The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-06
EASToN.

leaves her husband, three sons and two
daughters.
EASToN.
Mr.. Robert Easton, of near Claggetts-
vile, died September 4 of heart trouble.
He was about 70 years of age, and I'M
married. He leaves one brother William
Easton, with whom he made his home.
BIDLE.
Mrs. Maria Bidle. widow of the late
Andrew Bdle, of Middletown, died Sep
tember at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. George Gardner, Baltimore, from
general debility aged about rs years.
Mrs Bidle for years lived at Middletown.
BRANDENBURG.
Edgar Brandenburge, aged sixteen,
son of George w. Brandenburg, of Lee
Gore, died Monday night from diphtheria.
On August 80, John, the eleven year old
son, died from the same disease. There
is one more child of MI Brandenburg
suffering with diphtheria.
HILLARY.
Clarence Worthington Hilleary. a well
known citizen residing between Knox
vile and Petersville, this county died
quite suddenly at his home Sunday night,
from heart trouble, in his SEVENTEEN year.
Mr.. Hileary was native of Frederick
county, his father coming to Frederick
county from Prince Georges.
HELMAN.
Captain Samuel D. Holman, aged Is
years, a veteran of the Civil War, died
,lar l, &c IN I'M har
He was born in EmmitSburg, where he
spent his youth and early manhood, later
locating in Columbus, Ind At the out
break of the war he enlisted in the Thirty
third Regiment, Indiana Volunteers.
SWEADNER.
Mr.. David Sweadner. ST., died at his
home in Libertytown, August %, of gen
eral debility He was 81 years of age,
and was unmarried. He was formerly
connected with the undertaking firm of
Sweadner Bros. but for some tiTe had
been retired He leaves two brothers,
Joel Edward and w. T. Sweadner, of
Libertytown
BOYER.
J. w. H. Boyer, a wel-known farmer
residing near Fountain Mills, died at his
home at that place September ,, from
Bright's disease following a long illness.
He was aged Go years. He was twice
married, his first wife being Miss Will |
liams and the second wife, who survives
him, a Miss Wordsworth. One child, |
India, also survives.
SHOOK.
Mr.. Elmer E Shook died at the home |
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Shook of near Creagerstown, this |
county, few days ago, aged 81 years, |
4 months and 5 days, the immediate |
cause of his death being from the
effects of a hemorrhage. Mr.. Shook |
had been a sufferer from tuberculosis. |
He was seized with a hemorrhage and |
died very suddenly.
SHOOK.
Mr.. Dennis r. Shook an aged resident |
of Utica, died at his home on Sunday of !
general debility, aged IS years. He was
a member of St. Paul's Reformed church
and had been sexton of the church for |
nearly twenty years. He is survived by |
his wife and the following children; Miss
Halle S., of Utica; Mrs. Harry Smith, OF
Frederick; Grayson Shook, of near Lew
istown; Simon Shook, of Utica, Harry |
Shook, of Frederick, and Charles Shook, |
of Akron, Ohio.
M'CALLEN.
Rev. lanes A. McCalen, S. s., sixty
five years old, for many years professor |
at ST Mays Seminary, Baltimore, died !
of paralysis at Atlantic City. He was
born in Manayunk, Pa March IA, IS47, |
and has a number of relatives in Phila-
delphia. Father McCallen received his |
early education at St. ohn's Parochlal |
School, anayunk, and then went to st. |
Mary's College, Wilmington, Del. He |
studied for the priesthood at St. Charles .
College, Elicott City, Nd. and at St.
Mary's Seminary, Baltimore.
sTITELY.
Mrs. Florence NJ. Stitely, widow Of the
late Thomas !. Sttely, York, Pa, died
Sunday at the home of her nephew, 5.
Joseph Zimmerman, East Third street, OF
of the brain, aged So years.
The death of Mrs. Sutely was rather sud
den Although she had been in poor
health for some time, she thought her
health would permit her to visit'her sister,
Mrs. Laura NJ. Zimmerman, at the home
of Mrs. Zimmerman's son. She became
sick on the train on her way here on Fri
day.
BUSSARD.
William Bussard died at his home, near
Sharpsburg, Md, on August 2S, OF stom-
ach trouble aged II years. Mr. Bussard
was a member of the Lutheran church.
He was retired farmer aud moved to
Washington county from near Thurmont,
Frederick county, and is survived by his
wife; children, John, Frederick county;
lanes and Franklin Trego; Charles, Por-
terstown; Mrs. Charles Jamison, near
Sharpsburg; Martin, Miss May and an
other daughter at home; brother, John,
Frederick county; sisters, Mrs. William
lanes and Mrs. Charles Malone, Wash
lngton.
MCKINNEY.
Mrs. Ann Virginia Mckinney, widow
of the late Andrew !. Mckinney, died
August scat the Home for the Aged, OF
heart trouble. in the 18th year of her age.
Mrs. Mckinney was a daughter of the
late Arthur DeLashmut and was a ma
tive of Buckeystown, this county. She
was a charter member Of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union of Buckeyes
town, and for number of years, while
living there, was the treasurer of the So
ciety. She is survived by one sister, Miss