The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-08-22
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Mary Pauline. wife Of Mr.. Noah +. Fowler.
died al her residence, near this city. GA Au-
gust II. in her 54th year. She a daughter
Of the late Ambrose Hayden. Her remains
we're Inferred IN 81. john cemetery. this e'iy.
On August Is, Rosalie Biggs, aged 80
wears. wife OF Mr. Samuel ID. Shipley, died at
her residence near Sykesville, after short
illness. Her remains were Inferred At y.
Josephs cemetery, Sykesviile, last Tuesday.
b. Angelina, wife Of Mr. Levi Snader, died
suddenly at her residence on Green street.
this city. shortly after II o clock, on Wedues-
day She intended to drive 90 krzeiiburg'
aud went to her room 10 change her clothing.
Shortly after reaching 1t an inmate Of the house
heard "A sound as Of a failing body, aud upon
going 10 her room found Mrs Susder lying
dead on the floor. partly addressed. DIR. J.
Howell BiIlingslea was summoned aud SAID
she died from apoplexy. Mrs. Snader was -
wears old and WAS twice married Her first bus
band was Mr.. Uriah Greenwood. by whom
she had one son, Mr.. +. Bradford Greenwood.
IA prosperous farmer residing near DeRnings.
this eouHty. She married Mr. Suader about
10 wears ago. Mrs Snader was the daughter
of Abraham Albaugh. and Is the last OF large
family. When she resided near Dennings her
house was always open to Youug and old. ana
the great esteem Of her friends and former
neighbors was fully aitested by the large at.
tendance al her funeral, which took place at
Bethel NJ +. Church, near Sans Greek. on
Friday. The pail bearers were her nephews-
Messrs. George W, Jesse F., Harry C.. ahd
DR.. Eugene Albaugh. Charles +. Goodwin
and Charles F. Miller, Jr.
Mary, widow Of the late Joseph Freeman.
died at her residence in Frizellburg, at 5
O'Clock a. m. August p, in her 18th year.
In every respect she was good woman. She
leaves II children, 40 grandchildren and
great grandchildren. Her children are Mrs.
John Koontz, Mrs. John Sell and Harvey {.
Freeman, OF Frizellburg; Johu l.. and Chas.
W, Of Baltimore; Samuel NJ, of Washington,
d. c.; VIM. j., George r., Frank NJ, Scott
W. and Thomas NJ. of Piltsburg, Pa. She Is
also survived by Two brothers. George Randy,
of Washington, ID. c., and Benton Randy: OF
Springfield. Ohio; and three sisters, Mrs.
Justin Hiteshew, OF Hanover, Pa; Mrs. VIM.
Csrr, of Washington. ID. c., aud Mrs Jennie
Neff, Of Camden, n. j. Mrs. Freeman was
amember Of BausI Lulheran Church for many
years. Her funeral will take place at her late
residence tomorrow, Sunday, at p. M; IN
terrment at Kreider's cemetery, near this city.
George Edward Bay, retired contractor,
died at his residence, S07 Hoffman street,
Baltimore, Wednesday night, aged 70 years.
His funeral will take place at Pleasant Grove
Church, Sandyville, this Saturday morning.
Mrs. Josephine E. Walls, widow of the late
Thomas Willis, died last Tuesday at her home,
1919 West Lombard street, Baltimore, after
two months illness of stomach trouble. Mrs.
Willis was born in that city, and was the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Davis.
Mrs Willis was quite prominentin local musi-
cal circles. and was a member of the Oratorio
Society and the choir Of the First English
Lutheran Church She is survived by one
daughter. Mrs. H. W. b. Reid. She has a
nember of relatives and friends in this county.
Mr.. Frank Sadler, aged 45 years, died at his
residence, 2807 Elliott street. Baltimore, Nd,
on August 10, after lingering illness His
wife was Miss Alice Stone, daughter Of the
late John Stone, near UniOntown.