The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-07-31

OBrTUARY.-Mr. Thomas J. Magruder, a
prom inent business man of Baltimore city and
father of Commissioner Robert Magruder, OF
Baltimore Co., died at his home in Baltimore,
last Saturday. The deceased was President of
Wesley Grove at the time of his death.
Mr. Edward Golden died at his home in Bel
Air, on Monday, July 9th, of disease brought
on by an attack of grip. Mr.. Golden was 81
years of age, and leaves wife and one son, Mr..
Daniel Golden, who is connected with the Bal
timore aud Lehigh Railroad, at Bel Air station.
For many years Mr.. Golden drove stages be
tween Bel Air and Magnolia and Bel Air and
Edge wood. He was an Industrious, useful man
and was much respected. He was buried at St
Ignatius Church, on Wednesday. Rev. Father
Fowler officiated The pail bearers were Joseph
E. Bateman, James Dunnigan, Bernard Dumb
gan, John Smith, Daniel Carroll and JOSEPH
A. Krein. N. Dean & Son were the funeral
directors.
Mrs. Mary A. b. Quinlan, widow Of the late
Daniel Quinlan, formerly q merchant at Perry.
man, died at her home in Baltimore, on Thurs
day, July 23d, aged 81 years.
An infant daughter of John and Lillian Touii
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Robert Sellers, near Bel Air. The interment
was at Mt. Zion M. E. Church, Tuesday, Rev.
Mr.. Hoblitzell officiating.
Mrs. Mary B. McCourtney, wife of s. Oliver
McCourtney, died at her residence at Singer
postofice, Abingdon district, on Sunday, July
26th. She had been afflicted for six months
past with a complication of diseases. ending In
consumption. She was in the S8th year of her
age and was daughter of Mrs. Catherine Sing.
er. Mrs. Charles Bode is her sister. She leaves
her husband with one young child. Mrs. Nc
Courtney was an amiable and estimsble lady and
was beloved by all who knew her. Many
friends will mourn her untimely death. Flu
neral services were held at the house, Tuesday
afternoon, by her pastor, Rev. g. X. Wanne-
macher, of Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Philadelphia road, of which she was Q
devout and consistent member. The interment
was in the graveyard of 81. Mary's Episcopal
Church, Emmorton, the rector, Rev. DR.. Brand,
officiating. The pail bearers were Charles
Kammerer, Charles E. Creswell, D. I. Archer,
j. A. Wetherall, Isaac Howard and g. w. Nc
Comas.
Mrs, Angelina Hoskins, wife of Jesse Hos.
kins, of Benson, died on Saturday, July 25th,
at the residence of her son-n-law, Charles L.
Vail, at Forest Hill in the 79th year of her
age She had been in falling health for a year
or two before her death. She Yves taken very
sick at three O'Clock in the morning and die d
at five. The cause of her death was heart trou-
BILE Mrs Hoskns was one of the most kind
hearted women in Hartford. fer sympathies
were touched and her beneVolence awakened by
the appeal of any one in distress and suffering,
and her wise counsel and ready help were ex-
tended 10 all the unfortunate with whom she
came in contact. Her husband, one son, Mr..
Joseph B. Hoski ns, and three daughters survive
her. The latter are Mrs. David Preston, of
Philadelphia, Mrs. Charles l.. Vail and Miss
Lena Hoskins She was buried at the Friends
Meeting House, Fallston, on Monday. Touch
ing remarks were made by Friends Darlington
Hopes and Mordecai Price. The pail bearers
were Nm s. Preston, Joseph D. Hopes, R. G.
Lee, Thos. HolliDgsworth, Henry Preston and
Robert Preston. Mr.. Elias Beaumont was the
funeral director.