The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-06-15

Mrs. Margaret Crawford. widow of
the late Rev. Thomas w. Crawford, died
at her home at Slate Hill on Sunday.
She was rs years of age and had made
her home in this vicinity for many years.
Her husband was pastor emeritus OF
Statewide Presbyterian Church at the
time of his death. Her funeral took place
on Wednesday, the interment being in
the cemetery of that church.
MRS. ELLA wHITEFoRD.
Mrs. Ella Whiteford, wife of Mr.. Cal
vim Whiteford, of near Pylesville, died on
Saturday. She was 40 years of age and
had been i'll for some time. Besides her
husband she is survived by one child,
Miss Nettie Whiteford. Herfuneral took
place on Tuesday morning, the interment
being in Slate Ridge cemetery. Rev.
Joseph D. Smith was the officiating minis
ter. The pail bearers were her six
nephews Hayward Barton, Kent Barton,
William Barton, Erdman Barton, Nelson
Delmar and Turner Whiteford.
MRS. ELLA V. BAGLEY.
The funeral of Mrs. Ella V. Bagley,
whose death was reported in last weeks
4Egis. took place on Friday morning.
The interment was in Union Chapel
cemetery. Services were conducted by
Rev. c. K. McCaslin, assisted by Rev. {.
M. Compiler and Rev. c. M. Elderdicc.
The pail bearers were Rev. c. c. Clark,
John T. Magness, d. Trainor Archer,
James T. Norris, Joseph w. Archer and
A. Scott Robinson. The high esteem in
which Mrs. Bagley was held by her many
friends was partly attested by the beauti-
full floral tributes.
MRS. MARY L. ROBINSON.
Mrs. Mary E. Robinson, aged ~ years,
died at her home at Magnolia on Tues
day of last week She is survived by
three daughters-Mrs. Charles II. Wood,
Mrs. John H. Davis and Mrs. Robert
Leight, and four sous-Messrs. James II.
Robinson, Frank H. Robinson. Charles
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Her funeral took place on Thursday, the
interment being in the cemetery of Abing
don NJ E. church. Rev. X. S. Barnes
was the officiating minister. The pail
bearers were James Rollins, Wilbur Arm
strong, Christian Chapman, Judge Will
liam p. Trimble, Joseph Timmons and
John SkiIlman. H. K. McComas was the
undertaken
MRS EDWARD McNUTT.
Mrs. Edward McNutt died at her home
Rockland, Delaware, on Friday morning
of blood poisoning. Mrs. McNutt was
80 years of age and besides her husband
is survived by a little son, Wesley Nc
Mutt. She was a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Z Bolts, of Poole. Her sur
viving sisters are Mrs. Hugh House, of
West Chester. Pennsylvania, Mrs. Viii
liam Creswell and Miss Elsie Bolts. She
also leaves two brothers, Messrs. Her
bert Bolts, of Baltimore, and Calvin
Bolts. Her funeral took place on Sun
day, services being held at the residence
of her sister, Mrs. William Creswell. The
interment was in Darlington cemetery.
The pail bearers were William House,
Calvin McNutt, Elmer McNutt, Leonard
Morris, Phillip Tayson and Joseph Casey.
WILLIAM F. REAsIN.
Mr. William F. Reasin, a prominent
resident of near Glenville, died of blood
poisoning on Thursday of last week.
For several years past, Mr. Reasin has
been in i'll health, and about a month
ago became affected with blood poison
ing, caused by an injury to one of his
toes. His condition became so serious
that it was decided to operate on the
Wednesday preceding his death, and the
amputation of his leg was made by Doc
tors George NJ. Stump, of Perryville, J.
Lee Hopkins and Thomas H. Roberts.
Mr.. Reasin was put under the influence
OF an anesthetic and never regained con-
seriousness, dying about twenty
hours after the operation. Mr.. Reasin
was born October IA, 1913, on the farm
on which he died, and is survived by a
widow, Mrs Annie Reasin, and one sister,
Mrs. Amanda Mason, of Atlantic City
He had always been identified with the
Democratic party and was one of its
stanchest supporters. Although active
in its councils, he was never 4 candidate
for elective office At the time of his
death he held the position of dairy inspec-
tor of the state. In private life Mr..
Reasin was man of high personal stand
ing, and had earned the regard of his
neighbors by an attractive urbanity of
manner and personal honor that was
always above question. His funeral
took place on Sunday. the interment be-
ing in the cemetery of Grove Presbyterian
Church. Rev. Mr.. Sterling was the
officiating minister The funeral services
were in charge of Stephenson Lodge. OF
Darlington, of which Mr. Reasn was a
member. Mr.. Harry Silver acted as
Worshipful Master. The pall-bearers
were his brother Masons, David H. Sill
yer. d. Gilpin Wilson, Philip NJ. Spencer
John L. Bayless. Nicholas A. Gorrell and
William Silver of John.