Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-08-26
DEATHS
Was Former Resident of Martinsburg
Cement Britncr, We'll Known
Trucker, . ad.

well known resident of this city, died
Friday morning at o'clock at the
home of his son. VIM. G. Arnica, Will
Transport, Md. aged ~ years, OF gem
eral debility. He had been sick over
a year from chronic indigestion ald
had been belfast fer couple of
months. The following children sur
nve: Win. G., Walliamsport; Edward,
Cayetown, Md; Daniel and Misses
Alice and Theodosia, this city; also
brother. Henry, of Paw Paw. Mr.. Ar
aica's wife died about IL years ago
His daughter, Miss Alice, is head
nurse at the City Hospital.
Mr.. Arnica was born in New York
City. He formerly resided at Mont
Alto, Pa, and Bloomery. w. Va. be-
fore removing TO this city. He went TO
Williamsport several years ago. He
was tanner by trade and conducted
a tannery at BIoomery for some years
He was member of the Presbyterian
church and an Odd Fellow.
Funeral Sunday morning at the
home Of VIM. G.. Arndca in Williams
port and interment in Winchester.
Clement 5ritner.
Mr.. Clement Britner, a we'll known
trucker OF mar Berkeley Station, died
at his home Friday afternoon at 2;S0
o'clock of bronchitis, aged &C years. s
months and days. He had been sick
several month and bedfast the last
three weeks. He is survived by his
second wife and six children: Albert.
Bernard, Charles, Jerome, Raymond
and Clara, at home; three children by
his first wife as follows: Lee. near
Cumbo; j. William, Emmitsburg, Md,
and Mrs. Bruce f. Reed, Falling Wa
ters; also one sister, Mrs. Julia Key
ser, Gettysburg, Pa.
Mr.. Britner was the son of Henry
Britner and was born and reared at
Falling Waters. He was a member of
the Catholic church and was highly
respected in the community. The fun
eral was held Monday morning
meet at tn house at $50 and service
in st. Joseph's Cotholic church at 10
o'clock. Interment in the Catholic
cemetery.
Mrs. Emily e. Doyle.
Mrs. Emily E. Doyle aged 72 years,
wife of Mr.. Edward Doyle, the well
known Baltimore & Ohio retired engi-
neer, died at 4 o'clock Thursday af-
ternoon at her home at Orleans Cross
Roads. Besides her husband, she
leaves the following offspring Mr..
John Doyle, of Paw Paw, w. Va,
member West Virginia board of edu-
cation; Mrs. Laura OTBrien, wife of
Postmaster E. F. OBrien, wife of
Postmaster Z. F. OiBrien. at Orleans,
and Miss Ella E Doyle, at home. She
was a devoyt Christian woman, well
known and highly esteemed.
Mr.. james Carroll.
From The World of Monday:
Mr.. James Carroll, we'll known
resident of Hedgesville, was found
dead in bed this morning about 6.
o'clock by his wife who had gone to
the bed room to call him, death bang
due to heart disease and dropsy with
which he had been complaining for
some time. HeNwas SO years old and
laves a wife and FIVE children as fol-
lows; George and Charles and Mrs.
Jere Miller, of Hedgesville; Mrs. Will
liam Chapman, North Mountain, and
Mrs. Raymond Srawburg, of Union
Bridge, Md; also three brothers and
two sisters: William Carroll, Adams
Vile; Miss Fannie Carroll, Hedges
vile, and Mrs. Jas. Settles, of Zanes-
vile, o.
Mr.. Carroll was a B. & O. trackman
for a number of years and later work
cd at the coal pen at Cherry Run. He
had lived retired for some time. He
was we'll thought of in the community
and his sudden death has caused much
sorrow.
Funeral Wednesday, afternoon at
one o'clock at the house. conduct d by
Rev. DR.. Mcbride. and interment at
Hedgesville.
Sister Mary innocent.
Sister Mary Innocent, of Order of
Sisters of Charity and a teacher at
st. Johns Female Academy, balti-
more, died at st. Agnes Hospital late
afternoon She was taken
to the hospital about 10 days ago,
having been taken suddenly ill., No
hopes were held out for her recovery
by the physicians at the hospital.
Sister innocent before entering the
order was a Miss Helen Root, of Bal
timOre. After the profession of her
vows, about 25 years ago, she was
sent to Albany, n. Y, where she re-
NAMED for 81 years and where she
had host of friends. She became
well known in that city for her many
acts Of charity.
Sister Innocent was transferred
from Albany to Martin burg about
three years ago. remaining here one
year as a teacher. She then went to-
st. Johns Academy, Baltimore where
she had beea teaching for the last
two years and more.
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