The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-31
DEATHS AND
FUNERALS.


her home, No. 1924 Washington
street. Mrs. Almond was 80 years
OF aye and her death VIII
be mourned by a large circle OF
friends. Arrangements for the
funeral have not been made.
Impressive funeral services were
held over the remains OF Edwin
Hirst at his late home. No no
Adams street, yesterday atternoon.
Mem bers OF The Grand Army, Odd
Fellows an d Red Men attended tie
funeral, aud keokuk Tribe aud the
Past Grand Offs Association
attended ia abodv.
The services were held at ) O'Clock
and the Rev #. f. Briggs, o.
Second Baptist Clutch. and the
Rev. II, b. Cook oIiiciated. Both
gave touching talks on the noble
character of the deceased aud re-
ferred TO the fact that he had been
popular with his tellowmen and
that there were many who would
mourn his loss.
At the grave ceremonies were
held by the Red Men and Odd
Fellows Many handsome toral
trlLctes were sent by the orders,
as we'll as ty friends and relatives
OF the decea sed.
The bearers were selected
from the three orders. lntermeA5
was made at Mt. Salem Cemetery.
Willard j., infant soa ot Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Sch AIDE was buried
from their home No, 1915 !loviand
street, yesterday afternoon,
Margaret, the 2-year- uId dauEA'
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. llIgp Boa'dan.
was buried from her no ne. No 2O5
South Franklin street, Yesterday
afternoon.
Mary, the wife of Wllin,m Nicho-
las, was buried from the home OF
her husband, at Christllna and
Jefferson streets. this Irniny
Mrs. Nicholas was +5 years Cd
High mass was held IN st. Peters
ro-Cathedral.
Mrs. Alice Cochran Chamber
lain, wife of DR.. &. G. Cham berla,n.
was buried at Middletown on Tues
! day. Sic was 50 years old.
Mrs. 'trphy E. Miles, wife OF
Gavin y. Mics, was buried from
| the hone It ner husband, No 22J5
PcunsylyauIa avenue, yesterday
AFTERNOON. Int,rment was mad. in
| MI, Salem Cemetery. Mrs. Miles
was 43 years old
Mrs. Margaret Gilmore was
buried from the home OF her sou-in-
| law, James Glenn. No 81 West
Fourth street, Yesterday morning.
Interment was mad. at H.al of
Chrlstiana Cemetery.
EDkton, Md, July 80 -Johu Ii.
Terrell real estate dealer aud au;'
tloneer, died at his home in EIkton
this evening, aged 80 years lie was
a son Ct Joseph $. Terrell and was
born at Union, Cecil county, March
>. 1870 For many years he was n
the mercantile business in Ekton,
alterward engaging IN the real e'-
tate business which he Conducted
successfully. lie was u life long
member Of the Ekton Methodist
Episcopal Church. and always took
an active parti in church WORK, FOL
YEARS beng superintendent Of Crouch:
Chanel sundays School, lie was twice
married, his first wife being Mss
| G. llassou, Of Baltimore, aud hi!
second wife Miss Eliza J. Ward, whc
with eight children, Survives. His
children are William N, Terrell
kensing,on, Md , John II. Daniel
Henry, Lydia, Mary and Esther Fer
rcll, Of EIkton, and Mrs Thomas H.
Lort of Denver, Col. The par o
Mr.. Terrell also survive him. lbs
was member OF the Order Of Odd
Fellows and Cecil Lodge, Ancleu
Ocder United Workman.
smyrna, July 30. Rev. Stephel
Livingston Baldwin. d D., recorIin!
Secretary OF the Missionary Soclet
otthe Methodist E1IscopaI Church
died shortly after SIX O'oiock ycstcr
day morning after Il lingering illnes5
al the res d .nce Of his son Stephen
Charles Baldwin, 1T henson street
Brooklyn, n. Y; in the G5tD yea
of his age. The deceased WAS a
bro,hcr-ln law OF Mrs. john Henri
UotfccIer Of this town and was vel
and lavOrab'y known not only j
smyrna but throughout the bound
ur the Wilmington Conference. Iii
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