The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-11-11
OBITUARY.
MRS. CAROLINE HANNA.

MRS. CAROLINE HANNA.
Mrs. Caroline Hanna, wife of Mr.
George T. Hanna, died at her home re al
Level on Tuesday night She was >;
years old and is survived by two daugh
tcrs Misses Nora and Cassie Hanna ana
one son Mr.. Stevenson A. Hanna Hei
funeral took place on Thursday, the in
tcrmcnt being at Rock Run cemetery
Kew. Mr.. Courtney ofliciatcd. Bailey
and Baldwin were the undcrtakcrs.
MRS. RoSAIlE II. ANDERSON.
Mrs. Rosalic b. Anderson, aged 81
years, wife of Mr.. Harry \. Anderson,
Jr., died on Thursday. November 3. at
her residence in Baltimore, a cd 50 years.
Her infant son died on Tuesday. aged 3
days. She was the only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel l.. Bailey, formerly OF
Scarboro, but now of Baltimore. She is;
survived by her husband and two broth
ers. Messrs. a. II. Bailey and John W.
| Bailey
MISS MARTHA NELSON
Miss Martha Nelson, of Bush River
Neck, died at her home on Saturday
after lingering illness. She was the
oldest daughter OF Mr.. H. Clay Nelson
and was sister of Mrs. Charles Cloman
OF Aberdeen. and Mrs. c. L. Hollis
Matthews, of Perryman. Funeral ser
vices were conducted by the Rev H. ".
| l'urruss in Cranberry NJ. f. Church
South, near Perryman. The interment
was in Spesutia cemetery. The pail
bearers were Messrs. Aubrey and Rvland
Mitchell. Arthur Nelson, Charles Cloman.
{. Hollis Matthews and DR.. 7. A. Cronin,
MRS. l.. ELEANOR MARTIN.
Mrs. l.. Eleanor Martin, wife of Mir.
William Martin, of near Chestnut Hill,
died at her home at that place on Thurs
day. She was 40 years old and is sur
rlved by SIN children. three sons-Edward.
John and Granville Martin, and three
dauehters-MisSes Agnes, Kate and
Clara Martin. Her funeral took place
on Saturday, the interment being in the
cemetery of st. Ignatius Church, Hickory.
Rev. Father Frederick OBLIGATED. The
pail bearers were George Cloman, Charles
Burkins, William Burkins, John Burkins,
Frank Miller ard Andrew Lagan. Dean
and son were the undcrtakers.
EDWARD L. WILKINSON.
Mr.. Edward l.. Wilkinson of Aldino
died at his home on Thursday morning
November 3, from typhoid fever Er
was tortysix years of age and leaves y
widow vino was Miss Rebecca Walker.
They have no children living. Mr.. Wiki
lnson was one of Harfords most eytcu-
sive canned goods packers Funeral
services were held on Sunday, Rev. c. i.
Nowlan otiiciated. The interment was
in Rock Rock cemetery. The pail bearers
were Mcssrs. Walker and Vernon WiIkin-
son, Clyde Spencer, nephews of the de
ceased, john Mechlin, Martin Stevens and
Stanley McCurry, of Nottingham, Pa.
Bailey and Baldwin were the under.
takers.
MRS. RACHEL W. AMaLER.
Mrs. Rachel ". Amber, widow OF the
late Jonathan Amber, formerly Of this
county, died al the home of her daughter
Mrs. Norris II. Anderson, in Bristol
Tennessee, on Tuesday, October 25th.
S!lc was 81 years of age and is survived
by one son. MIR. E. Il. Amber. Of Olllo-
homa City, Oklohoma. and three dauph-
tcrs, Mrs. John {. Walton. of Quaker.
town, Pa; Mrs. Mark b. Amber and
Mrs. Norris II. Anderson, of Bristol
Tennessee. Her remains were brought to
fal!Ston on Thursday and inferred in the
Friends burying ground at that place
The pail bearers were J. Wilson Moore,
W. 5. Preston, Brinton Warner, Carvil
+. Amoss, W. II. Hays and Charles II.
Wiggcrs.
GEORGE V. MTG HELL.
Mr.. George V. Mitchell, prominent
contractor and builder, died at his home,
near Havre dc Grace, on Monday at
noon. He had been in failing health for
the past year. He is survived by son
and three daughters-Mr. Arthur Mitch
ell, OF llavre de Grace; Mrs. W. +. Rog-
crs, of Aberdeen; Mrs. Eugene Hughes, of
Lapidum, and Mrs. Winfield Bolts, OF
llavre de Grace. Mr.. Mitchell was n
brother of Mr.. John Parker Mitchell, of
Cole. lie was i'll his 10th year; was well
known and highly esteemed by the resi-
dents OF the second and sixth districts.
Funeral services were held in Grove Pres
byterian Church on Wednesday. The in.
termcnt was in Grove Cemetery. The
pall.bearers were Messrs Thomas p. and
John S. Mitchell, of Aberdeen; William
and Henry O'Neill, George Q. Silver and
DIR. Worthiugton Hopkins. of IIavre de
Grace