The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-05-08
OBITUARY
Some of Those who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.
BURDETTE.

BURDETTE.
Mr.. David Bnruette died on the
25th of April, at his home near Poplar
Springs, Howard County, aged 73
years.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Browning, of Ridgeville, this county,
died on April 18th, aged two weeks.
Tnterment was made in Pine Grove
Cemetery.
Mr. Jacob Specht died on April 80, at bis
home in Doubs, this county, aged ABOUT 10
wears. His funeral took place on the Sunday
%IIov;no- Services being held at the Lutheran
Church at that place, Rev. A. ID. Burke,
ofsciatiup. Interment was made IN MI. OIVe1
Cemetery, this city.
lsHoRB.
Mr.. J. de Barth Sborb died recently
at San Gabriel, CAL. where he was
largely engaged in the wine and grape
business. Mr.. Shorb was born in Fred
erick County, Nd, April 4th, lS42, and
graduated in 1859 at Mount st. Mary's
College, Emmitsburg, Md.
PEEN.
Mrs. Nancy Penn died at her home
near Mt. Airy, on April 22nd, aged
81 wears. Her funeral took place from
Mi. Olive Church, Rev. Campbell Of
floating. Ipterment was made in the
cemetery adjoining the church.
MoRY.
Caroline NJ. Mory died suddenly on
the 3rd inst. in Baltimore. Funeral
services were held at Madison avenue,
ON Monday evening. Interment was
made on Tuesday morning CD the ar
rival of the S.l0 Baltimore train, in
Nit. Olivet Cemetery.
ENSELRODE
Harry Enselrode, son of John Ensel-
rode, died on last Monday at the home
of his parents in Schleysville, of Oedma
of the lungs, aged seven years.
The funeral service was held at 81.
Johns Catholic Church, Rev. Fr.
Gaffney officiating, Interment was
made in ST. Johns Cemetery.
ABEY.
Henry Abey died at the pehitentiary.
aged SO years, where he was serving
term of six years for larceny. He was
convicted in the Frederick County
Court and sent to the penitentiary III
1898. His remains were inferred by
the Society of st. Vincent de Paul.
NEINABER.
Mr.. Henry Neinaber, formerly of Frederick,
died in New York City on last Wednesday
Mr. Neinaber was q member Of the Frederick
bar. He was also member of Father Nc
Elroy Council No. 40, Catholic Benevolent
Legion, and of St. Johns Beneficial Associa-
ton of Frederick. Deceased was thirty-four
years old and leaves an aged mother in this
city.
Blanche Virginia, infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Payne, died
at their home on West Third street,
on last Friday evening. The funeral
took place from the house on Sunday
afternoon, Rev. FIR. Gaffney officiating.
Interment was made in the Catholic
Cemetery.
Mrs. Lucinda Catharine Shuford
died at her home in Hagerstown, on
Wednesday of last week, aged 75 years.
She formerly resided in Burkittsville,
this county, and was the wife of Rev.
Mortimer Shuford. Her funeral took
place at Burkittsville on Friday from
the Reformed Church, Revs. ]. Span
gler Kieffer and w. &. Sykes officiated.
COOKERLY.
Mrs. Emma Cookery, wife of Mr..
Charles L. Cookery, of Brunswick,
this county, died on Sunday, April
26th, of consumption. Her funeral took
place in Brunswick on the following
Tuesday morning. Mrs. Cookery vas
formerly Miss Payne, and lived near
Sandy Hook. She married Mr.. Cook
erly about five years ago, and for a
time they resided near Middletown.
Harry r. Day, son of Richard r.
Day, of Adamstown, this county, died
on last Friday morning, of lockjaw,
aged years. About three weeks ago,
while the child was playing in the gar
den. he accidentally stuck rake tooth
in his foot, which made q very painful
wound. The injury was given careful
attention, but a few days later lockjaw
developed, causing his death. His fun
eral took place on Sunday at / O'Clock
fronI his home. Rev. Isaac T. Motter,
of the Reformed Church, Oficiated.
HUNTER.
Sister Mary Hunter, Mother Supe-
rior of the Convent of the Visitation,
of this city, died on Tuesday morning
last, of lingering paralysis. Sister
Mary Hunter was born in Baltimore,
May 9Th, 1870. She entered the Con-
vent at Georgetown, d. c., in 1886.
and came to Frederick 40 years ago.
She was elected Mother Superior of the
Convent eight different times, always
filling her position with marked abil-
ity. She was sister of Mrs. Rebecca
jenkins, of Baltimore, and was related
TO the Hunters of Montgomery County
Requiem Mass was said in the chapel
of the Convent on Wednesday morn
ing. The funeral service took place in
the Convent Chapel at o'clock in the
afternoon. Rev. f. O'Rourke officiat-
ing. Interment was made in the Con-
vent inclosure
2 Mrs. Laura Jones, wife of Mr.. Will
lam Jones, residing four miles west
of MiddletOwn. this county, died on
Monday, April 9th, at her home, of
acute bronchitis, aged 80 years. Her
illness was caused by cold contracted
by lying down where she was exposed
to draught, which chilled her. The
day referred TO was a warm one and
being heated and tired from putting
out a large family wash, Mrs.
Jones laid down TO rest. Deceased was
daughter of Mr.. Carlton III. Youkins,