The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-12-01
OBITUARY..


OBITUARY.
MRS. JENNIE DoRsT.
Mrs. Jennie Dorst, widow of the late
George Dorst, died at the residence Of
Mrs. Roe at Forest Hill, on Thursday oi
last week. Her funeral took place on
SATURDAY., the interment being in Loudon
cemetery, Baltimore. Rev. L. J. Sothoron
ofhciated The pail bearers were J. B.
Ward, William Roe, Harry Pyle, Fred.
Pyle, William Ward and T. II. Ward.
Dean and Son were the funeral directors.
CHARLES LAMN.
Mr.. Charles Lamm, resident of Havre
de Grace, died on Tuesday of typhoid
fever. Besides widow. he is sury ived
by two daughters, Misses Lena Lamm
and Esther Lamm. His funeral took
place on Thursday morning, the inter
ment being in the West Nottingham
cemetery. Rev. Frederick Humphrey
was the officiating minister. Cecil Lodge,
No. 81, Knights of Pythias, were in
charge OF the funeral service
MRS. SUSAN WRIGHT
Mrs. Susan Wright, wife of Mr.. Henry
Wright, died at her home near Shane on
Friday. Her funeral took place on Sun
day, the intermcnt being in the cemetery
of West Liberty Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev George R. Sanner and Rev.
I Nir1Dleo,, ba
isters The pail bearers were her six
stepsons. Messrs. B. F. Wright, w. E.
Wright, Harry ]. Wright, Herbert
Wright. Reuben Wright and Solomon
Althouse.
MRS. CATHERINE KNIGHT.
Mrs Catherine Knight, wife of Mr..
Robert A. Knight, died at her home
near Cast1eton on Saturday morn
ing. She was so years of age, and be-
side her husband, is survived by sons,
Messrs. James Knight, Rufus Knight,
Bernard Knight, John Knight, Howard
Knight, Joshua Knight, and one daugh-
ter, Miss Hester Knight. Her funeral
took place on Monday morning. the in
terment being in the cemetery of ST.
Ignatius Church. Hickory. Rev. Father |
Barry was the officiating clergyman.
The pail bearers were her six sons.
MRS IDA MAY BROWN.
Mrs Ida May Brown, wife of Mr.. J. |
Thomas Brown, of Havre de Grace. died |
on Thursday afternoon at the Union
Protestant Intirmary, where she was
operated upon about week ago. Be-
sides her husband, she is survived by one
daughter, Miss Virginia Lee Brown. Her
funeral took place on Saturday after
noon, the interment being in the church
yard of Grove Presbyterian Church. Rev.
Thomas T. Brown officiated. The pail
bearers were Messrs. c. w. Baker, Nor
gan Mitchell, William E. Morgan. T. L
Hanway, John NJ. Michael and John S.
Mitchell The floral offerings were
beautiful
MRS. MARY J. JOHNSON.
Mrs Mary J. Johnson, wife of Mr..
Thomas Johnson, of near Upper Cross
Roads, died on Monday morning. She
was in her 66th year and is survived by
FIVE daughters-Mrs. Joseph Hitch, Mrs.
Thomas Foard, Misses Mary Johnson,
Anna Johnson and Ida Johnson-and
three sons, Messrs. John T. Johnson,
James H. Johnson and Charles E. John
son. Her funeral took place on Thurs
day morning, the interment being in
Providence Methodist Protestant Gene
terry. Rev. S. A. Hoblitzell otficiated,
assisted by Rev. {. K. McCaslin. The
pallbearers were William Divers, Thomas
Chenworth, Nelson Woodward, Charles
Parker, Bennett Hitchcock and J. Nelson
Curry.
FRANK c. NORRIS.
Mr.. Frank c. Norris, of the firm OF
Norris and Burke, Monkton, Baltimore
died very suddenly on Tuesday
afternoon at the Hotel Ensor. in Balti-
more. He was walking down the street,
and becoming i'll, went into the hotel and
asked for a room. He was shown one
and soon became worse, dying in short
time An investigation by the coroner
showed that his death was due to acute
Mr.. Norris was 60 years of
age and formerly resided in Bel Air,
where he and his brother, Charles w.
Norris, kept store on the same site that
IS now occupied by Mr.. c. c. Rouse. He
conducted a merchandise
business at Fallston. He went from
there to Uniontown and afterwards to
Monkton. His wife was formerly Dr.
Amanda Taylor, daughter of Mr.. William
P. Taylor, of Abingdon. Besides his
widow he is survived by two daughters.