The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-03-10

vile, and Misses Mary ". and Sarah +.
Cook. The funeral will take place this,
Friday afternoon. Thcintcrmcnt will be
in Darlington cemetery.
MRS. HATTIE HoWETH DAVIS.
Mrs. Hattie Howeth Davis. wife of Mr.
| Calvin c. Davis, formerly of near Pyles-
| vile. died at her home in Baltimore on
| Friday after an illness of few days.
Her death was caused by peritonitis.
She was a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. Howeth, Of Sherwood, Talbot
county, from whose home her funeral
took place on Tuesday. The funeral ser
vices were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Baylor
of Grace Baptist Church Baltimore who
performed her marriage ceremony eight
months before.
MISS FANNIE NJ. BAY.
Miss Fannie NJ. Bay, daughter of Mr.
Thomas \. Bay, of near Iarrettsville, died
on Thursday of last week. Besides her
parents, she is survived bys brothers
Messrs. Charles, Clarence, George, Viii
liam, Elmer and James Bay-and two
sisters, Misses Nettie and Grace Bay.
Her funeral took place on Monday, the
interment being in Bethel Cemetery.
Services were conducted by Rev J. X.
Jacobs and Rev W. A. Price. The pail
bearers were Emory \. McComas, Wal
ter X. McComas, Charles II. McComas,
Bertram Wiley, Wilson Cairres and
Frank Stoneburner.
MISS LEILA MUNNiKHUYSEN.
Miss Leila Munnikhuysen, daughter of
the late Dr. William T. Munnikhuysen |
died suddenly at her home near Bel Air |
on Saturday, aged 40 years. Her death |
was due to heart failure. The deceased
had always been a resident of this vicini-
ty where she has prominent family con-
nection. She was member of s.. Mary /
Protestant Episcopal Church where the
funeral service were held on Tuesday.
Rev Dr. William F. Brand and Rev. W.
L. Glenn officiated. The pail bearers
we're Walter w. Preston, Henry w.
Archer, Edward II. Hall, George L. Van
Bibber, ]. Alexis Shrivcr and Alex. S.
Bell. Dean and Son were the undertakers.
MRS. MARY E. CLAYTON.
Mrs. Mary E. Clayton, aged - years,
died on Sunday at the home of her SON
in-law, County Commissioner George
Archer, near Wilma. She enjoyed the
of large circle of friends, BY
whom she was highly esteemed. Besides
her daughter, Mrs. Archer, she is sur
vived by two sons. Messrs Wells Clay
ton and MIR. Augustus Clayton, both of
Baltimore. Mrs. Clayton was member
of Mountain Christian Church. Her
funeral took place on Tuesday, the inter-
ment being in the cemetery of the church.
Rev Mr.. Calf was the officiating minis.
ter. The pail, bearers were her nephews,
John II. Reckord, d. Burnett Rcckord
and William H. Reckord, o. NJ Whit
aker, D. Trainor Archer and w. Archer.
c. E. Hornherger was the undertaken.
MRS. ELLA WYSONG.
Mrs Ella Wysong, aged 81 years, wife
Of Mr. John B. Wysong. of near Bel Air,
lied at her home on Friday afternoon,
after short illness, of pneumonia Mrs.
Wysong was a native OF Virginia. She
was formerly Miss Grymes, and came
to this county about ten years ago.
During her residence here she has endear-
ID herself to large circle of friends. Her
sudden death is particularly sad to her
of four little children who sur
rive her. together with her husband.
Her funeral took place on Sunday, the in
erment being in Rock Spring Cemetery.
Rev J. L. Sothoron oficiated. The pail
bearers we're Walter w. Preston, J. Harry
Preston, Thomas H. Robinson, Charles
Bull, Corbin Grafton Jr. and ] Lawrence ;
Mccormick. Dean aud Son were the
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