The Democratic advocate., 1905-09-02
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And others Who
Have Passed Away.

sHREEvE.
Mrs. Eliza Darby Shreeve, widow Of Alfred
| Frederick Shreeve, died at the home Of her
son-in law, c. Edgar Nusbaum, of New
Windsor, on the night of August %, aged
| about 90 years. Mrs. Shreeve was the only
sister of b. Frank Darby. of Washington, ID.
c., who was IA member Of the former firm Of
| Darby Bros, manufacturers Of confectionery
in Baltimore. Her husband for many
years IA clerk in the Baltimore postofice. He
served in Company A. Sixth Regiment, Mary
land Infantry, during the Civil War, was sew.
eral times wounded, and lost Il leg at the battle
of Cold Harbor Mrs Shreeve leaves an only
daughter, wife Of Mr.. NuSbaum. She was
member of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Her funeral took place al Centenary NJ. +.
! Church. Westminster, on Thursday, aud the
iuterment was in Westminster Cemetery.
GRENADER.
! Mrs Sarah Grenader widow of Martin
! Grenader, in her 45th year, died at the resi-
| deuce OF her brother in law, Mr.. John Ar
baugh, in Westminster on August 29. She
| is survived by seven children. four sons aud
three daughters. Mrs. Grenader was a daugh
ter of Mr.. Andrew f. Fowler, near Weslmin.
ster Her funeral WAS held at ST. Johns
Catholic Church on Thursday, and interment
was made IN the cemetery of that church.
The pallbearers were her four uephews-
Samuel Thomas and James Myers, aud
Cornelius Beaver.
GARDNER.
George Washington Gardner. an aged resi-
dent of Union Bridge, died August 26 at the
home of his son-in law Rev. l.. F. Warner.
pastor Of the Methodist Protestant Church Of
Westminster, after an illness Of several weeks.
Mr. Gardner was a son Of the late Nmrod
Gardner, near Smallwood, this county. In
early manhood he removed to Frederick
county aud engaged in farming near Liberty
town. he retired from active life "a couple of
years ago and since then resided at Union
Bridge.
He was IS years old and up 10 his last iIlaess
was remarkably active physically. He was a
member of the Methodist Protestant Church.
His widow, who is i'll, survives him, aud he
leaves one son aud one daughter, Roy Gard
ner. residing on the home farm, near Liberty.
town, and Mrs. Warner. OF tins city. He was
a brother of +. n Gardner, OF Baltimore;
Mrs. Lewis Stocksdale. Of ReisterstoVH. and
Mrs ]. B. Allison. Of this city. His tuneral
took place last Monday, 81 The residence OF
his son.in law. The service was conducted
by Rev T.. +. Read, assisted by RevS. ". \.
Grouse aud H. c. Cushing, d. u. lnieTment
DIR. J. W. Herring, T. ". Mather. f. X. Herr
y H. Herr, Joseph Tregailis and James Il.
Clemson.
HOOVER
Oliver j. Hoover. a well known farmer.
died a; his residence near Melrose. Nanohes
ter district. on the night Of August %, from
paralysis, in his 66th year. He IS survived by
a widow and two sonS-Rsv Horatio Hoover
Of Illinois. aud George o. B. Hoover, OF Mi
ler's Manchester district, also by = brother.
George p. l.. Hoover. OF Wakefield. and the
following sislers-Mrs. Michael BnlhaFi. of
Hampslead Mr. Maria BnIhart. Of Ne~ I
Windsor; Mrs. Wu,. koon'4 Of Westminster;
Mrs John l.einerd. OF Poriers. Pa Mr.
Fletcher Babylon, OF Wakefield, and Mrs
Joshua l.. Smith, OF near Avondale. Has
funeral took place ai Rachmans Church last
Wednesday. Rev J. i, >toucsijrr officiating.
WILSON
Hester. wife of Sheriff William III Wilson,
died a. her residence 10 Manchester on The 1
nigh, Of August -. from BughI.s disease,
aged a. years and q months. Her husband F..
and one daughter. Mr.. Wan. T. ShcAreF. cf
Manchester. snFvive her. Her mother. Nh.
Viola Myers, OF Manchester, one SISTER, Ars. /
John T. Fnhrman, 81 near Silver Ran, and (
brother. Albuius, ai Manchester. also survive {
her
Her funeral took place At lhe Reformed (
Church on Thursday. and vas largely attended
by sympaihiEiug relatives sud trirads, Rsys- /
: NJ. Roeder aud james u. Stnnr>iirr 0thc,zl-
ing The active Palibcarrrs wrrs NrSsrs. .
Charles Brilliant. Iohn W HoaAgkcr. Harry
;. Musselman. Charles 4. Myru, Nm. II. /
Showrr and J0hu +. NAsenhimer: and the
honorary pAl!beafrrS Wecr Charles +, Miller, I
Charles +. Goodwin. B, f. Grouse. Gay W. I
Steele, John NJ. Roberts aud Jadge WA. II.
Thomas.
Mrs Nilsson vas a devoted ~iie. uoJher {
2 A 8. rH-.
Der church And the social e3reic,
SJvTEN.
Mr.. Augustus Miten. native aud former
Well knowu resident Of Westminster, died 81
his home ia BAlumore, oa August =. after 4
- llness Of iWo weeks. 81 lsua3scn. aged Is /
YEAR. months aad e days. Ar. AItira Uas
= carpenter BY trade aud formerly followed I
that occupation berc, hui about Is ycars ago (
removed g. Baltimore and engaged 10 be
commission hasIHrss Ga Faakhn street He .
Was a brother oithe late Mrs johu Bernstein.
Henry C.. Nelson aud William J. M'leu. and .
was the youngest and last member af 1hai 4
generation OF the family. lie leaves @s3os I
aud three sons--Harvcy r.. Augustus G. Ani .
George Ed~zri Asiiea. II Frnssius wsEv
brought 20 this citY Sanday afternoon and (
inferred IN Wesiminsier Cetsrlrsy ts, the pres
enee Of a large ruacuur-s oi ssil4rus. including
the member Of Nr-tninsier Lodge No. Al, T.
|. o. NJ. who attended the barisl in = BODY.
The church burial service vas coaductcd By
Rev. Wm. A. Croase aud the rites of ,hr / .
o. NJ. we're performed a; the grave bg Vest.
minister Lodge. The pallbeaFers SER M,ssrs- (
John J. Reese, George 4, Miller John e. 4
Savior. J. Wesley liHgling. raaasss Zepp /
aud Harry +. Cooies. Mauy bcautifa dorsl /
pieces were contributed BY members oi the I.
family and frieads.
FLEAGLE
Mary Anna Feagle. vidow of Jesse Flrsgiv. .
died At The residence Of her saa-in las. Ercy .
Haryer, near Frkellbarg Oh August -. 4
Funeral and utermeni al Baust Church on 4
Thursday, services by 3ev. G. w. Baaghman t
Her age vas II years, 9 months and 20 dzys. 4
aud she IS survived by one son aud tea dAngh. /
iers, ali married. James NJ. Sioner bad 4
charge OF the funeral.