The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-06-26

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OBITUARY.-The funeral of Edward Winkler,
son of John Winkler, which took place Sunday
at Mt. Carmel Church, Emmorton, was largely
attended. Rev. A. r. Miller conducted the SER
vices. The remains were inferred by Triumph
Lodge of Odd Fellows, of Bel Air, of which the
deceased was a member. Company D, Infantry,
N. N. &. Jackson Guards acted as an escort
for their deceased comrade. The pail bearers
were Frederick Schultz, John Wright, James
G. Young, James File Herbert Flowers and
James Chesney.
Frederick II. Doepke, Jr., son of Frederick
Fl. Doepke, died at his parents residence, Edge
wood, June 18th, in his 23d year. He was bur-
Church, Philadelphia road. The deceased had
been afflicted with paralysis for over IA years.
His brother, VIM. II. Doepke, of Indianapolis
attended the funeral.
Mrs. Martha Jane Burrili, wife of Major
Daniel r. Burrill, died at her home in Bel Air,
on Monday night, June 22d. Her death was
the result OF severe burns received during fire
al her husbands hotel, on the Sd of last May
Major Burrill was in Roanoke, Va, when his
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leaves two children-a son about years of age
and daughter aged s. The deceased was A,
years of age and was native of Crawford coun-
ty, Pa. She was buried yesterday morning at
Christ Church, Rock Spring. Services were
held at the house at 10 A. NJ, by Rev. A r..
Miller and at the church by Rev. E. A. ColburI.
The pail bearers were VIM. Young, VIM. L..
Cooley, Edward H. Prigg. Daniel Carroll, John
P. Flowers and John Armstrong.
John H. scuIly, aged 80 years, died at his home
in Baltimore, on Monday. ofpneumonia, super
induced by the grip. Mr.. Scully's remains
were brought TO Hartford county, en- Wednes-
day and inferred at st. Francis Catholic church.
Rev. Father Sartori conducted the funeral SER
vices, which consisted of high requiem mass,
the singing being led by Prof. Mahoney. The
pail bearers were Daniel Callahan, Daniel j.
Lynch, Patrick O'Connor, Michael Gillease,
Joseph Callahan and Johu Hurley.
Mr.. Scully was native of this county, but
for three years past had been a resident of Bal
timore city. He was an employee of Bartlett
& Hayward, Baltimore, and By them held in
high esteem. He leaves widow, who is the
daughter of Thomas Sullivan, Of VanBbber,
and one child. Mr.. Scully was member of the
Emerald Beneficial Society of Baltimore, a dele
CATION from which attended the funeral as a
guard of honor to the remains.
Mrs. Ella Anderson, wife of r. NJ. D. Ander-
son, formerly of this county, died a. her home
in Elmer, N. j., on Saturday, June Goth, aged
33 years. The funeral services took place at ST.
Peters church Bethlehem, Pa, on Monday, and
the remains were inferred at Miskey Hill GENE
terry Rev. w. 8. schroener conducted the
funeral services.
Mr.. Benjamin Sawyer, aged Y years, died on
Wednesday, June oath, at the residence of his
brother, John Sawyer, near Emmorton. He
will be buried at Mt Carmel NJ. P Church this
friday afternoon, at ) O'Clock. The deceas-
ed was unmarried. His brothers are Messrs.
William T., John and Edwin l.. Sawyer, his
sisters being Miss Mary Sawyer and Mrs. John
Herbert, of Howard county. Mr.. Sawyer's i'll
ness was long and painful, but he bore his suf-
ferngs with patience and Christian fortitude.-
Although of modest and retiring disposition
he was we'll known and beloved both in the
community in which he led an exemplary and
self-sacrfcng life and in the surrounding coun-
ty. Mr.. Sawyer WAS one OF the favored few
whose death, at any age, is felt, by his relatives
and acquaintance, to be an irretrievable loss.