The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-10
OBITUARY
Some Of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.



samuel Glenn. 4 vel known farmer.
Nearly eighty years old. 0: Utica Mills,
this county. died Tuesday last The
funeral services were bed III the Lu-
-nerau Church, by a. pastor, Rev.
AspeF, assisted Is Rev. Todd.
FRALEY.
Mrs.. Susan Fraley. wife Of Mr.. Al
gus.us. FEaley. died al her home on
IVES. Patrick street. OF Tuesday even
lug .a>t. iatter = lingering Hines. Of cau-
Ger 81 the breast, she vas al e>rlma-
be and h.nd hearted WOMAN. Her
flnera. took pace yesterday.
ALBAUGH.
Jasper A.oaugh. q popular aud we'll
Know resident Of New Market Dis
trlct. died % May st a nis home. a
lev nAl-s east I New Market. utter
men; Vas made 81 Cent-al Cemetery.
Oh May 3gd. TIE deceased Wa = cou--
in u Mr.. William Alo=ugn. Of Fred
r.ick.
ER->E
NJ. >aMae. n1i,-. rr,i.esi farmer.
residing il L.b=z-s Ja8L-Lir. Pa. d I'll
So N-lues lay O.. -. Wees. aEei >
years He was tle Ia>t -urvivo- = 4
l4Fs- family Two eui.4-e- survive
MIN TIE remains were Inferred in
Tie Lutheran Cemetery IL Eua.t>-
ouES. on Friday morning last.
LANBRIGHr.
Nj. Phillip Lamor.ght. ole Of our
Wei! known butchers, departed rajs
life OIL Tues iay evening. al hi home On
south Market street, aged . wears
he lal u=e1 n DI-lu->s here for forty
years he wa> twice married. first u
Miss kuhn, who left several children.
his pFr>-nt wife Va. Miss Clara Top.
Pr. Ile funeral viii t4a- place this
.tteEu oon II O'clock: iuterme1t il
Nj. Oliyet CemeteFy
NICHOLS
The death OF Rev. Jas. X. Nichol..
D. D. occurred a. his home in Johns-
VILE. .as. sunday morning. For sew
era. years LIE h.s not been in active
discharge Of his ministerial duties.
but has always shown 5 marked re-
gard for the spiaitual welfare OF his fel.
low beings He had teen associated
with the Methodist Church for many
long years aud was regarded as one OF
the most energetic persons in all oper-
atious and on every subject He was
81 one time President OF the MARYLAND
Annual Conference. \ widow and
two daughters survive him. Funeral
took place on Wednesday last.
BCHRNAS
4 press dispatch 70 the Herald. from
MIddletown, dated May Attn. conveys
the sad tidings Of the death Of Hon.
I pton Buhrman. 81 Vauclevesyille,
Berkely County, W. Va, SATURDAY.
morning. aged Il years. Mr.. Buhi.
man was for many yean engaged IN
( the mercantile business ST Myersville.
where he formerly resided, and also
served s. postmaster for some time.
He served three terms in the Mary
land Legislature, having been elected
I as Delegate from Frederick County,
by the Republicans in 1854, IS aud 81.
Some years ago he went out of the mer.
eantlle business and removed 10 Van.
clevesville, where be has since Teen
Z engaged in farming. He leaves wild.
ow aud eight children. five sons aud
three daughters. One Of the sons,
l Charles, resides in Baltimore. His re.
mains were brought TO Myersville on
Monday and inferred.
WINCHESTER.
Il Is again our painful duty to AN.
nounce the death OF lifelong resident
OF this city, and mau noted Tor his
abilities s. well IS for his services in
/ the interest OF education and the prog
( less Of the town, where be passed the
I greater portion of his useful life-Nsi
b. +. Winchester. ST the home OF his
nephew, Herbert Winchester. At West
I Camden, y. Y, where he lately made
his home. The infirmities OF old age
had fastened their hold upon him YES =
ago, put wonderful constitution en-.
ao.ed him 70 ward off the iuevitabls
7 contamination. The end came recent.
F ~; the deeessed's age being IS years.
Major Winchester was one Of the
most widely known citizens OF Fred
I erlck, aud possessed large circle OF
friends, who deeply regret the sad
/ ildings OF MS death and WILL honor his
memory IS the years roll on, refreshed
& now and then by living examples and
E "reminiscences Of his many notable a..
tons. he was member OF the Board
+ Of Aldermen, and during the principal.
ship Of the late Hiram Winchester. 90.
f eupied chair in mathematics az the
{ Frederick Female Seminary. He was
also au extensive property owner
His remains were brought here Ia,
interment in Mt. olivet Cemetery.
Irving Emerson, Drummond, Rus.