The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-01-13

Mrs. Mary Beatty the venerable widow OF
| the late James Beatty, died at the home OF
| her son, Mr.. Edward Beatty, near Madonna,
on Saturday, after a long illness, aged eighty
one years. One son, MIR. J Edward and q
| daughter Miss Sally Beatty survive her. Her
funeral took pl,ce at Bethel Presbyterian
Church on Monday.
The remains OF Mr.. Harry Clover, the Bal
timore and Ohio brakeman who was killed
while on duty in the Belt tunnel a few nights
ago, were taken 10 Havre de Grace on Sunday,
and buried in Angel Hill cemetery, Rev. W.
E. Bird. pastor OF the VI. f. Church, officiating.
Mr. William Sanders, one Of the oldest
citizens of Hartford county, died at his home
near Mill Green, Oil Friday last, OF diseases
incident to old age, in his eighty sixth year.
Three sons and three daughters survive him.
He was buried on Monday at Cool VIII
Evangelical Church, Rev. Messrs. Hoch al
Treiway officiating.
Mary, a ten-yesr-old daughter of Nj. John
Smith, section boss on the Baltimore and lie
high Railway, died on Friday of malignant
diphlheria Her mother is seriously i'll with
the same disease.
Miss Emma Foard, died at the residence OF
her father, MIR. Thomas Foard, near Upper
Cross Roads on Thu, sday night, after short
Illness of peritonitis in the thirteenth year
of her age She was buried at Fork, baltl-
more county, Oh Saturday.
The funeral of Mrs. Amanda Dallam took
place on Friday, the burial being at Oh it
k.,Ib
:. Miller pastor of the Bel Air Presbyterian
Church, conducted the services, the bearers
being Messys John d. Worthington, ONO ).
Lee, William B. Nelson, j. Lawrence Nc
Cormick, William Dallam and George X.
Cairues.
Mrs William D.ck died at her home near
Scarboro on Tuesday, OF pneumonia.
Hartford papers are requested TO announce
the death of Mrs Sarah J. Michael, widow OF
the late Henry j. Michael, who died suddenly
1T her home in Baltimore, on Tnesd1y morn
ing. Her funeral took place on Thursday.
Mir. William a. Spencer, husband OF Annie
f. Spencer, died at his hCme, No. l3Oo =.
Broadway, Baltimore on Tuesday morning.
Mrs Henrietta Jordan, widow Of the late
John Jordan died in Baltimore on Tuesday,
aged seventy-four year,. Four sons, MesSrs.
Oliver, William b Parker AID Frank JORDAN
and one daughter, Mrs. Frank Wyne, survive
her. Her remains were brought to Harford
over the Baltimore and Lehigh Railway on
Thursday and inferred at st. lguatus Gene
terry, Hickory.
Mrs. Jemima d. Tredway, widow OF the
late Thomas Tredway, died at the home OF
her daughter. Mrs. William Maghdt, Luther
vile, Baltimore county, on Wednesday iaoin-
ing, after years. Illness in the eighty seventh
wear of her age. Four sons, hesars. Nelson
X. Tredway, oveIseer of the Sheppard Asy-
Ium; Rev. Silas B. Tredway, of BE! Air; jams
I. Tredway, ard Charles W. Iredway, uf
Baltimore county, aud two daughters, MIS-
william Maglidt and Mrs. Harry Z. Hull, o.
Wayerly, survive her The funeral will take
place this Friday morning at twelve O'Clock,
the inter ment being made at Goyamsto"n.
Mr. Frank Taylor died on his farm, near
Dublin, on Tuesday evening, after short IL
ness of pneumonia, aged about fifty one years.
dis widow, Mrs. L izibcth Tay lor, two sons,
Messrs. Frank and Preston, and one daughter,
Miss Laura Taylo~. survive him. The deceased
was a son of The late Preston ID. Taylor, who
was for several years principal Of the lrilng-
ton Academy, and a well known educator.
The funeral will take place today (Friday),
the burial being at Dublin Methodist EpiSco-
pal church
Mis-. Sallie Jackson, wife OF MIR. William p.
jackson, Of Salisbury, Wicomico county, ant'
daughter of Mr.. A. p. McC0mbs, senior editor
of the Harrc dc Grace Republican, did at her
home, in Salisbury. on Sunday night, OF con
sumption, aged about thirty-two years. Her
remains were brought 10 Havrc de Grace aud
buried from her fathers residence, on Union
avenue, on Wednesday, the burial being in the
Angel Hill cemetery. The services were con
Quoted by Rev. W. L. Bird, of the NJ. L church
Two so'os were sung during the ceremony by
Mr.. A. Hamlin Carver. The pal!-bearers were
Messrs Oliver T. Rogers, John y. Russell
Louis A. Vosbury, y. Lincoln Lyon, Harry b
Hopper, John b. kenly, Jacob Osmond, Dr.,
and A. Hamlia Carver