The Democratic advocate., 1907-08-23
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And Others
who Have Passed Away.

| RINERART.
DIR. Jacob Rinehart, IA years old, who hao
been practicing medicine and surgery N
Frizellburp for more than 40 years, died al
his home in that place about B. 80 a. m. oalur'
day. a bod
| He was prominent in his profession ana hah
| a large practice He was an ardent Demo
| crat and exerted strong influence IN oenail
| of his party, which recognized his services
| and twice elected him a member of fhe HOUSE
of Delegates and twice ajudge OF the Orphans
Court Of the county, in which he served one
term as chief Judge. He was also justice OF
| the peace. ,.,
Dr.. Rinehart was graduated from Pennsyl'
vania College, Gettysburg. Pa, 1856. Soon
thereafter he began the study of medicine ana
was graduated in 1858 from the PennsylVanl
Medical College, of Philadelphia. He began
the practice of his profession at fairheid' fa;,
| but five or six years later returned to Carrol,
| county, of which he was native, and settieu
at Frizellburg. He took great interest IN IN a
fine farm which he owned near that place;
| He was the son of the late John Rinehart, ana
his only brother was the late William u.
Rinehart, a prominent and wealthy resident
of this city and tor many years tax collector
of Westminster district.
DR.. Rinehart married, about 45 years ago,
Miss Margaret Grabill, of Frederick county,
whose father represented that county IN tne
House of Delegates about 60 years ago ana
became widely known as the protector OF
plank road which was built between Emmits'
burg and this city, but which was long ago
worn out and disappeared. Mrs. Rlnehart
died several years ago, but one son and one
daughter survive-Harry L.. Rinehart, OF
of Uniontown district, and Mrs. William
Arthur, of Frizellburg.
DR., Rinehart's funeral took place from his
home Monday afternoon, Rev. DR.. Baughman.
assisted by Rev. Eli Huber, d. D., OF Gettys-
burg, officiating. Burial was in Baust Gene
terry. The funeral was largely attended as
DIR. Rinehart had many friends in this city
and throughout the county, and in Pennsyl.
vania. :,
The pallbearers were VIM. Y. Frizzell,
A. Kuriz Myers, Dr. M. l.. Bott, Joseph b.
| Boyle, Joseph d. Brooks and DIR. Jas. ID.
Billingsea.
Corinne, the year old daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Fritz, of Howardville. formerly
of Cranberry Station, died Monday night OF
| acute Indigestion in house stripped OF Its
furniture, and would not have had even
pillow on which to lay her head had 1t not
been for the kindness of neighbors.
The family had packed all their goods IN
freight car to move to this city, where Mr..
Fritz has recently taken position. he was
formerly superintendent in the employ OF
the Western Maryland Railroad, and had
lived at Howardvile about two years. The
child was taken violently i'll about O'Clock.
Two physicians were called but could do
nothing to save her. She died about $50
O'Clock after suffering greatly from convui-
sions.
Funeral services were conducted Wednes.
day morning by Rev. James B. Stonesifer at
St. Beniamin's Reformed Church, and inter
ment was made in the cemetery adjoining.
The pallbearers ere Edward Geiman, Will
lam Stoner, Lewis Hull and Edward Leister.
James NJ. Stoner funeral director.
Mr.. Fritz moved into a house on Pennsyl
vania avenue Tuesday.
The funeral of Mrs. Agnes Lowe, who died
last Friday at St. Luke's Hospital. Baltimore,
after an unsuccessful operation for cancer,
took place Monday from the home OF her
mother, Mrs. Thomas Norwood, 1445 Light
street, Baltimore. Brief services were con.
Quoted there by Rev. W. E. Bird. pastor of
Fort Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church,
and the body was then removed to Prospect
Methodist Episcopal Church, at Mount Airy.
where more extended services were conducted
by Rev. Mr. Bird, assisted by Rev. M. II.
Courtney, pastor of the Prospect Church.
Burial was in the cemetery adjoining the
church.
Mrs. Lowe was the wife of Rev. NJ. f. Lowe,
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church, at
l.anhams, Prince Georges county. and had
made her home at that place. Besides a
| widower, she is survived by one child, Miss
Mary Lowe. Mrs loves father, the late
Thomas V. Norwood, was buried at the Mount
Airy Cemetery exactly nine months ago.
FoGLE
Wm II. Fogle died at his farm home along
the pike, 2 miles from Union Bridge, August
| Is Of catarrhal affection of the bladder from
which he had been troubled for several years,
| aged 81 years, months and days. His
| funeral took place Saturday at the dwelling
| and interment at Beaver Dam church. Mr..
Fogle resided where he died for upwards of
so years and was one of the oldest citizens in
that community. He leaves an only son,
Calvin c., with whom he resided the past
several years.
Miss Emma c. Baker, daughter of Mrs.
Sarah Baker, (nee Price) and the late
Jeremiah Baker, died in Baltimore August Is
at the age of "a years. The funeral took
place in Manchester Saturday morning upon
the arrival of the Baltimore train and inter
ment was made in the Reformed church Gem
1
brother survive. They are Mrs Amanda
Davis and Mr.. Albert Baker, of Baltimore.
| The deceased was a cousin of Chas. j Brilliant
and his brother of Hampstead.
| HAMPSHIRE.
Miss Matte Hampshire, who resided in
Hampstead, died at the Maryland General
Hospital, Ballimore,o ,on August Is after an ILL.,
ness of 9 days of typhoid. Her body was
brought to the home of her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Martin, near Hampstead, August l6 and
buried at Green Mount Saturday morning,
Rev. Il. W. Fuse officiating. The pallbearers
were Chas. Ruby, Edgar Abbott, John Rine
man, William Kemp, Wesley Cooper and
Andrew Shultz.
The deceased was about 55 years of age and
leaves mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Hampshire,
and brother and three sisters-Mrs. John
W. Hampshire, of Baltimore, Mrs. Thomas
Martin, at Maple Grove and Mrs. George
Martin.
| FOWLER
William 81. Fowler, in his list year, dice
August 10 after lingering illness at his home
in Baltimore. Funeral services were con
Quoted Wednesday evening at his late resi-
deuce 2015 Pulaski street, by Rev. L. o.
Etter, and interment was made in this city, il
the Westminster Cemetery, Thursday morn
ing. Mr.. Fowler formerly lived in this city
of which he was a member, served as pal
bearers.
| BAKER.
Mrs. Edith K. Baker died August Il o
peritonils at the Church Home and 1nirmary
Baltimore Mrs. Baker had been at tn,
hos pital about two weeks and was much i'm
proved A few days ago she suffered re
lapse and failed rapidly. Mrs. Baker wa
the daughter of Mrs. John Kimball Baker ane
wife Of Mr.. Frank E. Baker, of the cannet
goods brokerage firm of C. W. Baker & Sons
of Aberdeen. She was about "a years old ant
we'll known in church and social circles. Al
especially sad feature of her death is the fac
that her husbands mother, Mrs. Emm'
Baker, died but few days ago and was burie'
on August 21.
Mrs Baker, who was Miss Kimmell befor'
her marriage, was graduated from Westerr
Maryland College, Glass of 1902, where sh
was very popular, and has many friends ane
| savar.l classmatas in this ofv who mnurn hel