The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1903-01-30
MISS MARRY ErTA CONNOLLY.

Mss MARRY ErrA CONNOLLY.
Miss Mary Eta Connolly, IL years
old, daughter of James L. and Myrtle NJ
Connolly, Of Carlisle, Pa, died ut her
home on North East street, on Saturday
night, January / 18th, at 10 o'clock of a
complication of diseases. The family
removed there from Darlington, about
six weeks ago. The deceased was a
young lady Of exemplary character, and
n member of the Methodist Church
Besides her parents she is survived by a
sister, Lila II. and Il brother Raymond
\. d CARROLL.
Mir A. d. Carroll died at his home in
Havrc dc Grace, on Thursday, of last
week. lie had been 4 resident of the
lower part of the county all his life and
was i'll the seventeen year of his age. He
is survived by Il widow and six children.
His funeral took place on Sunday after
noon, the interment being at Wesleyan
Chapel. Rev. Edward Hayes otficiated.
The pail bearers were l. l. Lcithiser, John
Touchton, !. L. McVey, Thomas NJ.
White, J. William, Bauer and James
Stevenson.
MRS. RENA WYCHGRAM.
Mrs. Rena Wychgram, aged seventy
nine years, died at her her home, at Edge
wood, on Thursday oflast week. Besides
her husband, she is survived by two sons
and one daughter. The funeral took
place on Sunday afternoon, thcintcrment
being at the Fifth Street st. Paul Reform
Cemetery, Baltimore. Rev. MIR. Bach
man, of Baltimore, oiliciatcd. The pail
bearers were Fred. Lantz, Herman W.
Hanson, Aaron GlInthcr, Thomas Gunth-
er. Fred Guntller and William Mallory.
II. X. McComas was the undertaken.
DAVID H.. STOKES.
Mr.. David II. Stokes, of Whiteford,
whose serious accident about six weeks
ago, was reported in The -Egis, died at
his home near Whiteford on Friday. He
met with Il serious fall dislocating his
hip, and owing to his advanced age,
eighty-six years, complications set in
which ultimately caused his death. He
is survived by two sons, Messrs. Joseph
II. Stokes and Harold Stokes, and two
Mrs. jamie Campbell and Mrs.
Carrie Payne, of Baltimore. His funeral
took place on Monday morning the i'll
terment being at Slate Ridge cemetery.
Rev. a. l.. Hyde and Rev. X. J. Stewart
officiated. The pail bearers were John
NJ. Scarborough, W. T. Terrell, Alfred
Thomas, John Grieder, John 0. Stearns
and Daniel ". Bay.
JOHN DONALD SMITH.
Mr.. John Donald Smith, whose illness
has heretofore been noted, died on Satur-
day in Havrc dc Grace. He was thirty
two years Of age and resided on Spcsutia
Island. He WAS Il prominent local |
sportsman and his home at that place |
was a wcll-known resort for many of his |
friends. Besides a widow and one child, |
he is survived by brother. Mr.. Julian
c. Smith, of New York. and a sister, Mrs. |
of F ortC ollins, Colorado. |
His father, Col. Robert II. Smith, was
former resident of this county. His |
funeral took place at Spcsutia Church on
Monday afternoon. Rev. A. 6. Richards |
was the officiating minister. The pail |
bearers were {. c. Puscv, Willard +. |
Tydings, Joseph ". Chamberlain, John
s. NJ. Barnes, William p. Allcnder, Sgd !
ncy Hall, Phillip Hall, Charles Howard |
and c. W. Michael
AARON FIFE STIFLER.
Mr. Aaron Fife Sitter, aged forty-thrce |
wears, died at his home at Norrisville at |
an early hour on Saturday morning. |
Mr. Stifcrs sad illness has been frequent
ly noticed in our columns, and his many
warm friends were encouraged by recent |
favorable reports. The news of his death
will be a sudden shock as the end, after
all, came at an unexpected time. He |
was one of the Supervisors of Election
and although a Democrat of the old
type, by inheritance, he had not held
any other public Office. He is survived
by a widow, who was a Miss Richard
son, and one son, ]. Royston Sitter, and
one daughter, Marian Sitter. His funeral
took place on Tuesday, the interment
being at Norrisville n. E. cemetery. Rev. /
Mr.. Clayton was the officiating minister.
The pail bearers were his six nephews,
William c. Sitter. Silas H. Sitter, Robert |
P. Sitter, James NJ. Sitter, B. c. Gordon
and William Welsh.