The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25


Everett. Scott Gilbert, DAME! Callahan
William Elv and lanes Hurley. Dear
and Son had charge of the funeral.
MISS ANNIE WALLIS
Miss Annie E Wallis, aged 76 years
died at the residence of her brother. Mr.
Wilbur Wallis. near Forest Hill, on last
Saturday Besides her brother, Wilbur
she leaves two other brothers, William
OF Hartford. and Charles, OF New Ierse,
and two sisters. Mrs Parrish, OF Carol
county, and Miss Amanda. If Hartford
Her funeral took place on Monday morn
ing, the interment being in the cemetery
OF Center NJ. +. Church. Reys. X $
Barnes. IL. Gillispic and Eugene Tuckei
OBLIGATED, The pail bearers were Messrs
Stewart Lowe, George Grey, EuSen,
Fucker, Barclay Tucker, William ScoI
borough and Emory Johnson.
MRS. MARY I. ROE.
Mrs. Mary !! Roe, widow OF the lat,
John X. Roe, died at her home AT Enres,
llill on Sunday morning, aged st years
She is survived Ivy three sons, M,s,is
John ID. and Charleu Roe of Baltimore
and William Roe, OF Forest Hill. and tw,
daughters, Mrs Eli Tucker, of Fores ST
Hill, and Mrs u A. Foard, of lIarpers
Ferry, W. Va. Her funeral took place
on Tuesday afternoon, services and in
tetment being at Center NJ. l. Church
Revs. X s Barnes, H. Gillispi; and l.
! SOthoron oitlciatcd. The pallhearrr'
were grandsouS of he deceased, hcssrs
Charles and Walter Roe. William Foard
Eugene, Edward and Fred Tucker Dean
Il son had charge OF the funeralanaugc
mcuts.
NATHAN II. uI.nrIKlp.
MIR. Nathan II OldGrld. son OF the late
William OldheId died Of heart iaiIuIt
and lung trouble at his residence near
Fountain Green ON Monday morning
aged 81 years. lie had been in failinR
health for many wears and his death wa
not unexpected. lie leaves twohruthcis
Messrs John p Oiiiield. of Fuli1rd, anC
Edward Oldhcld, OF Rocks. aud two sis
tiers, Mrs John Joshua Street, and Miss
Laura Oldheld. OF Fountain Green His
funeral took place on Wednesday. inter.
ment being in Mt Zion NJ l. cemetery
Rev A BuTtis llallock OBLIGATED The
palll carers were Mcssrs William Grant.
William II and Edward Street,, John
Carter, Harry and william O,dfeld.
Dean y son were the funeral directors.
MRS. Il. LOUISA WALLACE.
Mrs. H. Louisa Wallace, widow Of the
late Samuel Wallace, died at the humc ot
her son, Mr.. ! Andrew Wallace, near
Mill Green, ON Saturday. aged Gj years.
BESIDES her sen. Andrew, She is sgviy,d
by two other sons, Messts William
aud Thomas A. Wallace mud one laugh
ter. Miss Ahli e l.. Wallace. Her funeral
took place ON Monday. intcrmrrt bong
III Slate Ridge cemetery. Rev. A l.
HYDE othciatcd The pnlbenfrrs we're
Messrs Calvin Scarborough, William
Cox, o ii Heaps, Hugh AltN ,ndcr, u
W. hay and Hugh T. Ray. Tn, public
was requested to meet at the Chulrh,
owing to the critical illness ni mcuinsit,s
of Mr. Wallace little six wear clddAugh-
ter, Janet, who licd on Monday night.
She was buried on Thursday
TuADpEuS { mLAIR
Mr.. Thaddcus G. Blair died at his resi-
dence near Forest ll,ll On Saturday OF
heart trouble. agcdG7 yeas His funeral
took place on Tut sdnV. services being cui
Quoted nt the house hy Rev Fred RI k
Mcneil and Rev l. Sothuron he
pail hcrrrrs wtrr Mrssrs Winheh Han.
way, II {. Ilauwny, { A Andrews. 4
u Wilson. o ) runth and Nit Muller
The interment was ia Friendship NJ. !.
cemetery Mir Henry & Walker had
charge 81 the funeral Mr. Blair WAS u
hiph.tOucd gentleman OF recognized bust
ness ability and Tor uumhsr ut wears
was actively engaged in the maauinC.
turc ui iron, his last position h,iua that
OF superintendent OF the Ashland Iron
Works, Baltimore county He was a
Republican in politics nnh number OF
years UHr WAS their nominee tor Con.
gresS IN this district, Mr. Blait's people
wcrc descended from the Snr'ciy Il
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