The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-12-30


tv, and Miss Augusta G. Engehardt. Rev. G.
Wulfert officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Brunier left
after the ceremony on an extended Northern
trip.
THE DEATH RECORD.
Gorsuch.-Mr. Joseph H. Gorsuch, who had
been in failing health for some time, died at
his home, North Carey street, Baltimore, on
the 9th inst. in the 69th year of his age. De-
ceased was a native of the 18th district of Balti-
more county and was for many years engaged in
farming there. He was a son ofthe late Thomas
Gorsuch and Hannah Juliet Onion and was
born at Jonesboro the old family homestead
near Fork Mr.. Gorsuch is survived by a
widow, who was Miss Maggie E. Quinlin, and
five children. He also leaves two brothers
Mr.. Edwin A. Gorsuch, of Baltimore, and Mr..
neral will take place at his late home this
Saturday morning and the interment will be
in the cemetery attached to st. Johns T. Il.
Church, Kingsville.
Gruber.-Mr. John Gruber, who had resi-
Hanover Branch of the w. M. r. R.. for many
years, died at the home of his daughter, in
Baltimore, on the Goth instant, in the 10Th year
of his age. He was farmer and had been
married twice, both wives being dead. He
leaves two sons and two daughters, all residing
in Baltimore. His youngest son, Mr.. George
Gruber, was for many years member OF the
city police force. The funeral sermon was
preached at Pleasant Grove M. E. Church, on
the 22d inst. Interment in the cemetery adj
joining the church. Rev. G. T. Harvey con-
Quoted the services. E. D. Selby, of Reisters-
town, was the undertaken.
Haulplipe.-Mrs. Mary Haulplipe, aged II
years, died on Thursday, December 21st, in
Baltimore, from slight fall from chair and
due also to her advanced age, causing con-
gestion of the lungs, which FASTENED her death.
Mrs. Haulplipe was the widow of John Haulp-
lipe, of Long Green Valley, Baltimore coun-
ty. The funeral took place Saturday morning
from her late home 22l North Wolfe street,
thence to st. Johns Catholic Church, Long
Green Valley, where requiem mass was cele-
brated for the repose of her soul, by Rev.
Joseph B. Hauck, pastor.
Poultney.-Mrs. Leila Livingston Poultney.
widow offs. Eugene Ponltney, died at her home
in Philadelphia on Thursday, after few days
illness from pneumonia, aged SO years. Mrs
Poultney, who was daughter of the late DR..
Philip Minis, of Savannah, Ca, had wide cir.
Gle of friends in Baltimore city and county.
She is survived by two sons-Messrs j. Living,
ston Poultney and r. CurZon POultney, both Of
Philadelphia. The remains were brought on
and inferred in Greenmount Cemetery.
Brady.-Mrs Martha j. Brady, who had
been a resident of Gainesville nearly forty
years, died at her home in that place, on Tues
day night last, aged rs years. She was the
widow Of James w. Brady and a daughter Of
the late Richard G. Mason, who was promi-
nent business man of Baltimore city in his
day. She is survived by three daughters and
eight grandchildren.
Bull-Mr. Thomas Bull, retired farmer
had on nj
apopexy on Thursday morning. while engag-
ed in milking cow and died in few minutes
He was 65 years of age and is survived by three
daughters and two sons. Mr.. Bull lived with
his son-in-law, Mr.. John G. Ensor.
Farmers Day at the Green Spring Valley
Hunt Club.-In accordance with an establish
ed custom of this club next Monday New
Year day. will be Farmers Day at the Green
Spring Valley Hunt Club. Mr.. Redmond c.
Stewart, for the ommittee, has sent out 9
large number of invitations to land owners and
tenant farmers over whose lands the club en-
joys the privilege of hunting, to spend the day
at the club house. The meet will take place al
A. NJ, followed by a shooting match at IL
Lunch will be served at P. NJ. The invita-
ton says:
I'm order that the committee may know
how many to expect reply will be appreciated
and the committee will be glad to have you
bring any farmers of your acquaintance who
may not have received an invitation. 1t is
earnestly hoped that you will be present"
Heretofore these affairs have proven very
enjoyable and those of the clubs friends who
sccept the invitations may feel assured OF 9
good time.
beth Elligson, of Golden Ring, Philadelphia
road, was found dead in bed last Sunday morn
ing. She returned from market about O'Clock
and after eating a lunch, retired. When she
was called at 8 o'clock it was found that she
was dead 1t was thought she died of apoplexy
and Coroner Ed. }: Hermann gave certln
cate to that effect. Mrs. Elligson, who was 5e
years of age. was the mother of seventeen
children, seven of whom survive.
Mr.. F. Kirchner, of Baltimore, who was
visiting Mr. Nicholas Gross. of Putty Hill
Belair road, died suddenly at noon on Sunday
last. He is survived by widow and sever
children. Coroner Hermann gave certih
cate of death from heart failure.
Khris Kingle Visits st. Johns School
Long Green.-St. Johns school was scene
of much merriment the occasion being the
annual christmas Tree" but visit from
kris Kingle'' was most interesting and I'M
expected one. The jolly old fellow, with hi:
snow. white hair and beard, clad in his usua
suit and cap of cardinal red trimmed with
ermine arrived at 10o'clock and his ruddy fact
beamed with brightness as he distributed Il
each pupil toys, stockings filled with candy
cakes and oranges He made every hear
happy by his presence. He was real kris
himself. for none but him would have come 81
far to give as much pleasure to all. Mis-
Kahler, of Baltimore, is principal of st. john
School.
Death of a Local Minister.-Rev. Johr
! H. Harvey. local minister of the Methods
Episcopal Church, died suddenly on Sunday
morning last. at his home near Pleasant Grove
! 5th district, in his SD year. Mr.. Harvey
who was born in Howard county, was Sol
of the late John K. Harvey, who was ono
sheriff of Baltimore county, and nephew o
| Charles w. Harvey. who died in Govanstowl
| a few weeks ago. He is survived by brothe
and sister-Rev. Charles T. Harvey, who i
also a local minister of the NJ. E. Church, ant
| Mrs. William q. Ehlers, of New Jersey. Th
funeral took place on Tuesday, Rev. Joseph
| Wilson and Rev Milsnn Thomas condnctin