Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-06-17
MRS. THORNBERG DEAD
Expired at Home on West Race
Street or Saturday.
MRS. PHILIPS is ALSO DEAD
Was Wife of Former Well-Known
Resident of This City, and
Died In washington.

on West Race street on Saturday after
An illness of about five weeks her
death being due tn complication of
troubles. Mrs. Thornb berg was a
daughter Of the late Mr. john AM
brose, OF Berkeley county. aud had re-
sided for many wears in this CITY,
where she was well.knowu and es-
teemed bg many friends.
She was aged 40 years aud is sur
vived by her husband aud two
children. Miss Roberta Thornburg
and Master Hunter ThoraGurg.
The funeral was held Monday al
10 O'Clock from the late residence
The services were conducted by Rev.
DR.. l. w. Canter, pastor OF Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church, Of which
congregation she had loug been
member. Interment was in Green
Hill cemetery
MRS. HENRY THOMAS.
Intelligence was received here Tues.
day of the death of Mrs. Thomas, wife
of Rev. Henry Thomas. iwho was for
several wears rector of Trinity Episco-
pal church in this city, which took
place on Monday at her home in
Laurens. $. G.
Mrs. Thomas will be remembered
By many in this city, having removed
with her husband to another field in
March, 1899. The news of her death
will be received with feeling of
regret. The cause of death was not
stated. She is survived by her
husband but no children. The re-
mains will be taken TO her former
home at PoolesI lille, Md, and the
funeral was held at that place Wednes |
day.
MRS. KATHARINE HAMMOND.
Mrs. Katharine Hammond, a former
wei -known resident of Berkeley |
county, was found dead in her room
at the Jefferson hotel in Charles Town
on Monday morning. Death is sup |
posed to have resulted from heart
failure. induced hy old age She was
the widow of Allen G. Hammond, |
aud had resided for several wears 10
Charles Town She was aged 80
years
MRS. PHILIPS DEAD
Word was received in Martinsburg
last Monday that MIS- Carrie Philips. |
wife of Mr.. Charles Philips, who
was formerly well-known resident
of this city. died at her home in
Washington on Sunday afternoon |
about ) o'clock. Mrs. Philips was
formerly Miss Bennett, of Frederick,
Md, aud has resided in Washington
since her marriage The cause Of
death is not known here.
MRS. ANN SHIRLEY.
Mrs. Ann Shirley, widow of the
late John ]. Shirley, died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Jacob T,
Hagley, at Shenandoah Junction,
aged Il years She had a fall about
eight months ago, and had since been
helpless. She leaves one son and
three daughters-Po>tm L. j.
Shirley. Mrs. jacob T. Haalev. Mrs.
Mac MYERS and Mrs Cora Miller. ell
of Shenandoah junction.
MISS COHILL DEAD.
Miss Marie Cohill., daughter of Mr..
e. P. Cohill, Hancock, died between
and 6 O'Clock Monday morning at a
hospital in Baltimore. aged about "a
years. She had been ailing for some
time with stomach trouble and Went
TO the hospital three weeks ago. She
was native of Hancock and was we'll
known and esteemed. She was a
member of the Catholic church.
DANIEL W. BROWN.
Daniel ". Brown, a welI-known
citizen, of Winchester, died Thursday
afternoon after lingering illness.
aged sc wears. Mr.. Brown leaves a
widow, two sous-Capt. Joseph L.
Brown aud James NJ. Brow n--and one
daughter. Mrs. Sarah Brook. of Win
chester. Two brothers also survive.
MRS. SFONESIFER.
Mrs. Annie f. Stonesfer. wife of
Mr.. G. T, Stonesifer, died at her
home ia Charles Town on Sunday
night. She was aged about As years,
and is survived by her. Husband, three
sons and three daughters.
MRS. LANE.
Mrs. Lane, mother of William h.
Lane, of SheDhedstowD, died at her
home in Stephens City, Va, in the
84tL wear of her age.