The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-06-23
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died at his home in Towson. on Saturday eve
ming last, aged 40 years. He was native OF
England and was brought to this country by
his parents when an infant. Soon afterwards
the family located here. In early life Mr..
Phipps learned the trade of plasterer, but was
Obliged to give up the business on account Of
his health. He was for time keeper of the
toll-gates on the Dulany's Valley and York
turnpikes, and afterwards engaged in store
keeping in TowsoI, in which be continued to
the time of his death. He is survived by q
widow who is q daughter of Mr.. Joseph
Gorsuch, of Baltimore, and two children-Miss
Elsie Phipps and Mr.. H. Frank Pbipps. His
mother and three brothers also survive him.
The funeral took place on Monday afternoon,
Rev. ]. r. Edwards, pastor of Towson NJ. E.
Church, and Rev. E. G. Gallaher officiating.
The interment was in Prospect Hill Cemetery.
John Burns & Son were the funeral directors.
MoRGAN.-Mrs. Margaret Morgan, widow of
Edward Morgan, died of heart disease on
Thursday morning at the home of her son-in-
law, Mr.. J. Edward Mckinley, Sheldon ave-
nue. Roland Park. She was born in Balti.
more SO years ago and was remarkably we'll
preserved. She was the daughter of Henry
Suter, one of the earliest settlers in East Balt-
more Mr.. Suter took part in the War of 1872
and was for a considerable time prisoner in
the hands of the British. The deceased is
survived by 6 children, IL grandchildren and
great grandchildren.
LEoNARD-Rev Thomas D. Leonard a
well known Catholic clergyman, died at st.
Agnes Hospital, Baltimore on Monday, aged
about As years. He was pastor Of the Church
of the Holy Trinity Jacksonville, Baltimore
county, and was taken sick last January and
went to the hospital. Father Leonard was
native of Ireland and came to this country in
1866. He was educated at st Charles College
and St.Mary's Seminary, and was ordained to
the priesthood in 1880. Two brothers and two
sisters survive him.
BoKEL.-Mr. Albert d. Bokel who had been
sick a long time, died at his home on the cor
ner of York road and Huntingdon avenue, on
Wednesday night last, aged about 80 years
He was member of st. AIMS Church and the
Catholic Benevolent Legion, and had wide
circle of friends. A widow and seven children
survive him. Mr.. Bokel was son of Mr..
Theodore A. Bokel, a retired merchant who
lives on the York road, near st. AIMS Church.
and a brother of Mrs. Lewis H. Urban, of
TowsOn.
HowARD.-Mr. Joshua Howard died at bis
home near Warren, 9Th district, on Saturday
last, after an illness of seven months from a
complication of diseases, aged GO years. He
was native of Baltimore county and for many
years was employed at the Warren Mills A
widow and six children survive him. The re-
mains were inferred in Poplar Cemetery on
Monday, Rev. A. T. Pindell, of Sherwood
Church, conducting the funeral services.
PropertyTransfersin Baltin ore County.
Deeds, Leases, Mortgages. Bills of Sale, ETC.,
received for record in the office of the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county:
DEEDS, ASSIGNMENTS. ETC.
]. E. Semmes, trustee, to s. b. Sexton, Jr., 12X
acres on Washington road, 18th district. 50 2OO:
Roland Park Co., to W. +. Strause, south of
G. r. Bellows and wife to Mary Z. Smith, lot 86X
x309 feet, 4th district, 1926.
E. A. Young ct al extrs., to H. B. Young, TX
c. ii. Grasty and wife to w. D. Marks. 2 lots
Tuxedo Park, 9th district, S., etc:
NJ E. Potts and husband to X. NJ. Wallenhorst.
rs perches 1st district, SIS, etc.
c. W. Hull and wife to w. B. Watson, lots 18th
district, $623.84.
H. b. Mciinness ct al. to ]. NJ Birmingham ct
al. 20 acres, 7th district, s., lOO
more lot 81 5-12x1l5 feet, 18th district, $3.50.
T. Poteet and wife to l.. Hedrick, 80 acres and
100 perches, 9Th district, $222,
Z. W. Childs to Rudolph Dole. conveys gran
tors interest in carousal at METERS Fark,
18th district, $500.
Agreement between President and Managers of
fhe Baltimore and Yorktown and the Towson
Water Company gives the Water Company the
right to lay water mains over the bed of the
York turnpike, 9th district, So, etc.
W. w. DUNCAN to Alois ANTI 10 acres, rent
$96, 18th district. -
j. j. Lindsay, assignee, to Mary Queeney, lou o.
x342 feet, GovanstOwn, 81, 100.
Gerhard Butke and wife to James Moody and
wife, 49K acres, I'd district, $3OO.
P. T. George to T. y George Company acres
John Hubner and wife to Maryland Traction
Co., 2 Sc 100 acres, LIST district. 81 300 ,o.,
]. NJ. McComas to J. A. McComas, l2O acres, 10th
Peter Lortz and wife, to Andrew Schneider and
wife, 2 lots Tuxedo Park, 9th district $500.
Safe Deposit and Trust Company to n. IL. Fish
paugh lot 9Ox3O0 feet, 4th district, $500.
