The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-01-21
PASSED OVER THE RIVER.
Deaths OF Well-KnOwn Citizens from Grip,
Pneumonia and other Causes.


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For over fifty wears the well known form OF
Mr.. Charles H. Henneman WAS 1t familiar one
on the streets of Westminster. No matter
what the condition of the weather he was at
his tailor shop, unless prevented by sickness,
which was very rare. Abaut twelve years ago
the shop which he had occupied for over forty
wears was torn down in order to open Ralph
street. when he removed to the Albaugh Row,
on Court street. For a number of years he
resided in his property on Bond street
About two weeks previous 10 his death he
was taken sick with consumption, followed
bv grip and pneumonia, causing his death on
Tuesday, about l o'clock a. IN. Mr.. Henne-
man was born in Hampstead district, aud was
in his 10Th wear. He learned the tailoring
business in Baltimore, on Gay street, and he
was full of interesting "reminiscences of the
seven wears apprenticeship and that city.
Shortly after he moved to this city and AT once
began merchant tailoring. continuing the same
until his death. la religion he was member
of 81 Paul's Reformed Church. in politics AN
ardent Democrat. was member OF salem
Lodge. No. CO. l. 0. o. F., having becomes
member in 1880. and eujoyed the respect and
esteem of all. His wife. who survives ann
was a Miss Eyerharl Of Manchester One
sister. Mrs Nelson Yingliug, resides ~ BAIT
more.
His funeral took place on Thursday morn
ing from the church nj ten O. clock, and was
largely attended The pali-bearers were mem
bers OF the lodge. which attended IN body
AUGUSTUS r. VENT.
Augustus B.. son Of c. r. Wcntz. %! sam
mi, Station. on the W VI. K. r.. died Mon
day st noon of typhoid lever, aged ~ years,
atteran illness of over SIX weeks. Nj. Nenid
was born az Summit Station, where he resided
all through lie. following the occupation al
farming. About % wears ago hc marned
Miss MandIIa. daughter oI Jacob Neuc"ey ct
Mrlrose. this county. who survive nan. he
sides las wity his pare't>, three hrothrr> and
one sister survive. ..i~ parents arr Nj. st'ia
Mr.. G. r. Woutl. Of summit. The brothers
are G. y. and i. b. Vent. al Hanover. IA,
o. b. WENT. Of l.iuehoru. aud Mrs Willis
Tracy. the sister. also OF Llue0oro.
The funeral Wa, held uu Thursday morning
n 10 o. clock. Short services were heid ~
the house. after vbiCh the funeral proceeded
10 Lazarus Church, at L,neboro, where inter
meat was made. Rev. G. VI Eyster Off
ciatins-
MRS. CArHARINE YINGLNI.
Mrs Caihariue. wife af the late Lew llug
ling. died FRIDAY morning OF last aees, iu
Silver Run. aged - years, II monih, aud =
DAYS She is survived by one daughter. Alr,.
George Iavvc-. OF Silver kGo-
The funeral ,ank pIncr ou Monday morn
ing Inlarmeur was made ~ the Lutheran
church cemcicr, 80 SILVER Ra,- Re- Wa.
Ehrhari ottigjSIsJ
rHuIF DARBY.
M Pb.up ID. pafHy, President OF 'he
ueil kuowu DARBY Manufacturing Company.
or Baltimore. died 5H "Wednesday last. ass.
o. wears. About 1--we wears ago DE s,s lasaI
szcE. siuc, which ,jme be a. mostly Us'HhH,-i
te his residence. 90 Sunday LAST he 'r.' ~a
well that he vgas taken out ln his rnshHE caa5r.
Aas upon BIS -einrp he seemed 90 ggoH eag-<
and died SIS above SISTED M Darby s5s g
usiive al Nsrliu,hurg West NFgsrsa. lis
hrsl uiis aA, N.ss NAfgarrt iisms, aal feo
children hy Ar7 suryiva. Ill, second eiIa sAs
Mss Hs,tir j. FarlouE Wbo Survives higU.
" Darby was an earnest worker iH The VI
T. Church. ~ which b. had long becu a
uscsabcr. ubste ip business circle, bis name
uas r. syalmym tay pauciGally and correct
aess. his SISTER. Mr.. Etza Shr~ese. has
t,su q RESIDENT 1T this rily Cos uumter at
wears. Tbr funeral ;ogN place yesterday
Fraar afternoon and s4> sagsv.s al'sa3+Hi.
Rev. e. Herbert Hsraarleau. objected
urs NoEvoslu-
Mr.. Norwood. aite af Howard Nurseut,
,saau, ou the f4rm 81 Mr Ffanes> g. 6ss.
as8. uvar Waicvsysl,r. a.si ..u Iues.ia, last