The citizen., 1908-10-02
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have
Fallen Before the Silent
Reaper.
PIQUETT.

PIQUETT.
Arther Price Piquett of Damas.
Gus, died at his home, Septem Der
81. aged 33 years. He was inter
ed at Damascus cemetery Rev.
Jones officiating.
CRUM.
Mr. Frederick Z. Crum. a we'll
known farmer of MOnrOvia. died
at his home after an attack of
paralysis, aged SO years, 5 months
and 20 days. He is survived by a
widow.
KLINE.
Mrs. Anna L. Kline, wife of
Silas Kline. died at their home
Rocky Hill, Septem ber 25th, aged
"a years. Interment at the GENE.
terry near the curch. Rev. r. S.
Poffinberger officiated.
KING.
Mrs. Mary A. King, widow of
the late Frederick King. formerly
OF Frederick, died on Septem Der
10, at the residence of her son.
Robert King, 403 Clinton street,
Highlandtown, Md.
SIMoNToN.
Rev. DR.. William Simonton died
at Grenell, N. Y, on Monday,
September 81, aged SS years and
2 days. He was the pastor for
seventeen years of the charge com
posed of Emmitsburg, Piney Creek
and Taneytown Presb terian
churches.
ROWE.
Mrs. Mary Ella Rowe died on
Saturday last at the City Hospital,
of typhoid fever, aged SO years.
Mrs. Rowe was the widow of the
late Paulis Rowe, and was an EN-
ploy at the Gem Steam Laundry,
where she worked until about ten
days ago.
POFFENBERGER.
James +. Poffe berger. fruit
grower and farmer. died at his
home at SmOketown. Of Bright's |
disease. after six weeks illness,
aged 56 years. He was born near
Myersville. and was "a son of Dan.
iel enberger.
ELDRIDGE.
James L. Eldridge, died at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Mary
Eldrldge in Washington, ID. G.
Mr.. Eldridge married Mrs. Bertha
Daniel five years ago and is sur
vived by his widow and daughter.
They resided in Thurmont this
county.
~GUNTNER.
Mr.. John Guntner, one of the
oldest and most respected Ger
mans of this city. died at his home
on East Fourth street, in his S3rd
year. Mr.. Gutner was born in
Amberg, Bavaria, and came to
this country 81 years ago. He
was for more than 40 years in the
employ of Geo. X. Birely & Sons,
tanners. He was member of st.
Johns Beneficial Society, and the
Holy Name organization connec-
ted with st. Johns Church, of
which he was devoted member.
He was buried on Monday last
with high mass. Father ConlOn
officiated, interment at st. Johns.
He is survived by two stepsons,
Messrs. G. p. Smith and John
Smith, both of this city.
BOLAND.
Rev. John ID. Boland, pastor of
st. Plus Church, Baltimore, died
at Atlantic City, from acute
Bright's disease. aged So years.
Father BOland was we'll known in
this city. being frequent visitor
at the Catholic Rectory, and
classmate of Rev. VIM. j. Kane.
He was highly esteemed and very
popular among both Catholics and
non Catholics lie was one of the
consulters of His Eminence. Car
dinal Gibbons. His funeral took
place on Wednesday morning last
from st. Plus church and was
largely attended. both by clergy
men and laity from all sections of
he State. Solemn Requiem Mass
was sung by Very Rev. o. B.
Corrigan, Vicar Gener al, wit h
Fathers Cunnom. and Domber,
Deacon and sub Deacon respect
fully. Father Milan was master
OF ceremonies. and Father Whelen
pronounced the eulogy. Father
Boland was "a brother in law OF
Mr.. p. e. Long of this city.