The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-03-25
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And others Who
Have Passed Away.

time he WAS a member OF Centenary NJ. r.
Church, this city. His funeral took place
last Sunday afternoon at his residence and
WAS largely attended, Rev. ID. q. Miller Off.
ciatirg Interment was in Westminster Gem
eter. He leaves the following daughters :
Miss Emma Poole, Mrs. g. ". Arnold and
Mrs. Louisa j. Barnes.
PARRISH.
Mr.. James Parrish. aged 80 years, died at
the residence of his daughter, Mrs. George A.
Christ, 228 Carroll Street, Baltimore, on
March 10. His remains were inferred at
Bethesda Church, Franklin district, last Tues
day.
Mary Elizabeth, wife of Henry Frank. died
ST the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Frank
f. Logue. at Druid Hill Park tollgate. Balti
more, on March %, aged GO years, months
and - days. Her remains were brought to
Westminster yesterday morning, and services
were held at st. Johns Church. Rev. FIR Cas-
sidy officiating. Mrs. Frank moved to Balti
more last fall. Besides her husband she is
survived by the following children: James
A.. near Finksburg; Mrs. Christie Slimmell,
Taneytown; Mrs Aaron W. Long, near Finks
burg: Mrs Asia Worrell. Woodensburg;
Mrs. Koonrz. and Mrs. Frederick Bitzel, near
Westminster, and Mrs. Frank Logue. Balti-
more, and a number of grandchildren. Mrs.
Frank in every respect was wife, mother and
friend.
Mr.. George H. Davis. who was nearly "a
wears old, died suddenly march ~, at the
home of his son. DIR. c. r. Davis, Csrrollton
avenue and Mosher street, Baltimore.
He had been confined to his room since n
severe attack Of illness in January, 1904, bat
seemed no worse than usual. he was sitting
up eating his dinner when he was overcome
by fanness. DIR. Davis did everything posi-
bic for his father, but he rapidly became
weaker aud quietly passed away.
Mr.. Davis was born near Mount Airy, Car
roll county, September /. 1911. From early
manhood until his 18th year he was a promi.
nent aud successful farmer near Mount Airy.
He retired in 1887. aud moved to Baltimore.
making his home with Dr. Davis.
In 1852 be married Miss Margaret T. Wat
ers, who. with three sons and ave daughters,
survive him. His sons are Thomas :. DAVIS,
DR. c. r. Davis and Louis W. DAVIS. His
daughters are Mrs Brent Waters, Ms. VIM.
b. Beaumont Mrs H. +. knipp and Misses
Fannie " and Minnie l.. DAVIS.
Although Mr.. Davis was 81 years old When
he married be celebrated his golden wedding
10 June, 1902, and had present GA that occa
sion the late Allen 6. Dorsey. Who haI been
his best man.
Funeral NFffLNF~ were EfAA ~ kHt RAkfAAhA
Church, near WAtersyiils, Carroll county. on
Wednesday. March -, e, iOa. IN. lulrrment
IN Poe Grove Cemetery, Mount Airy. Nd.
HtlIEK-
Nh. Matilda : Miller, aged - years. 10
mouths and - DAYS widow Of the lale Nu.
Miller. died Suddenly Of rheumatism aud heart
failure AZ Der residence. near SaHdyviils, on
Monday morning, March ~. She vas one Of
the drss members Of the Lutheran Church OF
Westminster aud coulipaed ~ until her death
She sas a consistent christian iro1 childhood.
She - survived By one brother, Geo. +, SaiiE
over. Of Miaiinbare. Pa. and three sisters
Mrs Margaret Woods midow. Of York. Pa. F.;
Ms. John ID. Main. aud Ms. DE-. Luther
Zimmerman. Of Hagerssown, Nd; also three
sons. Georre A, Frank W. and HARRY ".
Miller, and Eve daughters, Mrs Maggie l.. Bash,
EidowJ: Mrs.. DENNIS 4. Saith, Mrs Bead
ley r. Herring. Mrs Wan. G. Benson, and Miss
y CnrSieliA Miller, wko remained al home And
nsinrs,~red 10 each II the aged pArer,s until
their death The funeral services sas Con
Quoted by Rev. X. ". D0ty The three sons
aad three suns. in-lAw acted A. pAllhsAFvrs.
+. &. Sharfvr was iusersl director Her re-
mains Nere InicrTed IN the Westminster eem-
stery, Wednesday afternoon, beside iho-@ &
Der husband, wha preceded her .sO noaihs
and eight days previous
HCLI
Mr. George W Hsil, sell kHoNe farmer.
died at bis home. nras this city, March ~,
AFTER an ,llness Of "a weeks Of general debility,
aged - years
lie leaves the folsowinE children Mis-
Mary Elizabeth Hull. Ms. S,psan Cali. jacob.
