The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1907-08-30
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And Others
Who Have Passed Away.
HAYDEN.

| HAYDEN.
Af,er an illness of two weeks Miss Mary A.
HAYDEN died Friday, August 70, at III. 10 p.
| M. at the residence OF Mr.. Nathaniel u.
Baumgarlner, East Main street, where she
and her sister. Miss Rachael A. Hayden, have
made their home during the past three years,
both having formerly resided on East dreeh
street. ,oao
| Miss HAYDEN was born in September, lsZo,
and wonld have been 81 years of age next
month. She was the sixth member OF Inc
family of Basil and Apparillah Hayden, who
departed this life in February, 1868. and Fed
ruary, 1864, respectively; the others were
Eleanor, who died in 1874. aged 80 years;
Ruth A. Hayden, who died few years ago,
at the age of 80; Catharlne Ihayer' wlIe u, %
| the late Prof Nathaniel II. Thayer, OF Balti'
more: Ann Louise Fisher, wife of the late
William Fisher, of Taneytown, both deceased;
the only son being The late Judge William N.
HAYDEN. Associate Judge of this circuit from
1867 to 1882, who died in September, 1880;
Miss Rachel A. Hayden who survives and IS
in her 85th year, and Margaret A. Baumgart-
ner. wife Of the late John j. Baumgartner,
the we'll known lawyer, of this city.
Her funeral took place Monday mornllg g.
August 26th, at st. Johns Catholic Church,
Rev. Father Joseph H. Cassidy offering Re-
ouiem Mass and the service for the dead.
The pallbearers were Messrs. Michael +.
Walsh. George F.. Shriner, A. w. Bucklng-
ham, Charles E. Fink, John L. Lynch, Jos.
B. BOYLE. Interment was III the cemetery
adjoining the church. +. G. Sharrer was
funeral director.
John Getthey, West Main street, died on
August %, of paralysis, aged 70 years and
months. Mr.. Getthey was born III Baltimore.
He was an experienced shoemaker by trade.
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His funeral took place at ST. Johns Church
on Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock, Rev.
Father Cassidy conducting the services. In
torment was in the cemetery IN the rear OF the
church. The pallbearers were Samuel Brown,
John T. Lynch, Andrew Fowler, Joseph b.
BOYLE, Edward Eckenrode and John Hartman.
F. C. Sharrer was funeral director.
VALENTINE.
Mrs. Emily Valentine, wife of Josiah Val
entine, died Saturday night at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. John D. Zimmerman, in Walk.
ersville, Frederick county, ofgeneral debility,
aged SO years. Besides her husband she is sur
vived by two sons-Milton y. Valentine, OF
Liberty, ard John C. Valentine, OF York, Pa,
Two daughters John D. Zimmerman, of
Walkersvlle, and Mrs. Daniel Eyler, York,
Pa.
Anna Rebecca Reese, daughter of the late
David and Sarah Reese, died at her home
near the Meadow Branch German Baptist
Church. on A ugust &c. aged 3S years, 9 months
and days Her death was due to dropsy
and heart failure. She is survived by the
following brothers and ssters-Andrew D.,
Margaret, Ruth and Agnes at home-Mrs. U.
E. Phillips, of Oakland Mills, Mrs. Virginia
Reese, of this city, Miss Elizabeth Reese, OF
Hot Springs. S. d., and Horace G: Reese, OF
x,;l toko nlo
at her home this friday morning at 1890
a, m., after which her remains will be in
tered in krider's cemetery. Rev. Il. w.
Doty will be the officiating minister. James
S. Stoner funeral director.
BANkERT.
Abraham Bankert, of Mexico, died very
suddenly on Wednesday night OF consumption
in his 9th year. Mr.. Bankert was a miller
and mason by trade. He is survived by
wife who was Miss Katie Wimert Funeral
took place this morning at 10 a. m. Inter
ment was in Testers cemtery. James ).
Stoner funeral director.
ZEPP.
Evelyn A., daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Orville
Zepp, died at her home, East Nam street. on
Tuesday, aged months and days. Funeral
services were conducted by Rev. DR.. Gibson
on Wednesday. The palbearers were James
Little, Stewart Roberts, Samuel Yingling and
Edward Lantz. Interment was in Westmin.
ster cemetery. f. C. Sharrer funeral direc-
tor.
Ralph E. Null, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Null, died August "a, aged months and Is
days. Funeral services were held at the
home of the parents, Frizellburg, Monday
morning, Rev. R. w. Doty officiating.
RIDGELY.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dulany Ridgely, widow of
Commodore Daniel B. Ridgely, United States
NAVY. who died shortly after the Civil War,
died Wednesday at her home, 1417 Park
avenue Baltimore, after about two months
illness. She was an aunt OF Mrs. Guy w.
Steele, and a relative of the late Mrs. kathe.
rine Shellman, of this city.
Elsie II. Wolf, daughter of George Wolf.
of near Magin's Mill, died on Friday last. aged
8 wears and 10 months. Funeral took place
on Sunday at Deer Park M. P. Church.
Rev. W. L. Seabrooke officiating. James
M. Stoner undertaken.