Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-09-02
DEATHS
wife of Well known Martlnshuru
travelling Salesman Passed Away
After Lengthy illness.

After lengthy illness.
Mrs. Anna B. Gain. .fe of Mr.. ]. w.
c. Gain. corner Of East John and Wa
ter streets, died Friday afternoon at
5: 80 o'clock of heart trouble. after an
illness of week, though she had
been in illhealth for several months.
She would have been "A years old next
October. She is survived by her hus-
band, well knows travelling salesman
for the National Commercial Co, and
four children: Mrs. Charles Starliper,
Hagerstown; Edith b.. j. Raymond
and Foster G., at home; also the fol-
lowing brothers and sisters: John w
Hutzler, Inwood; NJ c. and Joseph C.
Hutzler, Glengary; Mrs. w. l.. Bran
non, near North Mountain; Mrs. Mary
G. Price, near Gerrardstown; Mrs. Ste
phen Mcbride, this city.
Mrs. Gain was the daughter OF Al
fred Hutsler and was born and reared
near Glengary. Back creek Valley.
She resided in Martinsburg two-d4f-
ferent times, the last for the past two
years. She was a faithful member OF
the Presbyterian church and was
model wife and mother She was OF
cheerful disposition and her heart
overlooked with kindness and affec-
ton.
From The World OF Monday:
Funerai Of Mrs. Gain.
The funeral of Mrs. J. W. Gain, late
of the corner of East John and Water
streets, was held today. After brief
service at the house at $3.50 o'clock
this morning, conducted by Rev. DR..
F. M. Woods, OF the Presbyterian
church and pastor of the deceased, the
remains we're taken to Ganotcwn
where the funeral service was held in
the Methodist church. which was also
in charge of DR.. Woods. I1terment in
the graveyard at the church. The
pallbearers accompanying the remains
were T. B. Underhill, Gray Silver, l..
Dew. Gerhardt, e. A. Hobbs, John d.
Gray and E. B. Kettering.
Mrs. Thomas Hartley.
Mrs Anna Priscilla Hartley, wife
of Thomas Hartley died at 1915
O'Clock Friday morning at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Josephus Nc
Clane, Hagerstown, from cancer, aged
So years. Mrs. Hartley had been in
failing health for some time, a7d was
taken to the Washington County Hos
ptal on June II. A slight operation
was performed. in the hope of saving
her life Mrs. Hartley was native of
this city and was Miss Grove. She
resided in Hagerstown nearly all her
life. She was a devout member of st.
Paul's NJ e. church. Surviving are her
husband; children, Mrs. McClane, Ed
ward, James and Chas., Hagerstown;
brothers and sisters, James M. and
Charles P. Grove, Mrs. Daniel Slower
and Miss Florence Grove Hagerstown.
She was a cousin OF Messrs. James
and Charles Grove and Mrs. Patrick
Feelen, this city. The funeral Will be
held from the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Minnie Lee MeClane, Monday at
p. m. and interment in Rose Hill
cemetery.
Washington Renner.
Mr. Washington Benner. well
known B. & o. freight brakeman, died
Monday evening at s o'clock at his
home, 324 West Race street, of heart
trouble following an illness of seven
weeks, aged 81 years. He is survived
by his mother, Mrs. Mary Be1aer,
widow of George Benner, and three
sisters, Mrs Floyd Anderson and Mrs.
Edward Fulk, this city. and Miss Lima,
ct home. Mr.. Benner was born at Rip
pol, Jefferson county, and resided
here with the family for the past
eight years.
Funeral service Wednesday morning
at $3.50 at the house, conducted by
Rev. w. F. Locke. Leaving here on
train No. 40 the remains will be TAX
en- to Charles Town and iaterment in
Edge Hill cemetery.
Or. S. w. Frame.
DIR. Silas Wright Frame, father of
Mr.. N. T. Frame, this city, and one of
the leading physicians in northern
New York, died Sunday morning at his
residence in Bellville, jefferson county
n. Y, ager 65 years. He is survived
by his second wife and three children
by his first wife: Nat T., Martins
burg; Mrs Hugh G. Harris, Couer d.
Alene. Idaho. and Miss Roxey Frame,
at home. DR.. Frame was prominent
Free Mason. The funeral was held
this afternoon in the Baptist church in
Eellville. Mr.. n. T. Frame went on to
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