The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-09-14
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Death Of weIl-Known persons.

Mr.. Augustus Redding, a retired farmer
residing with his son, Mr.. Samuel Redding,
near Miller's Station, died on Thursday, Sep
TENDER 5, in the 58rd year of his age. Death
was due to pafalytic stroke received on
Wednesday of last week Mr. Redding came
from Germany when boy and had resided in
Carroll county nearly all his life. He leaves
nine children-Messrs. Daniel Redding, of
Lineboro; Geo. Redding of York, Pa; Aaron
Reddiag, of Miller's John Redding, of Alesia;
Erwin Redding, of South Dakota; Samuel
Redding, who resides on the home farm; Mrs.
William Miller, of near Miller's; Mrs. VIM.
Utz, of near Greenmount, and Mrs. Vim.
Bollinger, of near Ebergs. He also leaves 25
grandchildren. Funeral services were con-
Quoted on Saturday afternoon in the Reformed
church, Manchester, where the interment was
made, Rev. s. Nj. Roeder, officiating, assisted
by Rev. II. FL. Flick. Messrs. John 5. Graf,
G. w. Hofacker, Henry Berwager, George
Grob, D. ii. Leese and John Rinehart were
the pallbearers and Mr.. Jacob Wink was the
undertaken.
William P. Arlington, 26 years old, died at
his mothers home near Sykesvile, on the 10th
instant, from consumption. He conducted a
grocery at Lombard street and Carrollton ave-
nue., Baltimore, for the past FIVE years. He
leaves widow, who was Miss Annie T. Ho-
gan, formerly of Virginia, and one child.
They had been living at 120 South Fulton
avenue The funeral was held at Springfield
Church, Sykesville. at 3 O'Clock Thursday
afternoon.
One of the most affecting and largest funer
ais ever held at Morgan Chapel was on Fri
day of last week, when the remains of Bradley
Thomas Gosnell, who died on the 4th instant,
were taken there for the last rites. He was
the idol of a large circle of friends in this and
Baltimore county, though only Is years of
age Rev. c. E. Dudrer had charge of the
services and delivered strong and feeling
sermon from ii Samuel 1928. Rev. G. L.
Jones, former Junior Pastor and friend of
the family, made a prayer that brought tears
to many eyes. Revs. j. E. Mettee, Junior
Junior Pastor of Hampstead Circuit, also
made some suitable remarks.
Mrs. Margaret, widow of the late Reuben
Cassell, died at her home in Westminster
about 8 O. o'clock on Wednesday night aged
II years, mouth and IL days. A few
minutes before that hour she walked out into
the garden, where the woman living with her
found her lying on the ground unconscious
shortly after, She was taken into the house
and expired within five minutes.
Mrs. Casseil is survived by seven children
Charles p, VIM. H., James and Frank R.
Cassel, Of Westminster; John c., of Phila-
delphia; Mrs Frank w. Mitten, of Gettys
town. New York. Four sisters SURVIVE her
Mrs. Ann Frizell, of Frizelburg; Mrs.
William Hiteshew aud Mrs. George L. Mer-
ing, of Uniomtown, and Mrs. Sallie Yingling,
of Westminster.
Her funeral will take place this Saturday J
morning, at Grace Lutheran Church at 10
O'Clock The interment will be in the Cas-
sell burying- ground.
Mr.. Harry Hoffacker, youngest son of Mr.
Samuel H. Hoffacker, died at his home mt
Alesia ON Sunday night last, September 8,
after an illness of about six weeks of typhoid
fever. He leaves wife and two children.
Mr.. Hoffacker was the leader of the Alesia
Band. They attended his funeral on We'd
nesday, rendering appropriate airs in the
church and at the grave in the Manchester
cemetery.
Near Manchester, last Monday, Emory Z.
Hossler. aged 38 years, 3 months and days,
died from bronchitis. He was farmer, came
to this county about two years ago, and pur-
chased the farm of Mr.. John Smith He
leaves IA widow three children, four brothers,
who reside in Westminster and New Windsor
districts, one sister in Middleburg district,
and two sisters in Baltimore. His funeral
teok place Wednesday afternoon at the Re-
formed Church.
Catherine Marie, wife of Peter Houck, died
ON the 9th instant in Manchester, after brief
illness, aged rs years, | month and 10 days.
She leaves a husband and eight children, five
of whom are living-Mrs. John L. Lawson,
Mrs j. Wesley Trump aud Mr.. Charles
Houck, of Manchester; Mr.. Geo. A. Houck,
of Melrose, and Mrs. Jonas Utz, of Cranberry
Valley; also leaves 9 grand children and 5
great grand children. Funeral services were
conducted on Thursday morning by Rev. ii.
II. Flick in the Lutheran Church, where Mrs.
Houck had been a member for half a century.
Interment was made in the Lutheran ceme-
tery