The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-02-09
OBITU AIRY.
Mr, William .. Keech.

The funeral of Mr.. William 8. Keech took
place on Saturday afternoon from Trinity p.
E. Church, Towson, and was very largely at
tended. Mt. Moriah Lodge, A. F. & A. NJ,
had charge OF the services, delegation being
present from Monticello Council. Royal
Arcanum. The colored people of Towson
and its vicinity were present In large num-
bers, both at the church and at Prospect Hill
Cemetery, where the interment took place.
Archdeacon' W. II. II. Powers OBLIGATED, Mr..
Randolph Isaac acting as Master Of the Lodge.
The honorary pail bearers were members Of
the vestry of Trinity Church, viz: DIR. Jack
son Piper, DIR. G. M. Bosley, +. Il. Ehlen, II.
V. Waltjen, John Ridgely, of H.; and IL. c.
Turnbull. The active pail bearers were Will
liam II. Ruby, William NJ. Isaac, William
Grason. Charles E. Fendall, James E. Green
and John F. Conrey, all members OF Mt.
Moriah Lodge.
Mr. Benjamin J. Hastings.
Mr.. Benjamin J. Hastings died at the resi-
dence OF Mr. Charles 2. Cook, in the Second
district, on Wednesday last, after an illness
Of only few days, Of pneumonia, in the 65th
Havre de Grace, and was well known in that
city as a stone mason. He was veteran Of
the Civil War, and had been a member of
Admiral John Rogers Post, G. A. r, for the
past fifteen years. His funeral took place on
Friday afternoon, the interment being made
| in the Soldiers lot In Angel Hill cemetery.
| Rev. Frederick Humphrey conducted the
he oil bao hatno Maaora Harry
O'Neill, Joseph l. Stone, A. F. Slymer, l.. F.
sitzler, Michael Murphy and John McNulty.
Mrs. Mary GoIdsborough DalIaln.
Mrs. Mary Goldsborough Dallan, widow, of
John Paca Dallam, late Of Hartford county,
| died at her home In Baltimore, on Saturday,
| aged sixty~ive years, aud was buried on
Monday afternoon in Greenmount cemetery.
| Two sons, J ohn and Rush Dallam, and one
daughter, Mrs. s. Miles Brinkley, survive her,
Frank GIackin.
| Mr.. Frank Glackin, son Of Mr.. James
| Glsckin, OF Constitution, died and was buried
last week at st. Mary's Church, near Cler-
mont Mills, Rev. Father Kane conducting
| the services.
william NJ. Ady.
Mr.. William NJ. Ady, who has been i'll for a
long while with Brights disease, died at the
hospital in Baltimore on Friday. He WAS a
son of the late William Ady and was about
thirty-iv years Of age. His widow and four
young children survive him. His remains
were brought to Hartford county on Saturday
and buried in st. Ignatius' cemetery on Mon
| a., oil L..
services, the pail bearers being, Judge N.
Charles Burke, of Towson; J. Wilson Gal
breath, Abel ID. Wilson, DR.. Frank P. Smith
son, Henry Cain and Benjamin w. Ady.
Its First Parlor Meeting.
The Willard, W. c. T. u, of Emory church
gave its first parlor meeting last week. The
meeting was held at the residence Of Mr..
William Huff and was in charge Of Misses
Jennie Treakle and Lulu Ely. The pro-
gramme consisted Of prayer, scripture reading
solos, an essay on "The evils Of cider drink
Ing" violin and organ duets and selected
readings. An address was delivered by Mr..
Carly. About:eighty persons were present
and at the conclusion of the exercises the
company were invited to partake Of refresh
ments. The roll of the Union shows q menu
bership Of fifty.
Mrs. Cassandra Clement.
Mrs. Cassandra Clement, died at her home
In Dublin district, on Friday, after . long
illness Of paralysis, aged about sixty-two
years. Three sons, David, Samuel and Will
liam Clement and two daughters, Mrs. VIM.
]. Neeper, and Miss Beulah Clement, survive
her. Her funeral took place on Sunday, the
interment being made at Broad Creek Friends
Meeting House. An address was made by A.
Haviland Hull.