The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-08-12
THE DEATH RECORD.


going to their home in Baltimore.
THE DEATH RECORD.
Carman.-Mr. Ellingsworth Carroll Carman
died at the home of his brother Mr.. G. c. Car
man, at Taylor, Hartford county, on the 7th in
slant, in the 18th year of bis age. He was a
native of the 18th district of Baltimore county,
where he spent almost his entire life and son
of Elijah and Lucretia Carman. Mr.. Carman
was lifelong Democrat and frequently repre-
scented his district as a delegate in the conven-
tions of that party. The only public office he
ever held was that of superintendent OF the
Court House. He was man OF most kindly
disposition, generous and open-hearted, and
had many warmly attached friends. Mr.. Car
man, who was bachelor, had an envia6le
reputation as nurse and was much sought
after. His cheerful disposition and lively
conversation made him always welcome WIS.,
itor. He had been in failing health for some
time but was able to go out until about ten
days before his death, when he suffered
stoke of paralysis of the left side. This has
tened the end. The funeral took place at Fork
M. E. Church on Wednesday morning, Rev.W.
c. Harden. of West Hartford Circuit, conduct
ing the services. The interment was in the
cemetery attached to the church. The pail
bearers were Messrs. Albert and Leonard Foard,
w. O. B. Wright John Arthur F. B. Boar
man and Mr.. Phelps. Deceased was brother
of the late George H. Carman, who was once
Clerk of the Circuit Court of this county.
Fryfogle. Elizabeth A. Fryfogle, wife
of Mr.. Thomas Fryfogle, died at her home
aged 70 years. Besides her husband she is
survived by three children-Messrs. ]. A. and
Henry B. Fryfogle and Miss Amanda A. Fry
fogle Deceased was daughter of Joseph and
Hannah Hook and was born in the section of
this county in which she died. The funeral
took place at Mount Olive NJ. E. Church, of
which Mrs. Fryfogle had been a member the
greater part of her life.
Feelemyer.-Mr. George W. Feelemyer
died at his home in Baltimore, on Saturday
last, after long illness from Brighes disease.
aged 81 years. He was native of Gainesville,
Baltimore county, and was for years an active
Democrat, having held several offices under
that party, the last one being appraiser of the
Orphans Court. He was deputy sheriff
under Sheriffs Whittle and Todd. He is sur
vived by widow and six children. His re-
mains were inferred in Loudon Park Cemetery.
Brookhart.- jacob Brookhart, who had
been sick for about year, died at bis home.
near Jarrettsville on the 4th inst, in the 54th
year of his age. For sixteen years he had
served as constable in Hartford county. He
is survived by four daughters, his wife having
died suddenly about two years ago. Deceased
was member of the Knights of Pythias and
his lodge attended the funeral in body at
Bethel Presby Church.
Frank.-Mrs. Mary C. Frank, wife of Mr..
Joseph Frank, well known contractor of
Poplar, 18th district, died on the 9Th instant in
the 45thlyear of her age. She leaves family.
Mr.. Frank was formerly resident of Loeb
Raven.
Third Judicial Circuit Convention
Judge Burk and Mr. Duncan Nominated
The Democratic convention OF the Third Judi
cial Circuit-composed of Baltimore and Har-
ford counties-met at noon on Thursday at
the Court House in Towson, and was called to
order by Mr.. Frederick Won Kaph, member of
the State Central Committee. Mr.. Walter w.
Preston, of Hartford county, was chosen chair
man, and State Senator John s. Biddison,
of Baltimore county, secretary. The conven-
ton was composed OF the following delegates
Baltimore county-Hon. John Hubner,
Wilson G. Nicholas, DR.. James f. Il. Gorsuch.
John s. Biddison, E. Cuttings Merryman.
(proxy for Joshua f. Cockey.) John Rossiter
and ex-Gov. VIM. Pinkney Whyte, the latter
holding the proxy of Elmer ]. Cook.
Courtney, Jr., George B. Osborne John o.
Stearns and Harry s. Carver.
Ex-Gov. Whyte placed the name of Hon. N.
Charles Burke in nomination for Chief Judge
of the circuit and paid high tribute to him
as man and jurist. Mr.. Harry s. Carver, OF
HarfOrQ county, SeCOnQeu Jne uOLuludtlOH anu
it was made by reclamation.
Hon. John Hubner nominated Mr.. Frank I.
Duncan for Associate Judge and the nomina.
ton was seconded by DR.. j. F. H. Gorsuch, OF
Baltimore county, and Mr.. Hollis Courtney,
of Hartford county. This nomination was also
made by reclamation.
The speeches of acceptance of Judge Burke
and Mr.. Duncan were made at the residence
of the former in Towsen, where sumptuous
luncheon was served to large number OF the
friends of the nominees.
Enter Protest Against the Removal of a
High School Teacher.-A number OF pa,
irons of Towson High School and others held
meeting in the Guild House on Wednesday
night, to enter protest against the action OF
Wisner from the principalship of the High
School. Mr.. William M. Risteau called the
meeting to order. Mr.. Lawrence E. Parks
was made chairman and Mr.. Thomas G. Sin
clair, secretary.
A committee on resolutions, consisting OF
Messrs. w. M. Risteau, T. Scott Offutt and E.
G. Prince, was appointed and submitted q
lengthy report in which the action of the
School Board in the matter of Mr.. Wisner' 8
removal was denounced in the most forcible
manner.
This report was adopted, but not until Rev.
w. H. H. Powers and Mr.. Charles E. Fendall
made addresses advising that the language OF
the resolutions be toned down to some extent.
Major John /. Yellott, who is counsel for
Mr.. Wisner, made lengthy address, explain
ing the position of his client and also denounc-
ing the action of the Board in turning him
down when q majority Of the patrons bad
asked for his retention. Mr.. I. Scott Ohutt
| also spoke.
It was ordered that copies of the resolutions
be sent to the Governor and also to the School
Board.
Work of the Orphans Court.-In the
Baltimore County Orphans Court this week
letters were granted on the following estates:
On the personal estate of Johanna Reising to
Mary Heibler, executrix.
! ON the personal estate of John Beale Wat
| kins to Clara A. Watkins, executrix.
On the personal estate of Ellen G. Merryman
to Andrew ]. Lowndes and Henry K. Crane,
executors.
On the personal estate of Margaret Nage to
| William E. Nagle administrator.
The will of Ellen q. Merryman, which was
offered on Tuesday for probate, gives her farm
| in the 9Th district to her brothers, Moses Mer-
ryman and George II. Merryman, and her sis
| tiers. Miss Rachel H. Merryman and Mrs. Clara
| M. Crane, and the survivor of them in trust
| for her brother, Henry G. Merryman, SO long
| as he shall live and to his widow and children,
| should he leave any, and should he leave none,
then to his brothers and sisters and to the IS
sue of such of them as may have died. Andrew
| ]. Lowndes and Henry K. Crane are named as
executors without bond. Messrs. Lowndes
| and Crane died before Miss Merryman. The
will is dated December Is, 1889.
There is Music In the Air.-A number OF
residents of Marble Hill, 9Th district, have
| formed an organization to be known as the
| Marble Hill Coruet Band, with the following