The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1907-11-01
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And Others
Who Have Passed Away.

HARTSOOK.
Passed from death unto Life, October &c,
Maria Theresa Hartsook, at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. John b. Z. Sellman, Liberty
service, love and bene6cient influence upon
all with whom she was associated, particularly
in the daily home life where the beauty, sweet.
ness and unselfshness of her character showed.
In social the same characteristics attracted
and endeared her to all who had the privilege
of casual acquaintance. To US who have
known her intimately from youth is a full
realization of the purity and rarity of charac-
ter which never failed to find the sunshine and
make it for others, however trying the Cir
cumstance or heavy the cross. To her the
parting is release from life's perplexities and
harassments, to US the loneier path and less
sunshine on the way.
She was born in Frederick county, and the
daughter of Henry and Mary Hartsook, de.
ceased. She was a member Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, a teacher in the prim airy
department of the Centenary NJ. E. Sunday
school, Westminster, and an active worker
in Queen Esther, Home Missionary Society,
and of the w. c. I. U.
She is survived by four sisters, Mrs. j. B.
T. Selman, this city; Mrs. Gustus Barnes,
Mrs. Jesse Lambert, New Windsor; Mrs. John
Sundergill, Md.
Funeral services and interment at Stone
Chapel, Wednesday morning, October 80.
The officiating minister was Rev. Harold Ri
der, assisted by Rev. A. F. Campbell and Rev.
L. M. Bennett. Palbearers were nephews
of the deceased-Edward and Walter Barnes,
Truman Lambert, Joshua Sundergill, Charles
Sellman and Edward Stoner. Funeral direc.
tor, Frank C. Sharrer.
BUCKINGHAM.
Mr. Benjamin w. Buckingham, formerly
Of this city, where for many years he held the
position of recording clerk in the clerk S
office, died at his home, 1918 West Franklin
street, Baltimore, on Monday last of paralysis,
in the seventy, second year of his age. Mr.:
Buckingham was born in Westminster and
moved to Baltimore 16 years ago and became
associated with the Home Friendly Insurance
Company, with which he was connected at
the time of his death. He was graduate of
Dickinson College. He is survived by a
widow, who was Miss Jennie Ebaugh.
daughter of the late Joseph Ebaugh, former
sheriff of Carroll county, and two daughters
misses Margaret E. and Nettie Fl. W. Buck
ingham). Services were conducted at the
home at o'clock Wednesday evening by Rev.
A. S. Weber, pastor of Faith Reformed
Church, and the body was shipped to this city
Thursday morning, and burial was made in
westminster cemetery.
REINDOLLAR.
Mrs. Leah, wife of Mr.. William M. Rein
dollar, who had been critically ill for several
weeks, died at her home in Taneytown, at an
early hour last Friday morning. Mrs. Rein.
dollar had been i'll for year or more, and
last winter was at Baltimore hospital for
surgical treatment, following which she APP
peared to improve for while, but during
the summer she gradually grew worse until
death ended her suffering.
Mrs. Reindollar, whose maiden name was
Hammond, was greatly beloved by all
who knew her. Funeral services we're held
on Sunday afternoon, at O. clock, at her late
home, interment following in the Lutheran
cemetery.
Anthony Arnold, aged 81 years and 5
months, died at his home near Ogg's Summit,
October 3lst, of the inirmities of old age.
Mr.. Arnold was staunch Democrat and
lived in the former neighborhood all his life.
He is survived by his wife, six sons, Elias E..
Henry L.. Anthony, John W., Franklin and
Joseph; and two daughters, Ruth Arnold and
Ella Arnold, wife of William Arnold.
Funeral services will be conducted at
Smallwood, Saturday, at O'Clock by Rev. E.
o. Ewing and interment will be made in the
Smallwood cemetery. Inc pall-Dearers VIII
be Henry Wardenfeld, Henry Bitzel, George
Logue, Henry F. Walking, Ernest Wolf and
j. G. Hoffman. Mr.. F. C. Sharrer funeral
director.
STOCKSDALE.
Maria, wife of John Thomas Stocksdale, Of
near Gambler, died on October 20 after an
illness of about 10 days, aged So years. She
was a member Of Mount Pleasant Church.
Funeral took place yesterday at Mt. Pleasant
church, Rev. DR.. Elderdice officiating. Inter.
ment in the cemetery adjoining the church
F. G. Sharrer funeral director,