The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-01-22
OBITUARY..
MRS. MARINDA QUEST.

MRS. MARINDA QUEST.
Mrs. Marinda Quest, died at her home
in Wellsburg, West Virginia. on Friday.
The deceased was a widow of DR.. S. S.
Quest, and daughter of the late Brad
ford Jones of this county. She was
formerly Il member of the Hartford
Teachers corps, and also taught school
in York county, Pa. She is survived by
two daughters Anna and Lucy Quest.
SAMUEL w. ToUCHToN.
Mr. Samuel " Touchton, contractor
and builder i'll IIavre de Grace, died sud
denly at his residence in that city on
Wednesday nf last week. He was in the
sixty-iourIh wear of his age and is surviv-
Ell by widow and one son, MIR 5. Lyell
Touchtor. His funeral took place on
Saturday, the intcrmcnt being at Wesley
an Chapel Rev Z. p. Nowlin was the
officiating minister.
PATRICK CAIN
Patrick Cain, aged about seventy years
died at his home, near Bel Air, on Thur. :
hay OF last week He is survived by a
widow and six children. His funeral
took place on Saturday, the intermcnt
being a. St Ignatius Church, Hickory,
Rev. Father Frederick officiating The
pail bearers were J. NJ. herman, Wilson
keaa, Frank Martin, William Martin,
Daniel Lynch AMI James Whalan. n.
Dean ami Son were the undcrtakers.
MISS ANNIE WORTHINGToN.
The funeral Of Miss Annie Worthington,
whose sudden death was reported i'll last
weeks -I;gis, took place on Friday morn
ing. Services were held n the Emmanuel
Protestant Episcopal Church, Bel Air, of
which the deceased WAS member. Rev.
X. \. C2stlcman oilicatcd. The pail
bearers were William Dallam, William D.
Harryman, !. Edwin Webster, J. Law
renee McG ormick, p Henderson Nc
Cormick, T. Moores Mavnadicr. Preston
Gilbert and Richard pIllam. n. Dean
and son were the undcrtakcrs.
CHARLES :. NJ. EESLER.
Mr.. Charles S NJ Bestlcr, died at his
home ;tt IarrettSville m Tuesday night.
He was born at I>rflrt, Prussia, in 1878
and came to this country in 1888, and
his resided at Jarrcttsville. He is sur
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place this, Friday, morning. The inter
mcnt will be at Bethel Prcsby terrain Gene
terry. Rev. W 4. Price will officiate The
pail bearers will I've \. o. Stokes, George
A. Cairnes, John X. kirkwood, William
p. Jackson Charles II. Bay and Samuel
Dcets. E 6. kurtz is the undertaken.
THOMAS y. cOXNAUGHTON.
Mr.. Thomas n. Connaughtou, aged
furt?.six years, died at his home at
Hartford Furnace on Friday night. He
is survived by widow and two brothers
Michael and John Connaughton. The
funeral took place on Monday at St.
Patrick's Church Havre de Grace. The
intcrment was at Mt. Erin cemetery
kvv Father Fitzgerald was the officiating
minister. The pail bearers were Joseph
Moran, James Lyrch, Daniel Lynch
Thomas Tobin, Harry Haviland and
Thomas Mcdonald. II. X McComas
was the undertaken.
! HOWARD \. LEVERISC,
| Mr. Howard \. lowering, aged seventy
seven years, died ut his home near Reck orc
, on Friday. He was unmarried and il
survived by one sister. His funeral tool
place on Monday, services being conduct
cd at the house by the Rev w. NJ. HYDE
pastor of the F;,listun PRESBYTERIAN
Church. The iotcrmcnt was at Green
mount cemetery, Baltimore The pal
hearers were August Martin, Joscpl
Crumlish, f. c. pictz. Robert Dietz
Charles Robinson audN. E Scarborough
C. L. H0rnhergcr was the funeral direc
tor.
! MRS. MARGARET J. IIEALD.
Mrs. Margaret J. Head, widow of tn
, late James Hall Head, died ut the HON
of her daughter, Mrs. George Rosan. i
Bel Air, on Wednesday afternoon. TIL
immediate cause of her death was pnet
monia. Although sevcnty-nine years {
age, and having been totally blind for
number of years, Mrs Head was exceed
ly active until shortly before her dealt
She formerly owned the property whci
DR.. Howard \. Kelly now has summe
home. Her funeral will take place thi
Friday, morning. Rev. s s. Greenwe
and Rev. E D. i'iuney will ofIiciate. tt
intcrment will be at Greenmount Gem
terry, Baltimore. The pail bearers will |
n. n. Mock, A. II. Fulford, John G. Rous
. !. T. {. Hopkins, ]. Edwin Webster an
| ]. Lawrence Mccormick