The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-03-28

week. She is survived BY her husband,
two daughters and three sons.
Her funeral was held Saturday
morning at II o'clock.
BENONI F. THOMAS.
Mr.. Benoni +. Thomas, OF North
East. died Monday afternoon. at his
home IN that town from illness follow
ing a stroke OF paralysis three weeks
previous.
Mr.. Thomas was bora in RUSSELL
vile, Pa, in 1896 Later he followed
the trade OF carriage maker at Penn
Hil Pa, and during the Civil War
was manager OF settlers camp in the
Union Army. After he received his
discharge from the army he went to
Rising Sun. where he lived until 1868.
In that year he moved to North East
where he resided until the time OF his
death.
He was well known as a man OF un-
usual ability and mechan cal skill and
was looked upon as useful citizen.
He was elected Town Commissioner
several times and filled that Office to
the satisfaction OF ALL He was also an
honorary member OF the Inventors
Union OF Philadelphia. He is survived
by his wife, who is the daughter OF the
late Enoch NJ Ferguson, OF Elkton.
Three children were born to them, but
all died
day afternoon at I.3o o'clock, at his
late residence, and interment was made
il Rosebank Cemetery
MRS. MINNIE GREABER.
Mrs. Minnie Grcaber, wife OF Mr..
Daniel Greaber, OF Philadelphia. died
at the home OF DR.. Karsner in Chesa-
peake City, Thursday morning, about
one O'Clock. She had been suffering
for some time from heart trouble and
went to DR. karsner, who was her
uncle. FOR treatment She was the
daughter OF Charles Karsner. and was
well known in Chesapeake City.
The deceased was 3S years OF age
and is survived by her husband and
two young children.
The remains were taken to Phladcl-
phia Thursday. for nterment.
MRS. GEORGEANNA POTTS.
Mrs. Georgeanna Potts, wife OF Viii
liam X Potts, died Wednesday even
ing in West Elkton. at the age OF s2
years She is survived by her hus-
band and one son. Hugh.
The funeral will be held Sunday al
ternoon. with services at the house at
J 90. The services will hs concluded
"a Union NJ. l.. Church Interment
will be made n the adjoining ceme-
terry.
HENRY JONES.
Henry Jones, in the 18th year OF his
age, died at his late residence in Chesa-
peakc c ty. March ~. 1908. He is sur
yived by three chldren-Thomas Jones.
Kennedyville. Md; Mrs. Emma viii
lis and Mrs. d. J. Dunlap. Chesapeake
City, Funeral services from his late
residence. Sunday. March 70. at p.
M, Friends and relatives are invited
to attend without further notice
CHARLES II. McGUIGAN.
Mr.. Charles H. McGuigan. died on
Friday last at his home near Pilot,
from heart failure, at the age OF Oh
years. He was prominent farmer
OF the Eighth district, and was bro
thcr oi former County Comm ssioner
William w. McGuigan A wife and
eight children survive him.
PAUL G. FEUCHT.
Paul G.. Feucht, the " year old son
oi Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Feucht, died
at the home of h $ parents, near Elk
ton Wednesday, from diabetes
Funeral services will be held Sunday
afternoon, at the residence OF hi; par
cnts, and intermcnt will be made in
Head oi Christiana Cemetery.
ELLIS B. PASSMORE.
Ellis B. Passmore. son OF John w.
PaSsmore. formerly OF Rising Sun,
died recently at his home in Butte,
Montana. where he was engaged in
the coal business. He is survived by
a " ie and two children.