The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-09-09

Mrs Susan Allard, wife of Mr.. Edward r
| Allard, died at her home in Havre de Grace
on Friday of typhoid pneumonia, in the
twenty-frst year Of her age. Her husband
| and two children survive her. Her funeral
took place on Sunday afternoon the burial
| being made at Angel Hill.
The funeral of Mr. Henry Hess, one of the
| Oldest residents of Marshal's district took
place from his home at Hess postoflice on
Friday, the burial being at Goodwill Evang eIi-
cal Church Mr.. Hess was in his eighty
seventh year and had been member Of the
Evangelical Church for over sixty years
having been a elias: leader for half q century.
daughter and five sons survive him.
MIR. Preston NJ. Calder died at his home at
Federal Hill on Thureday of consumption,
aged about fifty years. His widow, one son
and two daughter survive him. His funeral
took place from the Southern Methodist
Church at Jarrettsyille On Sunday, Rev. Mr..
Hammond, the pastor, officiating. The pail
bearers were Messrs. William Lynch, Alfred
s. Upton, Jesse Taylor, {. Norman Hamilton,
Joshua jarrett and Joseph E. Eggleston.
Mr.. John B. FoRrd died at his home near
Propect on Friday, August 26tb, OF consump-
ton brought on by the shock of the death of
his daughter Emma, who was burned to death
at York, Pa. The deceased was about seven
ty years OF age and had long been member
of the Methodist Church. He was buried at
the Tabernacle on Sunday afternoon. The
services were conducted by Rev. J. D. Smith,
of Delta, the psll-bearers being Messrs.
Delmar S. Terrell, Alfred Thomas, Hephaniah
T. Heaps, Vim. II. johnson, Hugh J. Alex
ander and william II. Cox. Three sons and
three daughters survive Mr.. foard.
Joseph Allison died at the home OF his
father in Cambria on August % OF pulmonary
trouble. MIR. Allison who was about twenty
nine years of age, had the misfortune to hurt
one his feet some years since, and although
| receiving the best medical attendance at
| hospitals in Baltimore aud Philadelphia, he
found 1t necessary to undergo Smputation.
The disease found its way to and settled on
| his lungs. His funeral took place on Wed
nesday 3lst, the burial being at Mt. Vernon
NJ. f. cemetery near Prospect. Rev. MIR.
| Cain, pastor Of Cambria NJ. Z. Church con
Rigdon. The bearers were Messrs. ENJOY
smithson, Merryman johnson, William
| Williams, Lawrence Day, Andrew Reed and
John GuilfoyIc.
| Mr.. Joseph Wilbert Butler, died of cor
sumption in Denver, Colorado, ON Saturday
night. He had been Ill for some time and
had gone to Colorado with hope Of recover
| inor haolth nd nd hora
when death overlook him. Mr. Butler was
| born in Norrisville and was in his twenty
ninth year. His widow who was Miss Bertha
Stifer, and one child survive him. He had
| been appointed clerk in the Baltimore post
| office under Cleveland's first administration
and retained his position until death. His
funeral took place at Norrisville.
| James Kerr, the only child of Mr. and Mrs
Isaac l.. Dick, of Scarboro, died on Monday
of dysenteIy and was buried on Wednesday
at Dublin NJ. E. Cemetery.
| Mrs. Unity Gallon, an aged resident of
| the fifth district, died at the home of her
| son, Mr.. John McDoon in Dublin on Monday
| August %, and was buried at Dublin Nj Z.
Church on Wednesday. Three sons survive
| lef, VIZ, MtsSTS JOnA hcDoOn, Nlllam h.
and James X. Gallon.
Mrs. Anna Brown, an aged inmate of the
Almshouse died on Friday last, at that insti-
tuition. She had a severe fail u short time
since and never recovered from the shock.
Hugh Cummings died on Sunday at his
home, near Ady postcilice, aged eighty-six
years, of diseases incident to old age. Two
daughters, Mrs. Thomas Mulligan, of Govans-
town, Baltimore county, and Miss Mary Cum
mings, and four sons, hugh, Andrew, John
and William Cummings, survive him. He
was buried on Tuesday at st. Ignatius Church,
Hickory, Rev. Father Frederick officiating.
The pail bearers were Messrs. George Wan
ders, William Carr, Joseph McGuigan, Will
liam Knight, William Smithson and Mr.. Huff.