The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-08-17
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And Others
Who Have Passed Away.

| HULL.
William Henry Hull, well known farmer,
| died at his home in Wakefield Valley, Friday
morning last at Q 80 O'Clock after long ILL
| ness of PARALYSIS and heart trouble, aged 6S
| years, 8 months and 5 days. lie leaves a
widow who was a daughter of the late John
Penn. of KNOXVILLE, Frederick county, and
the following adult children-Mr. Howard
| Hull, Miss Florence Hull at home, and Mrs.
Clara Owings, of Tyrone. lie was member
of Meadow Branch German Baptist Brethren
Church, from which his funeral took place
Sunday afternoon mid large cCncourSe Of
sorrowipe relations and friends. Mr.. Hull
vas "A man of fine character, honest and up
right, u iuveing husband, kind tnther and
highly esteemed by all who knew him. Elders
Uriah Bixler, Edward Bixler, WIN. Roop aud
Ezra Brown was the officiating clergymen;
interment in the church cemetery. The pail
bearers were Messrs. William Adams, john
Schweigart. Harry Young. Joseph Price. VIM.
Geiman aud Uriah Babylon. Jas. NJ. Sioner
funeral director.
MRS. ROVER.
Anna, wife of Samuel l.. Roger, died at her
late home, 475 Maryland avenue ). W. Wash
ingion. ID. c., last Monday of tuberculosis.
On Wednesday her remains reached our
city on the noon train, and were inferred IN
Only the simple but impressive burial service
of the church was had. which was conducted
by Elder Uriah Bixler OF the Meadow Branch
congregation The usual funeral service had
been previously held in Washington. The
palIbearers. all nephews of the deceased, were
Messrs. W. II. Davis Ralph, Nevin and Chas.
Rover. of John, Robert Gist and Frank My
ers. The undertaken was Mr.. James Stonar.
Mrs. Rogers sge was 80 years, months
and 10 days The deceased WAS formerly
Miss Jones aud was born in Ireland. with her
parents she came 10 Amerlcs when quite
child and while still child lost both her par
ents. In 1894 while residing with her foster
parents, Mr. aud Mrs. Hall, of Alexander.
Va, she married Mr.. Roger. Besides him she
leaves seven children, are girls. the youngest
Of which is 4 babe OF bat - months.
Among others who accompanied the re-
mains from Washington were Mr.. and Mrs.
Hall. Mr.. aud Mrs. Vote and Mrs Charles
ID. Bonsack. Mrs Rover was a christian
worker and devoted wife.
XULLINIx.
Raymond l.. Muhuix, sgej Is years, only
sou OF Mr.. Jason Mullinix, formerly OF Mount
Airy, but now residing IN Washington, y. {,
died on August 10 at the George Warrington
University Hospital after n brief illness Of
appendicitis. The remains we're taken 10 Mt.
parents, sisters ard brothers. where the funeral
took place Sunday morning. witha very large
attendance Rev. CourtAnd. Of the Noun,
Airy NJ Z. church. conducted the services.
Iniermeni was made at ksmplnSu cemetery.
sIESIE.
Upton Brine an officer Of the United States
Marine Corps, stationed in Philadelphia, died
suddenly Of tuberculosis At collage near
Pen Mar. Thursday. sEcd IS years. He Was
sitting on the porch couvsrslng With tfiruds
when the eud cams Mr. BIrnie vas taken
s,ck with grip last February. and was never
able to rad himself Of the effects He vent to
the mountains early IN the spring with the
hope Of reEAining his health. Mr.. BiraJe
a native OF Tancytowu. HIS Widow and Two
soos survive. Cali BRINE, enc son. 81 an a..
tog0ey Al Lac IN Philadelphia. Lieut. Upton
Birnie, the other son. = graduate oi West
Point and an officer go the United States Ar.
tiiiery service stationed a; FsSt l@AvcB@Orth.
Both Sos we're With their father ~bra be died.