The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-07-20

OBITUARY.-MrS. Annie Small, vile OF John
G. Small, died at her home in Keokuk, Iowa,
July f. Mrs. Small was daughter of the
late Reuben Smith, of Hartford county, and re-
moved from this state with her husband in
1869. Her husband, one son and one daughter
survive her.
Mrs. Matilda Hennesee died in Baltimore,
on Friday, July 10, after long and painful
illness aged about SO years. Mrs. Tennessee
was daughter of the late Captain Harry ID.
Cough and sister of the late Mrs. r. Z.
Bouldin. She leaves a daughter, Miss Mamie
OF the nine children left by Captain Cough
only two are now living, Miss Mary Cough,
of Bel Air, and Mr. Charles Cough, who lives
in California. The funeral took place on
Sunday the intGrment being at Rock Spring
Church where the services were conduct
ed by Rev. Mr.. Slime of Grace, 2. E.
Church, Baltimore. The pall-bearers were
Baltimore, DIR. John Powell Messrs. George
Archer, Charles Mettee and Miller, of Balti-
more and Col. Ohio S. Lee of Bel Air.
A child of Mr.. John Baptist, of Pittsburgh,
Pa, died on Saturday at Mr.. Norris H. An
derson's, near Pleasantvile. The body was
embalmed by Messrs. N. Dean & Son, of Bel
Air, and sent TO Pittsburgh on Sunday for
burial.
A child of Mr.. George Dozen died on Thurs
day of last week in Washington, d. c., and
was brought to Hartford on Saturday and
buried in the cemetery at Mt. Zion NJ E.
Church.
Mr.. Ohio j. Gilbert, of Creswell, died last
Friday aged So years and was buried on Sun
day, at Calvary Church He was unmarried.
His mother and one brother Mr.. Robert j.
Gilbert survive him. The pail bearers were
Messrs. A. I. Patterson, B. f. Hanway, Chas.
Roberts, Robert 7. George, David Swartz and
z. I. Gilbert. The exercises were conducted
by the Rev. Messrs. Fleming and WATSON and
Messrs. N. Dean & Son had charge of the fu
neral arrangements.
Mr.. Thomas Lamar died at his home in
Cecil county on Sunday July Is aged 81 years.
Mr. Lamar formerly lived in Hartford county
on the farm now owned by Mr.. George Grant
near Fountain Green. He was buried on
Tuesday at the cemetery of Mt.Zion, VI. Z.
Church. Rev. Mr.. Harding of Cecil county Of
floating. The pail bearers were Messrs. E. j.
B. Whistler, Robert F. Hanna, j. T. Chalk,
James w. Hanna, j. w. Paca and John W.
Cole n. Dean & Son were the undertakers.
Mrs. Annie V. Gallup, formerly of Hartford
died at her home in Oxford, Nd,
last Friday. Her body was brought to Har-
ford and buried in Spesutia Cemetery on Mon
day. Mrs. Gallup was the widow of the late
John Oliver Gallup. One son, Oliver, sur
wives her.
Mr. John Slime, Sr., an aged and respected
citizen of the third district, died at his home,
near Hickory, on Friday evening. July 10, az
ter lingering illness Hewas born in Bavaria, |
now part of the German Empire, on the oath
day of July, 1918, and came to this country
fifty-two years ago, where he has resided ever
since. Mr.. Slime was man of excellent edu- |
cation and well read on the current topics. |
In politics he was answering in his support |
of the Democratic party, although he never |
held public office. His widow, Mrs. Anna |
Slime, four sons and three daughters survive |
him. His sons are George and John z. Slime, |
Jr, of this county, Joseph Slime, of Kansas, |
aud James F. Slime, of North Carolina the
daughters being Mrs. Barbara Hartman, Mrs. |
Elizabeth Bieding and Mrs. Anna Folker. |
The funeral took place on Monday, the inter-
ment being at st. Ignatius Church, Hickory, |
Rev. Father Frederick officiating. The pail |
bearers were John Moores, John B. Wysong, |
ditch and John Blake.
Darlington Hopes, well-knOwn minister |
Of the Society of Friends, died in West Ches-
ter. Pa, on Monday, July l6, after lingering |
Illness, aged seventy-fiVe years. Mr.. Hopes |
was a native of West Chester, but had lived for |
many years near Allibone, in this county, |
where he followed farming with considerable |
success. He was noted for sincere unassum-
ing piety and unostentatious charity. He was,
however, well posted on worldly affairs and |
was good practical business man. lie has |
once or twice been nominated for county of |
fees on the Republican ticket, but made no |
effort to secure an election. He married |
daughter of the late Joseph Trimble, formerly |
of Baltimore, and later of Hartford county. |
He leaves two sons-Joseph L. and Clement |
D. Hopes, and a daughter, Mrs. Russell |
Hopes, of West Chester, Pa. The funeral |
took place ON Thursday morning and was |
largely attended, the interment being at the |
Friends burying ground at Forest Hill. The |
pail bearers, who were nephews of the deceas-
ed, were Walter, Arthur, Edmund d., Price,
and Wilmer Hopes. Friends A.
Haviland Hull, Mordecai Price and others de-
livered appropriate remarks. n. Dean & Son
were the undertakers.