Smyrna times., 1910-12-21
DEATH RECORD OF THE WEEK
CharIes NJ. Newman, of Baltimore.
Former Smyrna Bow, Passes
AwaY.-Mrs. Margaret Pierce

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last Thursday afer a Iingerino IN
ness OF tuberculosis. The deceased
was daughter # the late John
Rash, of this vicinity, where she
was born and raised and spent manv
years of her life. She WAS marrioJ
four times. Her first husband was
Samuel Moore of near Dover. After
his death she married Edwin Bowen.
Ihls union was later severed nv
Mr.. Bowen's death. She next
married Samuel Novel;, of near
Dover. After the death of Mr..
NOVEL;, she married Robert Pierce
shlpbuilder of Camden. N. j., who
died nearly twenty years ago. OF
her family of 10 or IL children. onlv
one survives, Mrs. Belle Bowen. with
whom she made her home in Camden
Her remains were brought to Smvr-
ma on the noon train Monday where
many relatives and friends ioined
the cortege to its last resting place
in the family burying ground at
betheI M. L. Cemetery.
Charles M. Newman. SMYRNA Bow
Charles M. Newman. a former
Smyrna boy, died Friday morning,
the 18th inst, at DIR. Sniveley's
Sanitar:um at Blueridge Summit, Pa.
after a lingering illness, aged az
years. Deceased made a hard fight
for life and health. After trying the
health resorts of Arizona and Nash
Vile he returned to Baltimore and
sought as last resort, the sanitar-
ium treatment in the Blue Ridge
Mountains. His untimely death is
deeply regretted. Deceased was
born and raised on the eastern shore
of Maryland and came to Smyrna
boy where he worked for the late ].
Fletcher Clements and in Thompson's
Clothing Store. For a number of
wears he was engaged in the lumber
business with the Trenchard Brothers
OF Baltimore, formerly of Chester
town, Md. He leaves a wife who
was Miss Gertrude Adder, of Wash
ngton, d. G. His remains were
taken to Washington on Saturday for
interment.
Mrs. Charles Graham, of kenton. Dead
Mrs. Emma D. Graham, wife of
Charles Graham, young farmer of
near Kenton, died Sunday after a
lingering illness of pneumonia, aged
SO years. Deceased was a daughter
of James Burrows and highly es-
/teemed by all who knew her. She is
survived by her husband and eight
children, the oldest being Is wears of
age. Funeral services were held at
her late residence this morning and
interment was at Brynzion Baptist
Church, Rev. j. F. Anderson. pastor
of the Kenton M. E. Church, Off
ciating.
Untimely Death of Mrs. VIM. Windal
Mrs. Agnes Windal, wife of Will
liam Windal. steward on Steamer G.
F. Brady, died at the residence of
her father, John W. Watson on Mt.
Vernon street Sunday morning from
tuberculosis aged 27 years. She has
been in failing health several
months and her untimely death is
deeply regretted by all who knew
her. Besides her husband, she is
survived by a little son. Funeral
services were held at two o clock this
afternoon and interment was az Odd
Fellows Cemetery, Rev. w. R. Now
bray officiating.
Mrs. P. H. T. Wyatt, Philadelphia. Dead
Mrs. Hannah Wyatt, aged 70
years, wife of P. H. T. Wyatt, of
Philadelphia, formerly of Smyrna,
passed into eternal rest on Tuesday,
December 13. She was a Christian
woman, full of good works and her
death was received with sorrow by her
many Smyrna friends. She leaves,
besides her hubsand, one son, James
H. Wyatt. Funeral services were
held at her sons residence, 1881
Dennis Street Friday morning and
her remains were taken to Salem,
N. j. for interment.
Mrs. james Walton, near Salem
Mrs. Bessie L. Walton, aged 81
years, wife of James Walton,
farmer near Salem Church. died
Monday after a lingering illness
from tuberculosis. Deceased was
a daughter of the late Levi Hynson
and was born and raised in that
vicinity. She is survived by her
husband and one child. Funeral
services will be held tomorrow,
Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock and
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