The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-07-02
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And others VIII
Have Passed Away.
THEODORE DEERE


Died at his residence in Westminster about
7 u. NJ. June &c He was born in Taneytown,
Nd, February DIST, 1910, and was son of
Israel Derr and Eliza Crise In 1862 he came
To Westminster and was clerk in the store OF
VIM. Augustus Fritchey After Mr. Fritchey's
death he began business for himself. first open
ing "A green grocery. In 1867 he began mer
chandizing and kept one of the best stores
in Western Maryland.
In 1865 he married Annie NJ, daughter of
Rev. VIM. A. Grouse. who survives him, with
tire. o.. 'dren-Matida, wife of Rev. Louis
iiau,iHli. of Sewartstown. Pa; William +.
Derr, of Baltimore, and John T. Derr, of this
city; also by the following brothers aud Sis
ters-Frauk p, of Baltimore; John F.. of
Frzellburg; Mrs. A. f. Forsythe. of West
minister. and Mrs. jamie Myers, of Baltimore.
Mr.. Derr was member of the City Council
at the time of the issuing of bonds for the im
prOvemenl OF the streets of this city, and al
ways evinced lively interest in everything
that would promote the city's growth. In pol
tics he was Democrat and in religion a
| Methodist Protestant. and for m ny years was
an active member of that Church.
His funeral took place at 8 o clock Wednes-
day afternoon at the NJ. p. Church, Rev. l..
| F. Warner. the pastor, officiating, assisted by
Rev. DIR. T. H. Lewis, President of Western
Maryland College. The palIbearers we're
DR.. Charles BillingSlea, Frank X. Herr, NJ.
l.. Lautz. I. W. Mather, J. W. Lockard and
DR.. Joshua ". Herring. The remains we're
inferred in Westminster cemetery. Frank {.
Sharrer, funeral director.
DR.. LOUIS A. ALpRIDGE,
A retired physician, died suddenly at his
home. at New Windsor, on the morning OF
June p, aged about 80 years. lie was read
ing a morning paper while sitting on the porch
at his residence. and died IN his char
DR.. Aidrjdge praciiced medicine for many
years AT peunlug's and The surrounding euun
/ try. He was member OF the Methodist EPis-
copal Church. aud Republican in politics.
He leaves a widow. who was Miss Amelia En-
! gle but no children. One brother. Mark A.
/ Aldridge. of Long. survives him. His funeral
took place GA Thursday.
MRS. JESSE LAMBERT.
Widow o; Harry Lambert. died at her home
al New Windsor 81 noon June =. aged about
IS years Mrs. Lambert was a daughter Of
the late Wilson Englay, near New Windsor
She leaves no children. but her mother aud
[ the following brothers survive her; Howard
/ Euglar, OF York, Pa: Arthur Euglar. OF Bal.
iimorr. and Frank Englar. an engineer on
tine Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
BAyIn Mickey.
OF near Westminster. Nd died june y.
s,rai % wears mouths and DAYS HIS re
main. were Inferred 81 the German Baptist
Brethren. cemetery at sam Greek
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