The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-11-08
DEATHS OF THE WEEK
HARyEf ANDERSON.

particularly sad death was that Of
Harvey Anderson. who died about ave
O'Clock Monday morning AT the Union
hospital, Eikton, after an operation for
appendicitis. Tne young man, son Of Mrs
Maggie and the late Fran Anderson, or
blake. had gone to Philadelphia Monday
week and entered Banks Business College.
on Wednesday he was taken Ill and went
to city physician, who prescribed for
MIN, giving him the Impress. ON that there
was nothing much the mat er But the
young man gies worse apd on Friday
came home and The family physician. ve-
cognizing the gravity of the case, brougbtS
him to Union Hospital, but peritonitis
had developed and an operation ON Sat-
urday failed to save his life.
the father died recently and brother
passed away sixteen months ago The
mother, another brother, living In Idaho
survive him. Deceased was 81 years Of
age and was formerly principal of Blake
school The foneral was held yesterday
friday with services in Moore's Chapel,
at 1 O'Clock, and In erment was made In
adjoining cemetery
MILTON X. HASSON.
Stricken with paralysis for the third
Line saturday, Milton X. Hasson died at
MS home near Blue Ball Tuesday morn
ing, without rega.ning consciousness, in .
MS 67tn year. He was born near Port
Deposit, the son of Washington Hasson
For many years he lived near Blue Ball,
where he devoted his life TO farming, be-
ing especially prosperous. He was well
known and among the most prominent
residents of Cecil county.
nis wife, Catherine Leonard, died six
years ago, leaving him one son, Charles
y. Hasson, who slnce his mothers death
mas bee managing the home place and
nr. Hasson lived with him. One brother
Levi Hasson and two sisters, Mrs. Mary
Tome and Mrs. Sallie Winchesle all OF
r ort Deposit, also survive him The fun
eral was held yesterday friday from
his late home at ten o'clock and inter-
ment was made in Rosebank Cemetery.
JAMES THOMAS MccAULEY.
Mr.. James Thomas McCauley, a much
respected citizen OF Cecil county, died
Wednesday of last week at the home of
his son, Charles McCauley, near Andora
years was employed at Carter's mills. He
IS survived by nine cailaren-MIs. Mary
Tnng, OF Cherry Hill; S. Clinton McCau-
ley. of Principle Furnace; Charles T. Nc
Cauley, of Andora; MIS- Maggie Janney,
OF Andora; Albert B. McCauley, of Dem
yer, Col; Mrs. Sarah Drummond, OF
Hickory Hill, Pa; ]. Ewell McCauley, OF
Connecticut, and |. Day McCauley, of
Lewisville, Pa
The funeral was held from his sons
home Sunday afternoon with .nterment
at Cherry Hill NJ. E. Cemetery.
MRS. ELIZABETH sMlTHsoN.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smithson, a well-kn0wn
resident of Port Deposit, died at the
home of her son, Rumsey Smithson, on
Sunday morning. She Is survived by two
daughters and two sens Hsr funeral
was held from her late residence Tues
day afternoon and nterment was made in
West Nottingham Presbyterian cemetery.
JOSEPH GUIBEsoN
Mr. Joseph Guibeson, an employee OF
the p, B. & w. Railroad Co., died Mon
day at his home at. North East, after an
illness OF tuberculosis. He was thirty
Inree years OF age and is survived by a
wife and several children.
MISS BELLE KEITHLEY
Miss Belle Keithley died recently at
the home o: her brother, John r. Keith
ley, in Elk Neck. The funeral was held
Tuesday OF lasl week and lnterment was
made in Harts NJ. E. Cemetery.
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