The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-10-22
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And others Who
Have Passed Away.
SMITH.

] tnuICu, IdltluloIc, anu uut "a tlt AANSh htN'''
known ministers in the Baltimore Conference, died
at the residence of his sister, Miss Mary smith, in
Westminster on the afternoon of october To- from
heart disease aged e. years. The funeral took place
at Centenary NJ. f. Church on Wednesday, Rev. D,
c. Miller, the pastor officiating. assisted by Rev G.
| Herbert Richardson, presiding elder of the Balt-
| more district in which Rev. Mr.. Smiths church
| was located. Short addresses made at the
church and the grave by Revs. DR.. John F. Goucher
L. T Waterman Dr. H. : France presiding elder Of
the East Baltimore district DR.. J. Fred Heisse, pre-
siding elder of the West Baltimore district: W. l.
| Mcdowell. presiding elder of the Frederick dis
trici: H. Frank Ball. pastor of First Church, and
| F. l. Watson, of Baltimore.
Mr. Smith was son of the late Joseph Smith, of
Wakefield Valley New Windsor district, and spent
his boynood and early manhood amid the scenes
made historic in Methodism by the laborS of Robert
| Stawbridge. the founder of the denomination in
| America He was a grandson OfJacob Cassen, who
was converted and became Methodist under
/ strawbridge's preaching. He thoroughly IA
miliar with the localities made historic by Straw
/ bridges work and it was due 20 him that these
! localities were identified and their history pre-
| served and also that the Strawbridge pulpit and
4 other relics Of this pioneer Of Nethodism have
| been preserved. He of the originators
Of the Methodist pilgrimage to the sans Greek
neighborhood. where Straw bridge lSbored, and was
! the leader Of the pilgrims. lie was the author Of
/ Il booklet in which much Of -tnw5ridge history IS
recorded
! Mr. smith was converted in the historic stone
Chapel in ISIS under the preaching Of the late Rev.
/ Charles 4 Reid and WAS licensed TO eNhort aiJer
/ waid under the psstorais OF the late Rev James
BmdS In lsJi be was licensed 10 preach and, hsT-
/ ing had few early educational advantage Was
anxious go take college course, tnt was diseout-
I aged by some Of his ministerial brethren and
abandoned The project thus. he has himself sid,
committing the mistake OF his life As Methodist
/ clergyman. I would not. he has said. advise
/ any man toeutcr the ministry without obtaining
hrstClaSs csueatiou." He always felt h&ndicA pTed
I by the lack Of this AMI worked extremely hand in
/ preparing tor his pulpit work Believing be was
/ deficient In that respect, he gave his time sna
energies largely to pastoral labor. visiting from
house 90 house ami making special efforts with the
1 children. For % years De WAS never without
chidrcu's class He was In the ministry ~ years.
ana iourGfihs OF that time was spent az pastor ~
churches In Baltimore his last charge having teen
oxford Church YORK road and Payson street Ne
pastor Of that church several times aHsi In aI
shout 20 year,. Altogether he served y or I6
charges and during his ministry reeeivrt shout
2Qoo persons into she church upon profession %
conversion under his hh1rS lie never married
sud assigned a reason that with the necessity %
a-iuous work 20 properly dtsChafze hts duties ln
thc ministry &c would have becH uuiJsi 80 aIassa
the church and 10 any for him 30 bave done
50 a. BE feii bound go give 10 church vaFs the
time ,hag would have hsen taken up by iausrsf5r
esres aud dnt3es.
Mr. Smith's relatives ip Carroll eoaHty both ia
crpsI aud maternal. are y-ry numerous ass ss~
smong The most prominent peoPie- de VS. a-sf
cogsIg ~ The sie Judge Joaa p ssaigh- 81 west-
mln.trr Two sisters. Miss Mary saith AMI Mr.
Tie yallbearcrs we're Rev DTs Hcisss Nstesr.
Gouchcr Waterman. Baldwin and France niaer
Minister 81 ghe Methodist Episcopal Chnrch pres.
emit than thass Ecauaart, wrrr. Rev p g. Tar.
ROLL Jocl Rr1WR ,. 2 wlisa8. Rrvx J. l. walsh,
G T. pu1rraF G " Hobbs, g " Hyde v e.
SamwaIt J. r. gladden., p A. Kilmza u nAEilfnorr
= AMOS q Rclstcrstopsn n; 1. = Bcauest 81 Neu
windsor " G HaEtcu, Of Cavrollgan Rev pr T
II Lewis Prcsidsui OF Western Na-ylaszi ro5Ievs.
Rev T. WArner. 81 tae Hsssgs3tst Protestant
Church ami Rev ur 2. "a Mi..er. - the Lasherza
Church Eerv sts9 pnssrut
Ills frmSiu, vsre inferred In Wes,taiasI-r Cesae-
tcey NJ Frank Sasyryr fsncrsl 8.s,sia-
paper adopted a. ;bc Esihel CaaFeh u-is5ef
H. 1894
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r. saith. Whose r.eff ai H'r psstty q hsaF3 aH-l
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b,rltcd fum BITE htbrr Jsisr 8Iri.aHi Essss
The Hrs, public o.Eer Cor al ieh ar eaalatSzs
ass Iast % CgEai7 Commissioner AilsTasni BE-
uss Judge OF ils urvssas Jsafs Ia Naiea asis.
elgv nr served f,s 20 yvA0s sh.u be- Scasxuei aat
q ..hsux % bold ueirs laaEcr H. ersi u.sr SIS
Mary Efg-siiSe - Haislas1-r so taas aHssn sasr
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so rails sport Mr Esr,c VS. 80 uaefe af W ~.
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5aaa Henry -tumpl was faupi agai Ia ags raea
Al ihr h0Ere of his saa Henry sgaups y Eslssc-.-
town on ihe au-tuooa o. a. -,aacs IsJH. TEse ses,i
ran ay oa bs, lcn side near The l@fausa azy5sx
eysdentIy dal'ra 10 nat p-si.lou soa di-d Witaos;
a struggle pr Hestsr; BecSlcy. q Rels,enspuu.
sa.a life bsd probably tcra extinct f=E s-ve-ai
hours The deceasci Is saFsIscd by SIZE ssn 5Jh
v bonn De has resided f5g some tnsr. zaa ,.sfef-
Nr. Louise Martin. ol We-iniastrr lie aaa rzr-
giet on ihc trads of hzrHc.suiAssr i-s; 81 s5. tu
BE wss utarly 81 yvs-s ota.
silEiNEE
Mary katherine shrlurr dsfsi ~ the frs5ieace Of
bar sister Mr.. r A Jackson. octas.ef o. At Cherry
HaI. near Eeistcrstown. She Wss thc Is ssaa Of
John 2 shriner ani eldest daughter % Mary T.
and the late john Goeiiman.
orkLER
Mrs Fannie ecker died al her Residence SEQ Man
chester GA October o. Her remains Wcre inferred
al Grecumoapt ralaeirry. Baltimore.
aEu,sNiCKLE
Cyrus D. Groscalckle 81 near Tay.1Tssts, th.,
county died Suddenly on the night u october "a
from paralysis ard disease Of tbe heat aged q
years and % days.
EAAEE
Ehle wife % o. Parker Hakef Of Cod spring
Lane. Baltimore county. died October 81 Her ia-
neral took place al M Pleasant # ? Church ueAt
Gambler GA Tuesday. The tuaeral oor.ege went to
Re.sierslowu on ghe electric hallway and were con.
yeyei from there 90 the cemetery by teams Elder
Roe OF Baltimore had charge OF the services At the
house. Iu,ermeut took place In the cemetery sd-
Joining the church
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