The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-11-18


Andrew Jackson Gorre}l, an aged and re-
sDectcd citizen Of this county, died in Havre
de Grace, at the home o. his daughter, Mrs
Frederick McCliu;ock, last Friday night.
The funeral took place on Monday at Eock
Run Methodist Episcopal Church. HE was
born April Is, 1918, and lived near Aberdeen
until the past year. lie was twice m0rried,
/ is first wife being Miss Ellen Ewing, who
died in 1861. Ia 1862 Mg. Gorle!. married
Miss Margaret EveriaJ, Who died about i've
;ears ago. The four children that survive HIM
are Mrs. Frederick McClntock, OF Havre lie
Grace; Mrs. William Harkins, of Aberdeen;
Mrs. Ava McCord, of Paradise, aud Mir. y.
Gorren, of Jopps, Nd. He also leaves II
grandchildren and REORGANIZATION.
MIR. JOIN Bacon, one Of Inc most prominent
citizens OF Baltimore county, died 81 his home,
near Monktou, on Wednesday, Jtl inst, OF
/ heart failure, aged eighty-thrte years, He
had long been prominent in politics and serv-
| ed as Clerk Of the Circuit Court tor Baltimore
| county from 1878 to 1879. Mr. Lewis N.
! Bacop, an ex-Clerk Of the Circuit COurt, was
one Of his sons lie was buried Saturday.
I
| died in Chicago, took place from the NJ. E.
! church, Havrc dc Grace, on Sunday, 9th inst,
| the interment being made at Angel Hill Gene
| ,ery. Rev. ". Z. Bird officiating. The pail
bearers were Messrs. a. ii. Carver, .. L.
| Rodgers, George 7. Myers, w. G. Pennington,
| w. w. Crawford and j. w. O'Nein
Mr. Alfred W. Hughes, died at the home Of
I A. Iy--ln parl-
tor. Baltimore county, on Wednesday, aged
dfty-iour years. lie left three SOILS, one OF
whom. Mr.. George ". Hughes, ii resident
of Havre de Grace.
Mr.. Solomon Brookhart, an old resident o.
Marshall's district, died at the residence o
his son, Mr.. Jacob II. Brookhart. near Jar
rettsville, on Saturday of paralysis, aget
seventy-five years. He was native of Balti
more, but had been resident of Hartford TO
over thirty years, and was extensively known
throughout the county. He was q life-lon!
| Democrat Six children survive him, fV
sons, Jacob II. and George E., of Hartford; J
Thomas of Baltimore county; William +. ant
Adam r. Brookhart, Of Baltimore city, ant
one daughter, Mrs. Abraham Walker, of Har
ford. His funeral took place on Monday, tn
interment being made at Salem Eyangelica
Church. Rev. w. A. Price, pastor Of Bethe
= PRESBYTERIAN Church, conducted the services
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Houck, of Goodwill, an
Rev. G. N. Wolfe, of Salem. The bearer
? were Messrs Andrew kinhart, B. Fran
Devoe, B. Frank Cathcart, Conrad Breiden
bough, William Meade and Charles Il. Preston
p Miss Grace Lowe died On Sunday hight c
q paralysis, at the home Of her brother, Mr.. J.
e ban Lowe, near Norrisville, aged ahog
q | seventy-two years.
a Mr. ID. Lewis FiDney, formerly merchar
= at Kellvii!e, died at the Johns Hopkins ko
= pital on Sunday morning, aged twenty-nir
n | years. His widow and two young children
A q son and a daughter, survive him. His fl
l., neral took place on Wednesday, the burr
. being at the old Breckenridge Buryin
g Ground corner of Chase street and Broadwa
q Baltimore.
r Mr.. Albert Stubs diei at his home, ne,
70 Delta, on Friday night, after short illness
~ typhoid fever, aged ffty-seven years. Thrt
sons, George Stubbs, OF North Dakota DAM
O. and Harry, and one daughter, Miss Ma
. Stubbs, survive him. His funeral took pia
r on Tuesday, the intermeut being at q
/ Friends Burying Ground, Fawn Grove, Pa.
q, The funeral OF Mrs. Ohio s. Lee took pIa
ID from her late residence, on Pennsylvania av
H. on Saturday afternoon, and was largely
ID tended The burial was made at Ro
m Spring Cemetery, the services being conduct
-r. by Rev. r. A. Castleman, rector of Emmanr
Ir. z. +. Church, of which Mrs. Lee had 10
n. been member. The pail bearers were He
7. Herman STUMP, Hon. Thomas II. Robins
". Samuel s. Jay, Robert Archer, Walter
d. Preston and Il. Smith Norris.
Ir. The funeral OF Mrs Bertha j. Duf, wht
nj death was reported in our last Issue, 10
~ pace from her late residence, A. Mnurcla
IA | Mil, near Bel Air, Oh SATURDAY alLerE";
,r Mrs. DAN WAS 4 Mi-s Bertha Phcps, and "
IRA a bride of only few weeks, having been IN
IN ried by Rev. F. X. Isaac on September /!
last. She had only been sick for few da
lis her death being CAUSED by contracting c.
ella while suffering with the measles, her mott
ide is i'll with the same disease. Rev. Frank
=, | Isaac OBLIGATED, the pail bearers being Mess
10 ID. Leonard Duff, James K. Carroll, E. II.
ey, Colder, Charles Z. Bull, Daniel Ii. Carr
and William Bull.