Barren-Metcalfe County KyArchives News.....Tidbits March 13, 1896
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Glasgow Weekly Times March 13, 1896
Mrs. Maggie HURT, w/o Tom, died at her home out in the Barren River 
country, Sunday the 3rd. Buried by undertaker GARRISON the following Monday.

Metcalfe Co: Announcing the marriage of Anthony FRASER of this place 
to Miss Mollie BRYANT of Willow Shade last Wednesday. Married at the 
bride's fathers. (special from the Edmonton News).

Frank T ROYSE died at his home Sunday night near Sulphur Well; had 
been drinking Monday & Tuesday and Tuesday evening, Dick DAVIS who 
lives near Knob Lick, heard a noise. In going that direction he found 
ROYSE unconscious. Took him to his house and called for help. Wed 
morning ROYSE was removed to his own home; doctors said he had taken 
morphine and was still unconscious until death claimed him. He 
apparently wasn't attempting suicide but took morphine as a habit. 
Man of high standing and of a good family; left a wife and six children.

Mrs. America GARMAN, w/o James, died on April 19th at 83 years. Lived 
a true Christian; left six children, five girls and one boy and a 
number of grandchildren and treat grandchildren. Funeral preached by 
Rev. John LOYD, buried at the Harvey DAVIS cemetery next to her husband.

J[ames] E[dward] GORIN of Louisville - dropped dead on the platform 
at DECKER's Station in Woodford Co last Saturday. Born and reared in 
Glasgow. Extremely long tribute; was married to Mary ROGERS, the 
eldest d/o of Mrs. Olivia ROGERS of Barren Co. Survived by five 
children. Was a tobacco warehouseman. Was visiting his daughter, Mrs. 
John W DAVIS with his wife. Was at the station with his son-in-law 
departing for Lexington; DAVIS boarded the train and saw James fall 
on the platform - heart disease. Remains brought to Louisville; 
service by Rev Charles O. JONES. Methodist. Survived by Mrs. John 
DAVIS of Woodford Co, Miss Ellen GORIN, Miss Olive GORIN, Henry GORIN 
and Louis GORIN. Pallbearers were F H WULKOP, R M LEWIS, Capt NORRIS, 
Charles BRIDGES, W H MURPHY, E T GIRARD, Q T VAUGHN and W N LITTLE. 
Honorary pallbearers were James CLARK, J S PHELPS, Otho GRAVES, Henry 
GLOVER, Abner HARRIS, Edward WHITE, L M RICE, Presley MEGUIAR, J P 
VAUGHN, J J BETHEL, H Q GINTER and Charles GARTH. [he was the s/o of 
Thomas Jefferson and Mary ROGERS Gorin formerly of Glasgow who had 
moved to Louisville).


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