The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-01-23
THE DEATH RECORD.

Bowen.-Mr. Benjamin W. Bowen, young
est son of Mr.. William Bowen of S.. died al
| his home in Towson, on Monday morning
! last, after an illness of about two weeks from
| pneumonia. Mr.. Bowen was formerly special
| officer in TOwson and lately had been engaged
as general contractor. He was also at one
time sanitary officer for Towson. Mr. Bowen's
wife and his only child-a son about 10 years
of age-were both sick with pneumonia when
| he died, but they are now improving. His
mother-in-law, Mrs. J. Wesley German, died
| two days before him from the same disease.
| The funeral of Mr. Bowen took place at EPSON
| M. P. Church, on Wednesday morning the
services being conducted by the pastor, Rev. j.
L. Straughn, assisted by Rev. ]. r. Edwards.
Deceased was member of TowsOn Lodge of
Odd Fellows and also of John Eager Howard
Council, Jr. O.. U. A. M, both of which as
sisted in the funeral services. The interment
was in Prospect Hill Cemetery.
German-Mrs Cecilia German, wife of Mr.
J. Wesley German, of Towson, died on Satur-
day morning last after brief illness from
pneumonia, aged GA years. Deceased was a
native of this place and daughter of the late
JOHN Bowen. Besides her husband she is
survived by daughter and two sons. The
funeral took place at Epson NJ. P. Church on
Monday morning. The pastor, Rev. ]. L.
StraughD, conducted the services assisted by
Rev. John R. Edwards, pastor of Towson M.
E. Church. The interment was in Prospect
I'LL OcuctcEys MIS-. OcIIudIl QdukulcT duU
sons were sick in bed and unable to attend the
funeral
Allen-Miss Bessie Allen, eldest daughter
of Mrs. Eurath s. and the late DR.. Luman 8.
Allen, died at her home in Arlington, Balti-
more county, on the 18th instant. At one
time she was a teacher in the public schools
of this county and for many years had been
a local correspondent for THE UNION at Ar
lington. Miss Allen was u sister of Miss
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Granite, I'd district. The funeral took place
from her late home on Wednesday afternoon
and the interment was in Druid Ridge Gene
terry, Pikesville.
Woolston.-Mr. Benjamin s. Wooston
died at his home, near Mt. Washington, on
Monday last, aged 70 years. He was native
| of Delaware, but had been resident of that
section of Baltimore county about fifty years.
Mr.. Woolston, who was a farmer, was an in
telligent and highly respected citizen. His
| funeral took place at ii A. NJ. on Thursday
| from the residence of his son-in-law, Mr..
| Charles P. Matthews, 1925 Park avenue, Balti-
more. He is survived by one son, Mr.. Will
| liam P. Woolston, farmer near Shawan, 9Th
district
Price.-Mr. John Beale Price died at bis
home, near Peoria, ILL.,, few days ago, aged
| 60 years. He was native of Baltimore coun-
| ty and was born near Philopolis, 9Th district.
| He was son of the late Warrick Price, and
| his uncle, Mr.. William M. Price, survives at
the age of SO years. Deceased leaves a widow
| and several children. He is also survived by
one brother-Mr. William H. Price, of the
| 9Th district.
Buckingham.-Mr Aretta Buckingham,
| widow of Allen Buckingham, one of the Oldest
residents of Reisterstown, died suddenly on
| Tuesday afternoon at the home of her sister,
| Miss Nettie Jessop. She was daughter Of the
late Dominic Jessop and was born near Refs
terstown about eighty years ago. Her funeral
took place on Thursday, Rev. J Fred; Baggs
and Rev. Joseph r. Wheeler conducting the
| services
Leib.-Mr. Thomas Leib, who for many
years was cashier in the Baltimore office of
the Northern Central Railway, died at his
| home, in Stewartstown, York county, on
Thursday morning, at the age of 81 years. He
was president of the Stewartstown News Conn
pany and director of the New Freedom Camp
Meeting Association. Mr.. Leib was well
known in Baltimore county.
Morton.-Miss Pamela A. Morton, eldest
daughter of the late Alfred b. and Nancy Joy
Morton, died on Thursday last, at Bellevue"
| the family homestead on the Hillen road.
Deceased was sister of Mr.. Franklin j. Nor
| tom well known Baltimore shipping mer-
| chant. The funeral will take place at her late
home this Saturday morning at IL O'Clock
Calder-Mr William Calder, prominent
farmer of the 4th district of Hartford county,
died at his home, near Federal Hill, on the 18th
inst, aged 81 years. Besides his farm Mr..
Calder conducted the largest and most complete
blacksmith and wheelwright shops in that
county He is survived by a widow.
Ringeling Henrietta Ringeing, wife
of Mr.. Henry Ringeling, of Arbutus, 18th dis
- Had a<torv mir of nj
| few DAYS. She was born in Hanover, Ger
many, and was 81 years old. Besides her hus-
band she is survived by one son, Mr.. Henry
Ringeling Jr., and four brothers.