The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-06-22
DEATHS HARVEST.
We'll KncwR Residents And others Who
Have Passed Away.

MlLIEE-
Mr.. Charlie, f. Miller. s., died Sunday At
bis haule. ~ North Fremont avenue. BAlu-
marr. ~ apaplvxy after An Illness ut about
$40 Years. NJ. A,.irs was contractor and
haiiasr. has had not been iu Eclitr business
trr about three years. lie Vas born 10 Nan
chester. M. and came ia Baltimore wheu he
we abrai y years at age. Tie learned hSs
trade Nith Abraham FoNbir. whom be sac
e4e.sesi s. business - contractor and baiijer
a.. was sou 81 Charles z Miller. OF York.
Pa fiis ses entered business wtth him about
lz wears ssa. and since ;Aru ,hr hs.n name
bad been Charles F. Miller 4 sos.
NJ. As,lrr VS. life eng member Of the
Third Reformed Church. aud was trmerly
u-atniurat ut-ss b-r of the Odd Frilnws and Of
fhr height. ui Honor. he member Ct
Pacshe Lodge. I. .. o. F.: Mount AAfsra'
ErcAmra1rni. Samc order. aud oi Damon
Lodge, Kuishts Ut Py,hias tie is survived
hy Us widow, sha was Miss Auoe Matilda
Fawbl-: tNu sous MessFs- Charles +. Miller.
IT,. Of Westminster. and Harry W. Ai.ierl
ar.3 as. graudcAi.d The funeral took place
GA "Wednesday AZ > g. -. from bis late home.
and SERVICES seTe conducted BY Rev. Clayton
N kAurA pastor Of the Third Reformed
Churth The pa.ibeagers Were old employees,
and itsicrmsBi Was 10 l.auion PARK Cemetery
The iuarrai Nas attended by Delegations from
the orders With which Ar. Miller was con
necyej.
sTBlCGtIS.
Clinton /. S,rickl.a. aged Ia years aad u
days. % Wooibrrry. diei ON last Friday oi
typbaid fever. Mr. Strickliu w,ls a native ot
; Carroll couuty. bot moved 20 Baltimore with
h,s family aAcu quite young, tie was EN-
ployrl ig the NootherTy duck mill, aud had
I . host ot friends and ~as liked by all who
krrN hu.. He was "A member OF the Junior
l Order o. Mechanics. whose members were his
pailuearers Mr. John Il. Hriiebr1d!e, near
[ Ngstmiusier, vas an uncle OF the deceased.
( The services acre preached a. his laie resi-
I dvuce, Woodbrrry, at .. IN. June ID, aud
I iuteTmrnIs as a. hreider's cemetery near " -!
] mius,rr, au las, Sunday morning. Tvs father
7 sas buried at kreiier's last fail. James NJ.
/ sianes had charge of the funeral.
SHgJLNAN.
Harry Keith Shellman. eldest son OF the late
/ Harry j. Sheimsn. died a. his residence Ia
/ Braak.yu. New York. on "Wednesday after
| noon. in the 18th year OF his age. lie leaves
1 a widow and il tant son, and one brother, J.
| Neuwriher ShellmAu, OF Westminster. His
funeral took place TODAY Ills brother lief, ON
! THURSDAY morning for Brooklyn. Mr. Shell
I man has been sick with rheumatism for several
/ weeks. hgt WAS supposed 10 be better, aud eN'
pectrd 10 be able To attend tn business IN a
| lew DAYS, HIS death was great NupSA ." us
family
MRS. FITZER.
Mrs. Anna Pizer, aged SO years, months
and 3G laws. died at the home OF her daughter.
I Mrs. Jonathan Cullison, Mount JOY. township,
/ Adams county, Pa, on June {. Her funeral
! took place at Littlestown. Two daughters
survive her-Mrs. Allison, Of Mount JOY,
/ township. aud Mrs. kruwnielter, of Silver
/ Run.
! MRS. BALE.
/ Mrs. Deborah Bale, Of New Windsor, IN
! her s3rd year, died on June 10 alters bret
/ illness She was supposed 10 be the richest
| woman in Carroll cGuaty. Her estimated
wealth being $3.50. 600 She had no relatives
living, but leaves FIVE nephews and one niece
| Her funeral took place at her home on Tues
| day afternoon, and inlerment in the PreSby.
! terrain cemetery Harvey Bankert funeral
! director.