The citizen., 1914-05-01
OBITUARY
Some of Those Who Have allen
Before the Silent Reaper.


Before the Silent Reaper
KoHLHoss.
Charles Kohlhoss, 73 years old, died
on Monday, April 27th, at Pooesvllle,
Montgomery county.
WILEY.
Mrs Elizabeth Wiley died on Tues
day, April 2Sth, at her home al Big
Pool, Md, of dropsy, aged u years.
HOWARD.
Mrs Laura Murdock Howard, died at
the Home of the Aged, on Thursday,
April 23rd, aged 73 years, IL months and
% days, alter only short illness.
CoLLEBERRY.
Mr.. John w. Colleberry died at his
home in Libertytown, this county, on
Thursday evening, April 23rd aged II
years. Death was due to paralysis.
LEWIS.
Miss Ellen Virginia Lewis. aged II
years, died at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Stella Potts. of Brunswick, on
Thursday, April 23rd, OF tuberculosis.
CEIFFIrH.
Mrs. Caroline c. Griffith, 90 years old,
wife OF Charles c. Griffith. former presi-
dent of Board OF County Commissioners
of Montgomery county. died at Beals-
Vile Sunday.
sTINE.
Mrs. Elizabeth Slime, 76 years old, of
Rohrersville, died Sunday of paralysis.
She was a daughter of the late John
Rohrer, who once operated wooen fac
tory near EaKle's Mills.
CAIN.
Mrs. Edward Cain, the wife of Balti-
more and Ohio Engineman Cain, Of
Brunswick, this county, died in Balti-
more at Saint Joseph's Hospital She
was only 20 wears old.
BoYLAN.
Mrs. Annie Boylan, nee Gilbert died
at her home IN Baltimore on April 25.
She was aged II years. Mrs. Boylan
was the wife of the lac Peter Boylan and
was we'll known in this city.
TODD
Stricken with an attack of heart failure
while returning to his home from the
hotel, short distance away. DIR. B. H.
Todd, well known physician of Ridge
vile, died OH Thursday, April 23rd.
BARRETT.
Thomas Fenton Barrett died at his
home at Point of Rocks on Sunday after
noon. OF tuberculosis. He was IS years,
s months and days old. He is survived
by is widow Mrs. Marie NJ. Barrett,
aud two small children.
ALLEN.
Mrs. Ida Kate Allen, the wife OF Mr..
r. T. Allen, died on April 27th, at her
home, No. 1902 Edmondson Terrace,
Baltimore. Mrs. Allen was the Youngest
daughter of the late John d. and Ann
S. Zleler, formerly OF this city.
WILSON.
Mrs. Hannah NJ. Wilson, the widow of
the late Rev, Peter Wright Wilson, died
on Thursday, April 23rd, after weeks
illness, at the residence OF her daughter,
Mrs. Frank L. Stoner, East Second
street, this city.
HARNER.
Adolphus Harner, Of Emmitsburg,
prominent retired farmer, died Sunday,
of a complication of diseases, aged 81
years He is survived by son, H. c.
Harner member of the Emmltsburg
Council, and daughter, Mis-. Walter F.
Zeigler, of Frederick.
KNoUFF.
Mrs Susan Marcellus Knouff. the
widow of MIR. John Knouff. died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Krise, near Apples Crossing, about 2
miles from Rocky Ridge, on Wednes-
day morning, April 2eth, after an illness
of about one week. She was aged 79
years and "a days
LAYMAM.
Mr.. Leonard /. Layman, died at his
residence, No 1872 North Market street,
this city, on Wednesday morning, April
10th, from a complication of diseases.
MIR. Layman woald have been So years
old in November He is survived by his
widow and two children, Harry and
Goldie, both at home. One sister, Mrs.
William Bruchey, also survives him.
sHRINER.
Following an illness of about two
weeks of organic heart trouble, Mrs.
Alice Shriner, widow OF George w. B.
Shriner. died at the home of her son-ln-
law, Mr.. Richard P. Ross, Clarke Place,
on Saturday evening about 7.45 O'Clock.
Mrs. Shriner is survived by three daugh
tiers. Mrs. Richard P. Ross, at home;
Mrs. Alice s. Clark and Mrs. Mary Shrl-
ner Johnson.
LEWIS.
Mr.. Thomas Lewis, of Ridgeville, this
county, died on Thursday morning,
April 23rd, at the home Of his daughter,
at that place, after a lingering illness,
aged II years. He was well known and
highly esteemed in the lower end OF
Frederick county, and was engaged in
the undertaking business, from which he
retired about four years ago on account
OF his advanced age.
KOIB.