The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-06-19

OBITUARY.-Tue funeral of Philip Warner,
who died on the 9th instant, at his home near
Dublin, took place on the l1th, the interment
being at the old Friends Meeting House, OAR
lington. Remarks were made on the occasion
by Darlington Hopes and George L. Scott.
The pail bearers were Ellis ]. Tucker, Albert
s. Holloway, Samuel 8. Holloway, VIM. g.
Mccoy, Nathan Harry and Samuel Il. Matthews.
The funeral was largely attended, the deceased
having been one of the Oldest and most highly
respected citizens of Dublin district
Mr.. George Rahll, aged 46 years, died on the
18th instant at his home near Fallston, from an
obscure disease following an attack of grip
He leaves wife and ten children-sx soDs and
four daughters. He was buried at Long Green
Catholic Church. on Sunday. Rev. j. j. Dill
Ion conducted the services. The pail bearers
were James Smith. Patrick Maguess, Frank
McClosky, Frank Kearney, of Fallston, Frank
Kearney, of Long Green, and Mr.. Kearney, of
Baltimore.
Miss Laura Smith, aged 81 years, daughter of
Mrs. Ann Smith, died at her home, near Pros
pect, on Saturday, June 18th. She was buried
at Mt. Vernon NJ. E. Church. on Tuesday. The
Rev. H. c. Smith, pastor of the church, deliver
ed an eloquent and touching sermon, on the oc-
casion. The deceased, who was a daughter OF
the late James T. Smith, of Dublin district,
was an amiable and estimabe young lady.
Mrs. Laura V Mallick, wife of George NAL
lick and daughter of John Tayson, of Church
vile, died on Sunday, June 18th, a. her home
in Franklinvile. She was % years of age and
leaves one child, two weeks old. Her death was
caused by lung trouble. The interment took
place on the 10th instant at Holy Trinity church,
The pall-bearers were Arthur Stevens, James
Jones, John H. Maggie, Thomas Shannan,
Charles Vogts and Henry Shelton.
Rev. John w. Burkins, formerly of this coun-
ty, died of lung trouble, at the parsonage, at
Windham, Greene Co., N. Y, Thursday, June
1lth. He leaves a wife and four children, the
Oldest five years old. Mr.. Burkins is well known
in Hartford. He was the son of Jacob Baderson
Burkins, who was private in Company G, 7th
Md. Volunteers, and died in the service. He
was educated in the public schools of this coun-
ty and spent some time at Oakland, after which
he engagep in teaching for several years, first
at Forest Hill and afterwards at Sylvan Retreat
near Pylesvlle. In 1881 he left Hartford for
New York, teaching and studying at Claverack
College for the next three years, at the close of
which he entered the ministry of the NJ. E.
Church. He died at the age of 80. His ap-
pointments had all been among the Catskill
summer resorts of New York, the winters of
which were too severe for his constitution.
Mr.. Edward Winkler, aged SO years, died on
Thursday morning, June 18th, of consumption,
at the residence of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Winkler, near Emmorton. He was IN
married and was an industrious young man
The funeral, which Will take place on Sunday,
at Mt. Carmel M. P. Church, will be in charge
ofTriumph Odd Fellows Lodge, of Bel Air, of
which the deceased was a member, and de-
tachment of the jackson Guards, to which be
also belonged, will act as q military escort and
probably fire salute over the grave of their
dead comrade.