The Democratic advocate., 1907-07-19
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And Others
Who Have Passed Away.
WILLIAMS.

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Mary Jane Williams, widow of the late
Jesse N. Williams. East Main street, died on
| Sund ay last of cancer of the stomach, aged ~
years. months and 90 days. She was mem
ber of The Centenary M. E. Church. She Is
survived by three sons-C. E., OF Manquin'
| Va, Charles, of Chicago, and Wesley +.
Williams, of Polegreen, Va. Funeral services
took place on Wednesday at IL II. m. at her
late residence. Rev. Harold M. Rider con
d ,c,ius the services. lnterment was IN the
Westminster cemetery. The pallbearers were
Gist. James +. Smith, j. Webster Ebaugh and
| Charles Hes.on. F. c. Sharrer was funeral
| director.
Miss Elizabeth E. Norris, rs years old, died
of paralysis early Sunday morning at the home
of her nephew, Mr.. John N. Norris. OF White
hall. She is survived by three sisters-Mrs:
Thomas Ayres, Mrs. Rachel A. Miller and
Miss Mary Norris. Her funeral took place
Services were held in McKendree Methodist
Episcopal Church and interment in the church
cemetery.
George Washington Shaw, about IA years
old, formerly of Taneytown district, died very
suddenly at the residence of John w. Buck.
ingham, East Green street, on Tuesday night.
Mr. Shaw for number of years was employed
by the Government at Washington. He was
lying sick at Hospital, Baltimore, being
confined there three weeks, until he was
brought to this city on Tuesday evening by his
nephew, Thomas K. Shaw, with hope that
the change would be beneficial to his health.
But he died short time after arriving of
heart failure.
He was son of the late William and Susan
G. Shaw, of Taneytown district.
Mr.. Shaw was unmarried and leaves one
sister, Mrs. Lizzie johnson, of Kansas City,
who is the last survivor of his father children.
His funeral took place this morning. Ser.
vices were conducted at the residence of his
nephew, Thomas K. Shaw, Bond street, Rev.
Harold Nj. Rider officiating.
Interment was in the Westminster cemetery.
The pallbearers were Howard Schaeher, Geo.
A. Bixler, VIM. l.. Devilbiss, Thomas Fred.
erck, Walter 81. Davis and Benjamin Dorsey.
F. C. Sharrer funeral director.
ENGLAR.
Henry Englar, one of the Oldest and best
known citizens of New Windsor. died at
Gilbert's Hotel on Wednesday afternoon aged
about so years. He was we'll and widely known
and had taken an active interest in Republican
politics. Until few years ago he rarely
missed attending Republican convention:
More than SO years ago he was a member of
the Baltimore police force. His wife died some
time sgo. He left no children. He was a
member of the German Baptist Church. He
He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Thomas
Russell, Union Bridge. and Mrs. Neal Bond,
townsville His funeral services took place
today in the German Baptist Church, New
Windsor. Interment was in the Beaver Dam
Cemetery.
MURRAY.
Mr.. Anthony S. Murray, 81 East Eager
street Baltimore, died July ii at his cottage
at jamestown, r. L., of acute indigestion.
Mr. Murray had been in excellent health late
w. and his sudden demise was a most unex-
pected blow to his family and wide circle OF
friends.
He was conspicuous figure in Baltimore
society and member of the University and
Elkridge Clubs.
He left widow. who was formerly Miss Eva
Murray of Annapolis, his cousin, and the
daughter of Mr.. ]. D. Murray, pay director OF
the United States Navy, and three children,
Mr.. w. N. Murray, of Pittsburg. and Masters
Ratcliff and Shore Murray. The body was
taken TO Pittsburg and buried on Sunday.
PARRISH.
Mary C. Parrish, wife of John T. Parrish,
of Gist, died yesterday, aged about Sc years.
She was daughter of John Wesley Barber.
She is survived by two daughters. Funeral
takes place this afternoon at Bethesda Church.
F. C.. Sharrer funeral director.