The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-01-05

The ladies of the Methodist Protestant
church will hold their annual oyster supper
in Odd Fellows Hall, on Wednesday anC
Thursday evenings, the 18th and 18th instant
The Whatsoever Circle, Kings Daughters
will meet at the residence of Mr.. s. A. vii
liams, on Wednesday, JAN 10th.
Mr. and Mrs. }. &. Rouse kept open house
and had many callers, on New Years day
with q pleasant dance for the young folks a
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey S. Jones celebrated
the fourteenth anniversary of their marriage
or ruby wedding, on Thursday evening, Janu
airy 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Trueman Snyder Of
Wasllogton, and Mr.. Woodiey Richardson
and Miller Rouse, of Baltimore, spent the
holidays at the residence of Mr.. j. s. Richard
son, Sr.
4 rUARY-The funeral of Mr.. William n
Vogts, 10 died suddenly in his buggy, Oh
December Goth, while driving home from Bal
timore, took place on Friday last, from his
late residence at Kellville to Union Chapel
Tie burial was by Odd Fellows ceremonies
Mr.. Vogts being member of Towson Lodge
The services were conducted at the house and
the church by Rev. s. A. lIoblitzell, the Odd
Fellows ceremonies, ut the grave, being con-
Quoted by T. z. b. Bosley, Noble Grand; Fred
erick A Green, Vice Grand Thomas Ries
Marshal w. Gill Smith, Chaplain. The pal
bearers were Geo. w. Seipp, Robert Feast
Samuel E. Parkes, E. w. Parker, Messrs. Dill
worth aud Bosley, of Towson Lodge, and
James c. Young and John w. Wilgis, oil
Triumph Lodge, Bel Air. Mr.. Fred. Schultz
was the funeral director. The funeral was one
of the largest ever seen in the county.
Mrs Elizabeth G. Thompson, aged 50 years
died on Thursday night, December 29th, al
the residence of her grandson, Mr.. John H
Thorn, near Bel Air. She was buried on Sun.
day at Mt. Zion Cemetery, Rev. j. NJ. Slarrow
officiating. The pail bearers were Messrs
BENZ. Jones, Charles Jones, Robert Livezey,
William E. Dean, Stephen o. Rogers and
Samuel P. Griffith. N. Dean & Son, under
takers.
Mr.. William g. Terrell died on Tuesday,
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buried to-day, at A. NJ, at Pen Hill, Lancas-
ter county, Pa.
Mrs. Ida Sutton Mullikin, wife of K. L.
Mullikin and daughter of T. L. Keen, died at
Mitchellville, Prince Georges county, on De
cember 9th. Her remains were brought to
Aberdeen and buried at the Grove Church, on
Saturday last.
Mrs Richardson, aged about rs years, wife
of Ezekiel Richardson, died on Tuesday morn
ing, of neuralgia of the heart, at her home
near Harkins postofficc. Among her surviv-
ing children are George o., Henry Clay, James
N. and Ezekiel Richardson, Jr., and Mrs.
Samuel Bachtel, of Newmarket, Md.
Mrs. Mahala Chridy, aged 81, widow OF
Frederick Chridy, died on Sunday morning,
Dec. 31st, at the residence of her son, Charles
H. Chridy, in Bel Air, from an acute attack OF
asthma and grip. She had been sick for only
from severe illness which she had three
years ago. Mrs. Chridy was kind neighbor,
devout Christian and was esteemed by wide
circle of friends for her many virtues. She
leaves one son, Mr.. Charles II. Chridy, who is
connected with the Bel Air Roller Mills, ond
two daughters, Mrs. Alice Ehrhart of Bel Air,
and Mrs. Elizabeth Pierce, Of Reckordvile
The funeral took place on Tuesday, at Union
Chapel, the Rev. s. A. HobiitZell officiating
The pail bearers were John B. Hanna, Howard
Dean, William II. Staley, Edw ard Ferry, l
F. Ball and William G. Jeffery. n. Dean y
Son had charge OF the funeral.
+ Thomas Martin, aged % years, son of Pat
rick and Bridget Martin, formerly of Fallston
| died in Baltimore, on Wednesday, Dec. 2Tth
I He was buried at st. Johns Church, Long
| Green, Baltimore county, on Friday last. Tn,
pail bearers were James Kelly, James Burns
JaP Lyman, James Mccormick, James Shan
nshan and John Shannahan. The deceased
was a brother Of Mr.. Richard A. Martin, o
| BeltAir
Mr. James Smith died of grip at his home
near, Benson. on Thursday, Dec. 2Sth, in TIL
93d year of his age. He leaves widow, fv
children, and twenty-seven grandchildren
lie was well-known and highly respected
| He was buried at st. Johns Church, Lon
Green, Baltimore county, on Saturday morn
ing, Rev. Father Houck officiating. The pal
| bearers were Edward I.iugan, James Kelly
William Monks, Charles Terry, John Lagal
and George Rahl. Mr.. Smith was the fathe
of Mrs. Richard A. Martin, of Bel Air.