The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-20
OBITUARY..
Some Of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.

Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.
KEsLEK.
Mr. William II. II. Kesler died at his
home IN Washington. from general de
bili,y, aged 70 years. Mr.. Kelser was
formerly from near Adamstown.
HALLER.
Miss Lucretia H. Haler died at her
! home on South Market street of PARALYSIS
of the brain. She is survived by two
brothers and one sister Mr.. Nicholas
Haller and Mr.. Joseph Halter, of Wash
ington, and Miss Fannie Halter, of this
city.
KEMP.
Mr.. George Kemp died at his home
near Watersville, Carroll county, Md,
| aged SIS years. The cause of his death
was paralysis. He was buried at Gath
ersburg. Montgomery county, with serv-
ices IN the Southern Methodist church,
and interment in the cemetery adjoining.
A wife and several children survive.
STANSBURY.
Miss Anna Catharine Stansbnrv died
Tuesday afternoon al the home of her
sister, Mrs. John Stoner, near Thurmont.
aged 70 years. after an illness of several
weeks. She is survived By two brothers
and two sisters, Philip Stansbury, near
Motter's Station; William Stansburv, of
Gettysburg, Pa. Mrs. John Stoner, near
Thurmont, and Mrs. Harry Magwell. of
near Emmitsburg.
CONDRY.
Arnold S Condry died on Thursday
evening, December 5, 1912. at the home
OF his nephew, Mr.. J. b. Lee. near Dat
lands. Va, of paralysis, in the 7Ist year
of his age. Mr.. Condry was for many
years a resident OF this county who had
host of warm friends who will regret to
learn of his death. His wife, who was
the youngest daughter Of Gen. Horace
Brooks, U. S. A, preceded him many
years ago,
TRAPNELL.
Miss Ella Trapnell died at the home of
Miss E. Keller, Middletown, Tuesday,
suffering stroke of apopleXy. which was
supernduced by chronic Bright's disease.
While she had been complaining for sew
eral days it was not thought that her con-
dltlon was serious and her death was very
sudden and unexpected. She was at.
tackled while engaged in conversation.
She was the daughter of the late Rev.
Joseph Trapnell, d. d., formerly rector
OF St. Marks parish. Episcopal church
She was aged 81 years.
KEMP.
Mr.. Calvin F. Kemp, formerly of this
CitV died cItllAt,I,, 10.
his home in Baltimore as result OF heart
failure. Mr.. Kemp was about 68 years of
age and was a WheelWright by trade.
About three years ago he met with an &C
Cident; in which he lost three of his fin
gers, and was Just recovering from the
lniuy. He was about as usual and was
engaged in reading the paper when he
suddenly expired almost without warn
ing. He is survived by a widow and one
daughter, Miss May Kemp.
GRAHAM.
Mr.. James Graham. aged IS years, a
retired farmer living near New Midway.
died Monday, as the results of injuries
received in fall last week. Mr. Graham
had been blind for several months, as
result of his age. and when the accident
happened he thought he was entering a
room. Instead the door led to an indoor
cellar way. and Mr. Graham fell to the
bottom, receiving a severe blow on the
head, which caused his death. Mr.. Ora
ham was the last member Of his family
and is survived only by his wife.
HETrERLY.
Harvey Hetterlv, of Thurmont, died at
his home at that place from typhoid
fever, following short illness. Mr.. Het-
terly was stricken only about a week
ago, and sank rapidly. He was d son of
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Hetterly, of Thur
mont. He was member of the United
Brethren church. His wife, who was a
Miss Stull before her marriage to him,
survives. and two small children. The
funeral was held on Monday afternoon at
O'Clock. in the United Brethren church
at Thurmont.