The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-03-24

Richard P. Geiser, youngest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Geiser, of Philadel-
phla, died at the home of his parents.
THOMAS.
Charles ]. Thomas died at his home in
Martlnsburg OF heart disease. He was
son of Abram Thomas and was born and
reared at Buckeystown. He was in his
63rd year.
GRIMES.
Albert Grimes, of Buckeystown, died
at his home at that place of the infirmities
OF old age. He was aged 90 years. He
leaves one son, Mr. George Grimes, of
Baltimore.
MAINHART.
Mrs. Fife F. Mainhart, wife of Mr.
Charles Mainhart, died at her home at
GAINESVILLE, Md. She leaves two sons
and two daughters. Her maiden name
was HORNE.
Mr.. Andrew Jefferson Reed died in
Baltimore, aged 4o years Mr.. Reed was
formerly Of this city, where he was en-
ployed for many years at the Gambril
Touring mill
WASKEY.
Mrs. Jane A. Waskey, aged 90 years,
wife of Mr.. John A. Waskey, of Bruins
wick, was found dead in bed. Mrs.
Waskey was Miss Webster She leaves
husband and adopted son.
Mr.. Lee CARROT, car Inspector for the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, died March
IL, at his home in Brunswick, aged about
as years. He is survived by his wife and
three children, Arthur, Paul and Issse.
RYAN.
Mrs Eliza E. Ryan, widow, died at the
home of her sister, Mrs F. A. Meredith,
OF Hagerstown, of blood poisoning, aged
II years. She leaves one sister, Mrs
Meredith; one brother, Gilbert Fowler,
of Union Mills, Md.
William Webb, an aged resident of
Thurmont, died March Is, at the home of
his granddaughter, Mrs Charles Flower.
He was blacksmith by trade and has re-
sided at Thurmont all his life. He leaves
two daughters and four sons.
WOODS.
Mr.. Stephen A. Woods died at the
residence of his son, d. c. Woods, in
Brunswick, aged IS years He was born
in Knoxville. this county, and leaves five
sons and two daughters. One brother
and one sister also survive him.
Mrs. George A. Ham, of Creagers-
town, died on March 18th from heart
diseases. Her death was sudden, caused
by fright of the dwelling next door being
in flames. Her funeral took place from
her late home, interment was made in the
cemetery adjoining the church.
James Williams, aged 81 years died at
his home. $50 Acker street. N. E., Wash
ton, ID. c.. Sunday. March n, of tuber
culoss. His remains were taken to
Buckeystown and conveyed to Hope Hill
for interment Funeral services were
conducted by Rev. J. F. Lee.
GREENE.
Mrs. Clarence E Greene, OF New York,
died recently. She was formerly Miss
Molle Stansbury, of Baltimore She is
many friends. She leaves a husband and
OlC M dSC0 dloO
survives. Mrs. Green has number of
relatives in Frederick.
KNOTT.
Mrs. Frances Nj. Knott, wife of Mr..
David V. Knott, died at her home on
East Church street, after lingering i'll
ness of pleurisy aged 65 years. She was
we'll known and held in the esteem of
wide circle of friends Besides her hus-
band she is survived by six daughters
and three sons, Father Conlon officiating.
RODGERS.
Mr. Samuel Rodgers died at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Staub, near Woods
boro, Sunday. March 10. He was aged
IS. years, and was we'll known in the
vicinity of 1Thurmont He had been de-
Ginning in health for the past four or five
years. He leaves widow, five sons
William, Charley. Frank, Leslie and John
and three daughters-Mrs.S taub, Mrs.
Emma Sioner and Mrs George Messner.
One brother also survives.
Miss Caroline " Holmes died at her
home. I27 East Fourth street, of heart
disease, aged 60 years. Miss Holmes
was the eldest daughter of Mrs. Harriet,
and the late John l.. Holmes, and was
well known. Besides her mother the fol-
lowing brothers and sisters survive her:
Samuel Holmes, of Helena, Mont; J.
Frank and Charles K. Holmes, of Fargo,
N. d.; Mrs. James H. Knock, of Wash
ington. ID. c.. and Misses Mollie and
Lucy Halmes at home.
HULL.
Mr. George w. Hull died March 22 at
the Montevue Hospital at the age of So
years He was native of Woodsboro,
and was engaged for same years in buck
stering During the past few years he
has lived with his only son, Mr.. Charles
Elmer Hull, West Fifth street. He is sur
vived by one brother, Mr.. Jacob Hull of
| Woodsboro, and four sisters, Mrs. Eliza
beth Holbruner, Mrs Maria Adams, Mrs.
Henrietta Adams and Mrs Catherine
Stull, all OF Woodsboro.
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