The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-09-28
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And Others
Who Have Passed Away.

well Nnc"n FSStcenhS HHo OtHSrS
Who Have Passed Away.
SMITH.
Harry Smith. of Marslon, who was taken to
the Maryland University Baltimore, several
weeks ago for treatment, returned home on
Monday OF last week not much imp owed, ana
died on September "a, aged 60 years, Of
Brights disease, after an illness OF several
months.
Mr.. Smith was a well known in this county.
aud will be greatly missed by his many friend.
He was one Ofthe heirs Oi'lhe late Debbie Bate.
He is survived 10y The following: A wife. who
was Miss Sailie Shuey, and IL chiIdren-Mrs.
Harry Englar. Mrs. Thomas Stevenson, Ar
thur Smith. of New Rockford, \. D.; Truman
aud Carroll Smith. Of Tadmor, Ohio; Edgar,
Guy, Earl, Oryiie, Edna and Myrtle M home.
Funeral took place on September % at
Stone Chaple N. Z. Church, Rev. Bennett
officiating. The palbearers were Chas Repp,
Samuel Bond. Eldwood Suader, Cnas. Bow
ersox. DR.. Brooks and Edward Devibiss.
Harvey Bankert, New Windsor, funeral di.
rector.
HAMBLETON.
Thomas Edward HambIetou, Of Baltimore,
a retired banker died on Friday, September
y. al his residence near Lutherviiie, baitl-
more county Mr. Hambletou died of heart
disease after az illness OF three weeks. lie
was = years old, having been born ut New
Windsor, Carroll county, in 1929. When 20
years old he started in the wholesale dry goods
business in Baltimore with his brother, the
late John A. HambleJon, under the name OF
Hambletou Bros y Co. The firm succeeded
Thomas +. Hamh!etnn Il Sons, Of which Mr..
Hamhlejou's father was the head. The firm
did a large business with the South, and when
a. D II. .Lf la4t
Baltimore 90 look after his interest IN the
Southern States. He spent four years Of the
war there. much Of the time running the block
nde before the ports of Charleston aud VII
hBgtou IL bad served first as a private 10
the Firs; Maryland Regiment, but WIS dis
charged TO enter the blockade running service.
When the WA ended Mr.. HambletoE and
his brother left the dry goods business and
started banking house under the rmme of
John A HANDLED Il Co. which Sus the
srye OF the firm name until 1891. when II was
changed to Humb,etoa 4 Ca, Mr.. John A.
Hsmble;ou retiring al that lime. January 81,
1905. Nr. Humbe;uu retired from active 6usI.
uess Ete.
His funeral took pace gu Monday eileruoou
from his home. aud iuierment was IA the
Greeum5nt cemetery.
rA~NEY
Blanche Elizabeth daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew j. iawuey, at th's city, died on
Saturday morning .ast after an illness % sew
e-al weeks os typhoid fever She was in her
l6.hyear. She was bright aud industrious aud
VAS loved By al Eto Anew Eer she "as the
ouIy daughter. and leaves father, mother
aud Two brothers % mourn her loss Her
funeral took place tgom hes late home on
Sunday afternoon. Rev Z W. Doiy official;
suE, au& lulr-ment took place a. Lester 5
eenIeiy. IA i1nATeTs were ray mono Au'a'
Elmer Long oven HSrrn' i.o"eFt tss"r'
Charles N''s "n9 NamA.r4 a Myers r. a.
NAaF'e' ''""''' '''F'''''
ahAAN-
john belker. aErd = year. . hoIias Pr"
days, ot 'h-- e'ts' died oa Ne5.lea Der - alter
q snort ll."'s' 90 pAFsiysls- III be'Ne5 vas
Born ln ''fmA'N1 an4 Te@iHe' q o"aai'N 1000
Aaltt l'i>i sprung "t NA',A n'"" 1g '"'NE' ''
't3, s'if, ne y. survivor Df 70" SD s'N
ghiitT'r- WIS arHIo' Nl.tii'., Ms t.hAI't7
L'-' II, 81 aa"''e5' i'-' = = ,.''' 'e'1'AN
ef. O.. 'f4i'naFr' ''e''Ee ",i's 'g"N D''Atf' %
f..s 49,, sHl 'N-tFe EFah9en'iiteA Aha 'N'
SISTERS. sil- iausrsi took place on tuesday 81
Dee Pars tn7F.-
t' ,a. '' ''-nN '''e'
7, 49, ,gs.--.f,..-la II -
..L-.
g. ~ n".'t''' A'
- q 80. d. s..t..--
~, s..9 So
4 T-..--s... Fy.....f ~.
f-t- -. f.. 49,. - S.k..s.it..
81 - -.--' - "a g.f,..
- A.. IT,.
Il. e.. ~,
81, 49,. "a - -
pr. u-6...r5 g- a.
g,-.-tt ~. f...-., s, t7.,.s-.v NteLE..- ireland
50. ia. .rf E.s.t..F ga 81. -zsss-.- ia H~ss
,.r. re s, conducted 81 general star,, 7,ni w4s
--arl, .1e,rs.fst. Hfz home b. one nj The
t..r4.,r,..t -r Sv.ssviIle.
ss-s. f.r,-,f ..r,.ass took place m y. 10
..rh,s Caa-eh uh-r, requiem high nss,
...,s s,.... s,r,,..8 d. Fathers Rah~s. Arassetrer
l.r...-4 y.sg,s.. ana Tl.ams. j Negisskry.
tl,.- =f1 .-...s. -tla-H.s4 fh.. services All