Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-19
THE OB1rUaxY RECOKD.

Recent iSeaths In this ComDunity.
The many friends Of the families who
have been afflicted were shocked to hear
yesterday Of the. death, at O'Clock on
Sunday morning, of Mrs. Annette. wife OF
). W. Is. Bausman, ESQ.,, and fourth
daughter of Hon. Thos. E. Franklin. Mrs.
Bausman, who was one OF tho brightest,
best known and most popular young
LADIES' Of the, city, was married In May
1880. Mr.. and Mrs. 3. soon Afterwards
made q trip TO Europe and have since then
lived in this city and we're just completing
an elegant new residence on the grounds
of the Franklin property on West Chest
nut street. Only since Thursday has her
critical illness been matter of general in
formation and the end came with shocking
suddeuness to her wide circle Of friends in
this city and throughout Eastern Penn
sylvapja.
l,ealh Of Mrs. Julian GrabilI.
Mrs. Julian Grabill, who died at Me-
chanicsburg, this county, on Friday, was
buried oday from the residence Of her
son in law, Marks G. Wenger. Mrs. Gra-
bill was in the 8Sth year OF her age at the
time OF her death, and was a woman of
more than ordinary ph ysical and mental
vigor. She was widely known and highly
respected.
Duath Of Mrs. Elizabeth dioiz.
Mrs. Elizabeth Getz, widow of the late
George Getz, died of dropsy at tho resi-
dence of her son, Benjamin G.. Getz,
Mountvillc, on Sunday evening, juno IS,
in the S5th year other age. She leaves a
very large circle of friends. Two of her
sons, John aud Jacob S. Getz, are we'll
known residents of this city and it is a
sad coincidence that Jacob learned OF his
mothers death to-day while he was in at
tendance at the funeral of his wife's
mother, Mrs. Grabill, whose death is
mentioned above. Mrs. Getz will be buried
on Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
1ntermont at Lancaster cemetery.
Death OF MIRA. Fanny FrOelich.
Mrs. Fanny Froelich, widow of the late
John Froelich, of West Hempfield town.
ship, died at the residence of her son-in-
law, FL. S. Colin, Mountville, Sunday
morning, June IL, i'm the 18th year of her
age. She had for good while past been
troubled with heart disease, and her
death was not unexpected. Her funeral
will take place Wednesday afternoon. The
funersl services will be hold ip the U. B.
church, and the interment takes place in
Mountville cemetery.
Death Of Rev. Dr.. Brown.
Rev. ]. A. Brown, ID. D., father Of j.
Hay Brown, esq.,, of this city, died at his
residence, No. 225 North Duke street,
about half past 2 o'clock this afternoon,
from return stroke of paralysis, having
received former stroke year Or two
ago.
DR.. Brown was about 65 years of age
and was, at the time of his death, ono Of
the ablest and best. known divines in the
Lutheran church. Shortly after entering
the ministry he was appointed assistant to
Rev. DIR. A. II. Lochman, of York. This
was his first charge and after filling it fol-
some time he went TO Reading,
where he labored successfully for many
years. He subsequently went South be
fore the war to accept professorship il
Newberry college, South Carolina. Al
the breaking out of the war he resigned hi
chair and came North. After few years
of quiet labor he was elected president Ol
Pennsylvania college, Gettysburg, which
position hc held until within few years
ago, when he was stricken with paralysis
from which he never fully lecovered-hi:
speech being partially impaired, and
his arm and limbs being somewhat en-
feebled. At the close of the collegiate
year 1881 he resigned the presidency and
came to Lancaster in the fall OF that year,
where he has since lived.