The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-01-19
DEATHS
CHARLES c. GRAHAM

DEHInS
CHARLES c. GRAHAM.
The funeral of Charles Carroll Ora
ham, who died at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Henry w. Frederick,
at Charlestown, on Thursday, Janaury
| 10, was held on Sunday, at 2.3o p. m,
from Mrs. Frederick's home, and was
largely attended. Mr.. Graham was in
his enghty-frst year, having been born
on June 80, 1926, at Charlestown
Pneumonia was the immediate cause
OF his death. He was the son OF Zach
ariah and Rebecca Graham, and was
one of the most respected citizens of
the Fifth district. He served as Town
Commissioner for Charlestown, for
over 30 years, and was ever active in be-
half OF the interests of the town and
community. His wife, who was Miss
Elizabeth Dcrr, died in 1884, since
which time he has made his home with
his daughter, Mrs. Frederick. Mr.
Graham was the father OF twelve child
rem, four of whom survive HIM, namely
Mrs. II. W. Frederick, of Charles
Mrs. F. w. Rose and Mrs Harry W.
N'lDllnp, ol bdIlllllllC. Nl l =. N'pllllS
recently removed from Pcrryville to
Baltimore.
SARAH Z. BOULDEN.
Sarah Elizabeth the bright little
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry r.
Boulder, died last Friday night, aged
four years, after a two-day's illness
from cardiac-aSthma. She seemed
bright and cheerful and was talking to
her parents five minutes before she
died. Little Sarah was a beautiful and
lovable child, and great favorite with
all who came in contact with her, es
pccially older folks Her funeral was
held on Monday, with intcrmcnt at the
NJ F. Cemetery. North East. The be-
rcaved parents have the heartfelt sym
pathy OF the entire community in their
great affection.
JAMES w. CHEW.
James w. Chew, Clerk OF the United
States Circuit and District Courts in
the City OF Baltimore for 43 years,
died at his home in that city on We'd
neSday morning, aged - years. Mr..
Chew was born in IIavre dc Grace,
Janary H. 1888 He was first employ
cd in the office OF the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court when lad OF y years. and
has therefore been associated with the
office for 81 years He was widely
known among the legal profession and
was held in high esteem. Mr. Chew
had many friends in Cecil county.
MRS. NARY KIRK.
Mrs Mary Kirk. widow OF Dr. l.. r
k1rk, died ON tuesday night at her
nome IN Rising SUN aged about 70.
years. Her funeral VIII be held today
ISaturday) from her late residence.
Mrs hirk Is survived by i've children
LOUIS H. OF Nrdmorc. Pa; Frank,
OF baIllm"rc; Mrs. IT,. l.. Northng-
XII, 81 R;sinr Sun Mr.. ' XIII. n,as
daughter OF Mr.. William r. Richard
son. OF CharlcStown. and sister to
Mrs Morrison vile OF Dr. \. b. Nor
rson. OF Wilmington. Del
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The funeral OF Mrs Sarah Smith,
who died at the home OF her daughter
in Newark, Del. aged 81 years, was,
I m u! ut'u4E' WIN l'' [,r N the
Smith wa, the widow oi Tnhn Smith
who At one tirn Gv"d IN EIl.t,n nr
cupyinp the house where zach Nc
Kcnney now lives She was Miss
Fowler. from Rack Creek Neck in ,hc
Second district
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OEOIL McNNMEE.
-, C 49, Ne,\ %''itei 'Sei s. YEARS; son
Court Ncrr;tt { NcN,mce dind j.,
ph;IadcInh;a on Nnnday III. ;,,n.rai
was held on Thursday IRON, his f,ther'S
house near Rock Snrirgs in the Eigb,b
district. Intermcnt was made at West
NOTTINGHAM Friends cemetery Mr.