The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-09-06
DEATHS OF THE WEEK
LUCIUs C. WHITE

ne uedln OF Luclus Terry Nhilei
cashier of the Cecil National Bank, of
Port Deposit, occurred on Friday of last
week at the Maryland General Hospital,
after an operation for stomach trouble,
from which he had been for some time
a severe sufferer. His suffering and
death has brought sorrow to wide cir
Gle of friends.
Mr.. White was the son of Barbara and
the la'e Clinton j. White, and was 5s
years of age. He was a man of the
highest character and universally es-
teemed and respected. Fraternally he
was an enthusiastic Mason, and was I
past grand master of Harmony Lodge oil
Port Deposit, and the Royal Arch Chap
ter OF Elkton. He is survived by his
wife and two daughters-Misses Clara
E. and Roberta G. White; also by two
sisters and three brothers-Mrs ]. A.
Mitchell, of Baltimore; Mrs. Elizabeth
Woodley, of Annapolis; John D. White,
of Philadelphia, Clinton ]. White of Elk
ton, and Harry White, of Perryvills
The funeral was held Tuesday morn
ing, with interment at Hopewell Gene
terry.
JOHN THOMAS CHURCHMAN.
Mr.. John 7. Churchman died last Sun
day at his home at Sylmar, after lin.
gering illness from a complication o.
diseases, aged 20 years. He is survived
by widow and the following children;
Harry, of Trenton, n. j.; Charles and
Morton, Pa; Austin, of Philadelphia
Chester Of Oxford; Maybelle, wife of H
l.. Armour, Greenhurst; LYDIA wife o.
| Charles T., Perry Svlnar wi n
VIM. H. Cummings, and Vista, wife o.
DR.. ]. 7. Cannon, both of oxford. two
brothers and a sister also mourn his
death: Amassa, of Calvert, Charles, o
Wilmington, Del, and Mrs. Theodore
Brown, of Appleton. The funeral tool
place from his late home Shursday, a
1879 a. M, and interment was made il
Rosebank Cemetery, Calvert Mr.
Churchman was veteran of the Ciyi
War, being for 8 years in PurneE Lee
g,on.
MISS ANNA L. ELLIS.
Miss Anna Louisa Ellis, daughter o
the late Francis a. Ellis and a sister o
the late Dr. Charles NJ. Ellis, died Mon
| day afternoon at her home on East Mail
| street, after a long illness which sh
had suffered with great Christian forti
| tude. Miss Ellis was one of Elkton'
| best known ladies, and her works o
| charity and kindness endeared her t
all She Is survived by one sister, Mrs
Mary E. Tull, of Elkton and t, rec broth
| ers, Rudulph, Col. Philip H., and Fran
G. Ellis, of Philadelphia.
| Funeral services were held at th
| house Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock
THOMAS CLAY.
| Thomas Clay, we'll known and re
s2ected farmer living on the Ca.ie
farm near Pivot Bridge, died early Tues
| day morning, aged IS years. He suffere
slight stroke about a year ago, bu
was not in a dangerous condition unit
| over -eXertion on Monday caused an at
| tack of heart failure, from which h
died next morning. He is survived b
his wife and five children-Miss May, o
| Wilmington; Irwin, Joseph, Misses Jen
ME and Nellie Clay, at home. The fun
eral was held Friday afternoon at
o'clock, with services at the house an
interment at Bethel Cemetery.
ROBERT NJ. EGNoR
Ro5ert NJ. Egnor, a puch respecte
citizen of Cherry Hill, died Wednesda
evening of last week, after long Hines
| aged = years. He was an epert mill
| wright, but had been unable to work a
his trade for a number of years He
| survived by his wife, who was daugh
ter Of william Il. Spratt, of Providence
| five sons and one daughter. Mrs. Adria
8. FoUte. He was the eldest brother G
Mrs. Thomas c. Major, OF Elkton.
The funeral was held Saturday after
noon with interment at Head Of Chris
tiana Cemetery.
A. Z. PROCTOR.
A. E. Proctor, formerly of Philadel
ph.a, who several years ago bought tn
fonker farm near Union Church an
moved to this county, died Friday nigh
after an Illness oS several weeks, age
about 60 years He is survived by b
wife and one son.
MRS. HETTIE HEVLOW
Mrs. Hettie Hevlow, of Earleville, die
at the residence of her daughter in Law
Mrs. Elizabeth Hevlow, August &c, a.
10 years. She is survived by two daugl
ters, Mrs. Daniel Lolar, of Newark, an
Mrs. John Wooleyhar VI Cecilto.