The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-04-07
OBITUARY..
THOMAS J. MILLER

THOMAS J. MILLER
The funeral of MIR. Thomas j. Miller
who died of paralysis at his home a
Monkton, took place on Sunday, ser
vices and interment at st. james Epis
copal Church, Monkton, Revs. lleisst
and Lanham officiating. MIR. Miller
was 20 years old.
| JAMES =. HAGAN
MIR. James +. Hagan died at his home
at Fork on Monday. His funeral took
place on Wednesday. services and inter
ment at st. Johns Catholic Church,
Long Green. He is survived by his
| widow. who before her marriage WAS
Miss Annie NJ. Shanahan, and four
children.
e. A. LYON.
C. A. Lyon. son of the late Oliver
Lyon, who in early life residedin Havre
de Grace, d ed at his home in Texas on
Tuesday. Mr. Lyon was prominent
member of the Bull Moose party, and
one of Col Roosevelt's warmest advo-
Gates in Texas. He has II number of
relatives in Hartford.
MRS ST. CLAIR HESS.
Mrs. St Clair Hess died suddenly at
her home in West Hartford on Tuesday
night, aged az years. The cause of her
death was Bright's disease. Her fu-
neral will take place from Good Will
Evangelical Church, near Rutledge, on
this friday morning, interment in the
adjoining cemetery. Besides her hus.
band. II children survive her.
vALLIE AYERS.
Mr.. Vallie Ayers died at st. Joseph's
Hospital on Thursday, March both, after
an operation for stomach trouble. Ills
funeral took place on Monday morning,
interment in the New Cathedral Gene.
terry, Baltimore. Mr.. Ayers was the
son of Mr.. and Mrs Richard AYERS, of
Rocks, and besides his widow, Mrs.
Mary Manning Ayers, he is survived by
two sons.
COLEMAN CARROLL
Mr.. Coleman Carroll, GS years old,
died of paralysis on Wednesday night
at the home of his nephew, William G.
Anderson, of near Bel Air His funeral
will take place this friday morning
at 10 30 O'Clock, services and interment
at Union Chapel Nj. p. Church, wilma.
He il survived by one son. W. Everett
Carroll. of Bel Air. Mr.. Carroll has
resided IN this community all his life,
and WAS II practical painter.
ROBERT II. HOPKINS.
Robert Il. Hopkins, son of the late
jacob Hopkins, of Aberdeen, dropped
dead on Sunday while taking up collcc.
ton in Calvary Presbyterian Church.
Baltimore. Mr.. Hopkins, who WAS 81
years old, WAS financial secretary and II
prominent worker of the church. lie
il survived by widow. Mrs. MolIie Il.
Hopkins, and two children His funeral
took place from his late residence on
Tuesday morning, and intcrment was
made in Grove Presbyterian Cemetery,
Aberdeen.
MAURICE COCHRAN.
Mr. Maurice Cochran died at the home
Of his son, Mr.. William Cochran. nj
Taylor. on Monday, aged ~ years.
Death was due to the iniirmtes incl
dent to his advanced age. Ills funeral
took piece from his late residence nn
Wednesday morning. services and in
terment ut st. Johns Catholic Church,
Long Green. Rev. Father lIouck official
ing. He IL survived by four sons, Daniel.
John, William and Anthony Cochran,
and five daughters, Mrs. Annie Turn
bull, Mrs Nancy Brookhart, Mrs jesse
Walker and Mrs. Celia Erwin. all Of
Hartford. and Mrs. Jason Sturtts, Of
Wilmington, Del, 65 grand children
and 2G great grand children.
ROBERT W. HUNTER.
Major Robert W. Hunter, brother Of
Major J. A Hunter. of Bel Air. died Mt
the AllcndAle Apartments, Washington.
on Sunday night after nm illness Of two
weeks duration Major Hunter was II
frequent visitor to Hartford, where he
had large circle of acquaintance
He was born in Martinsburg, W. Va
in 1897, and after graduating from the
University Of Virginia AT the age Of IS
enlisted in the Confederate army. and
through his gallant fighting won M
enviable reputation. When the war
ended he opened a law Office in Win.
chester, Va, and edited the Winchester
Times. Later he was appointed ~
Secretary Of Military Records by Cover.
nor swanson, but after holding this
office for four years gave all his atten
ton to the practice Of law in Washing
ton. Major Hunter WAS married tire,
times. The remains were taken t.
| Winchester. Va, where funeral ser
vices were conducted on Tuesday after