The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-05-02
OBITUARY..
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before tho Silent Reaper

Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before tho Silent Reaper
srUKKIER.
Mrs. Clarinda Spurrier died at her
home in Sykesvlle, on Saturday, aged So
years. The funeral was held At Mt. AIRY.
lnterment was made in Pine Grove Gem,
etery.
TAYLOR.
Mrs. Mary lane TAYLOR, widow Of the
late John ]. Tavlor, died at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. William Houck, two
miles north Of Rocky Ridge aged IS
wears. Rev. Mr. Heimer, of the Re-
formed church, Thurmont, oftiCiated.
LAWSON.
Mr. Eli Lawson died at his home IN
Damascus, Montgomery county, on
Thursday morning, April 24th Funeral
services were conducted in the Meth
odst Episcopal Church, by the Rev. I.
O. Davis on Friday afternoon.
GILBERT.
Mrs. Charles Gilbert died April % at
her home in Walkersville, of dropsy in
the 10Th year OF her age, She is survived
by her aged husband and the following
children: Harry Frank and Walter Gil
bert, OF Baltimore; Clarence. of Walkers
vile, and Miss Emma. al home
FAvoRlrE
Mrs. Catherine Favorite, wife Of Mr.
Henry Favorite, Of Creagerstown, died
April "a, of general debility. She was a
resident OF that vicinity for many years
and was aged So years and months.
Besides her husband She leaves two chill
dren: Mrs. Scott Long and Mrs. John
Phillips of that vicinity.
BECKLEY.
Mrs Anna NJ. Becklev. widow of the
late Rev. T. H. Beckley, died at the
home of her son. DR.. + L. Becklev, of
Middetown, this county, on Tuesday
evening, April 29th She had been i'll
for the past several days. Mrs. Becklev
was in the 10Th year of her age. She
had been making her home in Middle
town, since the death of her husband,
which occurred about s years ago.
CARL.
John NJ. Carl, a well known character
of Brunswick, was found dead on Satur-
day at the home of his son. Death was
due to heart trouble. Mr. Carl was IS
years old and was known as the holder
of "Carl's Fort" along the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. He helped to recon-
struct the B. and O. Railroad during the
Civil War and he had shortly before the
war or during it, a contract 10 cut wood
for period of is months for the Balti-
more and Ohio engines.
KLINE.
Mrs Arabella Kline, wife of II. T.
Kline, died at her residence. corner Pat
rick and Court streets, April 24 after a
protraCted illness aged 6S years Besides
her husband, she is survived by the fol-
lowing children: Mrs. John Blumeuauer
and Charles William Kline this city;
Hanson Thomas Kline. IT,, Of Phiadel
phla; Arabella Grace Kline. this city and
Lewis Markell Kline, Of Washington. d.
c. The deceased is also survived by
two sisters, Mrs. Alice " Roelkey, OF
Baltimore, and Mrs Mary keeter, OF this
city. The funeral took place on Sunday
afternoon at ? so O'Clock, with services at
her late home. Interment was made in
Mt. Olivet cemetery.
MYERS.
Mr. Margaret Bowers Myers, wife Of
Charles II. Myers, died at her home
Waynesboro, Wednesday evening, April
%, from the effects of a stroke of paraly
sis. She was aged So years. Mrs. Myers
is survived by her husband and these
children: Harry Myers, Herbert Myers,
Mrs. J. Harry Ripple, Bert Myers, Robert
Myers, of Waynesboro; George Myers,
Frederick; Roy c. Myers, Point Pleasant,
w. Va Cloyd Myers and Rilla and Raw
mond Myers, at home She is also sur
vived by these brothers and sisters: Mrs
d. NJ. Funk, Charles f. Bowers, George
II. Bowers, Edward Bowers, and Miss
Jennie Bowers Chambersburg; Mrs Geo
c. Walk, Ounce; Mrs w. II. Grum
bine, Lewistown.
BARKER.
Awakened by a gurgling noise, Mrs
John II. Barker, of Brunswick. found
her husband in an unconscious condi-
ton He had retired without complain
ing and during the day he was IN his
aSual health and was at his most all dav