The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-07-21
OBI TUARY.
MRS. ISABEL TAYLOR


Mrs Isabel Taylor, nv"d 60 yenr.,
died Ht her HON" nrnr Peruvian on
Saturday. Besides her husband she IL
survived by two daughters M"sdnmrs
u. w Byrd and j Il Keen. Ir., and
three sons. Mrssrs William r., ASA A. .
and Lawrence NJ Taylor. Her funeral
took place on Monday morning from
Spesutin Church. Rev George W
Thomas officiating. The pail hrnrrrs
were Nlrssrs. Cornelius Comic. T. NJ.
Hail. William u Osborn. q. N johnson,
Il. e. Cronin and DR.. j. II. Strr.
MRS. MARGARET /. uIsnHow.
Mrs Margaret l.. Dishrow, 81 ycnrp
old. died of paralysis ut the home Of
Nr. Hall Griffith. Mt r"rrymHn, on
Wednesday. July 18th, while making II
visit with her granddaughter Mrs vii.
liam Griffith, of f,mmorton Her funrrnl
took place from her residence Mt Edge.
wood on Saturday morning, intcrmrnt
IN Mt Carmel cemetery. Emmorlon,
Rev. Zimmerman officiating. One
daughter Mrs Elizabeth Rnumnn, Of
Edgewoud, and two Sons Mrssrs Fred
Disbruw, of Ehg"w0od, and j. S. Dl4.
brow. Of Forest Hin, survive her. II
X. Met omhs had charge Of the funeral.
WILLIAM r. MONK
Mr.. William 7. Monks died Mt the
home of his son, Mr. j. r, Monks, ncnr
Hickory. on Sunday morning, aged -
years. He IL survived by three sons,
MessrS. T. j. Monks. William T. Monk 81
and James +. Monks, and three dnugh
tcrs, Miss Mary H. Monks, Mrs. W. J.
Webster aud Mrs Alfred Thompson, nj,
of Hartford. llIH funeral took plhr,
Tuesday morning, services and inter
ment at Mt Tabor W. =. Church. Rcya.
Burdett and Sheridan officiating. TIE
pail bearers were Mcssrs. George NJ
Pyle, Joseph T. Hopes, T. u Grafton,
o. b Curcaud, j W. Peterson nuo
William o. Michael Dean n Son hno
charge Of the funeral arrangements
JOHN n. ERWIN.
Mr. John f. Erwin, the well known
proprietor of the hotel ut Fork. died n
the University Hospital, Baltimore, ~
Thursday after n brief illness. Mr.
Erwin, who was III years old. X 4uryiy'c
by his wife, Mrs. Rachr! T.. Erwin.
Funeral services were conducted from
Ebenczer Church on Monday morning
by Rev. Mr.. BenI former pastor
Nes+rs George YcIIott. Lester Smith,
W. .. Il. Wright, Leonard F'onrd, vii
liam J Shanahan. Charlie. IT, Rect
John Archer, Matthew Johnson, Wi
liam Smith and Dr. j. +. II Gprsurl
were honorary pail hchr"rs. The active
pail bearers were Messrs. Frank j
Bruins. Charles Mccarthy. Gilman IN
worth, BurgHn DilwOrlh, Frank DAw'
son and J ConneIy.
CHARLES WESLEY HARVARD.
Mr.. Charles Wesley Harvard who's,
serious illness WAS noted in our ln-
issue, died ut hi4 home near FuIfoh o.
Thursday morning. aged nearly H.
years. His funeral will take pInr,
from h- late residence on Sunday after
noon ut 2 O'Clock, services an
lntermcnt ut Mt, ZION VI. f.. Church
Mr.. Harvard was twice married HI
first wife was Miss Harriet james, %
Hartford, and the fruits Of this mHrring,
were seven children: Mrs. j. f.. W.
honey and Mrs. l.. w. Baxter, Of IInr,
ford. and Mrs. Charles Jones, Of BnItr
more; William d., Of Hartford, Mel
son and Fred. Of Tenn.4seo, and DR.
John Harvard. of Montgomery county
Some time after his first Wife'4 dcAti
Mr., Harvard married Miss Lydia Baker
sister Of Mr.. G. W. Baker, pf \herdcen
| by which marriag" one -on, Mr.. Winfield
Harvard, Of the Hartford bar. survives
| Mr. Harvard left for Eagle Pass on tn,
the 9th instant to JOIN Company y, M,
reached there only shortly before hi
father died. Mr. Harvard was at DIFF
ferent times in his life engaged in farm
ing, canning and general merchandising
ut Fulford. He was always identiiie
with the best interests of HarfOr
county and was appointment member 0
the Methodist Church for the mAjo
portion of is life. Quiet but digniGD
and courteous in manner, he was ma
of positive characteristics and was a
active factor in all undertaking wit
which he became connected