The citizen., 1913-02-14
OBITUARY.

Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.
erosion.
Miss Ann Sophia Gloshon died Febru-
ary Sth at the Home of the Aged, this
city, of heart trouble, aged SO years, four
I months The deceased had been at the
home about ten years and was native of
Creagerstown, this county.
M'BRIDE.
Daniel Mcbride, of Locust Valley, near
Middletown, died Monday, aged about 70
years. He was retired farmer and had
been living in that vicinity for many years.
He leaves two sons and one daughter
Amos and Oliver Mcbride and Mrs. Cal
| lie Flock
JOHNSON.
Wyndham Johnson, a native of letter.
son, died at Montevue from general de-
bllity, aged about II years. He had been
at the institution at intervals for about 10
wears. AT one time he was a prosperous
farmer of Jefferson. Interment was made
at Jefferson.
MYERS.
Mrs. Elizabeth Myers, wife of Mr..
George w. Myers, died on Wednesday,
February 5th, at her home near Unity,
from heart trouble. aged GO years She is
survived by her husband, three sons and
three daughters. Mrs. Myers before her
marriage was a Miss Curtiss, of Fred
erlCk county.
RICE.
Mrs. Charles Rice died at her home,
near Church Hill in the vicinity of NV
ersvlle, on February 9th. Death was
due to complication of diseases. She
was aged SO years, and before her mar
rage was a Miss Derr, of Middletown
Valley. She is survived by her husband
and one daughter, Lucy
EAsTERDAY.
Mrs. Mary Jane yesterday died at her
home, near Jefferson, this county. few
days ago, of general debility, aged 81
years. Mrs. Easterdav is survived by
one daughter, Mrs. Margaret E. Grove,
OF near Jefferson. The funeral was
held from the Saint Paul's Lutheran
Church, OF Jefferson, on Tuesday last.
BRANDENBURG.
Catherine Brandenburg wife of Peter
Brandenburg, died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Cline, near Boons-
boro, Sunday night, of heart trouble,
aged IS years. She had been sick for IS
years but bedfast only since last August.
Mrs. Brandenburg was member of the
Reformed church at Mddetown.
wIGGGNs.
Mrs. J. Saint Claire Wiggins, died of
heart failure, few davs ago, in Wash
ington City. Mrs. Virgins is survived
by her brother, Mr.. Samuel z. Hays,
and sisters, Miss Sarah !. Hays, OF Hag-
erStown; Mrs. J. Z. Lamar, Of Tusca-
rora; Mrs. c. E. Poole, of Roxbury. and
Mrs Charles Nichols, of Broad Run,
Frederick county
Mrs. Emma J. Dav, the wife of Mr..
James E. Day, died on Saturday, Febru-
ary Sth at her home, near Clarksburg,
Montgomery county, from the effects of
heart trouble, aged s. years Surviving
her are her husband and two children:
Wilbur S. Day, the assistant postmaster
al Rockville, and Miss Aldyn Day. Mrs.
Day was daughter of the late Gabriel
Lawson, OF Montgomery county.
WOLF.
Ester Viola Wolfe, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs John F. Wolfe. Williamsport, Md,
died at her home, February s, of pneu-
monia. after and illness of four weeks.
She was aged II wears. She is survived
by her parents and the following brothers
and sisters: Vernon, John W., Arthur
A., Raymond Welty, Mrs. Tenna Grace
Wiser Brunswick, this county; Mrs.
Rensie Rockwell, Mrs. Stella Obits, Edna
Lena and Delaware.
NORWOOD.
Mrs. Adolphus Norwood died Februa-
ry at her home at Evansville, aged sixty
years Her death was due to paralysis.
She leaves husband and the following
children: Mrs. Ferdinand Thompson,
near Monrovia; Mrs. Thomas Keefer and
Mrs. Matte Rendy, of Pennsylvania;
Mrs. Jesse Deem, of Virginia; Miss Hester
Norwood, at home; Henry, Ambrose and
Joseph orwood. at home, and Herbert
and John Norwood in Baltimore.
LAMAR.
Mr.. Marene Lamar, wealthy ana re-
tired farmer, died at Hagerstown, on
Saturday. February Sth, from the effects
of stroke of paralysis. He was about
90 years of age. Several years ago he
embarked in the marble business in that
city. He was born at Burkittsville this
county A widow and the following
children survive him: Lafayette !. Lamar,
of Covington, Va; Mrs. Florence E.
WAND, of Piedmont, West Virginia;
Reda s., Ada NJ. and Clarence Lamar,
all of Hagerstown.
JARBoE.
Dr. Joseph II. Jarboe. well known
and prominent physician of Washington
county, died at his home in HagerstQwn,
on Tuesday, February nth. from the
effects of BTights disease. DR.. Jarboe
was born in Leonardstown, Saint Mary's
county. September 18th. 1854. He grad
uated from the Physicians and Surgeons
Hospital in Baltimore. He first prac-
tced his profession at Adamstown, this
county. He then went TO Hagerstown.
On MAY 24th, 1899, he married Miss
Mercella May SleaSman. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sleasman, of
Smithsburg. who survives him with one
son, Joseph DR.. .Jarboe was a member
of the Catholic Church.