The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-05-27


iellott and Rev. l.. ]. Sothoron oflciated.
The pallhearers were Messrs, &. Smith
Norris, S. W. Bradford, Ohio S, Lee.
Henry c, Wilson, ]. Lawrence McCor.
mick, William Hope, A. o. Richardson,
and A. M. Fulfnrd.
IONS o. SULLIVAN.
The funeral of Mr.. John q. Sullivan,
whose death was reported in last weeks
issue. took place on Thursday morning.
the services and intcrment being at st.
Francis Church, Abingdon. Rev. Father
Mcnamara oihciated. The pail hearers
were Mcssrs. Daniel ]. Lynch. Thomas
TObin, ]. Frank Dalton, Daniel +. Pitz.
patrick, Thomas Mcdonald and Daniel
Callahan. II. X. McComas had charge
of the funeral arrangements.
| MRS. CHARLOTTE A. HARTzRLL.
Mrs. Charlotte A. Hartzell died on
Tuesday evening at the home of her son,
Mr.. Walter W. lIattzell, near Cole. She
was III years of aye and leaves two
daughters, Mrs. George W. McCubbin
and Mira. c. Il. Brown, and two sons,
Nessrs Elwood and Walter W. Hartzell.
The funeral will take place today, meet.
ing at the house at 10 O'Clock. and the
funeral services and interment will he at
the Lutheran Church. near PERUVIAN.
LEMuEL \ KIRK.
Mr.. I.emuel A. Kirk, aged SO years.
died at his home in Fallston on Satur-
day. Besides his wife he is survived by
one son, Mr.. Raymond Kirk. His funeral
took place On Tuesday. the intermcnt
being at Friendship cemetery. Rev X. S.
Barnes and Rev. Frederick McNeill oih-
ciatcd. The pail bearers were Messrs.
Caleb j. Moore, Harry Preston. Lambert
Pennington, James Watkins. George Rey.
nolds and William II. STREET.. c Il
IIornbcrger had charge of the funeral.
MR. SUSAN ADDISON
Mrs Susan Addison, wife Of Mr. Theo.
dore Addison, died at her home near
Wheel on Monday. aged "a years. lie.
sides her husband she i, survived Inv
three children Her funeral took place
on Wednesday, the interment being at
Mountain Christian Church. Rev. Thos.
Wood oiilciatcd. The pail hearers were
Messrs' H. l Somefvilie' lohn J. mag
ness A. d. houston, Joseph f'o""ah'
w. u. SomefVi''e ana Johh 9uiRey' l.
H. hofhpefgef h"h chhrRe Oh the iuhefai
arrangements
CHARLES WESLEY CoALR.
Mr.. Charles Wesley CoaIe. "A well
known uainter of Rel Air. died ON Sntur.
dav of Inst yveek nj the home nf his amt
Mrs Miller. in Baltimore after n short
illness of Briuhts disease, Mr. Coale
was Gs wears of age, wa. a uuict, I'm.
ostentatious gentleman and spent his life
In the section In which he was horn and
raised n. wasunmarrjed. The remains
were brought to Hartford ON Monday
and intrr,ed the mr. aftrrnonn In Bnkrr
Cemetery hs"r hoerheeh' Inc pah
bearers were Messrs' l"hn K rn''ey'
J"hn H. Slater, Edward | sten' L F"bie
Grafton James W. Hamilton ana Will
ham H. Jchery'
IANEs r. GALLON.
Mr. lanes r. Gallon died at his resi-.
dence near Level ON M onday Of last week
infer n sbnr, illness of u,cumonia Ills
funeral took place on Thurday. services
and intrrmcnt being AT Rock Kun enc.
terry. Rev s. H. Trrdway officiating
The pall hearers were Messrs. W. L.,
Mitchell w s Bowman. IT, McC ON.
mons NJ c McCnmmnns Murray
Donahoo and s K Ewing. lie leaves
one son. Mr.. Joshua Gallon. Mr.. Gal
linn suent NIL bis If. In the vicinity in
, which ne hied' nc was OF qu'et' "hos'
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E JOHN ~ S'HA""''
Mr.. John o. Stcarns, aged ~ years, a
2. well known citizen Of ppsr Hartford, died
i at his hone near Whtcford on Thursday
+, afternoon. His funeral will take place
!. from his late home at one O'Clock Satur.
! day afternoon, intermcnt at Slate Ridge
c Cemetery. Mr.. Stearns was stricken
4 with paralysis about ten days
!, ago whilc at the home of his son in
baltimore. lie was brought to his home
= in Hartford on Tuesday, but in view o
: his adyar ed age it was not possible Il
y stay the rayasrs of di,ra,c. Besides hi,
d widow, he is surviyeI by two sons
William and John. He has for man,
II GEAR. b.rp a iustirc If IN. ,esc. snl
r represented his county in the Legislator,
d or two terms during the early nineties.
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90 Nicholas Watt, died suddenly on Satur