The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-05-25
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And others Who
Have Passed Away.

mrs. SMITH.
Elizabeth. wife Of George Smith, lied at her
hnme in Lltllesio~n, Pa, May II, after an
illness OF ten days with heart disease. aged So
years, 4 months and Is days. She was a
daughter Of the late Mr.. aud Mrs. John Ian
singer of liJslestoWu. She married George
Smith ia 1850 and beside her husband leaves
tbree sons aud three daughters, John OF York,
Calvin Of Baltimore, Samuel and Mrs. ID. Nj.
Frsser Of Litilestown, Mrs Wm. Dosh OF
baltimore aud Mrs, Charles Shriuer Of faney-
ioNn. One brother also survives, Aug. Ian
singer ct Liitlcsto~n.
LITTLE
Elmer aged - years, 3 months and "a
days. eldest son Of John Little. Liberty street,
tins city. died at St l.uke's Hospital, Baltl.
more. early Sunday morning, May 10, TO which
institution he was taken last Friday morning
To be operated upon for appendicitis. The
operation was performed and gangrene SET IN
causing bis death. His remains were brought
10 this city by Sunday afternoon train. lie
was taken IA at Greenmount ON Monday pre-
yiuus. aud came to his home complaining.
A doctor Was summoned and after examiua
ton be was taken TO the hospital.
HIS funeral was largely attended. Follow.
iag are the pailhearerS. Irwin Burgoon, Harry
Iappy, Gioyi DilendAl, Walter Zepp, Nm.
Ctz aud Harry Starr James Missioner funeral
director.
TREGELLAS.
Jasaph TregelIaS. d. we'll known dry goods
merchant Of Union Bridge formerly of West
minister. died on the evening of May -, from
heart disease, in his 10th year He was born
in Cromwell, England, and came to this coun'
try when about Is years old. He had been
engaged ia the dry goods business ever since.
MIR. Trrgellas was the father 1.-THE late Samue
Tregellas. who was the head Of the firm OF
Tfrgr'las, Heriel Il Co, on Hopkins Place,
Baltimore. He as survived BY his widow, one
sou. john n Tregelas, proprietor Of tho
department store at Grafton, W. Va. ans
three daughters, Mrs. Roland h. hartman anc
Mis-. Edward Eary, both Of Baltimore, aud
Miss Ella Tfegeilas, of Union Bridge Ht
was buried at Frederick, Md, today.
NULLISEAUx
Robert b. Mulineaux. a well known resi-
dent "f near RidgeyiIle, died May Is, after q
biiet illness, aged 81 years. He is survived
bv ii wife aud eight children. His tunera
took place at Montgomery chapel on the 2Oth
instant. aud was attended by 500 people.
MRS SNAPPER.
Rahecca. widow of Henry Shatfer, died
Nav 1, at her home, near Liueboro, Of apo
plexv. She had been AN invalid for SIX years,
She is survived by five children-Misses Jo-
anna aud Amanda, at home, Mrs. John Boil.
hngrr aud Henry A. Shafier, Of near Line
bofo, and J. A. Shatier, of New Freedom, Pa.
MRS. BARTON.
Mrs. Martha Barton, formerly of Baltimore,
died at the NJ p Home, Westminster, Mt
a. H., on Tuesday May -. after an illness OF
a few days, of general debility. Mrs. Barton
entered the Home about six months ago, and
by her gentle and amiable disposition endeared
herself to all who came in contact with her.
Afrer brief service at the Home, conducted
By her former pastor, Rev. j. d. Kinzer OF
Baltimore, assisted by Rev. l.. f. Warner,
The body was taken to Baltimore for inter
ment in Greenmount Cemetery.
MRS. HoLDORF.
Frederick, (nee Steinberg,) wife of John
Holdort, died at her residence, ll9 North Ann
street. Baltimore, on May "a, aged 40 years.
Funeral On May 27, at , p. IN.