The Democratic advocate., 1909-03-26
DEATHS HARVEST.
We'll Known Residents And Others
Who Have Passed Away.
BoIIInger.

Mrb. ElIZaDeCn BOiunger, 40 years
old, died suddenly OF apoplexy Thurs
day morning at the home OF her son,
William Bollinger, OF West Point
Funeral services were held at the
home of Mr.. Bollinger Saturday morr-
ing. and the body was taken to the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. George C.
Fritz, Maple Grove, and further SER
vices were held at the Manchester
Reform Church. and burial was In the
cemetery connected with that church.
Mrs. Bollinger is survived BY the
following children: Samuel, Of Phil
adeIphia; John, OF Lineboro; Mrs.
Manda Warner. Of Eldersburg; Mrs.
Fritz, Maple Grove; Wesley, william
and Jonas, Of West Point; ~ grand
children and one great-grandchlld.
Dennets.
The body Of Lieut.. Com. Rudolph
r. Bennett, retired ofiicer Of the
United States Navy, who died March
10 at his country home IN RossyIlle,
on Tuesday was laid by the side OF the
body OF his brother, Harry Bennett,
who died several weeks ago, IN The
mausoleum In Druid Ridge Cemetery.
They viii be buried later beside each
other.
Walsh.
Mrs. saIlIe Elliott Walsh. wife Of
4 Rev. John L, Walsh. pastor OF Canton
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church.
| Highlandtown, Baltimore. died Sat
urday morning at the home Of her
sisters In Catonsviile after long M
| ness. Besides her husband. Mrs.
Walsh leaves two children, Mary and
Leonard. Rev. Walsh was stationed
In Westminster several years ago,
and viii be renefhbehfed by many cf
our citizens.
shreere.
Mildred Ella shreeye. daughter Of
Murray r, and Ella StocksdAie
ShTeeve and granddaughter OF Mr.,
and Mrs. 7. O. StoekHdaie, FinkshurE,
died suddenly March 10, NJ the Union
Protestant Infirmafy. Baltimore, aged
13 years, after a long illness from
pleuro pneumonia
Mildred was bright girl. always
cheerful and had q smile for every
one. None knew her but 20 love her,
Her pastor, Rev s. r. Caeaen, chose
tbs text for hls sermon from ist SAM
uel ed Chapter, 18th verse, And Thou
shalt be missed because thy aeat will
be empty, which never can u fiiiedr \
Yes. she win not only be nsissed Iii
the home, but IN the church and Sum
day school. christian endeavor. w. &.
il r q. and many others OF which she
Il was q member
She leaves one bfothaf. Wilbur
Shreeye. and five sisters, Ethel, linda.
Hattie. Olive and Aleen.
+ The interment was In the cemetery
/ OF the NJ. p. Church. Ffnknburg. y.
G. Sharrer. funeral director.
The paiibearerB were Vernon Rotten.
Gilbert Brown, Charles Spencer, Tracy
Fenby. Walter Ward and Marsh Ward.
o, Il was hard 10 see her suffer,
Yes. II was hard from her 10 part,
But God knew best, he came and
took her,
Up 10 heaven TO be az rest.
Jenkins.
Mrs Elsie Jenkins, wife OF Edgar
Jenkins, Of Dennings, died at her late
home on Wednesday OF tuberculosis.
aged "a years. She was a daughter
OF Elder VIM. H. Franklin, of Sans
! Greek. She Ia survived by huB-
band and children
, Funeral cervices took place today
at Sans Creek German Baptist
. Church. Rev. Cope, OF Baltimore, Of
ficiated. Interment was In the cern-
! etery adjoining the church. Harvey
Bankegt undertaken.
LasselL
Rev. DR., JameB r. Ilassell, one OF
! the Oldest ministers OF the Methodist
J Protestant Conference, died at HIS
: home In Baltimore Wednesday morn
ing. aged 49, DR.. Lasseli was we'll
! known in Carroll county. having been
stationed both at Uniontown and
Finksburg.
Gardner.
The funeral OF Francis A. Gard.
ner, who died at ST. Joseph's Hospital
Baltimore, on Tuesday afternoon os
last week, took place on Saturday
morning at 1915 o'clock at 81.
Joseph's church, Taneytown. Re-
quiem mass was held by the pastor
Rev. y. ]. Lennon. Interment was
made In st. Joseph's cemetery. The
] pail bearers were Norman n. Rein
| dollar, c. Walter wilt, Robert v. Arm.
] old, Frank Kane, W. Rein Motter and
/ James Sanders. Charles o. Fuss un-
dertaker. His mother and brothers
! and sisters have the deepest sympathy
: OF all. He was but 23 years Of age.
+ The funeral service was largely at.
: tended, many relatives and frlends
: being present from Baltimore. New
} York, Hanover. Westminster and else
, where.
: Brennan.
Minnie g. Brennan nee Frederick
wife Of James II. Brennan. died ri
her home In Baltimore on Saturday
March 20. The remains were taken
to Manchester on Monday and inter.
. red In Manchester Cemetery Tuesday
q afternoon at 2 o'clock.
I Phillips.
George Phillips died at the Count,
, home on Sunday morning, aged 81
: years, months and n days He was
: from near TaylorHville and had onl,
!, been at the Home a few days. Ser.
vice was held at the chapel OF The
Home Tuesday morning by Rev. Rob
ert D0ty. Interment In adjoining
cemetery. James NJ. Stoner funefa
!, director
Nero.
i Edward Nero died at the Count,
/ Home on Wednesday morning In hil
i. 18th year. He was born In swItzer
land and worked for long time fol
Andrew Dreschler, near Tannery Ser
vices In the chapel Of the Home. In
terment In the German Lutheran
s Cemetery on Goreuch road Friday al
q ternoon. Jaa. M gtonar fnnarnl Al