The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-06-11

| Mrs. Sarah L. Carr died at the residence OF
her brother, John r. McAbee, on Changers
Lodge" farm near Creswell on Thursday even
ing in the forty sixth year Of her age and was
buried on Sunday at the NJ. E. cemetery at
Abingdon, Rev. j. w. Fleming conducting
the services. The pall-bearers were Christie
pher Smith, S. II. Martins, Edward g. Hook
er, J. s. Oliver, Ernest Swartz and Charles
| Cameron. n. Dean & Son were the under
takers.
Mr.. John S. Clark, only son Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Thomas f. CLARK, died at the residence
of his parents near Abingdon, on Friday
morning of consumption, aged eighteen years.
His funeral took place on Tuesday, the burial
being at st. Francis church, Abingdon, Rev.
Don Luigi Sartor officiating. The pallbearers
were Messrs. Francis p. Clark, Thomas Clark,
James Clark, Alfred a. Trcadwell, Joseph
E. Treadwell and John I. Treadwell.
n. Dean & Son undertakers.
Mrs. Mary Conner, died in Baltimore on
Wednesdaytof last week in the seventy second
year Of her age. One son, Mr.. John Conner,
of Cedarville and three daughters, Mrs.
Fannie Hawkins, Mrs. Emma Valentine and
Mrs Mary Brown, all of Baltimore, survive
her. Her funeral took place on Friday, the
burial being made at Dublin NJ. f. church,
Rev. \. }. Bender conducting the services.
Mr.. John Payne Cathcart, one of the oldest
citizens of Norrisvi!!e precinct died at his
residence near Novrisville, on Friday, after
an illness of about five days Of paralysis, aged
eighty years and one day. He had been a
life long Democrat, although never holding
public office. Mr.. Cathcart was born and had
lived all OF his life upon the farm upon which
he died. Three daughters survive him, VIZ >
Mrs. Hannah McClung, Mrs. John Tredway
and Mrs. John Thomas Cathcart. The funeral
took place on Sunday afternoon, the burial
being at Norrisville. Revs. w. ii. Price, pas
tor Of Bethel, OBLIGATED, assisted by Rev. E.
Z. Makosky, of Norrisvlle. The pail bearers
were six graudsons of the deceased, Messrs.
Benjamin F. W. McClung, Columbus P. Nc
Chung, James Tredway, Ross Tredway, George
Cathcart and Samuel McClung.
Mrs. Julia \. Scarborough, the widow of
the late John y. Scarborough, died at her
residence uegr Mil Green on Saturday, aged
about seventy years. About month ago
SIG IdI HtlillAtl i44tO Eti manu-, lIOlil Which,
erysipelas developed and it was found neces-
sary to am atatG the hand, which was done
on Saturday by DR.. Arthur, assisted by Drs
Ramsay and McCurdy, of Delta. She surviy-
ed the operation only short time, dying
that afternoon. Her survivors are Mrs John
Wallace, Mrs. Joseph Robinson and Miss
Emma Scarborough, Mr. Walter Scarborough,
| of Mr. Na1spn of
Hartford county. Her funeral took place on
| Wednesday, the interment being at Emory NJ
| L. Church.
Mr.. Frederick Burr died in Baltimore on
| Thursday, and was buried at Rock Spring
| Church on Saturday. He married a Miss
Keech, and was for several years a resident Of
! Hartford county.
| Mr.. John Wesley HoOpman, an aged and
well known farmer of the second district, died
| suddenly at his home near Level on Saturday
evening in the seventy eighth year of his age,
from blood poisoning. His widow, Mrs.
Priscilla B. Hoopman, and five children sur
vive him, as follows: Mr.. Harry B. Hoopman,
of Baltimore but for several years resident
| Of Bel Air; Mrs. j. z. Walker, Mrs. George
| K. Hopkins, of Havre de Grace; Mrs William
f. Reasin and Miss Addie Hoopman Of Level
Mr.. Herman Touchtou, aged seventy five
| years, died at his residence near Wesleyan
Chapel on Saturday after brief illness of
pneumonia. His widow and two sons, Messrs.
| Byron ard Alfred Touchton, Of Baltimore,
survive him.
James NJ. Phillips, niue respected citizen
of Dublin district, died on Monday, May 81,
in the 18th year of his age. Mr.. Phillips was
born at Linwood, Pa, August 81, 1922. He
came to Hartford county in 1855, buying the
"Prigg Farm near Dublin, where he resided
the balance of his days. Mr.. Phillips polti-
cally was a staunch Republican. He leaves
four children, three sons and one daughters,
his wife having died some fifteen years ago.
His children are James Phillips, OF George
town, s. c.; John S. Phillips, of Dallas, Texas;
George w. Phillips, OF Delta, Pa, and Miss
Mollie Z. Phillips, who lived with and kept
house for her father. The funeral took place
on Friday, June 1, proceeding from Havre de
Grace to Linwood, Pa. Among those who &C.
companied the funeral from Hartford, besides
the immediate family, were Mr.. Edward Klair
and wife, Mrs. William Mccain, Mrs. Talley
Knight, Mr. Edward Savin and Sappington
Smith, who were friends and neighbors of tie
deceased
Mr. z. Everett Carroll, one of the oldest
citizens of Bel Air, died at the residence CT
Mr.. George Anderson on Tuesday evening
after an illness of several months, in the sixty
ninth year of his age, Mr.. Carroll was ma
tive of Hartford county and was extensively
known He was for several years the janitor
of the court house. He was an uncle of Mr..
| W. e. Carroll and Mrs. George Anderson.
Two sisters. Mrs. z. Touchton and Mrs. Mar
garet Tredway, and four brothers, John W.,
Edward A, Aquila and Frederick Carroll,
survive him. He was buried on Thursday at
Abingdon, Rev. 5. b. Tredway officiating, the
pail bearers being Messrs. Charles S. Jones,
Frank p. Brazicr, G. W. Pyle, Charles L.
Creswcll, Stephen James and John W. Speu-
Ger. The burial service OF the l. o. o. F., was
read at the house by MIR. John w. Anderson
James C. Young,of Triumph Lodge, of which
the deceased was > member
Mrs. Jennie f. Qu:nlan, wife of Mr.. Lewis
l.. QNlniah, oil bToohISn, y. / E, uieu al VIZ
residence Of her brother, DR.. j. W, Harkins,
on Tuesday morning. She came to hel
brothers home about six weeks ago, hoping
to gain her strength, but gradually grew
weaker until death put an end to her suffer
iugs. The funeral took place on Thursday
morning. the interment being at St. Mary;
Catholic Church, Clermont Mills, Rev. Father
| Kane officiating. Her husband and foul