The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-02-17
MRS. MARY f.. K. SMITH


Mrs. Mary f. r. Smith. widow o
Robert Clinton Smith died on Wcdncs
day, February Sth aged rs years. fu
neral services were held at her lat,
home on Saturday, Rev. +. ". Wrotl
officiating. lnterment in Darlington
Cemetery. She is survived by sol
George c. Smith, of Collingswood, \
j., and daughter, Ethel c. Smith. OF
Chenille.
MRS. SARAH A. HUGHES
Mrs. Sarah A. Hughes, widow of the
late Thomas 5. Hughes, died at her
home in Baltimore on Saturday. She
was rs years old and had been i'll feeble
health for several years. Before her
marriage the deceased was Miss Sill
yer, of near Havre de Grace. Services
were held from her late residence on
Monday evening at 8 o'clock and inter
mcnt was made in Harmony cemetery
MRS. ANNIE NJ. SHANNON
Mis-. Annie NJ Shannon, aged Sc
years, died at the home o. her daugh-
ten, Mrs. Edward Mcmahon in Wal
brook on Sunday after having been in
poor health for some time. She is sur
vivcd by two daughters, Mrs. Edward
Mcmahon and Mrs. Cora Adams and
one son, MI. Harry Shannon, of Bel
Air. Funeral services were held from
her late residence on Wednesday and
interment was at Rock Spring.
MRS. EVE CARTER
h,.l H.. II l,tn
b. +. Carter, died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Belle White, of Balti-
mole, ON Sunday in her Goth year. Fu-
neral services we've held from her late
residence on Tuesday and mtcrmcnt
was made at Mt. Zion Cemetery The
ministers officiating We're Revs. Biggs,
Lowell and Kirk. Mrs. Carter is sur
vived by three daughters. Mrs. Belle
White, Mrs. Elijah Whistler Mrs. VIM
DerIickson and three sons. MesSIs
Harry, John 7. and Nathaniel Carter
DIR. JAMES H. JARRETT
DR.. James II. Jarrett, Il native of
Taylor, died at his home in Towson on
Sunday after having come within a
few days of reaching 90 years of age
He was a physician and during the Civ
il War served a. Il surgeon with the
Union forces. In 1855 he represented
Hartford county in the Legislature. La
ter he took up the practice of medicine
in Baltimore County and became the
nestor of the medical profession at
T0wson. About year ago DR.. jarrett
underwent an operation and recuperat-
ed with the vigor Of much younger
man.
MISS LETlTlA SLEE
Miss Letitia Slice died on Tuesday
at the home Of her parents. Mr., and
Mrs. Cicero c. Slice, of Aberdeen, after
fivc weeks of patient and heroic suf-
fering. She was the youngest Of sew
en- children and was born at the family
home stead ut Stepney where she spent
her girlhood. Recent years were spent
had gained many friends. She will be
missed there and in Hartford for her
life was one Of kind thoughts and
CHEEKY actions, the influence of which
was enjoyed by all who knew her. She
leaves her parents, two sisters, Mrs.
Otis NJ. Blair, of Portland, Ore, Ms.
Robert Williams, of Washington. ID. c.
and four brothers, Mr.. John Il. Slice, of
Brooklyn, Mr.. Warren Slice, of Nor
wood Mass, Mr.. George Slice, of White
Marsh, Pa. and Mr.. Harold NJ. Slice, of
Babylon, n. Y. Funeral services took
place from her late home on Thursday
at 30 +. NJ. Rev &. &. Oliver oific-
lated and the intermcnt was IN Spesu-
tia Cemetery. The pallbearrrs were
her cousins: William NJ. Hopkins, Hur.
ny G. Hopkins. e. Hollis Hopkins, G.
Edward Martin, Lewis G. Martin, G.
Edward Martin.