The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-03-08
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.

] SOhC VI 4hoSo " no nave hllen
Before the Silent Reaper.
LAMBRIGHT.
Charles Harold Lambright. son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Harry A. lambrght. died at
/ the home of his parents on West Patrick
street, aged years and months.
HARDY.
Mrs. Eliza Hardy. wife of Mr.. Arthur
| Hardy. died at her home IN M Airy in
/ the 56th year OF her aye, death being due
/ 10 cancer. Besides her husband she leaves
four sons and two daughters. all married
/ -Four brothers also survive.
REED.
Mrs. Jennie Reed. of Montgomery
county, widow Of James w. Reed. who
for many years was a prominent citizen
and land owner in this county. died at
Silver Springs on February rs and was
buried on March { at noon at Bealsville.
GROUSE.
Mrs. Fannie lane Grouse, wife of Geo.
f. Grouse, died at her home at Gathers
burg, of paralysis. aged 90 years. Be
sides her husband. she is survived by a
son by a former marriage She was
siSterin-law of Mrs. Kate McHenry, Mrs.
Laura l. Cook and Mr. John II. Bennett,
OF this city.
w. s. Bly, died at his home at Bruins.
wick February % after a long illness
aged u wears He was a member OF the
G.. A. r. and is survived by his wife and
the following children: Mrs. Emma
Thompson, York, Pa, Mrs Ella Zeig-
ler Hagerstown: Mrs Allen Maui. Wash
ington; Mrs. John Kidwiler, Brunswick.
AHALT.
Miss Mamie Ahalt died at the home of
her brother, Willard Ahalt, Baltimore,
aged about 4S wears. About six weeks
ago Miss Ahalt went to visit her brother,
and was taken sick with acute indigestion
from which her death resulted. Her re-
mains were brought to her home at Gap
land, near BurkittSville. Besides her
father she leaves one brother and six sis
tiers.
wILES
Mrs. Sarah Susan Wiles, widow of
Americus Wiles, died of pneumonia. at
her home in Lewistown. Tuesday morn
ing early, aged IS years. months and IS
days. She leaves the following children:
Rev. Charles P. Wiles. Washington. ID.
c.. Walter S. and Bradley Wiles, Lewis
town; Mrs. Harry Leatherman, near
Lewistown; Mrs. Raymond Kelley, Ceres
vile, and Mrs. Sterling Stull Ladiesburg,
and Leslie Wiles, Iowa
LADow.
Word was received in this city March
of the sudden death of Mrs. Frances NJ.
LaDow, aged 4o years, wife of Mr. r. V.
LaDow, which occurred at her home in
Washington. her death being due to con-
gestion of the lungs Mrs. LaDow was
the third daughter of the late DR.. William
H. Baltzell who was well known in this
city, where he resided. Mrs. LaDow
had many friends in Frederick, although
she has not been resident here for some
time.
TAYLOR.
Miss Matte Taylor, wife of Lawrence
Taylor, died at the Emergency Hospital,
Annapolis, of pneumonia, aged rs years.
Mrs. Taylor was formerly resident of
Frederick county. She is survived by
her husband, and daughter two weeks
old, the following sisters and brothers:
Mrs. George TAYLOR, Baltimore; Mrs.
Edward Talbot, Brunswick; Mrs. Thos.
Linthcum, Frederick; B. J. Davis and G.
l.. Davis, New Market.
STOVER.
Mrs. Eleanor Slower, agel So years,
widow of Isaac Slower and for many
years a resident of Phoenix. died Febru-
airy at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Joseph Young, near Woodsboro this
county. Injuries from fall on ice has
tened her death Two sons, William J.
Slower and Charles E. Slower, OF Phoe-
nix and five daughters, Mrs. Joseph
Young, Mrs. Joseph Morris, Mrs. Charles
Saylor. Mrs. Alice Lynn and Mrs. Chas
KillIan; this city, survive.