The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-07


Mra- Elizabeth r Hammond A.,
a. her residence IN New NsrEss
Monday, al % O'Clock, in her al
year. Her funeral took place On En- ae
! day at three O'Clock. Services TT IT
/ held 81 the residence and ju,s,rDle
was made at New Market Csmatlassat
KLINE.
Mr.. Isaac Kline, the well -,o
gate-keeper on the National tn,noTa
az the western base Of soutb WplAs
tain, near BOonsboro', saws tbe poua'
I teT. died on Friday last, after i ii,Sgl''
+ ing illness from consump,jor ger e,,
81 years. He was q member =. 'sN
La Grange Lodge 1. o. o 'as
Boonsboro'. His funeral took 1lsoIa =; 81
Boons6oro', Oh sunday norning.
MAYNARD.
Dr.. J. II. Maynard, Of Ha,er..o..
died last Thursday. the 30th Dl,imaa'
al his home 10 the above plsce fron',
the effects Of stroke Of paralysisnu
ceived short time ago. He I. agas
81 Year, aud was g prominent DbSsi
cian aud courtly gentleman. H wa'
the father Of Mrs. Il. 3. Ramsb1-, :.
this city. A wife and one child an i"
viye him. The remains were br9ioh.
here for interment.
NASEoss.
On sunday afternoon last da.,h
came to Mrs. Mary Ellen W. Nsnrossa
widow Of the late John Manro-s Fso
and claimed her f0r his own. Tbis
teamed woman was in her ejghfiafb
year, and resided with her dsucbts,
Mrs. Eli Manroes, on East CInrch
street, General debility a. the can.a
Of Der demise. The funeral occnrrad
Oh Wednesday following.
PITTISGER
says the Liberty Of Banner: Mr.
Newton Pittinger, highly respected
and prominent citizen and farmer ~
Clem-Obyil.- vicinity. died al afonts
O'Clock on Friday afternoon last after
Z few days Illness, Of Brght's diseass
The deceased was brother OF .ycnr.
gus L. PIttluger. Of lear here. jscoh
y. Pittinger, Of New London. AM Miss
Barbara Plymire, Of Cniouville. 4
wife and two children survive.
CLAGEIT
Ms Ann Martin Clagett an s,sd
ana highly esteemed resident. Of near
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land, her home, on Tuesday morning
having passed the eighty-fourth mile.
stone OF .ife's Journey She wss tha
@lao" o. ne late Capt Samuel
C.sggett, Of Washington County Who
passed away many years ago. She
"As : person o. superior attachments
ana 10 every action always considered
Inc feelings and wants OF Others.
thorough Christian she was Is regards
-er S5clal aud religious views and
cnaUtabl- 70 all who needed assistance.
>he Nas o. French descent and in her
youth had The great happiness OF he.
Ing IetIed by La Fayette, when on
his memorable visit 10 America. She
vas then quite lille girl. 4 host Of
iflends sorrow al the removal Of the
genial woman from their oompsnjon.
snip aud shed silent tear when
thoughts OF her possess them.
SISTER sTANIsLAUsE.
After week OF intense suffering
cue 10 stroke OF paralysis, received on
Monday, the 25;h ultimo, the spirit Of
good Sister Stznislause Spa0liing took
hight from its earthly abode and
sought eternal rest in the realms star
InIs being the PAschal time the usual
elaborate ceremonies for the desd were
not Observed IL their entirety by the
feilgelse. The remains were inferred
IL the convent graveyard 81 the foo. Of
The garden
Sister S.anuy. s. she VS. fsuiiisrlr
knowns vss Desr relative Of Arch.
o.s1op SpS0ldlDg. snd also of the
Mss Hesse, 81 California. who wa
quite well Known here. she bsd b-4n
a. Inmate q the cloiste. for ST lest
Unity wears, sud entered when he
as =, oUi u her tens Her If hss
l-rl nArked BY noble trs5rs Of s.4lt.ssr.
H1ce a1d devotion 10 The boly csns
S1.e1 she espogsed ard iiy.i m n
Win s3co admissible ooc.sDcy SO
|As .SvO-l,s sitn u.osh srh.,,:x 81
LEI sls,sr Nus sUd her lc.ss viii -
devl-y e: Q! al So0 knew her Esr
.As& esEnl! So. ~Ss the res.iiny y
S9De p5o1s Exercises. IL the aourss az
men SIC received the warning that
oe- .ln= wss limited AMI 70 nrsrss-a nv
he nesting with her Mister
SERIvga
Nj. Frederick Shriver. $ native If
t'V1eaes aud ; msn prominent in
o2sloess clre.es, died in Baltimore Isl
SATURDAY. from brouehisl trouble. sci
= years he had suffered more than
!eAs viii this mzlsdy, and lately
oeFSen. severe surgical otersfion
\ widely distributed host AZ friends
deeply regret the divine summons
when caused The death o. this populsr
gentleman. He was well known he's
S1Ste lie hs> many friends
he wSs horn 3, FREDERICK Anil
-o.n, ISIS After STUDYING in the
snoAo-s q Baltimore he was graduated
;-om Ch2Tliers Institute. in New
ioFA- he returned 70 Baltimore snd
engaged ID the Steamboat business
si4 his father. Mr.. J. A!exsuder
c1flSeE. On the death Of MS father he
~As appointed ageut Of the New York
-Aa Baltimore Transportation Com
sAny Sod the Baltimore ana Phila-
&c pms Steamboat Compsny. Hewas
also s. one time the Baltimore rep-e-
Sensitive q several other steamship
companies
Nj >Auver was uenter Of the
Mar! .ano Club, the Autheuaaum-C Club.
.-s Merchants Club and the Bait
i-ofe OcIlllou. He wss formerly a
l-sinoT. @. the Eikriige Club. sni 10
- e@tly days wSs its secretary:
= director II the National
Bans g. Commerce and 5 ,ru.tee Of
'1y bA4AnaoFe Orphan Asylum.
"a 9aluSEy, 1871. he wss married 10
Ms MaTtlS A. Nicbo,son Ssurhter
.aH III.