The Democratic advocate., 1905-03-18
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And others Who
Have Passed Away.

HAYES.
John Hayes died at his home on Washing
ton avenue, Westminster, the night OF
March H. in his 47th year. He is survived
by two brothers. Messrs. Jas. NJ. and Patrick,
and two sisters, Mrs Mary A. Darr, of Wash
ington, D. c., and Miss Margaret, of New
York City. His remains we're inferred in ST.
Johns cemetery Tuesday, Rev. FIR. Cassidy
officiating. The pallbearers were Messrs.
Michael Z. Walsh, John Beaver, Charles V.
Turtle and n. Bruce Boyle.
BENNETT.
At her residence, the Heights, Sykesville,
this county, Mrs. Sarah Lloyd Bennett, widow
of Capt. John William Bennett. of the Con-
federate Navy, died March IA, in the 18th
year of her age from paralysis. Mrs. Bennett
was the eldest daughter fthe late Commodore
Charles Lowndes, of the United States Navy,
and Sarah Scott Lloyd, daughter of Governor
Edward Lloyd, of Wye House, Talbot coun-
ty, Nd.
She is survived by four sons-Charles
Lowndes Bennett, Pennington Tlton Ben
nett, Beverley Bladen Bennett and Francis
Lloyd Renne,t-and by two daughters, Ellen
Lowndes Bennett and Harriet Gibson Bennett.
She also leaves two brothers and one sister,
namely, DIR. Charles Lowndes. ofTalbos coun.
ty; Lloyd Lowndes, of Annapolis, and Mrs
Julius A. johnson, of Easton, Nd.
Funeral services were held on Thursday
afternoon. lnterment in Springfield Gene
terry
ENGLAND.
Abram England, aged 81 years. retired
merchant, died March I3 at his residence,
near Waiersville, Carroll county He was the
son Of the late Ahram England. OF Howard
county. and IS survived By the following broth
ers and sisters: Gieorge K. England and II.
c. England, of Waiersville; Thomas K. Eng
land Of Woodbine; ". g. England, Of Ger
mantown, Montgomery county; Mrs. l.. A.
Steele, Mrs. b. A. Warield aud Miss Mary
England, of Watersvile. Mr.. England was
unmarried.
Conductor Owen P. McGrsin. of Washing.
tor, ID. C., aged - years. who was killed in
a railroad wreck on the Pennsylvania road,
near Bowie, Nd, on February IA. 1905, and
his body kept in q vanlt at Mt. Olive Gem
etery, was buried in the Westminster cemetery
At Westminster. last Thursday. Mr.. McCirain
had number of relatives in this county. The
Knights of Columbia. Brotherhood OF Rsi
road Conductors, of Washington, d. G., bad
charge of the funeral. of which be was a mem
Der. James N. Stoner funeral director.
SHANK
Augustus Shank. a we'll known farmer, died
NJ MS uune near AAhetkuNn GA MATCn To-
after = long illness of stomach trouble, aged
50 years. A widow. three daughters and four
sons survive. The remains were taken to
Woodshoro yesterday Friiayl morning and
services we're held at the home Of Mrs.. Harry
T. Aaders, daughter. By Rev. II. J Wolf,
of TaneytoNn.
SAiII-
William Wallace Nall. prosniaen, farmer
Of near Sans Creek DankHf,l Church, died
Thursday afternoon. March q, after a long ~.
ness OF nervous prosir4fsoh. aged 20 wears.
His funeral took place ~ Bethel VI. +. Church
on ihs Sunday fplioWinE. Notwithstanding
the roads were in very bad condition the eii-
6cr Sas liiici With rela,iyes and friends wAo
gathered t. fssy the las, trihaie to = worthy
man.
Mr. Naili irayrs Sldow. who ~ss Miss
Ann Bale daaghier oi tbs late Abner Bale.
Of New Windsor. and the folloEinE ehiidren:
Mr. Brad Green Sossi. Miss Fannie Naill sad
Ed~ard Nail. all Of this county. lie ts also
sarVisei by the following hFu,hcrs and sisters
Hon H. Clay Nall. Mrs. Belle DehoH and
Ms, Che~. Of Baltimore; John Nall. of
StAunion. Va Jacob Nail. Waiersvsile. Nd.
and Mrs.. DAsid Bails. Of near Sans Greek
Charch.