Same to g. A. Schulz lot $4,000 feet, 4th district,
Ei aSSS & Dowrs eud husband to Amelia Chase,
Mary Clemns and hui hand TO Micheal Kehoe, lot
653l9o feet, 9Th distt 4, q rent $40: $780, ,so
feet, Sd district, rent $50, 500. 49,,
A. K. Wood to N. G: Dodge, lot 5OxisJ foet, 9th
district, rent $50, $500.
fees rent ssS isth district S. &C. ' i'A'
R. L. Leach. Jr., to Lydia A. Little, same, 18th
district, IS, &c.
lots in 18th district, rent 1858, 1894.
Executors and trustee of James Henderson,
deceased, to John Hiltz, lot in 18th district,
A. II. Smith to G. s. Kalb, lot in LIST district,
$270O.
Prohibition Camp Meeting Association to Thos
O. Spcknall, lot 20 80 feet, Glyndon Park, 4th
district, $500.
Safe Deposit and Trust Co. to Elizabeth Evans.
73-l00 acres, Edmondson avenue, LIST dist,
Ernest Q. Edmondson and wife to 1. NJ. Alstrom,
lot 49, block, Tuxedo Park, 9Th DIST, 500.
County Commissioners of Baltimore county to
Mary E. Schley, acre on Zells lane, LIST dist,
$3.50.
O. I. YelIott, truss to VIM. H. Bayless. 5 $40
acres on Edmondson avenue, LIST district, 81, 900.
Alfred Fowble ct al, trus., to Milton Miller, 10
acres on Beckleysyille road, 9TH dist, So, &c.
Benz. Kurtz and wife ct al. to Charles A. Hicks,
&C., % xl25 feet on Elm avenue, 81 ,280.
]. j. Lindsay to 4. H. Burgan, lot, rent $3.50,
9Th district. $3.50.
Edward Linthicum to NJ ]. Reese, &c., 5 lots Mt.
Mt district.
MORTGAGES.
NJ E.Smith and husband to Glyndon P. B.A., $500.
II r. Price and wife to same, $1,000.
w. b. Watson and wife to Friendship B. s. L..
A., $500.
Mary Queeney and husband to II. H. Albert and
d. G. Mcintosh, trustees, 81 ,158.4S.
H. E. Wagner and wife to Frank Shrivcr $400.
Agreement between Monumental Brewing Com
pany and Guardian Trust & Deposit Company
In order to raise funds to furnish and equip
the property owned by the said Brewing Com :.
pany, agrees to issue bonds to the amount of
$175,0O0
Andrew Schneider and wife to Peter Lortz and
wife, s., 500.
E. NJ. klinger and husband to Title Guarantee
and Trust Company, $500.
G.. A. Schulz to Glyndon P. b. A., $780,
N. H. Fishpaugh to same $50.
H. Little and wife to Linden P. 1. & s. A., $500.
David Little to Wayerly ID. A., $3.50
W. e. Callahan to Orangeville P: B. A., $3.50.
Nicholas Kehoe to Waverly d. A., $3.50.
NJ. G. Dodge and husband to same. $3.50.
John Spencer & wife to Ludwig Sellmayer, 81 900.
Jas. Moody and wife to H. J. Hebb, $3.50.
J. NJ. L. Fishpaw & wife to Mary r. Lee, 1900.
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
Katharine s. Boehm ct al. to G. 4. Bond.
J. S. Wilson & Co. to Henry H. Hubner.
W. NJ Isaac to e. G.. Cherbonnier.
E. G. Cherbonnier to Howard Bryant.
RELEASE OF MORTGAGES.
Kansas City Land Co. to W. ID. Marks.
]. II. Decker ct al. to Conrad Yox ct al.
Mercantile Trust s. Deposit Co. to Catonsville
Water Co.
A. H. Burk to G.. W. Burk.
Socrates b. A. No. to Charles Sweetzer.
A. 9. Chase to X. G. Downs and husband.
Roland Park Co. to X. G. MCLEAN.
J. Il. Diven to j. w. Armacost.
Agnes s. Emory to Abraham ]. Biddison.
w. N. Isaac, admir-, to John N. I. Fishpaw.
Religious STANDARDIZATION is called to
the following announcements
Great Falls Circuit, II. II. Church.-Sunday
June 2lth, Rev. w. #. Roberts will preach at
Hiss and Providence and Rev. l.. NJ. Fergu-
son at Back River and Ebenezer. AT P. NJ.
Rev. II. S. France, p. E., will preach at Hiss
Church First quarterly conference at Hiss
Church. Monday, June 25th.
Reformed Mennonites, LdurGville Hail.
Preaching Sunday, June oath, at 7.30 P. NJ, by
Bishop Jacob s. Lehman, of Pennsylvania.
North Point N. h. Church South.-Sunday,
June 24th at IL A. NJ. preaching by Rev. w.
Z. Henry. Subject-'The Sinfulness of Muir
muriDe."
50. Johns p z. Church, Western Rna.-No
service; Sunday school every Sunday, at 10 A..
NJ st. Lukes, Harrisonyille, June 24th. at