The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-01-13

Improvement Associations EleC0 OIn-
cers.-The Frederick Avenue Improvement
Association, lately incorporated, has elected
the following directors: Victor g. Bloede.
Charles H. Brunier, Timothy Casey, Charles
@. Schnepfe, Joseph D. Brown, Frederick W.
Loeber, Charles H. Schlosser, John G. Holli-
day. Joseph Askey, Daniel A: Leonard, VIM.
l.. Haworth and Richard 4. Waters. The
officers chosen are: President, Daniel A. Leon
ard first ice-president, Richard 7. Waters;
second vice president J. D. Brown; treasurer,
Charles c. Schnepfe secretary, William l..
Haworth.
Highlandtown Improvement Association,
at its annual meeting on Wednesday night,
elected the following officers for the present
year President, William Schluderberg vice
presidents, Thomas McGinniss, Frank Kraft
and Caspar Reuter-; secretary, ]. Edward Ray;
treasurer, John E. Maasch directors, Frank
Long, George Gustavus, Martin Reese, George
T. Morgan and George Witzgall.
Passed the Four Score Mile Stone.-Mrs.
Christanna Stansbury, who was born and spent
the whole of her long life within few miles
of Towson. died on Sunday afternoon last, at
Union Hail." the old Stansbury homestead.
north of the Hillen road, in the S9th year of
her age. She was the widow of William E.
Stansbnry, wko died March 9th, 1873, and
daughter of Elijah Taylor, after whom Tay-
lori Chapel, on the Hiller road, took its name.
Mrs. Stansbury had been an invalid for several
years and had been carefully nursed by her
daughter, Miss Alice NJ. Stansbury. She also
leaves one son, Mr.. William e. Stansbury,
who is well known citizen and farmer. The
funeral took place on Wednesday afternoon,
the services being conducted by Rev. j. L.
Shipley, pastor OF Tavlors Circuit. The pail
bearers were Messrs. Thomas G. Stevenson,
Herman CRUDE, Ralph Rider and Harry,
Charles and Frank Taylor. The remains were
inferred in the family burial ground at Union
Hail."
Baltimore County Fire Insurance Com
pany.-The annual meeting Of the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company in Baltimore county
Sn Aen az s Ms5 6e oo4ng we're
elected directors for the ensuing year James
w. Ayres. E. S. w. Choate, Granville Mat
thews, c. Ross Mace, John A. Sheridan, Reister
Russell and James g. Kane, of Baltimore
county Gerhard Butke, of Howard county;
Joseph NJ Street,, of Hartford county; Will
liam l.. Richards, John ]. Reese and Thomas
Kolb, of Carroll county, and Charles H Mil
Ter, of Frederick county. Mr. George H:
Merryman, of Baltimore county, was reelected
president, and Mr.. Joseph Wasche, of Carroll
county, secretary. A saving of 5000 year in
the clerical force was effected and other reform
measures adopted in the interest of the policy
holders. The meeting was largely attended.
Mr.. Neidhart's WilI.-The last will and
testament of Frederick Neidhart, who was a
we'll known citizen of Lauravile was admitted
to probate on Wednesday. He bequeaths to
his wife, Mrs Sophia Neidhardt, $500 absolute
ly. The remainder of his estate is given to
her during life, or in the event of her remarS
rying she is to take one-third absolutely and
the balance is to be divided equally among the
testator's children then living. After her
death, if she remains widow, the entire resi-
due of the estate is to be divided among the
testator's children then living. Sophia Neid-
hardt, his wife, and his son, John F. Neid-
hardt, are named as executors, and letters tes-
tamentary were granted to them.
Turnpike Company Oficers.-The annu-
al meeting Of the stockholders of the Dulanys
Valley and Towsontown Turnpike Company
was held at Towson on Wednesday, when the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year President, d. M Matthews; secretary and
treasurer, Edward S. Peerce; directors, John
Ridgely, DIR. G. NJ. Bosley, George H. Merry
man, Milton Dance and John G. Booth. L.
| s. Peerce was appointed general supervisor.
! The management decided that hereafter only
| limestone from the large quarry on the Hamp-
| ton estate will be used for making repairs on
| the road.
Sunday School Election.-The Sunday
school of Providence M. e. Church, northeast
| of Towson, was recognized on the 7th inst. by
| Rev. Thomas S. Long, senior pastor of Great
Falls Circuit, and the following officers elected:
| Superintendent William S. Treadwell assis-
| tant, Arthur w. Sims secretary. Joseph
Bayne treasurer, Dennis Carter librarian
Ballard f. Torbit; organist, Miss Florence
Bayne. There are upon the roll the names of
over $50 children and more than 100 new books
have been recently added to the library. 4
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Building Association Election.-At the
annual meeting ofGovane Permanent Building
Association the following officers were cleo
| ted for the ensuing year President, DR.. Edw.
| NJ Duncan vice president, Allen X. Wood
secretary 7 E. LIoyd treasurer H. B. l..
Everding; directors, Massimo Pisani, J. H.
Aull, H. D. Richardson, H. J. Gallagher, L.
b. McCabe, A. F. Black, P. Mulinari and o.
c, Parr solicitor, Madison n. Lloyd.