The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1903-03-20

She returned last Friday accompanied by
her sister Miss Lillian X. Forwood.
OBITUARY.
PATRICK CARTER.
, Mr.. Patrick Garter Il former resident
of Fallston, died at his home, i'll Ralti-
more, on Sunday. He was flty-ninc
years of age and is survived by 4 widow
and five children His funeral took place
on Tuesday, the intcrmcnt being at Holy
Cross cemetery.
} MRS. MOLLIE SWARTZ.
Mrs. Mollie Swartz. wife of Mr.. David
Swartz of near Creswell, died at her
home on Thursday night of last week,
aged thirty-ninc years. Her funeral took
place on Saturday, the interment being
at st. Ignatius Church. Hickory. Rev.
Father Frederick officiated. The pail
bearers were George +. Burnley, Daniel
Callahan, Robert ]. Gilbert, Ira X. George,
Edgar Tuchton and William Z. Dean.
n. Dean and Son were the undcrtakerS
PARKER MAGNESs.
Mr. Parker Magncss, Il retired farmer
of Fork, died at the home of his daughter
Mrs. Columbus W. League i'll Baltimore
on Sunday. He was born i'll Hartford
county and aftcrward removed to Baiti-
more county. His wife, now deceased
was Miss Mary Martin, of Baltimore.
He is survived by five children. Mrs.
Edward Temple, of Fork, Mrs. Columbus
| W. League, Mrs. Albert League, Miss
Hattie Magncss and Mrs. Florric Wiz
sing of Baltimore county. His funeral
took place from Fork.
MRS. AMY HosKINs.
| Mrs. Amy Hoskins. wife ofMr. William
| Hoskins. former resident OF Benson,
died at the home of Charles A. Benson,
1T Fork, at an early hour on Thursday
morning. She was i'll her eighty-third
year Her funeral took place on Satur-
day, the intcrment being at Friends Meet
ing House, Fallston. Friend A. Haviland
Hull spoke at the services. The pail
bearers were Howard Amoss, Garrett
Amoss, X. c. Lee, Calvin Harlan, David !
Harlan and ]. Wilson Moore.
MRS. SARAH BARNES
Mrs. Sarah Barnes, widow of the late |
Hosea Barnes. died at her home, near |
Aldino. on Friday. Mrs. Barnes was
eighty-four years old and is survived by |
three daughters, Miss Avarilla Barnes,
Miss Sarah Barnes and Miss Guiliema
Barncs-and two sons, Rev. George !
Barnes and Mr. Bennett H. Barnes. She |
had been been 4 member of the Church |
vile Presbyterian Church for the past |
place there on Sunday afternoon. Rev. !
S. {. Wasson was the officiating minister. |
The pail bearers were \. II. Strasbaugh, |
George !. Finncy, K. Harris Archer, Alex
ander Gilbert, James McNey, w. T. Saw
yer and J. Harvey Ball
MRS. MARIA CUNNINGHAM.
Mrs. Maria Cunningham, widow of the
late Walter Cunningham, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs Jesse A. Carr,
near Mill Green, on Friday evening. in
her seventy-eighth year. She is survived |
by six chill lren-four daughters. Mrs.
Edwin Paico, of Baltimore, Mrs. Baker
Grafton, Mrs. Jesse y. Carr, Mrs. William
Stevcr ami two sons, David Cunningham,
of Marysvillc, Pa, and Elmer Z. Cunning
ham. Her funeral took place on Sunday
afternoon, the intcrmcnt being at Dublin
NJ. f. Church, services being conducted
by Rev. J. B. Scarborough. Her remains
were borne to the last resting place by
Albert Mccain, Nelson Mccain, William
T. Walters, John L. Walters, Emory
Jones and William Jones.
CYRUS (. IIOLLINGSWoRTH.
Mr.. Cyrus c. Hollingsworth, aged
forty nine years died at his home at
Fallston on Monday afternoon after a
brief illness. lie is survived by widow
and two children Mary and Clement
HOllingsworth. His death occurring only |
four days after that of his mother, Mrs.
Lois p. IIollngsworth, is great shock
not only to the family but to the whole
community. Mr.. Hollingsworth was a
member of the Society of Friends and his
funeral took place at the Friends Meeting
House on Wednesday. The services were
in charge of Friend A. IIayiland Hull.
The pail bearers were Harry ID. Hanway,
William Z. Hanway, DR.. c. y. Rutledge,
David F. Hollingsworth, William S.
Preston and Charles Baldwin. c. f.
Hornberger was the undertaken.
MRS. LOIS p. HoLLINGsWoRTH.
Mrs. Lois p. Hollingsworth died early
Friday morning at the home of her son,
Mr. Daniel p IIollingsworth, at Fallston,
i'll the eighty first year of her age. She is
survived by three sons and two daugh-
tcrs Messrs. Daniel P. Hollingsworth,
Edward p. Hollingsworth, DIR. c. A.
Holingsworth, of Bel Air, Mrs. Williams
Preston and Miss Rebccca TIollingsworth.
Mrs. Hollingsworth was lifelong mem-
DSl ol lIlC StSlClN vi FL SliuS SIlG w as IL
faithful and regular attendant at the
Meeting House at Fallston, never being
absent unless prevented by sickness. She
was always ready to extend a helping
hand to anyone in need, and the esteem
i'll which she was held was attested by
the large concourse of people who gather
ed at the Friends Meeting House on Sun
day morning to pay their last tribute.
Addresses were made by Friends A. Havi-
land Hull and DR.. o. Edward Janncy, OF |
Baltimore. The pail bearers were Charles
K. Hollingsworth, William Hollings-
worth, Robert Holliugsworth, Thomas
Hollingsworth, Amos Is. Hollingsworth |
and Joel c. Hollingsworth. c. E. Horn
berger was the undertaken.
ON TRIAL FOR HIS LIFE.