The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-02-21
OBITUARY
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.
CRAWFORD.


Before the Silent Reaper.
CRAWFORD.
Mr.. Thomas Crawford died at his
home in Evansville, on Wednesday.
the 18th inst, of drOpsy, after long
illness. Interment was made at the
graveyard of the Urbana M. E. Church.
PICKING.
Mrs. Charlotte Picking died on
Thursday morning, at the home Of her
niece, Miss Laura Warlz, near EN-
mitsburg. Deceased was ninety Years
old and had been ill for long time.
She was a sister of the late Thomas
Picking, who for a number of wears
held the position of flour Inspector in
Baltimore.
WALTERS.
Charles Walters, infant son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Walters, died at the
home of its parents on West Fourth
street, on last Saturday morning. The
funeral took place on Sunday after
noon, and was conducted by Rev.
Luther Kuhlman, Of this city Inter
ment was made in Mt. OliVet Gene
terry.
BRENGLE.
Died at her home in Baltimore, on
last Saturday, Mrs William II. Bren-
gle, formerly Miss Louise Schmidt
daughter of Mr.. Jacob Schmidt, If this
city. Her brothers and sisters are
respectively, Mr.. VIM. F. Schmidt.
Mr.. J. Henry Schmidt, Mrs Washing
ton Marmon and Mrs. Charles Sim.
of this city, who attended her fun
eral.
DILLON.
Mrs. Virginia G. Dillon, wife Of
Luke G. Dillon, died at her home one
mile west of Middletown. on SUNDAY
morning last, after a long and severe
illness. She was in the 5lst year Of
her age and leaves one son and
daughter Mrs. Dillon was sister of
Mrs @. G. Rhoderick, of Middetown,
this county, also of Mrs. VIM H. Nc
Caffrey, of this city.
WORDSWORTH.
Mrs. Catherine Wordsworth. widow
of the late Matthias Moleswor died
at the residence of her son, near Wood
vile, on Thursday, the 18th inst, aged
70 years. She leaves three children:
John j. Wordsworth, Woodvilie Dis
trict; Mrs. Rachael r. Aldridge, of
Carroll County; and Mrs Susan c.
Mount, of Damascus, Montgomery
County. Interment was made iii the
family lot in Prospect Cemetery. The
funeral services were in charge Of Rev.
j. T. Marsh.
BOYD.
Mr. Wilson r. Boyd died at StauD-
ton, Va, on last Friday, Of paralysis.
aged 20 years. His funeral took ilace
from the home of his brother, Mr..
David Boyd, 2ll0 MARYLAND avenue.
Baltimore. Mr. Boyd was born IN
Frederick and was the son Of Mr.
David Boyd, a resident Of tins city.
He was engaged in the insurance bust.
ness in Baltimore for about 80 wears
and afterward moved to Stauntou. va.
His children, who survive him, are
MIR. Harry Boyd and Miss Ida Boyd
CRoNIsE.
Mr. Joseph c. Cronise died al his
home on West Third street. on We'd.
nesday morning, after severe illness
of three weeks. Mr. Cronise had lt4n
suffering for long time from general
debility, but always maintained a cheer
full disposition, and was loved and re.
spected by large circle of friends lie
was born in Frederick county on March
10, 1923, ana began his career as
"a
cessful miller He took up his resi-.
dence In Frederick nineteen years ago,
and shortly after became presideur II
the FIederick-town Savings Iusiftu-
ton. where he won an enviable record
as afinancier. Among The position Of
trust and responsibility which he filed
with credit, may be mentioned The
treasurershp of the consistory Of The
Reformed Church, director of the id
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, aud
director in the Frederick and Opo>-um-
town Turnpike Company IL 1872
ne was elected a member of Tie
Board of County Commissioners on
the Republican ticket His children
are: A. G. Cronise. Harmony Grove;
e. l.. CroniSe, Frederick; Mrs. q. G.
kirkpatrick, Los Angles, Gala; Mrs
Albert Zimmerman, on the Manor aud
Miss Lille Cronise, at home. His
funeral will take place this Friday
morning, at $50 O'clock. from his ate
residence. Intermeut will be made 10
Mt. Olivet Cemetery, this city.