The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-03-04
MRS. HARRY SCOTT.

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Mrs. Elizabeth Scott, wife OF Harry
Scott. died on Tuesday, at Union Hos
pital, after five months illness with
diabetes, aged 4o years. Mrs. Scott
was daughter of the late Anthony
Peoples Of this county. Her husband,
two sons, William c. and Henry ID.
Scott. three brothers, Alexander Peo-
Piles, Of Perryville, Robert and Will
liam, and sister, Mrs. Ellen Huck,
all of Wilmington, Del, survive her.
Her funeral was held from her hus-
bands home on West High street, yes
terday. with interment in Head of
Christiana Cemetery
MRS. HARRY COMMONS.
The WHIG's North East letter last
week noted the death OF Mrs. Hannah
J. Chinaworth, widow OF the late Will
liam Chinaworth, OF North East, in
Philadelphia, on February IS. She was
twice married. Her second husband.
Harry Commons, two of her brothers,
William I. George, OF Woodale, Del,
John s., of Bel Air, and her sister,
Mrs. Sarah A Lammey, OF North
East. survive her.
MRS. w. K. SCARBOROUGH.
Mrs. Jane Scarborough, widow of
w. Kelly Scarborough, died on Febru-
ary II. at the home of her son, George
w. Scarborough, at Pleasant Hill, af-
ter long illness, aged II years. Three
sons, George w. Charles, Oh Newark,
Del. Caleb. of Turkey Point, and two
daughters, Mrs, George West, of Nor
ristown, Pa. and Mrs. Frank Gregg,
of Providence, this county, survive her.
RUTH M. PASSMORE.
Ruth NJ. Passmore. who with her
sister, Emma, for many years con-
Quoted dry goods store IN Oxford,
Pa, died there on Saturday, in the 84th
year of her age. Two sisters. Emma
OF Oxford, and Mary, wife OF S. l..
Martindsle, OF West Chester, survive
her. Her funeral was held on We'd
nesday, with interment in the Friends
Burial Ground, at Calvert
MRS JOHN YOUNG.
Mrs. Rebecca Young, widow of Cap
tain John Young, of Chesapeake City,
died on Sunday night, at the home OF
her daughter. Mrs. Thomas Kincaid,
at Frazer's Corner, near Glasgow, aged
80 years. A son, Philip Young. Of
Montclair, N. j., and three daugh-
tiers survive her. Her funeral was held
on Wednesday, with interment IN Be-
thel Cemetery, Pivot.
MRS. EMMA MCDONALD.
Mrs. Emma Mcdonald, long a resi-
dent OF the Blake section, died OF
heart trouble while nursing the mother
OF {. c. Cameron, at Nottingham,
Chester county, last Friday. aged 50
years. A son, Ward Mcdonald, OF
Philadelphia, survives her. Her fun
eral was held on Monday, with inter-
ment in Moore's Chapel Cemetery,
near Blake.
MISS ANNIE HOSSINGER.
Miss Annie Hossinger, lifelong
resident OF Newark. died there on
Wednesday. after a prolonged illness.
in the S7th year OF her age. A sister,
Mrs. Louisa Steele, and several neces
and nephews survive her Her funeral
will be held at 2 p. m. today with SER
vices in Newark Presbyterian Church
and interment in Head OF Christiana
Cemetery.
MRS, JOHN BIDDLE.
Mrs. John Biddle, daughter of the
late Dr. d. H. Brewer, former news
paper publisher, Oh North East, died
last Friday at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Webster Lilley, near Bethel
Chapel. Her husband lost his lie
about twenty years ago in caving
sandbank at the old Maryland Clay
Works at North East.
CYRUS WILSON.
Cyrus Wilson. a son OF the late
George and Hannah Wilson, OF North
East, and for some time a resident of
Elkton. died in Wilmington, Del, on
February 22, aged SO years. His fun
eral was held last Friday evening, at
his home, 500 West street. Whining
ton, with interment at North East, on
Saturday.
MRS. JOHN F. Cliff.
Mrs. Sarah A Gift, wife of John F.
Gift, died at her home in Middletown.
last Friday, after a briei illness. Her
husband, brother and a niece survive
her. Her funeral was held on Mon
day, with nterment in Rehoboth M. p.