The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-03-09

| The committee were to meet the Commits
sioners again upon Thursday yesterday
evening.
OBITUARY.
mrs. Belle Faulkner.
Mrs. Belle Faulkner, widow Of the lat
| Henry Faulkner, died at her home in Havr
i de Grace, on Monday morning, at the ad
vauced age of eighty-four years. She wa
buried on Wednesday in Angel Hill GENE
terry.
Mrs. william p. AIlender.
Mrs. Mollie B., wife of Mr.. William ?
Allender, died at her home in Havre de Grace
on Monday, after brief illness of typhoi
fever, aged about twenty four years. sh
was bride of but few months. Mrs. Allen
der, who was a sster-in-law of Mrs. JOSEF
| W. Chamberlain, was originally Miss Molli
| Gill, and was a native of Delaware. She wa
niece Of Hon. Mr.. Starr, tf that State, an
her remains were removed to Townsend
Delaware, where they were inferred on Thurs
day.
HAEbs IA UShOEHCs
Mrs. Sarah A. Osborne, widow of the lat
Garrett Osborne, died at her home in Michaels
vile on Sunday, in the seventy-eighth year Q
| her sge. She was a daughter Of Captain Gee
B. Sumwalt, who commanded a company O
soldiers during the battle of North Point il
1914. She leaves two sons, George 3. ant
William Osborn, and two daughters, Mise
Martha E. and Mary Osborne. Her funera
took place on Wednesday afternoon, the buris
being made in the cemetery attached to TIN
Grove Presbyterian Church, Aberdeen.
Miss Rosa III. Clark.
Miss Rosa H. Clark died at the residence {
her father, Mr.. Thomas Clark at Hartford
Furnace, on Saturday of last week after al
illness of elk months, aged twenty years. He
funeral took place on Wednesday, 2Sth inst.
the burial being made in the st. Francis
cemetery, Abingdon, Rev. Father Clement
officiating. The pail bearers were Messrs
Joseph Treadwell, Joseph Moran, Albert
TreadwelI, Lewis Hooker, Charles Oliver anG
Herbert Oliver.
Richard B. Robinson.
The funeral of Mr. Richard B. Robinson
whose death at Magnolia, was chronicled in
our last issue, took place on Tuesday, eth
ulto., the interment being made in the GENE
terry attached to Cokesbury, NJ. E. Church,
Abingdon, Rev. William d. Knight, pastor
The pall-bearers were Messrs. William P
Trimble, Joseph Timmons, John skillman
Wilmer Armstrong, John Everitt and Mr..
Chapman.
mrs. Jane StandifOrd.
Mrs. Jane Standiford, the venerable widow
of Mr.. Benjamin Standiford, and probably
one of the best known ladies in the vicinity OF
the Long Corner, died on Sunday at the home
of her son, Mr.. Calvin standiford, near New
Market, Baltimore county, Of diseases incident
of old age. She had passed her eighty-second
year. She was buried In the New Market
Cemetery on Wednesday, Rev. Albert G.
Parker, pastor of the Stewartstown Presby
terrain Church, officiating.
Mrs. Hetty Love.
Mrs. Hetty Love, wife of Mr.. Samuel T.
Love, died at her home near Castleton, on
Sunday of heart trouble, aged about 40 yeare.
Her husband and one daughter, Miss Bertha
Love survive her. Her funeral took place on
Wednesday, the interment being made in the
Darlington cemetery. The services were con-
Quoted lat the request Of the deceased) by
Rev. John II. Jeffries, former pastor, assist
ed by Rev. K. q. Murray. The pail bearers
were nephews Of the deceased, viz. Frederick
Racine, William Smith, Burton Smith, Irwin
Bolts, Joseph Smith and Frederick Smith.
Mrs. Cora DOrman.
Mrs. Cora Dorman, wife Of Mr.. Charles
Dorman, Jr., of Baltimore, died at her home
in that city on Wednesday, February 9th
Her remains were brought to Hayre de Grace
on Friday morning and the funeral held from
st. Patrick's Church. The interment wal
made in Angel Hill Cemetery, Rev. j. p. Fit;
Gerald officiating. The pail bearers wert
Messrs. John c. Salik, John Welsh, Michae
Murphy, Michael Moore, John McNulty ant
Joseph Mackin. Her husband and one sol
survive her. Mrs. Dorman, who was formerl,
Miss Cora Templeton, removed from thi
county to the city several years ago. She hat
been In declining health for a number c
years.
James ID. Ewing.
News was received on Monday of the dealt
at Marlboro fishing shore, upon the Potomac
| river, on Sunday, of Mr.. James b. Ewing,
prominent citizen and fisherman of Hayre d
Grace. lie was absent from home in the pur
suit of his ayocaton when he died. DIR. Ew
ing was about fifty-three years Of age, al
| leaves widow aud a son, about fourteen
years Of age. He ha been complaining fo
several DAYS and en- Sunday ordered his break
| fast as usual, and just as the cook Was bring
| ing 1t into his room, he gave gasp and fe
back dead. Heart failure was given as til
| cause. His remains were brought to Harfor
county and inferred in Angel Hill on Wednei
day.
| Charles A. Mccain.
Mr.. Charles A. Mccain died at his home i
| Dublin district on Sunday night after an il
| ness Of some days. His widow survives hiI
| with six adult children, as follows: William
Murray, Charles, Sarah and Elizabeth McCan
and Mrs. Estelle Dick. His funeral too
place on Wednesday from the Dublin Meth'
dist Episcopal Church. He was a youpgt
brother of Mr.. K. Lamar and the late Re-
William E. Mccain. The services were col
Quoted by Revs. X. G. Murray and John
Scarborough, the pall-bearers being Messr
Thomas J. McCausland, William Adams,
J. Kelly, William j. Forsythe, Samuel Viii
and Joseph Cunningham.
Thomas w. Reed.
Mr.. Thomas w. Reed, a prominent res'del
Of Jarrettsville, died at the home of his siste
Mrs. James NJ. Lindsay, 134l N. Strlck
street, Baltimore, on Friday afternoon, after
brief illness of pneumonia, aged seventy-fo1
years. He was son Of the late Squire Rec
who lived some years ago in the house now @
cupied by the family Of the late Thorn
Amoss, opposite the Cooptown picnic groun
Mr.. Reed left no family, (his wife having di
some time since, except an adopted daughte
, Miss Ada Reed. He YVES a brother of N
, James A. Reed, of Norrisville. He was
: veteran of the civil war, upon the Northe
side, aud was a member Of Wann Post, e.