The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-08-21
DEATHS
EMERY E. WARD.

MI Emery r.. ward, niKnly re-
spectcd citizen OF Perryville. died at
the home OF his fatheri-n-law. Mr..
Henry Gallon. here, on Thursday
morning. after a nearly six months III
ness OF tuberculosis. He will be bur-
led on Sunday, the 22d, from his home
on Susquchanna avenue, with services
in the NJ +. Church at 1890 a. m,
with interment in Angel Hill cemetery,
Havre dc Grace He was a membr OF
the Pcrryville Council. No. 8. Jr. o.
u, A. NJ, Apache Tribe No. I4o OF
Red Men, Patriotic Sons OF America,
and Daughters OF Liberty (Riverview
No. 2o) OF Perryvillc. also the Railroad
Relief and Brotherhood OF Railroad
Trainmen. and also the Perryville
Americas Band A widow. who was
Miss Bessie Gallon, also three bro
theirs and half-brother survive him.
man with such beautiful character.
MRS. WILLIAM c. RAMBO.
Mrs Mary J. Rambo. wife OF Will
liam c. Rambo, formerly OF Elkton,
died at the home OF her daughter Mrs.
l.. II. Litzeuberg. in Steclton. Pa, on
1HHhHNs dkNh ~ NtdiNs slHN was u
daughter Of the late John A. Johnson
and sister OF Mrs. Caroline " How
ard. OF Elkton. One OF her sons, Sam
uel b. Rambo. is State Superintendent
of Public Grounds and Buildings at
Harrisburg. Two other sons. Will
liam C. and Caleb, reside in Philadel-
phia. Her funeral was held on Thurs
day, with interment in Cherry Hill NJ.
f Cemetery
c. OLDHAM MASSEY.
The funeral OF G. Oldham Massey.
son of the late DIR. c. II. X. Massey,
was held on Sunday evening at his
residence. l6l4 North Fiity-fiith ST..
Philadelphia. where he died on August
~, aged about so years. His remains
reached here by train ON Monday for
interment in Bethel Ceemtery. Pivot.
He was wcll-known in lower Cecil and
Kent counties For several years he
managed one OF his fathers many
farms, but later enga, ed in business in
Philadelphia. His wife. formerly Miss
Ellison. and daughter survive him.
THOMAS +. HURN.
Thomas T. tlurn. the oldest resident
of Mlddlctowr. died at his home there
on Monday afternoon. aged S2 years.
He was one of the oldest Odd Fellows
in the State and was also a Mason. He
| recalled Middletown. where he lived
Tor 81 wears when j. contained but 10
houses and iSi residents His wife.
who was Miss Cgtharine Geary. sur
wives him with a daughter. Miss Eliza
u Hnrp ApAtt.r Iu..aLs.. NJ.
Richard l.. Price. and son. Frank.
died several years ago.
MISS HATTIE h. REED.
Miss Hattie B Reed. a daughter OF
the late Thomas NJ. Reed. Elk Neck.
| died of consumption. on Saturday
morning. at the home OF her sister.
Miss Emma Reed. in. West Elton.
aged 23 years A brother David Recd.
| of Bay View. and four sisters. Mrs.
Frank Corridean, Mrs Joseph Ayres
and Misses Emma and Nellie Reed
survive her. Her funeral was held on
| Tuesday with intcrment in Union NJ.
f. Cemetery.
LEVINA r. ALEXANDER.
l.eviua T. Alexander. the nine-ycar.
old daughter Of William J. and Mary
+. Alexander. died at their home, 4rz
East Seventh street. Wilmington, on
last Friday Her funeral was held on
Sunday afternoon Iutcrmcnt was
made in Cherry Hin NJ L. Cemetery
SEPTIMuS F. CHARSHEE.
The remains OF Scptimus + Char
shec, who died last week at the home
of his son. Oliver. in West Chester.
aged ~ years, were inferred in Hope
well Cemetery, on Monday. Two sons
survive him His wife died several
| wears ago.