The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-10-09
OBITUARY,

James Ward Scott, Jr son of Dr.J. Ward Scott,
died at the Eagle Hotel, Bel Air, on Tuesday morn
Scott, who was Is years of age, had severe at
tack of grip which seriously affected his health
While at work with a surveying party near Delta,
last spring, he undertook to carry heavy chain
up steep hill. Upon getting to the top of the hill
he threw the chain down and was Immediately
seized with violent hemorrhage number OF
hemorrhages succeeded at intervals, tire last one
occurring about ten days before his death. He
was an excellent. estimable young man and was
attended meeting of the Bel Air Debating Club. of
which the deceased was member, tributes Of re-
gard for his memory were expressed by w i: l..
Rev. M. C. Stryker p. +. Ball and Frank Z. Cor
rel The following resolution was also adopted:
Whereas. The angel OF death has removed from
our midst our beloved fellow member, j. Ward
Scott. Jr.; therefore be it
Resolued, That the Bel Air Debating Club Of Har-
brightest and most gifted members; one whom we
all loved and admired; and further. be it
ReSoi0ed, That these resolutions be spread upon
newspaper published in this town and that copy
thereof be sent to the bereaved family"
residence Of Mrs M. j. Head, where brief services
were held by the Rev. nj. c. Stryker. The lat
ter also Oficiated at Rock Spring Church, where
the interment took place, being assisted by Rev.
The casket was covered with beautiful flowers.
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the pupils of Bel Air Academy and Graded School,
delegation from which, headed by the Principal
Prof ii. A. Bachtel. attended the funeral in a
body. The pabearers were Henry w. Archer, of
Baltimore, H. |. Buell.. +. III. Webster of j., James
+. Mitchell. Armteld VanBibber and VIM. s. For
wood. Jr. Mr.. VIM. Schuck had charge of the
funeral.
Mrs. M A. Gilmore, wife of Robert NJ. Gilmore.
formerly of Darlington died at her home near
Wakefield, Lancaster county, Pa, on September
Both. of typhoid fever, after an Illness of three
weeks. She was GO years of age, and was a daugh-
ter of the late ClarksOn Cook. of Lancaster county
She was buried at the Friends Meeting House,
Wakefield. last Friday. Mrs. Gilmore was an ami
able and most excellent lady and her death will
be sincerely mourned by the many friends whom
she won to herself during her sOjourn OF ten or
twelve years in Hartford county.
Miss Nancy Parker, aged SO years. died on SUM-
day. Oct 4th at the residence of her brotherin-law
Judge John III. Price. near Darlington. Miss Par
ker was injured by falling down stairs, about
year ago, and never recovered from her INJURIES
She was buried on Monday afternoon, at the
Stephenson family burying ground, near Rock Run
NJ. E. Church. Rev. j. e. Maloy conducted the
services. The pail bearers were Charles Y.
Thomas, ID. L. Price. Isaac Wilson, Christopher
Wilson William w. Price and VIM. w. Wilson,
w. II. n. Whiteford was the funeral director.
Mrs. Benjamin Wilson, aged IS Years. died at her
home, near Cambria, on Wednesday, August 30th.
She was buried at Statewide Presbyterian Church,
on Sunday last. She leaves no children.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs Fred. Oelrich.
died at its parents residence, near Magnolia, on
Wednesday of last week, and was buried at Trinity
Evangelical Lutheran Church. The child was five
months old.