The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-03-15
OBITUARY..
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.

4 oOho VI those w no have allen
Before the Silent Reaper.
Ernest Flock. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Flock, OF Mddetown, died OF pneu-
j monla, aged years.
BARNES.
Mrs. Mary ALIVE Barnes, wife of the
/ Rev r. l.. Barnes, died on Saturday
morning, March 9th, at the parsonage
in Jarrettsvile, Md.
CARNAN.
/ Miss Mary F. Carnan, daughter of
! Hattie + and the late Robert n Car
nan, died at her home in Baltimore, on
Sunday last, March 10th, aged "a years.
ADAMS.
Eugene Norman Adams died in Balti-
more, on March 9TH, of typhoid fever,
/ aged % years. He is survived by a
widow. He is also survived by his
father, Mr.. William Adams. of Keys
vile, and six brothers and two sisters.
DIXON.
Mr., Benjamin Dixon, formerly of this
county. died at the home of his son at
Lawndale, Carroll county, 73 years of
age. He formerly lived in this county.
He is survived by three children. VIM.
and Harvey Dixon, of Carroll county.
and Mrs. Charles Michael, of Gainesville.
He was uncle of Messrs Mehrle and FL
mer Dixon, OF this city.
WARD
Mrs. Hattie Ward, wife of Chas. Ward,
died at her home at Woodheld Md,
aged as years She is survived by a
husband and six children. The funeral
| took place from Wesley Grove church
and interment was made there Mrs.
| Robert II Thomas and Misses May and
| Beatrice Penn. nieces of the deceased,
went to Woodfed to attend the funeral.
wELTY.
Mr.. William H. Weltv, formerly of this
county but for some time past has been
making his home with his son in Bati-
more, died at St. Joseph's Hospital, that
city, after an illness of ten days. He is
! survived by two sons, Lewis Weltv. of
Baltimore, and Luther Welty of Freder
| lex. One step,son. William Kenny, of
Baltimore. The remains were shipped
to Woodsboro on Saturday.
BARRIcK.
Mrs. Lucy A. Barrick, died at the
home other daughter, Mrs. w. R. Tay-
lor, in Baltimore, last Saturday evening,
March 9th. of a complication Of troubles,
aged S. years. She is survived by FIVE
children: Nathan c. Barrick, of Fred
erick; Edward Barrick, of Milwaukee;
Mrs. H. NJ Michael, of Emmitsburg;
William F. Barrick, of Dayton, Ohio;
and Mrs. Taylor, of Baltimore.
GRIMES.
Mr.. Clinton Grimes died at the home
OF his son-inlaw. Mr.. George c. Smith.
east of this city, of complication of dis
/ eases. in the Goth year of his age. He is
survived by widow, who was Miss Mary
Nj. Ramsburg. and six children: VIM. T.
Crimes and Charles H. Grimes. of
Boyds; Mrs. George c Smith, east of
Frederick; Mrs. George Souder, Mrs
Foster l.. Summers, and Russell c.
Grimes, of Frederick.
MEALEY.
Relatives in Hagerstown received tel
egrams on Saturday, March 9th, an
nouncmg the death in San Francisco.
California, of Mrs Adelaide Mealey, wife
! of the late Edward w. Mealev. of Hag-
ers own. Following the death of her
husband last fall, Mrs. Mealey went to
| California to reside. She was about IS
| years old and member of Saint Johns
Episcopal Church. Hagerstown. She IS
! survived by one son BIZ former mar
riage, Lieutenant Hugh Alderdice.
YOUNG.
Mr. David Young died on Friday,
! March Sth. at the home of his son, Mr..
! Joseph Young, near Troutville this
county, of general debility, aged 81
years THIS is the second death which
has occurred in the home of Mr. Young
within the past week. his mother-ln law
| Mrs. Eleanor Slower, having died at his
/ home on Sunday, March grid. The de
ceased is survived by three children,
! Joseph Young, of Troutvlle; John
Young and Miss Alice Young, of Oak
Hill
JAMES.
Mr.. William H. James, a well-known
| citizen died at his home, 81 East Third
| street, alter long illness, aged IL years.
| Mr.. James was lifelong resident Of
Frederick He was bricklayer by trade
and of late years was president of the
Brick Layer Union, of this city. He was
a member of the Lutheran church and
the United Fire Company. He leaves a
widow and two sons, Edward and Harry
! J. James, and number of grandchildren.
| An only sister, Mrs Mary Pugh, died the
same day. March at her home at Dun
kirk, N Y.
ZIMMERMAN.
Mr.. Edward !. Zimmerman. Of Mont
gomerv county, formerly OF this county,
/ died suddenly at his home aged IS years.
! He is survived by the following children:
Miss Hattie Zimmerman at home; Messrs.
! Howard D., Charles J.. Maurice H. and
David Z. at home; Mrs. G. CIoudsley
Walters, of BoydS; Mrs William O. Mich
| ael, OF near Frederick; Samuel F., Geo.
NJ. aud William ID. Zimmerman, of near
Frederick. He is also survived by three
sisters, Mrs. Virginia Stup, of Montgom-
cry county, Mrs Edward Derr and Mrs.
/ John Hargett. both of Feagavile. His
funeral took place on Saturday last with
inierment at BealsvilIe, in the Monocacy
| cemetery.
Police News.
S. w. Manley was sent to the House
of Correction for 3 months for vagranCy.
Ann Sunotherc and Sarah MOhlev roll