The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-03-05
THE DEATH RECORD.

kAMP Died, on Saturday, February,
10Th, 1908, at the residence Of her SON
in-law, Mr. Andrew Shartzer, near
Oakland, after an illness Of six weeks
Of diseases incident of advanced years,
Mrs. Henrietta Kamp, widow Of the
late Judge Henry Kamp, who died
fifteen years ago. Mrs. kamp was a
native Of Germany, where she was born
more than eighty years ago, emigrat-
ing to this country while yet young
woman. She was the mother Of a num-
Der Of children, those surviving her be
ing Mr.. Henry Kamp, Jr., Of Accident
Frederick, Of Friendsville, and Lewis,
Of the Cove, She was also the mother
of the late Mrs Andrew Shartzer, who
died several years ago. Mrs. Ramp S
funeral took place on Monday, the in
terment being made in the German
Lutheran cemetery at Accident, where
the remains were deposited by the side
Of those Of her deceased husband.
BESSIE q. BOYER.
Died, on Saturday, February 18th, OF
tuberculosis, in Arizona, where he had
gone in search Of health. Bessie. d.
Boyer son Of MIR and Mrs. Aaron
Boyer, Of Accident, this county. The
announcement Of the death of thi.
highly esteemed young man comes as
decided shock to his many friends ir
Oakland where he was well known a
few years ago.
EDNA LoRETTAswILT
Edna Loretta, the infant daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilt, of Mountain
/ Lake Park, died Feb. p, 1908, aged one
year, eleven months and six days. She
had suffered from an attack of measles
which was followed by an abscess or
the brain. All was done for her that
could be done, but it was God will tC
take her Our sympathy goes out tC
the bereayed father and mother from
out Of whose lives this ray Of sunshine
has gone, May they not grieye as those
who have no hope. God has but trans
planted this flower from His earthly
garden to that fairer garden onl high
She cannot return to them, ibut they
can go to her. May they trust in the
Lord who chasties those whom he love.
and scourges those whom he receives
c. W HUDSON.
MRS. LYDIA MATTHEWS.
At the home of her daughter neal
SeIbysport, on Saturday, February
22nd, as a result of an attack of the
gript and infrmities incidentl to ex
IRENE age, Mrs. Lydia Matthews, ageC
SO years. The deceased lady was the
mother of Mrs. L. S. Frazee of Selbys
port district, at whose home she died
and was the grandmother Of Mr. A
Totten Matthews, of Oakland o.
Mrs, Matthews last week Meyersdalt
Republican says:
MRS. Lydia Matthews, of Selbys
/ port, Md, is confined to her home by
illness, and on account of her advanced
age the members of her family feal
that she cannot recover. Mrs. Mat
thews, who is the mother of w. S
Matthews, of Somerset, is very re-
markable woman. She is a native OF
Berlin, and although in the 93rd year Of
her life, last week was the first time {
physician was called to her aid in sixty
years. The aged woman was a play
mate of John O. Kimmell, of Somerset
and Levi Shoemaker, of Berlin, two
nonagenarians, who lived at Berlir
when Mrs. Matthews was school girl
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