The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-07-20

Mrs. Sarah GdlDrcath, WIDOW OF ii c
late Clarence Galbrcath, aged about 45
years, died at her home in Oxford, Penn
ton of diseases. She will be buried to-
day, Friday, from Statewide Presbyterian
Church. She leaves one daughter,
Clarence.
MRS. MINNIE HOLLOWAY,
Mrs. Minnie Holloway, wife of MIR.
Charles +. Holloway, died at the home
of her mother, near Bel Air on Wcdnes-
day. She was 80 years of age, and is
survived by five small children; John
Holloway, Charles Holloway. Morgan
Holloway, Anna Holloway and Margaret
Holloway. Her funeral will take place
on Saturday morning.
MRS. MARY \. WILSON.
Mrs. Mary A Wilson, widow of Cap
tain John S. Wilson, of Havre de Grace,
died on Monday. She was 80 years of
age and is survived by two children, Pro-
lessor Charles 7. Wilson, vice principal
of the Havre de Grace High School, and
Mrs. w. S. McCombs, wife of the junior
editor of the Havre de Grace Republican.
She is also survived by five sisters, Mrs
Elizabeth Hopkins, of Williamsport,
Pennsylvania, Mrs. Martha J. Wright,
Mrs Lydia X. Donnelly. Mrs. Henrietta
7. Woodrow and Mrs. Jessie Richardson,
all of Havre de Grace. Her funeral took
place on Thursday.
THOMAS KEEL BRADFORD.
Mr.. Thomas kell Bradford, a promi
nent member of the Baltimore bar, died
on Sunday in Concord, New Hampshire,
where he had gone for the benefit of his
health. He was a son of the late Angus
Maryland during the Civil War, and be-
sides a widow, is survived by two broth
ers, Messrs. Samuel w. Bradford, cashier
of the Savings Bank of Hartford County,
and Augustus w. Bradford, of the Balti-
more bar, and two sisters, Mrs. Thomas
McElderry, of Baltimore, and Sister
Augustine of the Sisterhood of the Holy
Nativity, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. The
funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon
GOLDSMITH THOMPSON.
Mr.. Goldsmith Thompson, aged II
years, died at his home, near VanBibber
on Tuesday of last week. Besides q
widow, he is survived by one daughter
Mrs. Eugene Hampton, and three sons
| Messrs. R. Leonard Thompson, Eugene
L. Thompson and Goldsbar r. Thomp
son. His funeral took place on the fol
lowing Thursday, the interment being il
the cemetery of Abingdon Methodist
Episcopal Church. Rev. Mr.. Baker anc
Rev. Mr. Thirlkeld were the officiating
ministers. The pallbearers were Jane:
7. Norris, Harry Hampton, Henry Cage
Donald F. Sullivan, Eugene G. Hampton
and John Wilson. ii. X. McComas wa
the undertaken
JAMES r. gladden..
Rev. James X. gladden., a retired Metho
dist Episcopal minister. died on Frida..
at his home in West Arlington, near Bal
timore. He had been in i'll health 70
some months. The deceased was Sol
of the late Robert gladden., pionee
preacher of Methodism. He was borni
1898 at Shepperdst West Virginia
educated at Dickinson College and enter
ed the Baltimore conference in the sprin
of 1858. He served on number of tn
circuits, including West Hartford. 70
fifteen years he has been on the retire
list. He is survived by a widow, VIII
was formerly Miss Leona X. Bouldir
sister of Postmaster X. E. Bouldin an
DR.. Robert r. Bouldin, of Bel Air, an
two daughters His funeral took plaC
on Monday, the interment being
Loudon Park cemetery. Services wei
conducted by Rev Harry France, assiste
by Rev. William II. Chapman
JOHN THOMAS ARTHUR.
Mr.. John Thomas Arthur, aged G
e years, died at his home in Havre de Graz
S on Wednesday of last week. His deaf
t was very sudden. He had just returnt
i from visit to Kent county with h
n daughter, and was taken sick abo'
Y bedtime While remedies were beir
l. prepared for him. he died of acute indigo
z ton. Mr.. Arthur was a native of Ha
= ford county being born near Jarrettsvil
s For several years he was engaged
a business at Rock Hall, Kent county, al
y Perryville, Cecil county. Heis survived