Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-01-05
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At the family home, Johnstown, Pa,
Saturday. December % 1906 Frederick
Allen, l4-vcar old son of MIR and Mrs
NJ p HamiIl Fred had been i'll with
typhoid fever, but it was hoped his
youth and constitution We're equal to the
danger. The very sad sequel showed,
however, thar no physical condition.
is proof against one of the worst of
all desperate diseases Fred. WAS the
only child \ bright, manly, promising
boy. he was the ldo of his parents, To-
whom, therefore, his untimely death
comes rs a distressing, crushing blow
The many friend, of the stricken parents
here deeply SympathiHo with them.
At Franklin, w Va. Saturday, De
uembcr 20, 1906, Mr. Thomas J. Bow
man. of Bowman & Mcclure, one of the
leading mercantile firms of Pcudlcluu
county Mr.. Bowman was a native ut
Shenandoah county aud was born April
%. 1871. He entered the Confederate
Army at Is as "A member of h. Twenty
third Virginia Regiment. He mad been
merchant at Franklin nearly 10 years
He leaves "A widow and five children.
Mrs. Bowman before her marIiag" was
Miss Hannah c. Masters. daughter of
T,raiui, and g, ,.rn.in' If NJ.
W,Ilisnn Mrs C,anr,rn I.,,n. and tL.
l,tr Mrs Rrnhnn Autbnrv nf his ,,l,,.,.
Mr. Hn,v,n,,, h,d h.,,, iii , I,,,, inn,
Ar her home inns ul,rn Nnnd,,.
December 2i. 1906 Mrs. Sarah Sperry,
widow of the lare Benjamin Sperry.
,ord 81 wears Mrs Sr,,r,. was hnr,,
nj Rcd Iakr Shrnusbirn En,,I,nI
lime 70, $50 and had been . resident
of Frnstburu many wears Indeed She
was one nf the oldost and most highIv
rrspprted LADIES of the town and Lv
many She win me ,r..,tI,. missed
Irvnnt mn,nbnr If tbn First NJ +
Churrh Il wears she rarely missed ut.
tanjinr If, services nut,I ahout r months
MO- Those services She ,I\yavsr ninyrJ
hence when rhp final summon, came
to ..romr mn higher" snr was fnIIv
rnodv tn ~, Thn funeral WINS b.ld it
the I,te residence nr Rn,vnrv strant
Thursday afternoon Rev \ II Thnmn.
son. pastor. conducting the srrvirr
The pail and finwer-brarers. grand-sons
of the deceased. were Mrssrs William
q Nnrg,u I,,hn q Nnr,,,,, T,n,n. 4
~ ~ V-,r; b.L ~
W. N"", W 'l''"'' 2iSioP' N'"N HP'IrN;
ialIhef HptirN' Jr.. w imam SprfIN ana
Harry Bishop. Her illness WAS com
paratlVely brief, and death eusued from
old age and general debility. Her hus-
band dIed many years ago, and the sur
VlNlhE family consists ot three daugh-
trrS Miss deborah, of ms place; Mrs.
Henry Morgan, OF Carlos; Mrs, James
BISHOP OF LouaConInG, ana tV" SONS
M"s>rs. Iheophllus and Joshua, of this
place; Jabez j., OF Patton, Pa; Caleb,
OF Mt. Pleasant, IA, and John Palmer
OF GAINESVILLE ONO The funeral Thurs
day, lnterment IN AllcganV cemetery,
was attended from abroad by John Palmer
Sp'rlN ana two daughters Misses Leila
ana Eva, OF GAINESVILLE, o.; JaheH j.
Sprrry, OF Patton, IA; Mr.. aud Mrs. ,.
Williams, OF BellWuod, Pa; Miss
Amanda H. f"WeII, OF Altoona, "a
Benjamin homaS and daughter-MIsS
Saline, and James Philips and sons
Milton and Charles, of McyerSlale, Pa
OF grandchildren Il survive, and 81 great
grand children. One of the children
contributes the following quatrains:
We miss thee from our home dear Mother:
} We miss thee from thy place;
shadow ser our lives Is cast
Wv mss Is me sunshine OF. OF my race
,,.'t az, 10y Ni'l,, n,i,' N,lIs name"
onr &o lUi is " d,r, w ''t thoe
Wr miss thee ryrrywhrrr
A. tho f,,,iI,, hanna N,ro1,l,. ..,.,.,+
tbis rIaca W.drn.d,,r D"an,,,l,,r }c
Inof Mrs N,r. VIVA n.if. ~ NJ NJ
Alfrnd Cine ,,;od - ,.,ors II.,,. ,,n.
hn,d and d,n,-I,t,r.' ;,,.,';,, g., T i',1
i"a, IN Soma ti,7,n ''''''
A. HI. hn,nn Iv,.hI,,r, v, Ga,
d,v no.n,mhar "a I0oi 1Ir f'h,, ~
pfritfnr aged 70 yeors Darn,.nI was
,ntirod ,,,a',.,,t t;i,, v''t'U 90 80