The citizen., 1913-12-05
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have allen
Before tho Silent Reaper

Some of Those Who Have allen
Before the Silent Reaper
BEST.
Miss Mary Best died Sunday morning,
near Frederick, of general debility, aged
6S years.
Mrs. Emma !. Myers, wife of Mr. John
F. Myers, died at her home, 1910 East
Chase street, Baltimore, on Monday.
REED.
Mr.. NJ. John Reed, husband of the late
Mrs. Maria Thorpe Reed, died at Thur
mont, this county, few days ago.
M'DEvITT.
Arthur Graysou McDevtt, son OF Mr..
and Mrs Cornelius |. McDevitt. died
Monday at the home of his parents at Nc
Kaig, OF peritonitis, after short illness,
aged II years, 9 months and IS days.
MILLER.
Mr.. William S. X. Miller, the eldest
son of William K. and the late Maude
NJ Miller. formerly of Baltimore, and
the grandson of the late David S. X.
Miller, of this city. died on November
24th, at his late residence, Melvale ave-
nue. and Friendship Place, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
SToNER.
Mrs Margaret Stoner widow of the
late Ephraim Stoner and mother of Mr..
Frank l.. Stoner, the we'll known Fred
erick attorney. died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Reisler, of Walbrook,
Baltimore, on Friday, November 2Slb,
following an illness of several months.
Death was due to general debility Mrs.
Stoner was So years old.
Harry F. Fink, formerly of Taney.
town. died at his home in Hanover, Pa,
on November 27th. His death was very
sudden and was a great shock to his
many friends. He leaves five children,
and also two brothers, Plus I. and
Joseph, of Taneytown, and two sisters,
Mrs. NJ. !, Gardner, of Baltimore and
Mrs. Catherine Blumenour, with whom
he resided. He was 63 years of age.
TYSON.
Bennett !. Tyson, of Emmitsburg, died
at Washington on Friday. He was aged
ST years. The aged man had been on a
visit to his son, Joseph V. Tyson, Cherry
dale, Va, and was on his way home,
when he was stricken on the streets of
Washington and carried into drug store,
where he expired. He was a contractor
and built many of the buildings at St.
Joseph's College, Emmitsburg.
LIDIE.
Mr.. Jacob w. LIdie died Tuesday at
his residence at Thurmont of organic
heart trouble, aged II years, 6 months
and 26 days. He had been i'll for some
time. Mr.. Lidie was married three times,
his two former wives having died. els
survived by his widow, Mrs Effie Lidie,
and four children, Mrs. Charles Flower,
Miss Flossie Lidie, Clarence Ltdie and
Charles Lidie, all of Thurmont.
MEASELL.
Mr.. Henry D. MeaselI, we'll known
farmer, died at his home at Meadows,
Prince Georges county, on Saturday
night. of cancer of the liver. Had he
lived until Monday he would have been
6S years of age. He is survived by
widow and two sons and one daughter,
Harry S. and Ira D. Measel, at home,
and Mrs. John W. Daye, of Forestvlle,
Prince Georges county. He is also sur
vived by sister and brother. Mrs. Joseph
Conrad, of Forestvlle, and William E
Measell, of Baltimore. He was an uncle
Of Edward B. MeaSell, East Patrick street.
DoMER.
Mr.. John D. Domer died very suddenly
at his home, near Creagerstown, this
county, on Sunday, November Ist,
about noon, aged IS years. His death
was due to heart trouble. While he had
been confined to the house for a few
days. his death was unexpected, and few
thought that his condition was in any
way serious. Besides his widow, who
was Miss Ramsburg, of Creagerstown,
he leaves the following children: Mrs.
William Eicholtz. at home; Mrs. William
Cramer, Thurmont; Mrs. Frank Miller,
Kent county, Md; Mr. Charles Domer,
Graceham, aud Mr.. Hayes Domer, at
home.
The funeral of Miss Margaret Fox,
aunt Of Mrs. L. V. Baugeman, took
place from the Cathedral in Baltimore,
where high mass of requiem was cele-
brated by the Rev. DR.. William A.
Fletcher, the rector, at 10 O'Clock.
last Friday morning. Following the
mass Cardinal Gibbons delivered the eu-
logy, and assisted by DIR, Fletcher, gave
the final absolution. The pallbearers
were her great nephews-A. S. Abel,
w. w. Abel, Arnnah S. Abel Brady,
Colonel E. Austin Baughman, Walter
Robert Abel and S. Stansbury Brady.
Burial was made IN Greenmount Gene
terry. Miss Fox. who died in her apart
ments at the Rennert, is survived by
three nieces-Miss Mary l.. Abel, Mrs.
l.. Victor Baughman and Mrs. John !.
Sriffis.
HICKMAN.
MI. !. Thomas Hickman died on Sun
day morning. November Ist, Of heart
disease. at his home, No 80 East Fourth
street, this city. aged 81 years. Mr..
Hickman was formerly resident OF
Baltimore. but has been residing in this
city for the past twelve years. For some
time he has been engaged in the green
grocery and sea iood business, having
stand on North Market street. He was
a member Of Frederick Acre, Fraternal
Order Of Eagles. and is survived by
widow, who was Miss Gertrude Smith,
Of this city His mother, Mrs. Josephine
Hickman. Of Baltimore. and two brothers
and four sisters also survive him: Chas.
and William Hickman Mrs. Lewis Gar
rick, Mrs. Conrad Kreager, Mrs. Ru-
dolph Oettinger and Miss Catharine
Hickman, all of Baltimore.