The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-07-02
THE DEATH RECORD.


ford road, died on Wednesday from q cOmpli-
cation of diseases, aged So years. Deceased was
O son of the late Shadrach Street, and was well
known in Baltimore and Hartford counties.
He served one term as superintendent of weigh
ing at the Eastern Scales in Baltimore. De-
ceased, who was unmarried. was a member of
the Order of Heptasophs. He is survived by
two brothers-Police Marshal Abram T. STREET.
and Mr.. Stanley r. Strickland five sisters
Mrs. Sarah J. Ramsay, Mrs. William Bowman
and Mrs. George H. Lamb, of Baltimore Mrs.
William Nelson, Of White Hall, Baltimore H
vile, Hartford county. The funeral took place
at his late home on Friday morning at o'clock,
and the interment was at Bethel Church, Har-
ford county.
Roberts Dora NJ, wife of Mr. Maurice T.
Roberts and daughter of the late John X. and
Georgianna Rowe, of Cockeysville, died on the
18th nlt, of consumption, at the residence of
her sister, Mrs. Jennie Smith. 1404 West Frank
lin street, Baltimore. Interment at Jesterville,
Wicomico county, Md She is survived by
her husband, four children and three sisters.
Mrs. Roberts had been in i'll health for some
time and visited her sister expecting to obtain
relief, but after few days in the city began to
fail rapidly until the end came. She was
widely known for her beautiful Christian
character, always devoting portion of her
time to the teaching of Gods word in the
church and home, endeavoring by her true
Christ life to lead her little children in righ-
teousness. Always kind and loving mother
and wife it may truly be said she will be
missed.
Ensor.-Mrs. Laura w. Ensor, wife of Mr..
Luke Edward Ensor, died at her home at Bel
fast 9Th district on Tuesday last, after long
illness from Bright's disease, aged IS years.
She was a daughter of the late Mrs. Thomas
Tansley. She is survived by daughter and
two sons-Mrs. Joshua Cofiell and Messrs.
Clifton and Lewis EDsor. The funeral took
place at Bosley NJ. E. Church at 1880 A. N. on
Thursday.
Passano.-Mr. Joseph Passano died on We'd
nesday of typhoid fever, at the home of his
son-in-law, Mr.. II. Holiday Enrich, of Airing
ton, Sd district, in the 66th year OF bis age He
February, aged 88 years. Mr.. Passano is sur
vived by widow and five children. Mr..
Louis y. Passano, formerly OF Towson, is q
brother of the deceased.
White.-Mrs. Mary White. widow of P.
White, died at her home at Kingsville, 18th
district on Sunday last. The funeral took
place on Wednesday at st. Johns Church,
Long Green Valley, where requiem mass was
celebrated by Rev. W. M. Clements, of ST..
Stephens Church, Bradshaw.
About six hundred persons went to the Mary
land Asylum and Training School for Feeble
Minded, near Owings Mills. on Wednesday to
f fb2a h G aHd sEs5Sses
The school is one that has not gained much
prominence in the State but is one of the
heaviest beneficiaries of the public treasury.
The object of the institution is to furnish a
home and practical education to those children
who are not provided for in other schools.
There are many children Of such defective
understanding as to render them incapable of
receiving education in the public schools,
where they are brought into competition with
children of normal intellect, and where it is
impossible for them to receive the extraordi.
nary care and attention absolutely necessary
for any mental development.
The school is supported by private subscrip-
tons and by an annual appropriation from the
State. 1t is under the care of board Of wish
tors appointed by the Governor.
The closing exercises attracted people from
all over the State and the event was gala &C.
nor made an address to the audience. in which
he congratulated the board of visitors and the
superintendent, DR.. Frank Webster Heating,
on the progress the school has made since its
organization.
An address was also made by Mr.. Milton G.
Urner, of Frederick, the president of the board
of visitors, in which he thanked the Governor
for his interest in the school and made public
acknowledgment of the work of the superin-
tendent.
One ofthe principal attractions was the music
furnished by the band of the school under the
direction of Mr.. Feldman, one of the teachers.
A lawn fete was held on the grounds during
the afternoon. The tables and those in charge
were:
Ice-cream and cake booth-Mrs. Thomas
Hill, chairman Mrs. William P. E. Wyse,
Mrs Charles NJ. Linthicum, Mrs. Charles g..
Hill. Mrs. Edward T. Lawrence Mrs. s. Proc
tor Brady, Mrs. James Brady, Mrs. William
Wyatt Mrs. Henry Shirley, Mrs. @. Lyon
Rogers, Miss Gator, Miss Agnes Cradock and
Miss Annie Bevan.
Caramel table-Mrs. L. M. Tough, chair
man; Mrs. George Poole, Mrs. Reuben Foster,
Miss Hunt Miss Mamie Nichols, Miss Helen
BevaD, Miss Laura Emory and Miss Mary
Poole.
Lemonade stand-Master Garland Linthi.
cum, unassisted.