The citizen., 1912-10-18
OBITUARY..
Some Of Those Who Have allen
Before the Silent Reaper


, UURAlL.
Mr. Oliver Burial, aged SO years, hu,
/ band of Mrs. Annie f. Burall died at hi
home in Baltimore, on October II.
CARVER.
Mrs. Susan Carver, wife of William
Carver died at her home at DavSville
from inflammation of the stomach, aget
70 years.
CLARK.
Edna Virginia Clark, daughter of Thos
H. Clark died October 10 at her home
3II Madison street, Of typhoid fever aged
20 years.
CROFT.
Joseph Croft, a native of Middetown,
this county, died in New York City last
week, and was buried there. He left
Middletown many years ago.
JOHNSON.
Ernest Johnson, aged twenty-five years,
| died at the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Johnson, Sandy Hook, after
an illness of typhoid fever and peritonits.
He is survived by his parents and one
sister.
CARVER.
Mrs Susan Carver, wife of VIM Gar
yer, died at her home in DaySville last
Friday, aged about 76 years. She had
been sick for several months and her
death was due to inflammation of the
stomach
Sewers.
Mrs Margaret Sewers died on October
3 at her home in Burkittsville in the Soth
year of her age. She is survived by 3
daughters, Mary, Sarah and Annie Sow
ers. She was one of the oldest, if not the
Oldest resident of that town.
BAKER
Mrs. Mary Bell Baker. of Washington.
d. c., died at the City Hospital October
9. She was aged IS years. She leaves,
besides her mother, Mrs. Ella Mayhugh,
East All Saints street daughter Eva,
and one brother, John Mayhugh, at
home.
MCCORMICK.
John Mccormick. father of Miss Julia
Mccormick, graduate of the Woman's
College, this city, died in Xenia Ohio,
on Thursday October 3. Mr.. McCor-
mick was veteran newspaper man. Miss
Mccormick, his daughter, is very well
known in this city.
Mrs. Mary A Shank. widow of the late
George Shank, died at the her sons S, Mar
tin l.. Shank, Tuesday, of general debil-
ity, aged SO years She is survived by 5
sons; Carlton P, and John H., of Myers
vile; Martin L. and Charles NJ, of Mid
detown, and George A. Shank, of Hag-
erstown.
HAUPT.
Miss Mary Margaret Haupt, died on
Tuesday morning, October 18th, at the
home of her nephew, Mr. Joshua Main,
of Middletown, this county, of general
debility, aged 81 years. She had been
in failing health for some time. She was
a native of Middletown and had resided
in that district all OF her life.
BRILHART.
George 0. Brilliant 3S years old,
lawyer, died at his home, near New
Windsor, Carroll county, on Monday,
October I4th. He was graduate OF
the University Of Maryland and was
son of the late Isaac Brilliant Mr.. Bril-
hart was Nice-President of the First
National Bank, of New Windsor.
RYAN.
Mr.. James Joseph Ryan, 90 years old,
treasurer of the Metropolitan Savings
Bank, Baltimore died Friday, October
II, 2S2o St. Paul street He was well
known in Frederick having with his fam
lily spent part of the summer at Braddock
Heights. Eleven years ago Mr.. Ryan
married Miss Balla Ba2zni, of Richmond.
FOX.
Information was received here We'd
nesday morning of the death in Brook
Iyn, N. Y, of Mr. George f. V. Fox, son
OF the late C. F. Adolphus Fox, of this
city. He was aged about 55 years. He
left this city for the West about 25 years
ago He was a brother of the late Chas.
B. Fox and was an uncle of Mrs. Harry
w. Bowers.
RUDY.
Miss Rebecca Rudy died at her home
in Middletown October 10, after linger
ing illness, aged years. Five years ago
Miss Rudy fell from chair and sustained
an injnry of the spine and hip, from which
she never recovered. For many months
she had been confined to her bed. She
was a daughter of the late Jacob Rudy
and is survived by A sister, Miss Kate
Rudy, with whom she resided.
sTULL.
Mr.. John A. Stull, after an illness OF
about two weeks, died at the home of
his son, in Bridgeport, Carroll county
He was aged 10 years, ? months and 20
DAYS. He was stricken with paralytic
stroke at his home in Adams county,
Pa, ON Wednesday, September 25th,
and was removed to his sons home as
soon as he was able 10 be taken on the
Journey. His condition, however, grad
ually grew worse.
M'CRERY.
Word has been received in Frederick
of the death in Denver, Col, October 9
! of Mr.. Charles McCrery son of the late
! Mr.. and Mrs. John r. McCrery, who re-
sided in this city. Mr.. McCrery has been
/ in Denver for several years and has been
connected with large steel industry. He
was al years of age. He is a nephew o
Mrs. Steiner Schley and Mrs. Vim. II.
Ramsburg, this city, and Mrs. John Viii
son, OF Baltimore.
Mrs. Harriet A. Holt, widow of the
late BENJAMIN c. Holt, died October S, a
the residence of her daughter, Mrs. B. f
Harne. of LewiStoWn. Mrs Holt wa.