The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-10-29
THE DEATH RECORD.

\ THE DEATH RECORD.
zink.--Mr. Conrad link. who had been sick
many weeks with typhoid fever, died at his
home on Chestnut Ridge, 9th district, at an
. early hour on Monday morning last, in the
40th wear of his age. Mr. link was a farmer
and was highly respected in the community in
which he had spent the greater part of his life
He was married twice and is survived by q
tand eight children. One of his daughters is
|. Miss Edna link, teacher of the public school
lat Shawan, 9Th district The funeral took
place at Sater's Baptist Church at IL a. NJ. on
"wednesday. Rev &c Powers, Junior pastor of
: Hunts M. E. Circuit, conducted the services,
|. assisted by Rev. George Hipsley, pastor of St.
Luke's Lutheran Church, Hampden. Messrs.
! BENJAMIN Burns. Clinton Albright, II. T.
Bloom, Harry link, Joseph Matthews and
Eli SVEN, of the Jr. o. q. A. NJ, of which
deceased was member, were the pall-bearers.
John Burns Sons were funeral directors.
Garrett.-Mrs. Maggie Garrett, wife of Mi
-chael Garrett, died at Upper Montebello, the
farm of Miss Mary Garrett, on the Hillen road,
on Sunday afternoon last Although not re-
lated to Miss Garrett, Michael Garrett has been
the manager of the Montebello estate for the
past II years. He has always lived on the
place, and the death of bis wife recalls how his
family came to be employed by the Garrett
family. Michael has three brothers, and they,
too, are employed in the Garrett family. Will
liam Garrett is employed by Miss Mary Garrett
and Patrick ]. and Thomas Garrett are en-
sployed at the Deer Park (Md.) property, which
3s also owned by the Garrett family. Michael
;Garretts family lived near Deer Park, owning
"a farm, and Michael was the first to become
employed by Mr.. John w. Garrett. who was
then president of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road. The body of Mrs. Garrett was taken to
Oakland, Garrett county, Md, on Wednesday
where the interment took place.
!. zink.=Mrs. link, wife Of Mr.. George link,
formerly one of the road commissioners of the
9Th district, died at her home near Jockeys
vile, on Tuesday last, after long illness from
1consumption The funeral took place on
Thursday, Rev. A. T. Pindell, rector of Sher
wood P. E. Church, conducting the ceremony.
Interment in the cemetery attached to the
church. The pail bearers were Messrs: Lewis
link, Charles Kone. Frederick link, 0. Min
nick, George B. Kenney and John link.
Il whiteley.-Mrs. Whitley, wife of Mr..
Henry B. Whitley, a justice of the peace at
Catonsville, died at her home there on Sunday
might last after a short illness from paralysis,
aged so years. She was native of Richmond,
I Va, but had been resident of Maryland many
years. Besides her husband she is survived
BY one son and one daughter. Mrs. Whiteley
twas an active member of st. Timothy's.P. E.
Church, ana was COOOeCt6U Will TIC w OLudLl D
Auxiliary and Bishops Guild.
Fuller.-Mrs. Polly Fuller, wife of Mr..
Howard Fuller, of Highlandtown, died last
Tuesday morning of malaria-typhold. She
formerly lived at Baynesvile, near Towson.
Mrs. Fuller was native OF England and came
10 this county with her parents. She was 81
years Of age and is survived by her husband
and three small children. Her remains were
at Mt. Carmel Cemetery at 10 O'Clock
ION Friday morning.
\. Handly.-Miss Mary E. Handy, for four
teen years assistant matron at the Home OF the
Friendless in Baltimore, and lately attendant
at the MARYLAND Asylum and Training School
for Feeble Minded, near Owings' Mills, died
suddenly after an illness of but "a hours OF ap-
pendicitis at that institution last Monday. She
was the daughter of the late James and Mary
. Elizabeth Handy, of Baltimore.
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+ work of the Orphans Court.-In the
baltimore County Orphans Court this week
letters were granted on the following estates:
i, On the personal estate of James Heathcote
ito James Thomas Heathcote, executor.
L On the personal estate of Abbie Louise
E Irving to Annie Duer Irving, executrix.
f. On the personal estate of Margaret Ann NC
/; Kenna to John j. McKenna, executor.
/, On the personal estate of Alexander Francis
ITO Alex. N. Francis, administrator.
The will of James Heathcote was admitted
to probate on Wednesday. It gives to his son,
James Thomas Heathcote, his farm of about
rs acres near Freeland, 7th district and all the
personal property thereon. To his daughter,
inez Atkinson, he gives house and lot on
West Saratoga street, Baltimore; to his daugh-
ter Alice all bis stock in the Baltimore Ware
house Company and all the Baltimore city
stock standing IN his name; 70 MS grannoson,
James Heathcote Atkinson, lot 10 by 6O feet
in the rear of the lot devised to his mother,
b The will of Mrs. Abbie Louise Irving, also
admitted to probate, gives to her son John
,Duer Irving, the Irving silver tea set, also the
lgsine seal the erayon picture o. ms ia amer
1 puer; to her son, Pierre f. Irving, the Bible
and armchair that belonged to his grandfather.
! Pierre P. Irving, the large Irving watch and
nthe sum of $500, which is invested in United
States bonds.
b For Benefit of Church.-The Ladies' Aid
Society of the Methodist Protestant Church at
Hamilton, Hartford road, held supper in the
hall at that place, Tuesday and Wednesday
nights The hall was tastefully decorated with
autumn leaves and flowers. and the arrange
bment of the booths was particularly attractive.
The several departments were in charge OF the
following ladies:
r Snpper-Mrs. John Erdman, Mrs. Charles D.
|. Davis, Mrs. George ]. Bing, Mrs. Jacob Lam
ley, Mrs. Charles H. knox, Mrs. George Gou-
sder and Mrs John W. Barnitz.
Cake Table-Misses Bessie Knox and Elsie
Erdman.
Confectionery Booth-Misses Nellie Lamley,
Jessie Collins and Clara Waterman.
Fancy Table-Mrs. Julia Knox, Misses Maud
Erdman, Mollie Richards. Anna Howard, Lii
lie Gouder and Pearl Price.
Country Store-Messrs. Winchester Knox,
john Kennedy, Herbert Peters, Charles Olcott:
Bruce Hail. Taylor Hall, Eugene Knox ana
Charles Gouder.
Grab Bag-Misses Nellie Collins, Anna Ger
man and Helen Sanner.
Reception Committee-Messrs. Charles II.
Knox, Willard Waterman, Harry Hulburt, VIM.
Olcott, Leonard Burton and Jacob Lamley.
Bankers in Session.-The ninth annual
convention of the Maryland Bankers Associa-
ton was held in Annapolis this week, begin
ming on Thursday morning. Among the ON
cial list of delegates were the following from
Baltimore county banks:
Towson Mathematician Crowther, Jr., pres.
ident; Capt e. Herman, member of the board
of directors.
Canton National Bank-John w. 81. Geiger,
| cashier.
National Bank of ockeysville-Joshua +.
| Cockey, president; VIM. Il. Buck, Jr., cashier
First National, Catonsville-Dr. Charles q.
| W. Macgill, president; A. @. Montell. cashier
| George J., Hafer, V. G. Bloede and Jacob