The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-10-11
OBITUARY..
Some of Those Who Have Eallen
Before the Silent Reaper.

Some of Those Who Have FALLEN
Before the Silent Reaper.
ATKINS.
Frank Atkins, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Atkins, near Middletown died
Tuesday morning of typhoid, fever, aged
nine years.
Grant c. Carly, the young son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Carly, died at the home
of his parents, near Woodsboro, aged 4
years, OF Brights disease.
o'CoNNER.
Mrs. Anna Mary O'Conner. aged AZ
years, wife Of Thomas O'Conner, died at
her home in Thurmont October 4. She
is survived by her husband and two sons
and two daughters.
HYATT.
Charles NJ. Hyatt, son of the late Lloyd
II. and Matilda Hyatt, of Middletown,
died at the home of James Barnsley, at
Olney Montgomery county, where he had
been boarding. from paralysis, aged 81
years. MIR. Hyatt spent last winter in
Middletown at the home of his sister
Mrs John d. Keller. He is survived by
one brother and five sisters.
WILLIS.
Rev. Andrew J. Lewis, rector Of Nebon
Parish. ~ Middleway. Jefferson county.
West Virginia, died October 4, at the
home of his family physician, DR.. Chas
c. Lucas, at KearneysviIe. Mr.. Willis
was twice married, his second wife bslng
Miss Georgia Strider, of LeetoWn, W.
Va, a niece of Mrs. B. +. Brown, this
city. He was about fifty years old.
CLINE.
Lawson Cline, well-known resident
Of near Wollsville, died October 2; at his
home, after long illness, in the SIst year
Of his age. His wife died about two years |
ago. He leaves two brothers and one |
sister and three children: Mrs. Amanda |
{. Phleeger, wife of former Judge John |
E. Phleeger, this city; Mrs. Martha Long !
man, Wolisvile, and Charles Cline, of
BRUNER.
John Bruner, of sol East Church street, |
died Monday at Montevue Hospital,
where he had been taken last week for !
treatment, aged 81 years. The cause OF
death was heart disease. He was son
IF cx-Mayor Lewis Bruner. Mr.. Bruner
was a member of the Independent Hose
Company, and was a bachelor. Two
orothers, Frank and Eugenes Bruner, and
| sister, Mrs. Susan Adams, this city,
survive him.
ALBAUGH.
Mr.. AbdieI Albaugh, of Libertytown,
lied at his home Wednesday morning,
lfter a lingering sickness of tuberculosis,
aged about 36 years. He leaves a wife
md two sons and two daughters. -Four
brothers, J. T. Sim Albaugh near Lib
,rtytown; Joseph and Frank Albaugh. of
Baltimore; and three sisters, Mrs. Ernest
White, of Baltimore, and Misses Mary |
md Matte, of Libertytown, also survive
linn.
MOORE.
Thomas Moore, manager of the Allan
ic Refining Company, at Altoona, Pa,
he'd i'll that city, of heart failure. Mr.
Moore was born September 2, 1854, at
salem Cross Roads, near Delton, Pa,
,eing aged. IS years. For several years
lie was stationed at Frederick, being man.
lger of the local branch of the company,
md while here he became well known
md had many friends who will regret to
lear of his death.
SHERIDAN.
Mrs. Matilda War6eld Sheridan, wife
If Rev. DIR. I'M. Sheridan, pastor of
Broadway Methodist Protestant church,
Baltimore. died Sunday, at the Maryland
General Hospital, Baltimore, of pneu-
nonia, following an attack of blood poi
Mrs Sheridan is well known in
his county, having resided at BuCkeys-
own a number of years when her huS-
Dand was pastor of the Methodist Pro-
eStant church there.
DADISMAN.
Jacob Dadisman, we'll known citizen,
died suddenly Sunday morning about two
} clock, at his home, West Fifth street,
IF heart trouble, aged seventy years. Mr.. |
Dadisman was elected and served one |
erm as Alderman and filled other APP |
Der of the Junior Fire Company. He |
leaves widow and one daughter, Mrs.
Frederick Kopp; brother, John Dads
man, anu SlSltIJ NlS' hdlN DlSSSiSl,
this city.
PETERKIN.
Mrs. Frances Burrows Peterkin, wife OF
William Spencer Peterkin. died October
d. at her home in Baltimore, after a short
illness Mrs. Peterkin was related to
several OF the old families in Maryland
and Virginia. She was the daughter of
the late William B. Nelson and Mary
Comfort Worthington Nelson, of Mary
land and her grandfather was John Mel
son, Attorney General of the United
States under President Buchanan. and
afterward Minister to Italy. Gen. Roger
Nelson, famous in the Revolutionary war,
was her great grandfather.
M'SHERRY.
Miss Martha c. McSherry, Of Martins
burg, w. Va, daughter Of Lieut.. Dennis
Lilly McSherry. and member OF family
that has been prominently identified with
the history and development of that sec
ton of West Virginia for two centuries,
died at her home there Sunday, aged 50
years. She is survived by one brother,
DR.. lanes Whann McSherry, physician
and president OF the Citizens ational
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