The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-08-05
RECORD OF DEATHS.
|,rsons Well Known TO Many OF Our
Readers, Who Have Answered
Final Summons.
ALL SEASONS ARE THINE, o DEATH.
MELLOTT.

Mrs. Ada Jane Mellott, wife of
Anthony Mellott, of Pleasant
Ridge, died Sunday evening, the
L5Ih, inst, at her home, aged
|wenty.nlne years. She fell a
tlctin to the "great white plague"
bfter years of heroic effort to
stay its progress, but finally had
o Weld to It's assaults. She was
n daughter of the late William
Swope of Licking Creek township
and on account of her thoughtful
ness and kind consideration for
others greatly endeared herself
TO ALL Mrs. Mellott was a men,
ber of E5enezer M. E church,
having united Herewith in child
hood, and renamed to the day of
her demise a faithful disciple of
the Master.
She leaves, besides her husband
an6 three small children, Judson,
Blanche, and jennings R; a
mother, Mrs. Ellen Swope, and
the following brothers and SIS
ters: Edward w. Swope and
Mrs. Edward Mellott, Licking
Creek township; Mrs. Hartman
Truax, Belfast township, DR.. Wat
son, and Richard Swope, of Pitts
bJrg, and Robert Swope, of Port.
age, Pa.
Surrounded by a large crowd
of sorrowlng relatives and friends
tue remains of the deceased were
laid away IN Ebenezer cemetery
Tuesday forenoon.
PARLETT.
Mrs. Barbara Parlett died at
her home in Union township on
Monday, July, 10, 1909, aged rs
years. Funeral occurred on
Wednesday the 2lst, and inter-
ment was made in the cemetery
at the Methodist church IN the
Valley. Mrs. Parlett will be re-
membered as Miss Barbara PEI
fer, once a resident Of McCon-
nellsburg. She is survived by
her husband John G.. Parlett. and
was an aunt of Daniel PETER, of
Todd township. From her early
glrlhood she was associated with
the M. b. church and her sincere
and earnest prayers will be low
ingly recalled by our people of a
lormer generation. Her ener-
gies and zeal found scope in the
performance of the church duties
and her life was spentin the good
and kindly acts for which the
world Is better, and which mark
ed her so Enthusiastically, as con-
sistent Christian woman.
SHADE.
John S. Shade, husband Of
Jessie Mcdonald, formerly of
This place, died at their home in
Harrisburg on Wednesday of last
week, after an illness of three
weeks of typhoid fever. His
remains were taken to Shlppens-
burg, Friday, and the funeral
took place from the home of his
brother Frank, on Saturday aft
ernoon. Tie Is survived by his
Vile and two children in Harris.
burg. He vas born and raised
IN Shippensburg. He is survived
by his wife and two children, of
Harrisburg, and his mother, Mrs
Mary Shade, and the following
brothers: William, of the Adams
Express Co., and Frank, of Ship
pensburg, and Robert, of Harris
burg; and two sisters. Mrs. Har-
ry Smith, of Harrisburg, and
Mrs. Wm. Wlngler, of Shlppens
burg.
lie was about 80 years OF age.
THOMAS.
Mrs. Sarah Thomas, of Ayi
township, died last Friday, at the
advanced age OF eighty-slx years
She was twice married-first tt
Emanuel Cuff. From chs mar
rage she is survived by three
sons, William, Johu, and Wilson
Her second marriage was to Johr
Thomas, who died in 1890. From
this marriage she Is survived b,
Mrs. Jane Stoner, Albert ant
Anthony Thomas; and from boti
marriages by over forty grand
children. For 3G years ahe wa,