The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-01-21

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Thomas Run. BESIDES Mrs Harvard
she is survived by Mrs. Albert Kennedy.
Her funeral took place on Thursday.
services being held at Thomas Run M.
Il. Church, and interment being in the
cemetery OF Holy Trinity Church,
| Churchville.
MRS. MARTHA Il. KING.
Mrs. Martha L. King, aged 20 years,
died at the residence of Mr.. ]. Lee boar
man at Chestnut Hill on Thursday night
OF last week. Her funeral took place on
Sunday afternoon. services and inter
ment being at Deer Creek Nj. =. Church.
Rev {. Burdettc OBLIGATED. The pail
bearers were Messrs. Thomas J. Robin
son. John {. Robinson, J. Lee Boarman,
Arthur Stevens, Edward Marriott and
w S. Scarf Dean & Son were the
funeral directors.
WILLIAM r. sKILLMkS
Mr.. William r Skillman. aged 20 years.
died at the home of his nephe VS., William
and Arthur Skillman. at Bush on Sun
day. His funeral took place on Tuesday,
interment being in the cemetery Of St.
Stephens Church, Bradshaw. Rev
Father Mcnamara Aciated. The pail
bearers were Messrs Daniel J. Lynch.
John Dixon, M. r, Sullivan, Daniel r.
Fitzpatrick, Lewis Hooker and Robert
Dixon. Howard X Nee omas was the
funeral director.
MRS. MARTHA 4. GRIFFIN
Mrs. Martha A. Griffin. aged 10 yeaH.
died at the home OF her daughter. Mrs.
c. A. McGaw, at Abingdon. on Friday
of last week She 10 survived by two
sons and four daughters, Her funeral
took place on Monday. intermcnt bsing
in the cemetery of Abingdon M. 3.
Church Rev. George Harris ofIiciated.
The pail bearers were Messrs. James W.
Wilson, A. Preston Gilbert. Thomas W.
Hall. William II. Sewell, Charles H. Har-
ward and Daniel p. Fitzpatrick. Howard
| X. McComas was the funeral director.
| GEORGE 7. DAVIS
MIR. George T. Davis, well kno wn and
closely connected in Hartford county, died
at his home in Wilmington. Delaware, on
New Years Day. aged ~ years. lie
leaves four brothers. one of whom. Mr..
James Davis, resides at MIL Green, this
county He first married Miss Sarah
Nee auslin. Of Dublin. who died many
years ago. and later married Miss Hag-
gerty. Of Baltimore. lie always kept
up the warmest interest for Maryland
and read his Hartford paper with the
keenest z-st. although only one Of his
old schoolmates, DR.. Richard Sappington,
Of Baltimore, still survives.
CHARLES c. CARAVAN.
Mr.. Charles {. Carman, son of Mr.. c.
{. Carman, merchant at Taylor, died
suddenly Of acute Indigestion and heart
trouble at his home on Thursday Of last
week, aged 80 years. Mr.. Carmsn had
been somewhat indispOssd for several
days. but was engaged in the store wait
ing On a customer when he was taken
violently i'll and died two hours later
Besides his father he leaves one brother,
Sylvester, and two sisters, Mrs. James
Ely and Miss Anna Is. CaTman. teacher
in charge Of the Commercial Department
of the Bel Air High School. His funeral
took place on Sunday morning. services
being conducted by Rev. X. S Barnes-
The interment was in Fork M. E. Gene
terry. The pail bearers. were Messrs.
Howard Patterson, Frank Gross, Chas.
Patterson, Howard Scarf. Harry Scarf
and Robert Turner.
MRS. MARY ZIMMERMAN.
Mrs. Mary Zimmerman died at the
residence Of her only child, Mrs. John II
Reckord, In Bel Air, on Wednes day after
noon of troubles incident to her advanc
ed age of SO years. She was the widow
of Capt. George II. Zimmerman. who
died upwards OF 25 years ago, and dur
ing her long, useful life she was charac
terized by wonderful energy, remarkable
business skill, sound common sense