The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-09-21
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents ARD Others
Who Have Passed Away.

4ruNAE
Nss. Mary S,oncr, sezg Coed la'rni aged
ahaat ~ yrars. t,~i a. ber late home. ga S~r
feaah~s o. Shr wRs asi~T 90 Suhn )"
Dirhl. ct Uuiou Bridge. and Isasss suu -.lus--
t'ir.sa. 40 Ws.htugsoa; Wm. :. NAyasstnfD.
.sa srv~tal taushirrs-zmoax th~u are Mss
Alice. uaiou Bs,dg- M. Paskv Gr'ssnsyki~.
bear UnIau Brl4eei anI tuo Al h1Hs~- Her
faacfal ialk p3aer ~ Beaver bsm tt~fmAa
HapJ,a' CharcA.
Cu=aEr.
NJ. Mar ]. Caekey, II BAiunars, died
S~r.ssssl~s L. al her hHznr. 80 George street.,
Raluuaf-. after iuEsr5nK Ilnrss- She ~ks
a dAashier 81 The iA.e John Cromw-li Cocker.
and Aary Hagrf Cocker, Aud = lIrs' eossln 70
the i.ts Aaxa.tas SAfiSsr. 81 thi4 coan,y
Her funeral took plser September ~ iTnm her
Isle residence and bss rrmaans serr lad "a
read ga l.oaion Park Cemetery. b@ls'aofr-
VugR-
Mr. William Carr, aged - ycart. formerly
* Aouut Washington, died al his home, a.
SYk-zvlIir, September Is. afi-r a lingering
illness tie - survived By $50 dagghtcrs--
Ars. William ProcioC Of Balumor-, and Mrs.
Amanda Akeharsl. Of EAsr~ooi, Hartford
county The funeral services Serr held a.
the frsiicucc OF bis slep-laaghicr. Mrs., sam
uel l.. Ensor. ~ Mounl " Nshiuetou, sunday
morning Al 10 o rioek-
KulEr-
Mis- Eilca Jane Rs,icy. uho died last IN
5av. "a, bariei Sunday aitsruoun. Rev. Il,
r CiArksnn otsiciatgBg A. Oh. tune ~ her
death she ~as 10 her Ssilh yrar he Decreased
uas daughter Of the late Rev. james Beilry,
who far 81 wears ~ss IA mrmbeS Of the hAllt.
more Manual Conference ct the N. +. Church
NJ. had t~u brothers iu the ministry Of the
same Confcr~nc-. oHe af th-n, the late Kew
]. NeKradrye Kelley. u. D.. wa- sell knOwn
"a Baltimore, having iilicd prominent appoint
m.nis ia that city.
rETSY
John Petry, Of Fountain Valley, aged -
years. months and Y days died At the Spring
hrld Hospital on Friday morning, He has
been an inmate Al that institution Tor about =
wear His remains were brought "a Mr..
/ Emanuel Forneys, al Fountain valley on
FRIDAY afternoon by Undertaken Sion r. His
funeral took place on Sunday m0rn.aE Al the
Meadow Branch German Bapl,si Church.
/ Elders Bixler aud Roop othcIAtins, and inter
meni ia the family buryiug ,oaad. The
| pallbeafrrs were Uriah Babylnr, Wa. WantE,
! Frederick HAryer, CAlyja S'trnrr, John e.
| Rpop and George Hartman. James VI. Stooer
undertaken.
HuRNGE-
William f. Horner, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
4 y
/ nesdAy. September 70, in his 47th year. He
| vas a great sufferer, having hurt his spine
/ when but II years Of age, which made him a
! cripple. lie leaves a wife and seven children.
/ Also a brother, who resides 10 New Mexico,
/ and sister, who resides in New jersey. He
vas e.gar maker by trade, aud ia politics an
/ ardent Democrat. Funeral services were
/ conducted at the house by Rev. II. ), Rider
/ Thursday afternoon, aud the Iuterment was IN
: Westminster cemetery. The pail bearers were
| ". Riley Myers. C. Gloyd Lynch. Charles
| Turtle and Meade Oher. f. A. ShArrer
| funeral director.
! NETZGER.
| Mrs. Marin Metzger, widow Of the late Zach
| arias Metzger formerly OF Manchester, died
| Tuesday evening, September 18th, al the home
/ Of her daughter, Mrs. Abraham Hartman,
near Mount Wolf. York county, after lin
| geriug illness. from the intrmties oil age.
| For the past five years Mrs. Metzger was blind.
| Deceased was daughter of the late Mr. and
| Mrs Jacob Feiser, and was born near New
/ Oxford nearly so years age. She is survived
by Que daughter, Mrs. Abraham Hartman. aud
AN only sen, Rev. john A. Meizger, of Han
over. Four sislers-Mrs. Charles Z. Etzler
| Hanover. and Mrs. Sarah Glaltelter, Mrs
| Louisa Flinchbaugh aud Mrs. Ella kinneman
Of York, and one brother, Harry Feiser, o
Louck's Mill, also survive.