I Cornelius. George ". IT, William y. and
Edgar c, Hall
lis funeral wAs hela a, BeujAs,,,n's ChuFch
I On thursday. lisr. James B. Ssenrs.feF OH
eating. TIE fuaersl sas largely attended
satp.
{ The funeral 81 Mr. Jalla Elizabeth u Bold,
/ who died on Msrrh ~. aged = years, took
| place "Wednesday usoTntuE from NJ. lohn :
/ Charch. this city.
Mr.. O'Bold "a, the ~ife q the lais IA.
/ o. Bold. Of this eouuty. Hon. Joseph Golaea,
7 nephew alihe deceased ARd CoagrssssnAa from
I New York city. attended heS funeral.
I EEsSLxE-
/ CHRISTINA k.sslcg = native % Switzerland,
I died al the residence Of her niece, Ans- JehE
/ Wagner, near Ssnall~ooi. on March Is, Shs
vas Gs years old, and her remains wcFr iAket
T 10 Nj Olivei Cemetery. Baltimore Ter inter
meni JAmrs v. SioRer undertaken.
GRoyEE.
( MS. Catherine Grover. IS years old, dies
[ March -, At her home. 10 la,slcs;o~n, Pa
She was The widow of Dr. Grover. one of ih'
Z pioneer physiciaus OF A2sAzt StaAtfs
4 THOMPSON
DIR. r H. Thonpsoa died "a Washington
d. C.. March q. AGED 81 years He wAs
native OF Carroll aud praCficed medicine Il
! Freedom district Tor a namheF os years la
ter be removed % baltimore and then q
Washington. DE-. Thompson married Ms
( MArecllA Gore, daughter Of tbs late samue
Gore, Of Freedom Distract His wife ~As seei
drnially drowaed several years ago 10 ssoi
len stream. While goisg from Glyuden TO visi
her sister. Mrs. Joshua ReAsmAe. near LOUIS
/ vile. DR.. Thonpsos leaves the following
/ chiidren Mrs. HaddAway, wife Of Rev. 5. W
Hsadaway; Mrs {. \. 1ingiing. both @
I Washington; Mrs. Geo. W. Arnold. Of Glyn
don; l.. d. Thompson, Of HaEersioSn; 5.
Thompson. Of Baltimore.
4 GARRETT.
Ms. Anna Mary Garrett died al her hoU
/ Al Pleasant Hiil, West Mannheim Township
York county, Pa, March ~ from complies
,iOn OF diseases, after an illness Of over tire
months. aged 40 years months and rs days
She is survived by two sons-Milto1 Garrett
OF PleAsan, Hill. aud Horatio Garrett. O
BAehmAn's Valley. this county. Three broth
ems also snryiye-Sidney Wine, of Bschman
Valley, this county; Theodore Wine. Of Ri,
tiager, Pa, end Lam Wine. OF West Mannheim
Township. York county, Pa.
CARROTS death, SAYS the Hanover Pa. Re
cord. Was the fact that the persons who weT
at her bedside supposed the end had come a
8. 80 o clock on Sunday morning. and prelim
iuAry arrangements for the funeral were be
gun. One hour later, Dr. c. A. keAgy, III
family physician, was called 10 replace an arti
fetal set Of teeth in the moath OF the suppose,
corpse, and found that the woman was 40
dead, but in partial trance. Death only en-
sued Is hours laler-at $50 o'clock Sunda
evening"
INQUIRER.
Mr.. Charles Mourer, who was sent L
Springfield State Hospital, at Sykesville b
order Of the County Commissioners on Marc
q, died there on March Il. and his remain
we're Inferred st krider's cemetery last Satur
day. Rev. James B. Stonesifer dictated. Mr.
Mourer is survived by two daughters, Mrs
Frock, near Westminster. and Miss Carrie, o
New York.
MYERIY.
The many relatives and friends of Mr.. Jess
Myerly in this county will regret TO hear of hi
death on March 10, at the residence of hi
son near Gaylord, Clarke county, Virginia
The Clarke Courier published the following
account of his death
"Mr Jesse Myerly, one ofthe oldest and hes
known residents of this county, and nativ
of Maryland died at 10 clock Sunday morn
ing. March 10, 1905, at the home of his son
Mr.. j. g. Myerly, near Gaylord, after brie
illness of paralysis. aged IS years. Mr.
Myerly had been a resident of this county TO
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