The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1901-03-29

DIG was DuI1eu On 1ueSusty dI 0SltIl
Evangelical Church. Rev. Mr.. Romig,
pastor of the church, conducted the ser
vices. The pail bearers were James Pres
ton, Edward Bradenbaugh, John Lover
ing, Phillip Strott, George Lowering and
James Gross.
GEORGE NJ. BOND.
Mr.. George McIlhenny Bond, former
resident of this county, died at his home
in Accomac county, Virginia, on Monday.
He was 73 years old. Histather was the
late Thomas T. Bond, of the White House,
near Fallston. He was one of the de-
tenders of Baltimore in the war of 1912,
and was in Fort McHenry during the
famous cannonade when the British were
repulsed.
MRS. EMILY c. DAY.
Mrs. Emily c. Day, wife of Mr.. James
H. Day, died last Sunday at her residence
near Highland, of pulmonary trouble.
She had been in illhealth for nearly fifteen
years. The deceased was &c years old.
She leaves besides her husband one SON.
Mr.. William H. Day. Her funeral took
place on Wednesday, services and inter-
ment being at Statewide Presbyterian
Church, of which she had been a member
for number ofyears. Rev. K. ]. Stewart,
pastor of the church, officiated. The pail
bearers were John DeRan, Samuel Davis,
Zephaniah Heaps, Hugh Heaps, John
Wallace and William H. Smithson.
CLEMENT C. BUTLER.
Mr.. Clement G. Butler, aged 40 years,
highly respected citizen and proprietor
of Rockdale Mills, Watervale, died on
Tuesday evening at the City Hospital,
Baltimore, where he had recently under
gone an operation for cancer. Mr.. But
Ter was son of the late Thomas Butler,
of the Rocks, and was well-known
throughout the county. He leaves a
widow, who was Miss Nagle, and one
small son. His funeral will take place
today friday, services being held at the
Presbyterian Church, Bel Air, at twelve
o'clock. Interment will be made in Rock
Spring Cemetery, near Forest Hill.
MR.. HERMAN PYLE.
Mr.. Herman Pyle, died Friday night
last at the home of his daughter Mrs.
Martha Ecoff, near Hickory. Death was
due to paralysis. He suffered stroke
several years ago, from which he never
fully recovered. The deceased was 80
years old. Mr.. Pyle leaves widow,
three daughters, Mrs. Martha Ecof,
| Mrs Anna M. Holland and Mrs. Alice
Carcaud, of Baltimore, and four sons,
Messrs. c. w. Pyle, Herman T. Pyle,
Wilson R. Pyle and Lewis A. Pyle, of
Montgomery County. He was buried
Monday morning at Deer Creek M. P.
Church, Rev. Mr.. Johnson pastor of the
church conducted the services. The pail
bearers were William H. Tucker, T. B.
Grafton, James Johnson, James P. Beall,
Lloyd R. Martin and Michael Doyle.
MRS. MARY R. BALL.
Mrs. Mary R. Ball, wife of Mr.. J.
Harvey Ball, died Sunday night at her
home near Churchville, aged SO years
She had been in failing health for some
time. Mrs. Ball was the daughter o
the late of John Barnes, and was
married about % years ago. She leaves
beside her husband one daughter, Mis-.
Avarilla Ball. She is also survived by
two sisters, Mrs. Susan Herbert o
California, and Mrs. Martha A. Hanna
of Bel Air. The funeral took place OF
Wednesday, the interment being a
: Churchville Presbyterian cemetery. Rev
: S. c. WATSON officiated. The pail bearer
were Benjamin Mitchell, Albert Hawkins
: R. Harris Archer, ]. Thomas Webster
Robert F. Hanna and George ]. Finney
MR.. GEORGE V. DEvER.
Mr.. George v. Dever, a well-known an
= highly respected citizen, died Tuesda.
i morning at his residence, near Calvary
s in the Goth year ofhis age. The decease
: had been in failing health for severe
e years. Mr.. Dever had always, fror
S childhood, been industrious as well a
l. saving. He had the credit of being on
IF of the foremost farmers of this county
d Mr.. Dever was twice married, his frs
lie wife was Miss Margaret Forsythe, b
J. whom he had seven children, none survi1
o him. His second wife was Miss Mar
E. Arnold, daughter of Henry and Elizabet
Is F. Arnold, by whom he had nine chi
* dren. He is survived by his widow an
te six children, Mrs. S. Russell Ewing, Mr.
Harry c. Keen, Misses Hattie and Add
1t Dever, and Messrs. Benjamin M. ar
lg Charles E. Dever. The funeral servic
IS were held in Calvary M. E. Church at
Or o'clock Thursday afternoon. Rev. M
IN Barnes offciated. The pail bearers we
lg DR.. T. H. Roberts, George L. VanBibbe
ct lanes Gorrell, Frank Kimble, Villa
III Webster, James Baker, Jarrett Baldw
and Rev. ]. H. Baker.