The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-02-21
OBITUARY..
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.
RkATIlER.

Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.
RkArHER.
Z Charles F. FEATHER, husband of Mrs.
Annie F. FEATHER, died on February II
al his home in Baltimore The funeral
took place from his late residence, 1905
East Chase street, and interment was
made in Mt Olivet Cemetery, Baltimore.
DELEPLANE.
Wesley Delepane. former merchant
of Thurmont, this county, died very
suddenly Sunday afternoon. February
I7th, at his home in Altoona, Pa. He is
, survived by his wife, who was a sister of
Mr.. NJ l.. Creager, of Thurmont, and
daughter of the late James Creager, also
OF Thurmont
BANTER.
Theodore Baxter, the son of Mr.. VIM.
r. Baxter, formerly, of Thnrmont, this
county, died in Hagerstown, on Satur-
day, February 18th, aged 30 years. He
IS survived by step father and a sister.
The remains were taken to Thurmont
and were placed in charge of Undertaken
Nj. l.. Creager.
WHITE.
BENJAMIN Rush White. of Montgomery
county, died February 10 at his home
near Glen Echo, aged 81 years. He is
survived by his wife. Mr.. White was. a
brother of Joseph T. White, president of
the Board Of County Commissioners for
Montgomery county, and of Nathan S.
White, Of Baltimore.
HEGE.
Miss Mary S. Hege, daughter of Sam
uel B. Hege, passenger agent of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Company for
the District of Columbia, died at her
home in Rockville, February IA, from
pneumonia, aged p years. Surviving
are her parents, a brother, Edward S.
Hege, and a sister Miss Daisy B. Hege
WACHrER.
Jacob Eli Wachter a well known citi-
zen of Detour, died February ID at his
home, OF complications, aged IS years and
II months. Besides his wife three chill
dren survive him: Mrs. Sarah Clabaugh
and Miss Lulu Wachter, and one SON
He is also survived by three brothers:
CLAW. Of Walkersville; Ethan, of Utica,
KENNEDY.
Mrs. Mary A. Kennedy, the widow of
the late Daniel S. Kennedy, died in Bal
more, on Saturday evening, February
18th. She was in the 73rd year Of her
age Her remains were brought to
this city, and the funeral services were
held from the residence of Mr.. r. c.
Bell this city. and were conducted by
the Rev. Henri l.. G. Kieffer.
HARGETT
Mr.. Edward S. Hargett a well known
farmer of near the Manor church, died at
the home of Mr. Lynden Towards, near
BraddoCk, February ID, of paralysis, aged
50 wears. Mr.. Hargett who was pump
maker and wheeIwright, went to Mr..
Towards to repair pump and while at
work. on Tuesday, was stricken with the
fatal attack. He is survived by his widow
and one daughter, Nellie.
LOCHNER
Mrs. Annie Lochner, wife OF George c.
Lochner, of Mt. Pleasant, died at her
home Tuesday after long illness from
complications, aged 70 years, 5 months.
She was member of the Catholic
Church. Her husband and eight chill
dren survive: Mrs. George Snyder Mrs.
Harry Nusbaum, Mrs. Clinton Nusbaum,
William NJ, Lewis f., John E., Jos. H.,
all residing near Mt. Pleasant and Chas.
Lothner, at home.
PRICE.
William O. Price, lumber dealer and
prominent in Baltimore business circles,
died February L at the home of his sis
ter, Mrs. Walter Smith, 1924 Walbrook
avenue, Baltimore. He had been i'll
about six months and had retired from
business several months ago. A son OF
Lew Price, distiller and farmer, of Fred
erick county. Mr.. Price went to Balli-
more when quite young and established
himself in business. He was a bachelor
and besides his sister, with whom he
lived, is survived by brother, Ernest
Price, of Roland Park.
LESLIE.
Word has been received here by his
friends of the death of Professor John
Ronald Leslie, at Newport, Rhode Is
land. on Friday, February. 18th. He
was principal of the Frederick Academy
in ISSS-1SSo and made many friends
during his residence in this city. He
was a man OF strong personality and
good dlsciplinarian and endeared himself
to all with whom he came in contact
During his association with the local
institution of learning he succeeded in
increasing the number of students to
about double the usual number.
WOODWARD.
Mrs. Eliza Woodward a well known
! and respected resident of this city, aged
OIL year. died February II. at the home OF
her son, Mr.. Milton A. Woodward, I22
| West Patrick street. with whom she re-
sided. Mrs. Woodward was widow OF
late John |. Woodward, and had lived the
most of her life in this city. She was
a consistent member of the Methodist
Episcopal church and was the Oldest
member in wears Of her age and member
ship about 81 years.
Besides her son, she leaves four grand
children, six grandchildren and four
at-great-Children.
| TALBOT.
Mrs. Laura Beall Talbot. wife Of
Congressman !. Fred. c. Talbot, died
on Saturday afternoon, February 18th,
, at her home in Lutherville, Baltimore
county, following an attack of pneu'
monia. Mrs. Talbot was 70 years old,
and was before her marriage to Mr.
| Talbot, February 3rd, 1860, Miss Laura
| Beall Cockey, daughter of the late John
| G.. Cockev. formerly of Frederick
county, and later he engaged IN the
lumber business in Baltimore. Mrs
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