The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-12-04

Mrs Isabella Mclaughlin died at the re
sidence of her son-in- law, Mr.. John j. Coz
man. Philadelphia on Monday ODD inst il
the nth year of her age She was formerly
resident Of Havrc dc Grace aud her remain
were brought to that city for interment. Sh
was buried from St Patrick's church Oh Thurs
day afternoon. Rev. Father Fitzgerald con
Quoted the services, the pall-bearers being
Messrs Michael Murphy, Charles Grail, Sr.
Joseph Mackin, John Mcdonald, John Ii
| McNulty and James Mclaughlin.
MIR. David EcoiT died at his home at Dox
ems Corner on Wednesday afternoon o
| typhoi! fever, aged about IS years. He leaves
| surviving him his wife and one daughter
| He was Il member of Wann Post of the Grand
Army of the Republic. His funeral will take
place this Friday morning, the burial being at
Mt. Tabor VI. p Cemetery.
| Mrs. Thomas r. Clendinen died at the re-
sldence Of her mother Mrs. J. Alexander SHINY
er, Baltimore, at midnight on Thursday afteran
| illness of about three hours of heart disease.
| She was Il daughter of the late j. Alex Shriv-
err, whose summer residence was situated near
| wilma in this county. Mrs. Clendinen was
well known in Hartford. She was a bright
aud accomplished lady, generous and greatly
| beloved by Il large circle of friends and re-
| latiyes. Two of her brothers, Mcssrs. j.
| Alexius ard Clarence Shriver have Il large
! number Of acquaintance in our midst. Her
| funeral took place on Sunday.
| Mrs. Mary II. Day died at the residence of
| her husband Mr.. Samuel :. Day ut Darling
ton, on Saturday in the sixty fourth year of
| her age. Her husband and large family Of
| children survive her. Her funeral took place
on Monday at the Darlington cemetery. Rev.
L. Elmer DuttOn, pastor of the Methodist
| Episcopal church, conducted the services.
Mrs Temperance Mcintosh, wife of John
| A. Mcintosh died at her residence at West
minister on Monday from the effectsof a stroke
| of paralysis received on Sunday afternoon.
She was a daughter OF the late Francis Butler
a native Of Hartford county, and had large
number of relatives in this county. She left
Que child, Miss JEANNE Mcintosh.
Mr. Andrew II. Scarborough, a well
known farmer and Gamer of Dublin district,
died at his home near Cooper on Monday
morning OF general disability, aged about IS
years. His widow, three sons and one daugh-
ter survive him. Mr.. Scarborough was for
some time proprietor of the store at Deep
Run and was highly esteemed. He was a
brother in-law of County Commissioner, j.
Ross Scarborough.
Services at Vernon NJ. Z. Church by Rev
Mr. Bender, assisted by Rev. y. L. Hyde in
terment at Slate Ridge Cemetery. The pail
bearers were William B. Rigdon, John X
Heaps, James W. McNabb John VI. Scarbor
ough, j. Martin McNabb and II. Clay White
ford. He had been an earnest and active
member of the Methodist church for num-
Der of years, and will be greatly missed in the
church of his choice, and also in the commu-
nifty, as he was a good neighbor and a useful
member of society in many ways as was
evidenced by the large attendance at his
funeral He had been great sufferer for
more than year. Stubs and Norris were
the funeral directors.