The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-03-26

Mr. George VI. Carroll, died on the street,
in Norfolk, Va on Saturday afternoon. He
had been in delicate health for several wears
and had been n Moreheai City, y. c., for
several mouths for his health. Ia company
with Mr.. w. F. Stevens, Mr. Carroll reached
Norfolk, on Saturday and had reached the
corner of Main and East streets when he had
hemorage and died before medical attention
could be given him. The body was sent to
the morgue, and his sister, Mrs. Lehman
Guyton notified. MIR. Carroll WAS born at
Swan Creek in 1915. His widow and several
children survive him. Mr.. W. Coleman Car
roll, OF Bel Air, and Messrs. Charles and John
Carroll, of Baltimore, are brothers; and Mrs.
George Anderson, of Bel Air, and Mrs. Leh-
man Guyton, of Baltimore are sister of the
deceased. His funeral took place on Tues
day, the burial being at Abingdon VI. Z.
Church. Rev j. w. Fleming OBLIGATED, the
pail bearers being Messrs. William Hess, VIM.
Stevens, Michael Pearce, Jacob Hoflicker,
Thomas Turner and Jerry Tyson.
Mrs. Blanche Hall Worthington, aged seven
ty-fve years, died on Saturday at the residence
W. Lafay cite Avenue, Baltimore, of com
plication of diseases, incident TO old age.
She was d daughter Of William and Ann Lee,
of this county, aud had been an active mem
Der of Darlington Methodist Church for many
years. One daughter, Mrs. Littig, survives
her Her funeral took place on MoEl1y
morning, the interment being at Darlington
cemetery.
Mrs. Carrie c. Reggie, widow Of the late F.
l.. Reige died very suddenly of heart disease
at her residence in Bel Air, on Tuesday morI-
ing, sged thirty-eigLt years. Five children,
three sons, Masters Eugene, George and Lee,
and two daughters, Annie and Minnie survives
her. Mrs. Reigle had just returned on Satur-
day, from visit to her cid home, In Wash
ington, ID. c. She was buried on Thursday,at
Loudon Park Cemetery, Baltimore.
Mr.. John Bailey, died at his home near
Scar T., 0, on Monday, Of pneumonia, in the
ifty-sixth year of his age. His widow and
two daughters, Mrs. Lewis f. Scarborough
and Miss Ella Bailey survive him. He was
buried on Wednesday from Ascension p. E.
Church InterInent at Broad Creek Friends
buryng ground.
Charlton Sanders Walthsm, native of har-
ford county, died Monday morning after a
short illness of Bright's disease, at his home,
1902 Linden avenue. Mr. Waltham went to
Baltimore about forty years ago and engaged
in the oil business, after which he conducted
grain and flour business at South Eutaw
street. He was a member of the Chamber of
Commerce lie married a daughter OF the
late George Jessop, of Kenilworth, Baltimore
county, who, with six children, survive him
Mrs s. Aethia Ruff died at the home of
her husband, Mr.. Henry Ruff, Thomas Run,
on Friday after long illness, in the seventy
third year of her age. and was buried on Sun
day at the Thomas Run, NJ. f. church, Rev.
j. II. Sothoron rector of Rock Spring p. e
church officiating. Her husband survives
her.
Mr. James G. Robinson died at sunny
side" near Fallston, on Saturday, in the sixty
first year OF his age. His widow and three
daughters, Mrs Robert c. Preston and Misses
Emily and Mamie Robinson, survive him.
He was buried on Monday at GreenmOunt
Cemetery, Baltimore.
Mr.. Amos j. Day for many year one Of the
prominent farmers of Upper Hartford, but
who for some time past has been a resident
of Baltimore, died at his home in that city on
Sunday of heart disease, in the seventy fifth
year OF his age His widow aud three chill
dren survive him, Messrs. Harry and Delaney
Day Edward Harry. His funeral took place
on Tuesday the burial being at Centre Presby
terrain church, New Park, Pa. Rev Il. Alonzo
Clark, pastor Of the church officiating.
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