The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1907-03-15
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And Others
Who Have Passed Away.

Shaefier, Pennsylvania avenue, died on Tues
day morning after All illness OF seven days Of
| pneumonia, aged SO years, l | months and %
| days. Mrs. Shaeffer wa of kind nature and
| always ready to help the needy. She was
devoted member of the Salem Lutheran
| Church. A husband, three sons, Daniel, Ed
ward and William Shaeffer, and two daugh
tiers, Mrs. George II. Sterner and Margaret
Shaeffer survive her. Her funeral took place
today at 10 a. m. at the Lutheran Church,
Rev. R. W. Doty officiating. Iuterment was
in Krder's cemetery. The palbearers were
| VIM. Wantz, John Schwegart, Calvin Star
ner, Sam'l Foreman, David Circle and Jacob
| Starner. James M. Stoner funeral director.
EBAUGH.
Miss Carrie May Ebaugh, of CarrolIton,
| aged % years, 10 months and Is days, died
on Wednesday last of tuberculosis, of which
she was sufferer for u year Miss Ebaugh
lived in this city few years with her brother,
j. Webster Ebaugh. and also held position
with the Westminster Shirt Factory for some
time Unfortunately she mute. Her
funeral took place yesterday at Bethel Church,
Rev. Victor Belts officiatiug interment in the
cemetery adjoining. The pallbearers we're
Lester Oursler, Marion Taylor, Hammond
Taylor William Green. Arthur Harpel and
Henry Arbaugh. F. A. Sharrer was funeral
director.
FREDERICK.
Ida N Frederick, oldest daughter Of Mr..
Charles Frederick Of near Alesia, died March
I, from diphtheria, aged 2years, months and
days. She was taken sick with what they
| thought was tonsilits, but on Wednesday
evening they called in DR.. Sherman who pro
nounced it dphthera He used a quantity
of autitoXiue but death came as above stated.
Her remains were inferred in the Reformed
Church cemetery the same day. The mother
and a younger child now have the same dis
ease.
MIKESELL.
Mr. Uriah B. Mikesell, a native of this
county and former resident of this city, died
at his home, 1911 Columbia avenue, Balt
more, on Friday afternoon, aged Ga years and
months. He leaves widow, who was Miss
Mary Sholl, of Myers district. He was we'll
known in this city, where he was engaged in
business for number of years, aboutthe third
of century ago. lie was nephew OF the
late Squire Peter B. Mlkesell, of this city. and
a brother of Mrs. Amos Ebaugh, of Mt. Pleas
ant, this county. His funeral took place from
his late residence on Tuesday afternoon.
LOTT.
Elsie E.. wife of Frederick Lott, died on
Friday, March l. at her home, 4l6 West Ham
burg street. Baltimore, Md, aged % years,
months and days, daughter of George W.
and Frances E. Arnold of Carroll county,
She is survived by husband and two chill
dren-Lilian M. and George +. Lott. In.
termeut was in Loudon Park cemetery.
FOREMAN.
| James Foreman, aged about 81 years, of
| Taneytown, died at the Almshouse on Mon
day morning about 5 o'clock. Mr.. Foreman
was formerly from Union Bridge, but moved
| to Tancytown about four years ago. from
which place he was brought to the Almshouse
on Friday last. His death was caused by par
aysis. His son arrived in this city on Tues
day evening and had his remains shipped to
Union Bridge by train, from which place they
were taken to Beaver Dam Church for inter-
ment. James M. Stoner undertaken.
Mr.. Oliver Bay, 81 years old, died at his resi-
| dence, at Roland Park, Baltimore, very sud-
denly March II. He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Rachael Bay; daughter, Mrs Fan
ME Bay Helm, and granddaughter, Mrs. G.
| NJ. Thompson. His funeral took place on
Wednesday from his late home. lnterment
private.
The funeral of Mrs. Lulu Algire, wife of
Mr.. Robert Algire, of Arcadia, who died Sat
urday, was held Tuesday morning at ST. Paufs
Lutheran Church. Rev. Wilson Thomas, of
Hampstead Methodist Episcopal Church, and
Rev. S. j. Derr, of Arcadia, conducted The
services
The pallbearers were Messrs Charles Ar
macost, LIE Roy Gill, John Stocksdale, Jesse
Upperco, Harry Buchanan and Chester Guilt
son. Mrs. Algire is survived by her husband,
her parents and two sisters and five brothers.
ARNOLD.
Mrs. II. j. Arnold, widow of Augustine
Arnold, died at her home in Taneytown
yesterday morning from the effects Of grip.
Mrs. Arnold before her marriage Mrs. III.
Josephine Spalding and was closely related
to the Spalding and Elder families of Mary.
land. She was in the Goth year of her age
and is survived by four children and seven
grandchildren. Her children are Messrs
George A. and Robert V. Arnold, and Miss
Agnes o. Arnold, of Taneytown, and Mrs
William j. Gallery, of Baltimore. Her fu-
neral will take place on Monday morning
from st. Joseph's Church, Taneytown Re-
QUEEN high mass will be said by the pastor,
Rev. B. j. Lennon.
Mr.. j. j. Perrigo, one of Woodlands
Oldest residents, died at his home, Gwynn
Oak avenue, yesterday of infrmities of age.
He was SO years old and had been confined
to his bed for the last six weeks. Mr.. Perrigo
was born in Hampstead, Carroll county, and
was educated in the public schools.