The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-01-08
DEATHS
MATTHEW D. SPENCE.

MATTHEW d. SPENCE.
Matthew d. Spence, OF Conshohock-
en-, Pa, died suddenly at his home on
East Hector street, last Thursday
morning, Dec. 80, OF heart disease.
Mr.. Spence was in his usual health
and shoveled snow from off the pave
mcnt of his property. He retired at
his usual hour and about o'clock the
next morning his grand-chi1d went to
his room to call him for breakfast
He did not respond to the cries of the
child who upon opening the door saw
Mr.. Spence lying in bed in an appar-
ent sound sleep. The child reported
| to its grandmother that grandfather
was asleep. Mrs. Spence went to the
| room and found that her husband was
dead death having ensued only
| short while before it was discovered
Mr.. Spence was born 50 years ago in
Cecil county and went to Conshohock-
en- about 60 years ago. He was en-
ployed in the iron mill there. and for
a number OF years had been pud-
dler at the Longmead Iron Works.
He is survived by widow and two
sons. and also ore brother and two
sisters. George R. Spence, OF near
Cherry Hill; Mrs Allen Peterman, of
Leeds, and Miss Mary ]. Spence, Of
Childs He is the third OF three
brothers who have died with the same
affection William B. Spence died in
February. 1850, while at the wood pile
Mr.. Spence's funeral was held from his
late residence on Sunday afternoon.
! 1nterment was made in Norris City
/ Cemetery
EDWARD REYNOLDS.
Edward Reynolds, son OF the late
John A. Reynolds, OF the Newark
section. and since 1864 a resident OF
Middletown, where for several years
he conducted the Transcript and was
later member OF S. NJ Reynolds &
Co.. died at his home there, Saturday,
OF kidney trouble, aged 90 years. He
was a graduate OF Delaware College.
Class OF 50. OF late years he was en-
tagged in the insurance business. His
wife, who was Miss Mary ]. Naudain,
survives him with two daughters, Mrs.
| D. P. Barnard, Jr., OF Wilmington, and
Miss A. Louise Reynolds, of New
York Citv His funeral was held on
Wednesday, with interment i'll Forest
Cemetery, Middletown.
/ RANDOLPH T. CURTIS.
'nNs ;,aja funeral of Randolph I. Curtis
on,r, ms,a on oS5ssS,d;ay from the home of
ious Wcdnesa. he died dsssls; Nas ;hs In New New
l. Some years ago hes brain paraiy SIS
a Washington. His father and sever;
| 1,
W family came from Virginia sever
m years ago,
in MRS. WILLIAM RICHARDS.
Mrs. William Richards, a sister {
- Andrew H. Hushebeck, formerly {
le Elkton. now OF Newark, Del, died {
W acute indigestion at Strickersvill,
% Pa. on Sunday aged 65 years. He
husband and five children survive he
e Her funeral was neld on Wednesda
Ct with interment at Midletown, Del.
81 CHARLES H. HOWELL.
Id Charles H. Howell, long resider
or Of Midletown, died at his home ther
w last Friday. His wife, a daughte
to Miss Ida V. Howell Principal OF tn
N Middletown High School, and a so
to Henry d., who was associated wit
k. him N carriage building, survive hin
)f His funeral was held on Tuesday, wit
n. interment in Forest Cemetery,
lie MISS ESTE BOUIC.
Miss A. Este Bouic for several year
le resident oi Chesapeake City, died {
$: the home of her sister, Mrs. w. I
OF Penn, in that town on Thursday, aftt
at short illness OF typhoid pneumoni
n. aged S. years. Miss Bouic was fol
as mer resident of Rockville, Md. He
t funeral will take place in the latte
- town today.
~ ~ JOSEPH PYLE.
re Joseph Pyle, father of Charles
e. Pyle, Cashier OF the National Bank {
it. Rising Sun, died in his home in We.
lie Grove, Pa, on December go, aged
years. Another son, Milton C., and
nv daughter Mrs. Luman Better, bot
ss of West Grove, survive him.
ut HIBBARD M. ANDERSON.
e The funeral OF Hibbard M, Ande
IN son, we'll known resident of Pril
IL cipio Furnace, was held last Frida
OF He died on the previous Tuesday, age
OF 70 years. His wife, four sons and
~, daughter survive him.
M ~ MRS. ANNA TAYLOR.
he Mrs. Anna Taylor, one of the oil
er, est residents OF Chesapeake City, {
ed December 20, at the home of h
m brother, Capt Joseph Hughes, ag
h,, S- uenrs