The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-10-27
Deaths of Well-KnOwn Citizens and Form
er Residents of Carroll County.


Mr. George W. Durbin, "A native and we'll
known resident of this city, died at the Anchor
Hotel. Sunday afternoon, aged ~ years. Mr..
Durbin was formerly engaged i'll farming near
this city. and during the administration OF
President Arthur was an emplOye OF the Bal
timore Customhuuse He leaves a widow and
several adult sons and daughters, all residents
of Holvoke, Mass. He visited his family at
IIolyoke at intervals and remained some time
with them, but for the most BART Spenl his de-
cliniug days among the familiar scenes OF his
past lie One of his characteristics Was his
uucompromisng honesty, HIS remains were
inferred Monday afternoon in the Durbm
family burial grounds, near this city. One
of his daughters was with him during the clos
ing days of his life, and tenderly ministered
to his comfort.
Mr. john Gardner, of Taneyto~n, died
Saturday, October -, at 5 clock p M,
from chronic appendicitis age 80 years,
months and > days. Mr.. Gardner was a TIN
smith and plumber by trade, and was in the
employ of George Bender. of McSherryStown,
in which place he died at the residence of
David kriSe. uu Main street. Mr.. Gardner
was subject 10 collie for the last II years, but
was able to work until the beginning of last
week. when he was taken seriously Ill with
the disease from which he died. HIS remains
were taken lo Ianeytowu. Twenty-lhree
wears ago Mr.. Gardner WAS married to Mary
Jane Fink daughter of VIM. Flax, OF fancy
town. who. together with 10 chtIircm-i sons
aud e duughterS-SurvIvr. Ills atrpmother
and two >trp-SisterS. of Nc,tmmStrr, AND lr.
Harry Gardner, "a slrp-lrother, "t lIamrv,
also survive. Funeral from ht> hate home on
Tuesday Services and luIrrmcut al 81
Joseph Catholic church, Rev. j. L Lennon
officiating.
Mr.. George ". Iamotte died at his residence
ia this city, Tuesday afternoon. aged about
% Years. He was formerly superintendent ot
the Baltimore and Rristrrstowu turnpike.
widow and two sons survive hmm. His family
have resided iu this county for number ct
years and were we'll known for their high
character. His remains were tak,u tn Pr"yf.
dence VI. Z. Church. Noolery'- distinct, oa
Thursday Members of Sairm Lodge Of odd
Fellows attended his funeral. Revs ". r.
Graham y. h., and VIM. \. Grouse othciat-
ing.
Mr. Mary Am Pelermau, widow of Ben
ianiiu Petertnau died at the home ot her son.
Noah Pgtrrmau Hanover. Pa. uu Tuesday
last from the effects of "a stroke oi paralysis
received about iuur wears ago Since then
she has hs.u au invalid. bat mp TO srveu weeks
aeo she vas siic TO be- up aud about. The
deceased was q daughter of John SrevIg, OF
THIS county About "a wears ago she was
united 100 marriage Ia Benjamin Peterman.
also of this county, who died - wears ago
Nr,. Petcrmsu was - years, 10 months and
10 DAYS old. and with the exception ut the past
four wears spent iu Hanover, Hvsd all her life
he this county.
She /, survived Pos tao SONS Noah Peter.
man. Ut Baltimore street Hanover, Pa, aud
d. j. T. Prrrmau. # Lebanon, Ia. Three
brothers aud tao sisters also Sur,iye-John
S,rrys. of York. Henry Sirrvis. Of his oouu.
Is, and Epbraim Strcyig. uf Baltimore county.
Nd The sisters arr Nrs. John l4smoil, Of
Manchester. AMI Ma William Nar-hcim. &C
RAshman Valley.
Her iuncrs,l took p'asr ou Thursday at her
late r.,iisarc. after Nhieh her remains we're
taken a. Manchester. where further services
Serr held ia fhe la,hrrau church; Iutermvnt
was made in Manchester cemetery.
lew, Eichsfeju. of iiJilrstowu. Pa. died
MONDAY evening after an illness Ut about one
wear from drup-y. aged about - years lie
sss q blacksmith by trade sud was one of 'he
e. it.l citizen. 10 isitIrsl1Eu- He's survived
De- SIX daughters In3 faa SONS, The daughters
afe- Ms. John NH,.,. af Midway; Mn. Albert
B,,r.. &c kuzsislr; Mrs Auggstu, AIsood.
af Hanover. No Charles Nebrlns. 81 Lattice
tasr. lbr N-~cs Amelia and Olivia, and
Lewis and I.at RshsgrIu. al hpusr.