The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-08-22
TIE DEATH RECORD.
MIR. GRACE MANOWN.

Mrs. Grace Manown, wife of Mr..
Edward Manown, of Baltimore, died in
hospital in that city Wednesday morn
ing, August 14th, after undergoing a
surgical operation. Her remains were
taken through Oakland the next morn
ing to Kingwood, w. Va, where the
interment was made.
MISS LECARTHA ECHARD.
AT the home in Pittsburg, Pa, Miss
Lecartha Echard died Wednesday after
noon, August 18th. She was buried in
the graveyard near that city on the fol
lowing Friday. The cause of her death
was typhorid fever. She was the sis
ter of Mr.. Calvin Echard, of Oakland
and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Willis w. Echard, former residents of
Oakland. She was seventeen years of
age and was an active member of the
Methodist church of which she was
member. She was well-known by
many Of the young people of this town
with whom she was very popular.
LILLE F. BACOT.
At her summer home in Mountain
Lake Park, Miss Bacot died Tuesday
evening. She was at the head of the
modern language department of the
Mountain Chautauqua now in session
there. She was about thirty years Of
age, and she taught last year at Over
brook Seminary, near Philadelphia. A
cablegram was sent to her parents, DR..
and Mrs. Rambeau, who are in Berlin,
Germany, telling them Of her death as
well as saying that the remains would
be placed in vault in Baltimore, await
ing their arrival in America when they
might be present at the Obsequies.
THORNTON SLIGER.
Mr.. Thornton Sliger died at his home
in Westernport on Monday evening. His
remains were inferred today He was
the father of Mr.. R. E. Slger, the
cashier of the First National Bank of
Oakland.
DR.. 5. Z. MERRITT.
DR.. S. Z. Merritt, a dentist whose
home is at Washington, D. c., but who
was at the Park spending the summer,
died there Friday from tuberculosis.
His remains We're taken in charge by
Undertaken Bolden and they were
shipped to his home Saturday morning.
JOSEPH MARTIN.
Joseph Martin died Saturday evening
at his home in Oakland and was buried
Monday morning in the Oakland Gene
terry, Rev. J. B. Workman, of the
Methodist church conducting the ser
vices He was well-known to the peo-
pie of Oakland and of Garrett county,
having lived here since 1858. For sew
eral years he drove transfer hack be-
tween Oakland and the Park. He was
SO years of age, was born in Downs
County, Ireland, coming to America in
! 1856. He was married twice, his sec
ond wife being Miss Sarah Weese, of
Virginia Four children were born to
them, but two of whom now live, Mrs.
William limbaugh, and David, both
of Oakland He was half brother of
Thomas Martin, the liveryman of Oak
land. Among those from a distance at
tending the funeral were Miss Ella
Martin, Mr.. James Kelley, Mrs. Thomas
Roy, all of Benwood, W. Va Mrs.
Roy is the deceaseds sister.
! AUGUSTA HERMAN.
The subject of this death notice died
Monday evening at the Loeb Lynn
Heights Hotel where he had been plan.
ist for several years. The cause of the
death was gastritis and heart trouble.
Undertaken Bolden prepared the re-
mains for burial and shipped them tc
the deceased's former home, 1923 Mt.
Royal avenue. Baltimore City. The
body was accompanied from the hote
to the depot by the band now at the
Chautauqua, which played a funera
march while the procession proceeded.
ROBRET LOWELL TUCKER.
At the Echard cottage at Mt. Lake
Park, Robert died Monday. He was
eight months old and his home was ir
Sutton. w. Va. where his remains