The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-15
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Lockwood.

LOCKWOOD.
| Miss Katharine Read Lockwood
was born In Wilmington, Del, In 1S43.
Her father was a surgeon in the u. ..
Navy and her mother, Julia McLane,
was granddaughter Of Colonel Al
Ian McLane, OF the Revolutionary
Army from Delaware, and one of
i General Washington's Aids. Her
great-grandfathe was George Read,
a signer OF the Declaration OF Inde-
pendence from Delaware.
4 Miss Lockwood was taken abroad
! by her parents at an early age and
was educated In Italy and i'm Ger
many. She remained i'm Europe sew
en- years and could all her life, speak
the French, Italian and German Ian
guages with as great fiuency al her
own tongue She subsequently wrote
! a very charming book called, "A
Child in Florence" which gives an
insight into her early life in Italy.
Miss Lockwood spent most Of her
| life in the cities Of St Paul, Mime
sofa (where her mother resided for a
time after her return from Europe)
in Annapolis, Maryland and Wash
! ington, ID. q. The latter years or her
and Pennsylvania When at Blue
Ridge Summit she had a cottage and
also one at Chairman which Il a
monument to her artistic tastes. 1t
is called Wayside and here she often
met her mountain friends to whom
she was very dear and i'm whose wei
fare she was deeply interested
| Miss lockwood was devoted mem
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| life and was comforted by its Holy
Communion service before her end
which occurred in Mercy Hospital,
i'll Baltimore, on October 9. Her
\ funeral was held at Mount Calvary
Church, in Baltimore and the remains
were then cremated, as Miss Lock
wood desired should be done. The
\ final interment was at Rock Creek
cemetery in Washington, y. G., on
October 13. Miss Lockwood has three
sisters, one brother and several
nieces who survive her Her broth
CT is an army officer on the retired
list.
v I'm Westminster Miss Lockwood had
many friends, as well as in New
Windsor. She was as deeply attach
ed To these friends az they were to
her. Harvey Bankard G. Son, funer-
al directors.
Day.
Mrs. Annie Day, widow OF Rufus II
Day, died at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ollie Barnes, Sunday morn.
ing, near BrowningsYille, Montgom.
v cry county, OF general debility She
Mn riv
William Latimer, near Kemptown;
Titus, OF near Browningsville; Addi-
son, of near Kemptown; Preston, oi
Washington, ID. c.; James, OF neal
Browningsville, and Stanley, Of neal
Mt. Airy; Mrs. Hattie Barnes, ot
near BroWningsville; Miss Antonia
of near Browningsville. and Mrs
Laura Walker, Of near Mt. Airy. The
funeral took place on Tuesday at
O'Clock ID. m, at Bethesda Methods
Episcopal church. Interment il
cemetery adjoining the church.
Spangler.
Matthias Spangler died September
30, at his home in Mt. Joy township
Pa, aged T3 years He leaves his
wife and six children, Harry Spang-
ler, living in the West; Jacob Spang'
Ter, Of Conewago township. Pa.
John Spangler, OF near Littlestown
Pa; Mrs Jonas Ohler, of near Har-
ney; Miss Annie Spangler and Miss
Ella Spangler, at home. He also
leaves four brothers and three sis
ters, Samuel Spangler and Mrs. Eby
of near LittIestown; Barney, Edward
and Jacob Spangler, OF Littlestown;
Mrs. Hezekiah Hawn, of Humps Sta
tion, and another sister living neal
Littlestown. The funeral was held
October 9, at st. James Church. neal
Littlestown.
Gum.
" Mrs. Henrietta Gum, widow OF the
late w illiam Gum, died al the home OF