The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-06-13
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have
Fallen Before the Silent
Reaper.
WERKING.

Mrs. Amanda Working. wife of
James G. Working, died Sunday
night at her home at Troutville.
this county.
BECROFT.
James Becroft, living near
Ridgeville, in Howard county,
died Tuesday, 3rd inst. He was
in the S7th year of his age.
BAYLEY.
Harry G.. Bayley. son of Fry
and Mamie Bayley. died in Balti-
more Tuesday night of last week,
ola complication of diseases, aged
p years.
DOUB.
Mrs. Elizabeth Il. Doub, widow
of Capt. Ezra Doub, late of this
city, died Tuesday night, the 3rd
instant, at the Church Home and
lntirmary, Baltimore.
sToCKMAN.
Mrs L. j. Stockman died at
her home in Jefferson last We'd
nesday, of general debility, in
the Glst year of her age.
HINKLE.
Mrs. Sophia Hinkle died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Chas.
ii. Smith. near Braddock last
Wednesday of congestion of the
brain, aged 10 years.
SMITH.
Daniel IL Smith, who was born
near BurkittSville, this county,
80 years ago, died on the 1st in
slant at his home in RoherSville,
Washington county
BENNETT.
William Bennett, an aged and
much respected citizen of New
London, this county, died about
four o'clock Monday morning,
after few days illness, aged 70
years
NASH.
On Sunday, June l, Thomas
Nash. a respected resident of Cen.
terville, WoodSbolo' district, died
after long and painful illness.
Mr.. Nash was in the S4th year of
his age.
STRAILNAN.
Mrs. Catherine II. Strailman.
widow of Henry NJ Strailman.
died shortly on Monday afternoon
at her home on West Fourth
street. Mrs. Strailman was IS
years old.
HOPKINS
Mr.. Thomas Hopkins, aged 20
years, died at the home of his
son-in law, Frank NJ. Anderson.
East Lanvale street. Baltimore,
on Wednesday morning, June 4.
He was born in Ireland, and came
to this country when a boy, set.
Ting in this city, where he lived
until a few years ago.
NEWMAN.
Mrs. Kate Newman. wife of
jacob y Newman. died on last
Monday evening at half-past five
o'clock at her home on East
Second street, of complication of
diseases, aged 5S years. DeceaS-
ed was a daughter Of the late
Francis Shaw, of Woodsboro.
this county. and sister of Hon.
Frank I. Shaw, of estminster.
and Justice George NJ. Shaw, of
Woodsboro'. She was an estima
BILE lady, much beloved by wide
circle of friends.
WORTHINGTON.
Mrs. Mary Ruth Worthington.
wife of John I. Worthington,
died at her home in Urbana, short.
ly before midnight last Wednes.
day, after lingering illness of
heart disease. The deceased was
in her list year and was hale and
vigorous up until her last illness.
She was an estemable woman and
most popular with all who knew
her. In her home she was a de.
lightful aud gracious hostess and
many CHEEKY evenings were spent
by the young folks years ago by
the Worthington Preside Then
her son went away from home in
business and she and her devoted
husband lived quitely in the old
homestead. whilst increasing
years made her only more lovable
and interesting. She was
daughter of the late Major James
Simmons, and a sister of DR.. T.
w. Simmons, one of the leading
physicians of Hagerstown. She
is survived by a husband and
three sons States attorney Glenn
H. WOrthingtOn, of this city,
Harry and Clarke Worthington,
of Stanton, Va. The funeral of
Mrs. Worthington took place at
one O'Clock last Saturday after
noon from Zion Episcopal Church,
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