The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-26
OBITUARY..
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.

Before the Silent Reaper.
FoGLE.
A. L. Fogle. died at the home of hi.
grandfather, Mr.. Edward Fogle, neal
Woodsboro, this county, a few day.
ago, OF cerebral spinal mengltis, aged
years.
PALMER.
Malinda Palmer, died at the home o.
her son, Hampton Palmer, near Wolfs.
vile, this county, on Friday, April 10Th
from paralysis, aged IA years. She is
survived by one son.
CAGE.
William Cage, 10 years old, died at
his home in Knoxville, near Weverton.
For so years he was in the employ OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, being
track Waterman at Weverton Station for
more than 80 years.
howard.
Charlotte A. Boward wife of Alfred
Boward, of Hagerstown, died at her
home April 23 of complication of dis
eases, aged So years. She was born in
Frederick county, near Middetown. She
is survived by her husband, one daughter
and two sons.
TWIGG.
Clara Emily Twigg, aged IA years,
daughter of Mrs Minnie TwIeg, died at
her home in Brunswick April 10 from tu-
| berculoss. She was a member of the
Methodist church. The father died about
a year ago of tuberculosis. The mother
and one brother survive.
LEDWIDGE.
John A. Ledwidge, well known far
mer residing near Troutville, died at his
home at that place April %. Death was
due to heart trouble. Mr. Ledwidee was
aged 6S years. He is survived by his
wife and two children, Mrs Ira Eaton
and Mrs. Clayton Eaton.
CUTLER.
Mrs. Annie Cutler, wife of Willard F.
Cutler, died at her home at Jefferson,
April "a, of carcinoma of the liver, aged
81 years. Mrs. Cutler was Miss Rems.
burg before marriage. She was a mem
Der of the Lutheran church. She is sur
vived by her husband and one sister, Miss
Remsburg.
NORWOOD.
Mrs. Lucy Norwood, wife of Mr.. VIM
Norwood, died at her home in Parsville,
near Ridgeville, from a stroke of paral-
ysis, last SUNDAY night, aged go years
Besides her husband she is survived by
four children: R. w. Norwood, N. f.
Norwood. Miss Elizabeth Norwood, and
Mrs. Oscar Unglebee, of Parsville.
CHAMBER.
Thomas Coke Chamber, former resi-,
dent of Frederick, died on Sunday at his
home in Wyoming, Del. Mr.. Chamber
was native of Delaware, and for some
years was in this city as a clerk for D. ".
| Stauffer He later became travelling
salesman for Baltimore firm, and later
went to Wyoming and engaged in the real
estate business. His wife and one daugh-
| ter survive
| Information has been received here OF
the sudden death April IS after a few
hours illness, of Miss Bessie Boyle, at
College Park, Md. She was daughter
of the late Rev. VIM. K. Boyle, of the
Methodist Episcopal church, South, who
was editor of the church paper. She is
survived by her mother, two brothers and
two sisters, Prof. VIM. Boyle and Mr..
Roger of Washington; Mrs. T. L. Veitch
| and Miss Mamie Boyle, of College Park.
HAMMOND.
| Mr.. Thomas H. Hammond died at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. John N.
| Clary, near Libertytown, this county, on
Tuesday, April 23rd aged 81 years
He was born near New Market, this
county, in 1926 and was a son of Chas.
| w. and Matilda Worthington Ham
mond. In 1865 he married Miss Mary
E. Holingsworth, from the Eastern
Shore. He is survived by his sister,
Miss Eugenia Hammond, of Frederick,
and his brother, Nicholas w. Hammond
Two children, Mrs. John N. Clary, with
whom he made his home. and Ernest A.
Hammond, of New York City, also sur
vive him.
BAUGHER.
News has been received here of the
death on Sunday, April 2Ist, of the
death at Tacoma Park, Washington, D.
c., of Captain Charles II. Baugher, of
bronchial pneumonia Captain Baugher
was well known here. where he spent
the greater part of his life. He was in
the eightv-second year of his age, and
was the son of the late Isaac and Ann
Elizabeth Baugher. He leaves surviving
him his wife, who was formerly Miss
Dali, of "Merryland Tract" and sister,
Mrs. James G.. Butler. of Washington,
d. c. Captain Baugher was member
of the Potomac Home Brigade and took
part in many of the battles of the Civil
War, where he won his title
cRUM
Harry L. Crum died April IS at the
home of his father, Mr.. Casper Crum, 447
West South street, after an illness of
about two months of tuberculosis, in the
send year of his age Mr.. Crum and his
family had been residing in Goldsboro,
N. c., where he had been following his
profession as tonsorial artist. About
two months ago he was obliged to return
to his home in this city on account Of his
! health. He is survived by widow, and
four small children, Harry, Frederick.
Louise and Virginia Crum. His father
! and three sisters and three brothers also
! survive. Mrs. Guy Albaugh Mrs w.
Kline and MISS Alice Crum, Messrs.
Charles, Frank and George c. Crum, all
of this city.
KENNEDY.
Mr.. Michael J. Kennedy, well known
resident of Frederick, died at the City
Hospital April IS after a short illness of
pneumonia. Mr. Kennedy was born in