The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-08-28
DEATHS
MRS CHARLES HAHN.

Mrs Annie w. Hahn, wife of Captain
Charles Hahn. qu rtrrm tsier of the
Fourth Rrgt NJ y. c.. OF B,ltimnrr, a
darghte' of The late Roorrt DC MADISON
of P,rt Deposit wheee she speu, h.r
girlhr"d. died At the NJ ireland General
Hospital last Friday, from fracture az
the skull. caused hv I've ny thrown out Of
a buggy, when th horse WIS sc red hv
racing .au'os on the Reistertown road.
Her husband and three sisters survive
her Tier funeral was held on SUNDAY.
frnm the home her sister. Mrs.. Chul-s
Goruiar. POP Rodney street, Whining
ton, with serviers conducted hy Rev.
David Neelee, Of B ,l,inorr, and Rev. ].
c. Lane. of q ivet prrshyt-rian Church.
Whining on. AID inte' mrnt in Riverv ew
Gem t-ry.
MISS HELEN M'DOWELL
Miss Helen. the sixteen year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
Mcdowell. formerly of near Calvert.
died at her home ut Chrome. Pa. on
Sunday. after months illness of
typhoid fever. from which disease her
mother, two sisters and a brother are
now III at the Chester County Hospital
Miss Helen was too i'll to be moved
when the other members of the family
were taken to that institution. She Is
survived by her parents, four sisters
and three brothers.
The funeral was held Tuesday after
noon, interment being made at Rose
Bank Cemetery, Calvert.
MRS. r. F. RUTTER
Mrs. Annie +. Rutter. wife of 7. f.
Rutter. died Monday at their home east
of Elkton, after tedious illness of IA
complication of diseases. She was in
her seventy-second year. and is sur
vived by her husband and four children
Daniel +. Rutter. Susan. wife of
Joseph A. Davis: Annie S. wife of
Robert G. Biddle, and T. Edward
Rutter
The funeral will be held Thursday,
with services at Sudlersville NJ. T..
Church at eleven o'clock, and interment
at Sudlersville Cemetery.
MRS. ESTHER V. SHANK.
Mrs, Esther V. Shank, aged a. years,
wife Of Mr.. Sander Shark. a well.know wn
railroad engineer Of Perryville. died sud.
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from ,nvul>ions, and was buried AT
Tabernacle, York county. Pa, on We'd
nesday. A sou, David K. and daughter,
Mrs Reuben Hail, 10th OF Wilmington,
Del, and another daughter, Miss Flea
nor Shank, survive her. The deceased
was a member of River"iew Council, No
&c. Daughters Of Liberty, of Perryville.
FRANK SULLIVAN
Frank Sullivan, a weIl-known and
popular farmer OF the First district,
died at his home near Warwick, last
Friday. aged 30 years He was seized
with typhoid fever about three weeks
ago, which ran a fatal cours, to the
| regret OF his wide circle OF friends.
| His mother, four brothers and two
sisters survive him His funeral was
| held ou Monday. with lnterment in the
! Catholic Cemetery, near Warwick.
John B. JENKINS.
John B. Jenkins, son OF the late
| David Jenkins, died at his home, near
| Rock Springs, on Tuesday, OF stiffeuiug
| OF the Joints after eight Years of grea,
/ suffering. He was about 90 years oi
I HEt hUt4 iHlhbIlt'l, llNFuS Win hlN 9iNRtl
| Miss Nellie Jenkins, who cared for him
faithfully in his affection His funeral
was held yesterday, with iuterment in
the Baptist bur,ing ground a, Rock
| Springs.
DOROTHY L. BARR
Dorothy L.. the four months old
daughter OF Mr.. ard Mrs. George b.
Barr, formerly of Elkton. died Monday
at their home in Wilmington.
The funeral was held this afternoon.
the remains being brought TO Bethel
Cemetery for interment.
MRS. TEMPERANCE +. FORD.
The funeral OF Mrs Temperance +.
Ford was held last Friday, from her
home at Sassairas. where she died on
the previous Wednesday, aged %
years ln,erment vas made in Cecil
lton Cemetery