The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1895-11-01
Obituary..

Frank NJ. Baker, aged 10 years, son OF
Henry and Amanda Baker, died in Baltimore
Saturday last, and was buried in Abingdon on
Tuesday. Rev. G. r. Wannemacher officiated.
Mary, the Is months old child of Mr.. and
Mrs Noble Mitchell, of Pleasantville, died
about 10 o'clock Sunday night, the 9th, and
was buried in Friendship NJ. E. Church on
Tuesday. Rev. B. +. Devries offciated. The
pail bearers were Howard Wiggers, Walker
Waters, Milford Walker and Nelson Keen.
Charles E. Hornberger was the undertaken.
Mrs. Elizabeth A Calhoun, wife of the late
Benjamin Calhoun, for many years a resident
Of Carsin's Run, Hartford county, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Rachel Trapnell,
of Chester. Pa, on Wednesday, October 16,
1895, in her roth year. She was buried on
Saturday, October 18th, from the residence OF
her son, Thomas A. Calhoun, Aberdeen. In.
terment at Baker Cemetery. She leaves two
sons and three daughters-John A. Calhoun
of Wellston, Ohio Thomas A. Calhoun, OF
Aberdeen, Md, Miss IL. Jane Calhoun and
Mrs. Rachel Trapnell, Of Chester, Pa, and
Mrs. E. Ella Orsburn, of Clayton, Md.
Mrs. Minerva Magness, aged So, widow Of
William Magness, of Woodbury., formeIy Of
Hartford county, died on Monday. The flu
neral took place on Wednesday, interment a
Mt Carmel NJ. p. Church. The pail bearer.
were Joel Hollingsworth, Emmor Morrison
James B. Preston, Nathaniel Hollingsworth
William T. Sawyer, Elias w. Carson. Rev
j. G. Grimm, of Woodbury., OBLIGATED. Deal
| & Son were the undertakers.
Not for long time has such gloom been
| cast over Havre de Grace as there was Sunday
morning when the death of Prof. j. Franz
| Woodrow was announced. Although Mr.
Woodrow had been ailing for long time, hi
had been able to 90 about and attend to hi
work, taking an active part in the exercise
| at Abingdon on the 18th instant. On Wed
\ nesday of last week he was compelled to go t.
| bed, and suffered untold agony until death re
| lieved him at three o'clock Sunday morning
Mr.. Woodrow was well-known Throughout
the entire State. He was associated in ever
musical event of consequence throughout tn
county, and actively interested in the NJ. Z
| Church choir of Havre de Grace. He leaves
| widow, Mrs. ii. T. Woodrow, President of tn
| Hartford Wet. U. His funeral was very large
| Iy attended from the Nj. E. Church on Tues
day afternoon at two o'clock. Rev. w. L
Bird officiated, assisted by Rev Henry Baker,
former pastor Of Havre de Grace, now of Wash
ington, d. c., and Rev. E. L. Hubbard, c
Baltimore. The funeral designs were hand
| some and elaboI ate. The active pail bearer
were John A. Russell, Thomas Sadler, job
B. Kenly, Hollis Courtney, Jr., z. Lesii
Hopper, r. II. Smith, Thomas Carroll, q.
Wright, and the honorary pail bearers wer
Charles Zeitler Edwin L. Pearson, JAIME
B. Baker, c. w. Baker and IL. G. Bunting.
Mrs. Sarah Mitchell, widow Of the late Sy
vester Mitchell, died at her home, in Ne
Market, Perryman, early Sunday morning
Funeral services were held at her late res
dence on Tuesday at 2 P. NJ. Rev. NJ
Eutsler officiated. The pail bearers wei
| Messrs. J. s. Mitchell, Thomas Kirby, Charl,
Wood, George Gallop, Richard Taylor an
> DR.. J. h. Sitter. The interment was at sp