The Democratic advocate., 1906-12-28
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And Others
Who Have Passed Away.

Mrs. Elizabeth S. Roop, venerable lady
| of this city and one of the oldest residents,
died at her home, on East Main street, Sun
day morning from the effects of fall which
occurred about five weeks ago, and by which
her hip was dslocated. She was native of
this city and daughter of the late Nicholas
Schaefer, of Indiana. Her husband, Josiah
| Roop, died many years ago. One daughter
! Miss Sarah Fisher Roop, of this city. aud
| one son Mr.. Charles Schaeffer Roop, former
| ly a clerk in the Baltimore Postofice, but at
present connected with the rural free delivery
| division of the Postofice Department at Wash
| ington. D. c. survive her. Mrs. Roop was
| a relative of the late Judge William A. Fisher
| and of Charles D. Fisher, who was killed in
the collision on the Southern Railway on
| Thanksgiving Day. She was one of the oldes
Church. this city.
| Stricken with an attack of heart disease as
| he stood to hear the reading of St. john s
gospel at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, De.
| cember l6, Francis l.. Golibart, 81 years old,
| 210S Park avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana,
| sank in his pew and died few moments later
in the clergy house where he had been carried
to receive the last sacraments.
The commotion caused the Rev. Vincent
Dwyer, the celebrant of the mass, to pause
for second in his reading, but believing moth
ing serious had happened he continued, while
| stricken man from the church. There was SO
| little excitement attending the illness of the
man that few of the worshippers knew any
thing of it until they were informed after mass
| that Mr.. Golibart had died.
| He was carried to the clergy house and a
physician was called. Rev. Father Dowd,
| pastor of the church, administered extreme
| JUNCTION and Mr.. Golibart died almost as the
last prayer was finished. The mans body
was removed Immediately to his home in Park
avenue in the City Dispensary ambulance.
Mr.. Golibart was born and reared in Balt-
| more and went to Indianapolis, Indiana, in
Phoebe Benson Golibart, and two brothers
and two sisters of Carroll County, Nd. and
one sister, Mrs. F.P. Balderston, of Washing
| ton, D. G.
Mary Elizabeth Logue, wife of Howard
Logue, near Spring Mills. died of hemorrhage,
ON Saturday last, aged 80 years, months and
days. She is survived by husband and 5
small children. Her funeral took place at
Deer Park Church, Smallwood, on Monday.
James M. Stoner funeral director.
AccARTY.
James E. McCarty, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William McCarty, this city, died on December
| 20, aged months. The funeral took place
at St. Johns Church, on December %. Jas.
| NJ. Stoner funeral director.
BACHMAN.
Ellen C. Bachman, wife of Frank Bachman,
Pennsylvania avenue, died suddenly yesterday,
| about o'clock, of kidney trouble, aged 20
r,nptho nd o. Ioys Mro Ra aohp
was only sick "a hours. A husband and three
children survive her. Her funeral will take
place tomorrow at the Silver Run Lutheran
Church. f. A. Sharrer funeral director.
BABYLON.
Peter Babylon, of Mayberry, aged 70 years,
months and 18 days, died on Monday last
at the residence of his brother, William FL.
Babylon. Funeral took place ON Wednesday
afternoon at the Bethel Church of God, Rev.
L. F. Clarkson officiating.
WEAVER.
Peter S. Weaver, the we'll known photo
grapher of Hanover, Pa, died at his home on
December 26, after brief illness with pleuro-
pneumonia. aged II years. 2 months and 81
days. Mr.. Weaver was in apparent good
health up until last Saturday, when he took
his bed.
Deceased was the eldest son of the late
Samuel and Elizabeth Weaver, of Gettysburg.
and was born in Westminster. When quite
young he took up photography, which art he
carried on until the day of his illuess, being
one of the Oldest, if not the oldest photographer
in the State. After the war he moved from
Gettysburg to Hanover, where he established
a business which proved quite successful.
He was twice married, his first wife being
Miss Mary Brinkman, of Manchester, Md.
Thirty-seven years ago be was married to Miss
Sarah j. Spangler, daughter of Jacob Spang
Ter, of Smiths Station. Pa, who survives him
together with four children-Miss Edna, of
Phiadelphia; Ernest, of Brooklyn, N. Y,
Miss Madeline and Charles, at home.
He is also survived by two brothers, DR..
Rufus B. Weaver, professor in Hahnemann
Medical College, Philadelphia, and George
j. Weaver, of Gettysburg.
Deceased was member of the Red Men
and was identified with York lodge.
Mr.. Weaver recently completed term of
three years as tax collector of the Borough, to
| which position he was elected as Republi.
can.
The funeral will be held from his late home
Saturday afternoon, where services will be
| conducted by Rev. Dr. C. M. Stock. Inter
ment will be made in Mt. 0livet cemetery.
FOWLER.
Joshua W. Fowler, of Baltimore, formerly
of this city, died suddenly yesterday at his
| residence, 1406 North Fulton avenue, in the
46th year of his age. He leaves family.
His wife was Miss Anna Lawyer of Pleasant
Valley. The funeral services will he held at
his late residence today at p. m. Interment
will take place at Pleasant Valley tomorrow.
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