son, in Havre de Grace, on April 23d. She was
62 years of age. She was buried on Thursday
afternoon at Angel Hill Cemetery.
Miss Irene Hopkins, daughter of Mrs. Matte
A. Hopkins, of Aberdeen, died on Thursday
afternoon of last week, April oath, oftyphoid
fever, in the 18th year of her age. The funeral
took place Saturday morning at O'Clock. Rev.
Z. l.. Damaron, pastor of the NJ. E. church
South, of Aberdeen, conducted the services and
delivered an impressive and appropriate dis
course. Rev. David Jamison and Rev. J. L.
Walsh assisted in the services. The uterment
took place at Mt. Carmel Cemetery, near Balti
more. The pail bearers were Messrs. Harry
Webb, Wiley Hopkins, Herbert Gilbert, Harry
Hopkins Marion Taylor and o. c. Michael
The three latter accompanied the remains to
Baltimore and were met there by Messrs. Her.
bert Gorsuch, Bennett Sparks and Enoch Mer-
rett, who acted as pail bearers, together with
those accompanying the remains. Irene was
general favorite with all who knew her and
most estmabe young lady. She will be greatly
missed, particularly in the NJ. E. Church South,
at Aberdeen, of which she had been faithful
member for two years. She loved Sunday
School and Sunday school work, always took
an active part and what she did she did WE'LL
For the past year she attended the State Normal
School, Baltimore, preparing to teach. Her
instructors speak highly of her and her school
mates loved her, but in her bright promise and
loneliness she was cut off. The beloved mother,
sister and brother have the sincere sympathy of
many friends. o. G. NJ.
Mrs. Josephine Stonebraker, wife of Mr..
VIM. r. Stonebraker, formerly of this county,
died at her home in Shrewsbury, Pa, on April
9th. The funeral services were held at the N.
Z. Church in that place, the interment being at
New Freedom Cemetery. Her husband and
three children survive her. Mr.. Stonebraker is
a brother of Mr.. John c. Stonebraker, of the
Hickory, and of Mrs. John H. Slater, of Bel Air.
Mr. Slater and Miss Mary Bussey, of Baltimore,
attended the funeral.
Charles Waters, worthy colored citizen of
this county, was buried on Wednesday, April
22d, at the colored NJ. E. Church, on the Noun
tain. He was in the Seth year of his age, and
bore during his whole life an unblemished char
acter, which had secured for him the good will
and respect of the public among whom he lived.
His funeral was largely attended and the OBJ
servances were of very creditabe character -
The funeral sermon, by Rev. A. d. Valentine,
was well delivered and appropriate to the &C.
casion. For many years the deceased was en-
ployed by Col. John Carroll Walsh, on his farm,
1.-THE Mound" near Jerusalem Mills.
Mr.. Abraham Cole, much respected citizen
of Hartford county, died at his home near Mich
aelsville, on Tuesday, in the S2i year of his
age He was buried al Spesutia Church, Thurs
day afternoon. Mr.. Cole had been confined to
his room since last Christmas, but his death
was unexpected. He leaves two sons, one of
whom is Mr. Cornelius Cole, of Mchaelsvile
and the other Mr.. Henry Cole, of New York
Two daughters also survive him, namely, Mrs.
VIM. Reasin, of Aberdeen, and Miss Fannie Cole.
Mr.. Cole once represented Hartford county in
the State Legislature. He was an honorable,
upright man.