The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-03-09
MRS MARY ANN FLAHARTY.

Mrs. Mary Ann Flaharty, aged apou'
80 years, died at the home of William }
BARTON. IT., near Constitution on sur
day. She is survived by two sons MI
John Flaharty, of Whiteford, and Mr.
Napoleon Flaharty, of York county
PENNSYLVANIA, and two daughters, MISS
Flaharty and Mrs. Watson, both o.
York county. Her funeral took place on
Tuesday, the interment being in the Gene
terry of Fawn Church.
MRS. SARAH J. NEEPER.
Mrs. Sarah ]. Neeper, of Slate Ill.,
York county, Pennsylvania, died at her
home on Sunday afternoon, after ahnger-
ing illness. She was about so years Il
age, and is survived by two daughters,
and one son. One of her daughters, Miss
Mary Neeper, is member of the Harford
school teachers corps. Her funeral took
place on Wednesday afternoon, the inter
ment being in the cemetery of Statewide
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Rev. w. l.. Nc
Cormick was the officiating minister.
HENRY DoANE.
Mr.. Henry Doane. a former resident OF
Havre de Grace, died at his home IL
Avondale, Chestercounty, Pennsylvania
on Tuesday of last week. He leaves a
widow, who was formerly Miss Laura
c. Culley, sister of city councilman W
c. Culley, of Havre de Grace, and one
daughter, Miss Blanche Doane, OF Avon
dale. His remains were brought to
Havre de Grace, where funeral services
were held in the Presbyterian Church.
Services were conducted by Rev. Walter
Rue Murray. The pail bearers were
Messrs. Ohio Green, Edgar c. Kelly.
Frederick P. Carroll, John B. Kenly, H.
c. Foster and Captain II. J. Poplar.
WILLIAM a TREADwELL.
Mr.. William A. Treadwell, former
resident of Hartford county, died at his
home in Baltimore on Monday. MIR.
Tread we'll was formerly an engineer on
the Maryland and Pennsy lvania railroad.
He was afterwards appointed member
of the Baltimore City police force While
patrolling his beat. he was struck by
falling sign, during storm. The acct
dent injured his spine, from which he
never fully recovered. At the time OF his
death be was on the disabled list OF the
force. Besides widow, he is survived
by one son. His funeral took place on
Thursday morning, the interment being
in Friendship cemetery. Rev. Mr. Nc
Neal oficiatcd. A delegation from the
retired police force attended the funeral
They were retired Sergeants Middendorf,
RhodeF and Name, officers Pail, King and
Winters The active pail bearers were
Harry B. Gorrell, William Gorrell, ]. W.
Blaney, Robert Treadwell, Samuel Rich
mond and Daniel J. Golden.
MARION DALE HoBLITZELL.
Mr.. Marion Dale HobEtzell, son of Rev.
and Mrs. S A. Hoblitzeli of Bal Air, died
on Tuesday evening, after a lingering |
illness He was in his 21st year. Mr. |
was FIRST taken i'll about Is |
months ago at his home In Lisbon, |
county. He had been attending |
the Western Maryland college, but was
to forego a portion of his
school period. However he graduated |
with his class last spring. He was a
young man of promise and capablity.
His pleasant manner had wor him host |
of friends, who sympathize with the |
family in their bereavement. Besides his |
parents, he is survived by one sister, Mrs. |
Robert F. Maddox, of Princess Anne, and |
6 brothers, Messrs William A. Hoblitzell, |
lanes NJ. Hoblitzell, of Washington,
Raymond n Hoblitzell, of the Baltimore
Albert M. Hoblitgell, of Tow
son, Harmon A. Hoblitzell and S. A. Hob |
litzell, Jr., of Bel Air. His funeral took |
place on Thursday, services being held in |
the Bel Air NJ. p. Church The officiat- |
ing ministers were Rev. DR.. T. H. Lewis,
president OF the Western Maryland col |
lege, Rev. J. Il Jones', of Brooklyn. Md,
and Rev c. X McCaslin. The interment
was in Mt. Zion cemetery. The pail
hearers were his five brothers, Messrs. |
William A., James NJ, Solomon A.,
Raymond N. and Albert NJ. Hoblitzell
and his cousin Ernest X. Follin. The |
floral tributes were many and hand
some including large design from his
former classmates of the Western Mary
land College. Dean and Son were the
undertakers