The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1895-02-22

OBITUARY.-The funeral of Mr.. G.. Edward
Shannon took place last Friday from his
fathers residence, at Wateryale, and was
largely attended. The intermcnt was at Rock
Spring where the services were held by Rev.
s. A Hoblitzell assisted by Rev. Mr.. Sotheron'
pastor of the church. Mr.. Shannon WAS II
very bright and promising young man, genial
and accommodating, and had host of friends
as was attested by the large turn out at his
funeral. He will be greatly missed. Much
sympathy is felt for the family everyone of
whom, five i'll all, have passed through the
fearful scourge of typhoid fever. The last to
take it were the two daughters, who We are
glad to say are cenvalescing.
Meta Santemyer, the twelve-year- old daugh
ter, of Mr.. Philip Santemyer, of Havre de
Grace, died last Sunday morning from the ef
fects OF fall received several days before while
playing. She did not seem much hurt at the
time and no importance was attached to it,
but that night she began to suffer greatly and
died on Sunday, as stated, from cerebro spinal
meningitis, the result of the fall. Her funeral
took place on Tuesday at Chapel.
Mr. Samuel Grover Wilson, the veteran
auctioneer of Towson, died last Monday aged
20 years. Mr.. Wilson was known by nearly
every person in Baltimore county and by very
many in Hartford.
Josephine, seven. year-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Sheridan, died on Thursday
of last week at her parents home in Balti
more, of scrlet fever Her body was brought
to pal IN, Eri1ay apd int in Mt Zinn
NJ. Z. Church, cemetery, the funeral being
private. Little Josephine was an exception
ably bright and interesting child and gave
promise of great talent as a musician. Her
brilliant playing in the main building at the
Hartford Fair last fall will be remembered by
many of the visitors there.
Mrs. Lottie Sheridan, wife of Mr.. William
Sheridan, of Baltimore, died at the residence
of Mr. Allen Hoffman in Bel Air early Wednes-
day morning Of scarlet fever. Mrs. Sheridan
came to Bel Air on Friday last to attend the
funeral of her little daughter who died with
the same disease. She was taken seriously i'll
on Sunday night and her disease progressed
rapidly to its fatal termination. Mrs. Sheri-
dan was thirty-ive years of age. Her fun
neral, which was private took place on We'd
nesday afternoon, the interment being at Mt
Zion Rev. 8. A. Hoblitzel OBLIGATED.
Mr. Frank w. Maynadier died near Falls
ton, on February 49,, aged 81 years. Mr..
Maynader was a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Maynadier both Of whom are still living. He
leaves widow, who is a daughter of Mr.
Thomas Amoss, of Cooptown, and four chill
dren. His body was taken from Fallston on
the midday train Tuesday and placed in a
vault in Greenmount Cemetery. Rev. Mr..
Marsh OBLIGATED at the funeral services. The
pail bearers were Messrs. George ID. Waters,
Henry Jarrett, Noble L. Mitchell, Howard
Mitchell. Wilbur Preston and William E.
Robinson.
Mr. Robert II. Smith Jr., died Monday
night, February 49, at his home on Spesutia
Island, after an illness of two weeks. He was
the son of Robert ii. Smith ST., who is at
present in Seattle, Washington. The deceas
ed young man was thirty five years old and
leaves three small children the youngest Of
whom is about year old. His wife preceded
him to the grave about year ago. He was a
most estmable man and greatly liked by his
| acquaintance.