The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-01-17
THE DEATH RECORD.

Hutchins.-Mrs. Mary ]. Hutchins, widow
of John s. Hutchins, who was prominent
citizen and farmer in his day, died at her home,
ATLANTA Hail." Hartford county, on Sunday
morning last, aged rs years. She had been an
invalid for several years and her death was not
unexpected She is survived by five daugh-
tiers and two sons, viz: Mrs. Charles H. Street,
Mrs. John G. Bosley, Mrs. ]. Myers Pearce,
G saarss and MfskS the laltdf df s6hdE va
There are also forty-two grandchildren and
two great-grandchildren For many years de-
ceased had been member of St. James P. E.:
Church, My Lady's Manor, where her funeral
took place at noon on Wednesday. The re-
mains were inferred in the church yard by the
side of those of her husband who died many
years ago. Rev. George K. Warner, rector,
conducted the funeral services. The pail bear
ms, Nicholas HI. Cockey, Sydney H. STREET.,
Edgar Hutchins and ]. Rush Street,, all grand
sons of the deceased
Landstreet.-Mrs Mary F. Landstreet died
at sanitarium at Oakland, Md, on Sunday
last aged rs years. She was the widow of
Rev. John Landstreet, of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South, and some years ago the
family lived at Reisterstown, Baltimore coun-
ty. Mrs. Landstreet is survived by six chill
dren-Fairfax s. Landstreet, ice-president of
the Western Maryland Railroad; John, of
plCuuOuu, va. OofcTly, Vi NdSQVllle, MIS-.
u. B. McCandlish, of Piedmont, w. Va. !;
Mrs. George W. Martin, of Chambersburg, Pa,
and Miss Anna Landstreet. The funeral took
place at Martinsburg, w. Va. on Tuesday and
the remains were inferred beside those of her
husband in cemetery there.
Asher-Mr. John E. Asher, we'll known
and respected farmer, died on Thursday last
at his home, Bengies Farm, near Chase, from
cancer of the stomach, from which he had
been long sufferer aged go years. Mr..
Asher, who was a lifelong resident of that
section of the county, was son of the late
William Asher who was well known local
preacher in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Besides his two brothers-Messrs. James H.
Asher, of Baltimore, and William B. Asher,
of Aberdeen-the deceased is survived by a
widow and seven children. The funeral will
take place Sunday afternoon from Ebenezer
NJ. E. Church, of which the deceased was a
member.
Anderson.--Mr. Benjamin T. Anderson
died at his home, Barclay street, Baltimore, on
Thursday last, aged "a years. He was stricken
with paralysis about four months ago and
never recovered from its effects. Mr.. Ander-
son was born in the 10th district of Baltimore
county and was engaged in farming there until
about thirty years ago, when he removed to
Baltimore and for long time was engaged in
the feed business in Old Town. He gave this
up about ten years ago. He is survived by a
widow, three daughters and three sons-Messrs.
Robert R., Joshua v and Benjamin F. Ander-
son. He also leaves two brothers who are
residents of the 10th district-M essrs. George
w. and Charles H. Anderson.
Elder.-Mr. Robert North Elder, who had
been sick several weeks with typhoid fever at
"Robinswood," the old Elder homestead i'll
Green Spring Valley, died on Wednesday
poorpino Iaef mood 25 vaarq He was unnar r.
ried and son of the late Robert North Elder.
He is survived by his mother, who was Miss
Voss of New York. and several brothers and
sisters. Mr. Elder, who was engaged in the
brokerage business in Baltimore as head of the
firm of Elder, Fischer & Co., was member
was well known in the social circles of Balti-
more city and county.
Mcknight. Matilda Mcknight died
on Saturday last at the home of her grandson,
MrJohn A. Shannon, of East avenue, Canton,
aged II years. She was the widow of George Nc
Knight, who was for many years the proprie-
tor of public houses in the old 18th dis
trict of this county. Mrs. Mcknight, who was
a member of the Catholic Church, was a ma
tive of Baltimore.
Jones.-Mrs. Annie Vogle Jones, wife of
Mr.. Thomas G. Jones, died at her home on
Gorsuch avenue, Waverly, on Monday last,
aged AZ years. Besides her husband she is sur
vived by large family of children. Mrs
Jones was a native of Towson and the only
daughter of the late Lewis Vogle, who was for
many years crier of the Circuit Court here.
Movement to Build a Chapel.-The
Ladies Aid Society of the Lutheran Church at
Lauraville, Hartford road, held a meeting on
Tuesday to arrange for an entertainment and
bazaar to be given for the benefit of the church.
The services are now held in Lauravile Hall,
Hamilton, and are conducted by Rev. Francis
S. Lehman, who is also in charge of St. Paul s
Church, at Shawan, and st. Johns Church,
Sweet Air. 1t is the desire of the congrega-
ton to erect chapel shortly, and the proceeds
of the coming entertainment will be placed in
the fund. The officers of the society are Mrs.
John Hoffstetter, president; Mrs. Emma Pres
ser, vice president Mrs. Frederick Linck treas
urer and Mrs. Theresa Neidhardt, secretary.
Baltimore Markets.-The following were
the quotations of the Baltimore wholesale
markets on Thursday:
Hay-Timothy. ............ SIS. 50@$20.00
-ClOVer. .......... ..Sl0.UUCDS1O.0O
Mixed. ..............S1 7.50(9S1o.OO
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