The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-12-21
OBITUARY..
JACOB F. MITCHELL.

The funeral of Mr.. Jacob F. Mitchell,
whose death was reported in last week S
-Egis, took place on Thursday of last
week. Rev. c. X. McCaslin was the
officiating minister. The pallbearers
were Frank Riley, J. w. Walker, J. A.
Walters, Charles E. Wiggers, c. E.
Amoss, c. F. Amoss. The interment was
in the cemetery of Friendship M. L.
Church.
MISS LYDIA HOLLINGSWORTH.
The funeral of Miss Lydia Holdings
worth, whose death was reported in our
last issue, took place on Thursday of last
week. The interment was in the GENE.
terry of the Friends Meeting House, Falls
ton. Friend A. Haviland Hull was the
officiating minister. The pallbearers
were Harry Preston, Robert Preston, B.
F. Cronin, Louis Hollingsworth, D. T.
Benson and Enos Davis, Jr. c. E. Horn
berger was the funeral director.
ROBERT b. TAYLOR
Mr.. Robert B. Taylor, aged about 60
years died in Washington on Tuesday OF
last week. He is survived by widow.
Mrs. Frank c. Norris, Nd. D.. formerly of
Fallston, is his surviving sister. His
funeral took place on Friday morning,
the services and intcrment being at
Union Chapel M. p. Church. Rev. c. X.
McCaslin was the officiating minister.
The pallbearers were Messrs. Frank c.
Norris, William b. Norris, B. Frank
Cronin, A. Scott Robinson, D. Trainor
Archer and J. A. Wetherill. c. E. Horn
berger was the undertaken.
RAYMOND DOZEN
Raymond Dozen, the Is year old son
of Mr.. Jacob A. Dozen, of the Bel Air bar,
died at the Union Protestant Inirmary
on Tuesday morning. He had been at
this place for treatment for several weeks.
He was first operated on for appendicitis,
and shortly afterwards typhoid fever de-
veloped. Other complications made a
second operation necessary on Sunday
evening, and from this he did not recover.
He was a bright, vigorous young man,
full Of promise, and his bereaved parents
have the sympathy of their large circle OF
friends. His funeral took place on Thurs
day, the interment being in Mt. Zion
cemetery. Rev D. H. Martin and Rev.
r. A. Castleman oficiated. The pail
bearers were Webster Whistler, Russell
McGaw, Harry Dean. Grover Davis
Noah Dayhoff and John Dayhoff. Dear
and Son were the undertakers.
MRS. HANNAH KATHERINE VANBIBBER.
Mrs. Hannah Katherine VanBibber
widow of the late George L. VanBibber
died at the home of her son, Judge George
L. VanBibber on Friday evening. He1
death was due to the inhrmities of ole
age. She was born July 81, 1915, anc
was daughter of Chief Justice Steven
son Archer, of the Maryland Court o
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near Churchville Her husband was {
merchant and planter of Natchez, Miss
issippi. He was brother of the late DR.
Chew VanBibber, of Baltimore. Mrs
Pamela Chamberlaine is her only othe
surviving sister She has one daughter
Mrs Lucretia Emory Doane, OF Miami
Florida. Mrs. VanBibber was noted TO
her many, quiet transformations charities
She did her good work in a true Scriptu
raj manner and her kindnesses of tn
past will not be forgotten by the many
whom she remembered. Her funera
took place on Monday morning, service
being held in Emmanuel Church. Bel Air
of which she was a member. The inter
ment was in the family lot in the GENE
terry of the Churchville Presbyterian
Church. Rev. r. A. Castleman was tn
officiating minister. The pallbearer
were Philip H. Close, Lewis J. Williams
R. Harry Webster. William F. Hays
Frank H. Jacobs, Henry w. Archer
Glasgow Archer and Alexander M. Ful
ford, Jr. Dean and Son were the under
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