The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-04-13
DEATHS or TIE WEEK
MRS. SUSAN b. cURRlER.


Mrs susan e. Currier died on Monday
morning at the home OF the Misses
Walmsley, on East Main street, where
she resided. in the 18th year OF her age
Mrs Currier was daughter Of Thomas
Hamilton and Rebecca r. Ricketts,
Young. Of Eikton, where she spent much
OF her life. Mrs. Currier was lady Of
the od school. and was active for her
years, retaining her taculties but little
impaired. The sudden oeath Of her bro
ther, George w. Young, from heart trou-
BILE on March is OF last year, was shock
from which she failed to recover. A
brother. James Rush Young, OF Balti-
more, and nephew, George L. Young, OF
st. Louis, survive her Her funeral was
held yesterday, with services In Trim
ity Church. conducted by Rev. William
schouler, and interment in Elkton Gene
terry.
MRS. JOHN F. MoHRLEIN.
Mrs. Mary Hutton Mohrlein, wife Of
John F. Mohrlein, of Port Deposit, died
Of heart trouble ON sunday at Atlantic
City, where with her sister, Mrs. Eliza
beth H. Hurn. of Elkton, she had been
staying for about a week, hoping to re-
cuperate after a recent attack OF pneu-
monia. She was seemingly improving
when seized with fatal heart trouble
Her husband reached Atlantic City on
Saturday evening. but their daughter.
Miss Mary Mohrlein, attending West
Chester State Normal School, was not in
formed in time to be with heI at the end.
Mrs. Mohrlein had a wide circle OF
| friends, and her death Is generally re-
GREETED Her funeral was held on We'd
| nesday with interment in West Noting
ham Cemetery
DIR. JOHN E. MACKALL.
| The funeral of DR.. John e. Mackall,
whose lamented death from typhoid fever
was noted last week, was held on Mon
day afternoon from his parents home on
Bridge street, with services conducted by
| Rev. William schouler and interment in
/ Elkton Cemetery. Drs. n. Arthur Nit
chell, Daniel Bratton, and Robert l..
, Mitchell and Messrs. STANDBY Evans,
William p. Constable, of Baltimore, and
Armon ID. Chaytor, of Wilmington, Del,
were the pail bearers. A number of
choice floral tributes covered the casket
and were laid upon the grave. Members
of the Cecil County Medical Society at
tended the funeral.
CLAYTON N BALDERsTON
! Clayton N. Balderston, son of the late
William H. Balderston, died at his home
/ near Colora, on Saturday, of stomach
trouble, aged 81 years. He was formerly
engaged in the hardware business in
! Washington ID. C. Later he removed to
/ the farm near Colora which he managed
until few years ago and was highly es-
teemed by his friends and neighbors. His
I wife survives him. His funeral was held
on Tuesday, with interment in the
Friends Burial Ground at West Not
, tingbam.
MRS. ANNIE TOSH.
I Mrs. Annie Tosh, widow of R. Lawson
Tosh, died ON Thursday, at her home
near Colora, aged 81 years. Mrs. Tosh
was stricken last week with paralysis
i from the effects of which she failed to
, recover. A daughter, Miss AIDA Tosh,
| survives her. Her funeral will be held at
2 p. m. today, with interment at West
Nottingham.
LAWSON McCUMMINGs.
Lawson McCummings, a retired farmer
died at his home near Sylmar, on Satur-
day, aged so years. His funeral was held
on Monday with interment in Brookview
Cemetery, Rising Sun.