The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-06-08

whose death was reported in last week
Egis, took place on Saturday. The in
termcnt was in Rock Spring cemetery
Rev. l.. J. Sothoron officiated. The pal
bearers were William H. STREET., George
| Osthein, Edward Colgan, James John
son, James Smith, ST., and Nathan
Scarborough. c. E. Hornbcrger was the
undertaken
MRS. MARIA BRADLEY.
The funeral of Mrs. Maria Bradley
whose death was reported in last week $
-A;gis, took place on Friday. Services
were held in St. Margaret's chapel, Rel
Air, from thence the remains were cor
veyed to St. Johns cemetery, Long Green,
where the interment took place. Rev.
Father Frederick was the officiating
minister. The pail bearers were her six
nephews. James Smith. Wilson Smith,
George Smith, Frank Bradley, Dennis
Bradley and John Bradley. c. E. Horn
berger was the undertaken.
WILLIAM IL. GARDENER.
Mr.. William H. Gardener, aged -
years, died at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. George W. Bradford near A be rdeen
on Friday night. He had spent most of
his life in Carroll county. where he was
born. Mr.. Gardener is survived by a
widow and two other daug htrrs, besides
Mrs. Bradford. They are Mrs. T.. X.
Brown, and Miss Nettie Gardener, of
Philadelphia. His funeral took place on
Sunday, services being held ut the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Bradford. The interment
was in Druid Ridge cemetery, Baltimore.
REV. DIR. JOHN MORRISON SLARRow.
Rev. DR.. John Morrison Slarrow,
pastor of Madison Square NJ. E. Church,
Baltimore, died on Tuesday evening Mr.
Slarrow was one of the most prominent
members of the baltimore conference,
and possessed the ability of being great
preacher, genial companion and a SIM
cere friend. While comparatively
young man, Mr.. Slarrow was occupying
one of the largest churches Of the confer
ence, and his promotion was in contem-
plation to still greater fields. He was
formerly pastor of the Bel Air NJ. E.
Circuit, and is pleasantly remembered
not only by his congregation, but the
entire community as well.
JAMES X. WHITEFORD.
MIR. James R. Whiteford, 4 we'll known
resident of Upper Hartford died at his
residence at Highland Saturday. Mr..
Whiteford had been married twice. By
his first wife, he is survived, by one
daughter, Mrs David H. Silver and three
son, Messrs William NJ. Whiteford, Mar
shall Whiteford and Albertus Whiteford.
His second wife. Mrs. Mary Y. Whiteford,
survives him. His funeral took place on
Wednesday. Services being conducted by
Rev. J. D. Smith assisted by Rev. l.. ].
Sothoron, Rev. A. l.. Hyde and Rev. w.
l.. Mccormick. The interment was in
Slate Ridge cemetery. The pail bearers
were Joseph Ashbridge, Samuel Wilson,
George w. Jones, Howard Proctor, T.
Dale Stewart and John w. Galbreath.
MRS ELLA V. BAGLEY.
Mrs. Ella Y. Bagley, wife of Dr. Charles
Bagley, died at her home near Bagley on
Tuesday. She had been in failing health
for the past few months. Mrs. Bagley,
who was Miss McCaulev, was 4S years
of age, and a native of Baltimore city.
She was prominent in her community,
and took an active interestin church and
charitable work. She possessed
pleasant, genial manner that won her a
host of admirers and her influence for
good will continue to keep fresh her
memory in the minds OF the many friends,
to whom her death was sad blow. Be-
sides her husband, Mrs. Bagley is sur
vived by 10 children, Mrs. Samuel Wat
kins, Misses Lillian V. Bagley, Hattie NJ.
Bagley, Irene M. Bagley, Ethel Bagley.
Elsie B. Bagley, Nellie Ruth Bagley,
Regina M. Bagley, Dr. Charles Bagley,
Jr., and Cecil H. Bagley. Her funeral
will take place this, Friday morning, at
IL o'clock. The interment will be in the
cemetery of Union Chapel, of which
church she has been one of the most
active and consistent members. Rev. c.
X. McCaslin will officiate.