The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-02-08
DEATHS OF The WEEK
HENRY BouLDEN.

Mr. Henry Boulden, of Cecfit0n, dtn0
at his home in that town on Saturday
evening last, aged " years, after an
Illness of several weeks. Mr.. Boulder
was one OF the large Boulden family Of
lower Cecil though survived by only
one brother, James Boulden, OF Phila-
delphia, formerly OF Chesapeake City,
and one sister, Miss Annie Doulden, OF
ElktoD and Chesapeake City. Until the
last few years Mr.. Boulden was active
ly engaged in farming, conducting some
OF the largest farms in the First and
Second districts. LACEY he has been
living In Cecilton and interested In the
towns affairs, as well as in those of the
church of which he was an Official.
He is survived by his widow, daugh-
ter of the late John Hessey and one
daughter, Mrs. William G. Jones. His
funeral was held on Tuesday with inter-
ment in Cecilton cemetery.
MRS. MARY A. ALRICH.
On Thursday afternoon the remains of
Mrs. Mary A. Alrich were inferred in
Elkton cemetery, being brought from
her late home in CoIlingswood, N. j.,
where she died on Tuesday morning. in
the 63d year of her age. Mrs Aldrich
was the widow Of the late William j.
Alrich, for many years an Elkton jewel
er. She was native of Elkton, daugh-
ter OF the late BENJAMIN Wells, and
spent the larger part of her life in this
town.
Five children Survive ner-wif1iam
Lille and Mary, of Collingswood; Harry,
Of Wilmington, and Charles, OF German
town. Benjamin NJ Wells, Of Calvert,
Harry, of Buffalo, N. Y, and Charles G.
Wells. of Elkton, are surviving brothers.
JOHN W. GAYNoK.
John w .Gaynor, formerly of Elk Neck
but more recently of Wilmington, died
suddenly at the residence of his son, in
Wilmington, Tuesday evening, from
asthma and heart failure, aged 10 years.
He Is survived by two brothers and q
sister-former Coroner Thomas Gaynor,
of New Castle county, G. Washington
Gaynor, of Elk Neck, and Mrs. Ella Hen
erickson, of Philadelphia. He is also
'~vived by six children. The funeral
will take place tomorrow Sunday af-
ternool so mhis late residence, and in
terment WI be made in Hart's Gene
terry, Elk Neck.
AMOS CALLINGS.
Amos Ceilings, who formerly kept
store in Elkton, and is we'll known in
this county, dropped dead at his home
In Wilmington, Del, on Thursday morn
ing, on his way to work, aged 81 years.
He is survived by his wife, three sons
and one daughter William, Walter, Ed
ward and Mrs. Cecil Husfelt, of North
East. His funeral will be held tomor-
row Sunday at p. m, with services
at the residence of Mrs S. H. Potts,
Elkton. Interment will be made in Elk
ton cemetery.
MRS. CLARA E. PARIS.
Mrs. Clara E. Paris died at the I'm
ion Hospital on Wednesday evening, of a
complication of diseases, aged 81 years.
She 81 survived by her husband, Mr.
She is survived by her husband, Mr.
| Woodall Paris, and two young children
Mrs. Paris was a daughter of Mr.
eral services will be held at her late
| home, near Cayot's Corner, on Sunday
| at 1890, with interment in Bethel Gene
| 1ery.
| MRS. MARY KING THOMAS
Mrs. Mary King Thomas, widow of the
| late Thomas Thomas and a sister O.
Samuel and Charles King, of Elkton
| died early Friday morning, at her home
in Philadelphia, aged So years. At thu
time of going to press arrangements hat
not been completed for the funeral.