Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-06-10
THE DEATH RECORD.

News of the death Of Mrs. L. M
bond. al the home Of her daughter,
mrs. A P. Morrisini, in Montclair,
New Jersey, on Monday. was received
~ ner relatives here. Mrs. Bond was
a MISS Packette. of this county, De-
lore marriage. Her death came after
oriet illness from pneumonia. The
remains were taken TO PHILADELPHIA
lot burial on Wednesday. Mrs. Bond
leaves one daughter, Mrs. Morrisini.
ana one son, Mr.. William DeHertburn
nona; two brothers. Messrs. Vim. B.
and Geo. W Packette, of this county,
and two sisters, Mrs L. NJ. Morse. Of
ChaIIeS Town, and Mrs. L. B. Cordeza,
OF brooklyn, New iork.-Advocate
Mrs. Ida E. Adams. a former resi-
dent OF Shepherdstown, died on Tues
DAY at the West Virginia Hospital in
weston, OF which she had been an in
mate Tor the past eight or ten years.
ne deceased, who was about SIS wears
OIL age, was a daughter of the late Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. A. Adams, and lived all
her life IN Shepherdstown until her
mental and physical health gave way
completely. She was a good woman
and was for many years a faithful
member Of the Lutheran Church. She
mas no relatives here nearer than cous-
ms. Her body was brought here for
burial, and the funeral takes place this
afternoon from the Lutheran Church.
Mrs. Lucinda Mills, wife of John n.
Mills, died at her home at Browns
VILE, Washington county, Md, last
Monday, aged 70 years, II months and
Is days. She was born at Rappahan-
mock, Va, and was the mother OF
WE'VE children, seven of whom sur
we her: Andrew J. Mills. Sharpsburg;
Charles T., Brunswick; Julia F., Ba-
kerton, W. Va; Mrs. Anna F. Mann,
HagerStown; Mrs. Ida Carter, ST.
James; Mrs. Mollie M. Carter. Baker
ton, and Mrs. Lucy Long, Brownsville.
mrs. Mills was a member Of the Ger
man Baptist Church and was highly
regarded by a large circle of relatives
and friends.
Anthol, youngest son of James Shew-
bridge, OF Harper's Ferry, died Nav
81 from an attack of typhoid fever He
was " years old and telegraph oper-
ator on the B. & o. Raiload Surviv-
mg are his father, one sister, Hazel.
and four brothers, Howard az home
Ewell, Germantown; AL, at home and
Clarence, of Brunswick. The deceas-
ed was one OF FIVE brothers, all oper-
ators on the B. & o. R. R.
James ]. Myers. a native of Jeffer.
son county, died last week at his home
in ST. Joseph, Missouri, where he had
lived for the past forty years. His
body was brought to Charles Town for
burial. He is survived by two hal,
brothers, Nj. B. and David MYERS. OF
this county, and Mrs Frank Milton.
near independence.
Mrs. Hannah E. WEIGH, wife of John
5. WEIGH, died at her home near Rip-
pom last Tuesday. an illness OF only
a few hours from heart trouble.
aged II years. Her husband. six sons
and three daughters survive her.
Stephen T. Tabb, a native OF Berke-
ley county but for many years a resi-
dent Of Louisville, KY, died in the lat
ter city last week. The body was
brought back to his old home for
burial.
George w. Stillwell, of Shanghai,
Berkeley county, aged 20 years, died
last Saturday in Martnsburg. He was
formerly soldier and had been with
the army in France.
Mrs. Mary K. Small, widow of
George H. Small, died last Friday night
at her home near Martinsburg, aged
80 years. Three daughters survive
her.