The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-01-14
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.

Before the Silent Reaper.
MICHAEL.
Daniel S. Michael, aged 10 years, hus-
band of Annie J. Michael, died in Bald-
more January 5.
/ YESTERDAY.
/ Mrs. Susan Catherine Easterday. aged
rs years, died Januaiv 7 at her home at
Gainesville of paralysis.
HERBERT. -
George w. Herbert died at the home
OF George S. Delauter, near Middletown,
OF acute indigestion, aged 69 years.
PoFFINBERGER.
Ms. Susan Poffinberger. widow of An
drew Poffinber, aged ST wears. died at her
home in Boonsboro, Washington county.
sToNEBRAKER.
| John w. Stonebraker died Saturday at
his home on Potomac avenue, Hagers-
town, from general debility, aged So
/ years.
HOLLAND.
James H Holland, prominent farmer
OF Comus, Montgomery county, died ar
his home January s, after an illness of a
month from gangrene of the foot
wACHTER
Lewis F. Wachter died on January Sth
at his home at Mountaindale of general
debility aged rs years. He is survived
by one son, Granville Wachter, near this
city.
SUMMERS.
Isaac Summers, farmer of Half WAY.
Washington county, dropped dead while
engaged in butcheing, aged so years. He
is survived by wife, who was Miss Anne
Baker of this county.
Mrs. Susan Ann Harriet Stup, 10 wears
old, wife of Emanuel Stup of Urbana,
died January 7, after long illness of pa
ralysis. She was daughter of the late
Leah Webster and had been married 81
years.
! GIDDINGS.
Charles Granville Giddings, 75 wears
old, died January 6, at his home, Rock
HILL near Leesburg, Va, of paralysis.
He was native of Maryland and a son
of the late James Giddings of Merrvland
Tract, this county.
Mr.. Nathan Darby, one of the most
prominent men of Gaithersburg, Mont
gomery county, and a former merchant
OF that town, died at the age of 81 years.
He is survived by his widow, who was
Miss Walker, of Gaithersburg.
Solomon Fritz, aged So years, died
January a, after brief illness at his home
in Woodville district, this county. The
funeral took place Thursday, January 6,
at O'Clock at Franklin M. E. church.
South. Rev. Jacob Williar officiating
SNYDER.
Miss Ellen NJ Snider died in Washing
ton last Friday at the home of her niece,
Mrs. Francis A. Cunningham 2522 Thir-
teenth street, Northwest, and was buried
in the Reformed cemetery at Taneytown,
Md, Monday. Services we're conducted
in Washington. She was in her o2d year.
BUTLER.
Abraham Butler, a well-known colored
man, died on January at his home 1S5
| West All Saints street, aged about sixty
years. He was buried from St. Tohn's
Catholic Church Tuesday morning at o
O'Clock with requiem mass. Interment
in St. Johns cemetery. Father Conln
officiated.
KEMP.
J. Columbus Kemp died January at
his home near Damascus, Montgomery
county. He was school teacher in the
public schools of both Montgomery and
Frederick counties. He leaves one son,
| James Kemp, farmer, near Damascus
and one daughter, Mrs Rufus Baker, of
Kemptown, this county. Mr.. Kemp was
| "a years of age.
FRANKLIN.
Mrs. Ruth Lindsay Franklin died at the
residence of her son-n.law, Mr.. Noah
Barnes at New London, aged SO years, 6
months and 10 days. of infirmties due to
old age. Her funeral took place on Jan
uary 6, at IL O'Clock. Services were held
at Linganore M. E. church, Rev. O. c.
Marriott officiating. Mrs. Franklin was
an aunt of Hamilton Lindsay of Balti-
more, formerly of Frederick. The past
Christmas was the hundredth one that oc-
cured since her BIRTH
HEMP.
Mrs. Mollie Hemp, wife of William
| Hemp, of Remington, Va, formerly of
Jefferson, this county, died suddenly Sun
day night, in her fftieth year. Mrs.
Hemp was Miss Long, and she is sur
vived by her husband, three sisters-Mrs.
William Shafer, of Trenton, N. J.. Mrs.
Emory Remsburg and Mrs. Amos Rem,
Of Jefferson, and two brothers-Dr. Jos.
Long, of Walkersville, this county, and
John Long, of Washington. The body
was brought to Middletown for burial