The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-09-22
THE DEATH RECORD.

Hambleton.-Mr. Thomas Edward HANDLE.
ton, highly respected citizen Of Baltimore
county and retired banker, died at his beauti-
full country home 'Hambledune," near Luth-
erville, at Is minutes to o'clock on Friday,
September 21st, aged rs years. He had been
sick several weeks and his death was not unex-
pected. During his active career Mr.. Hambleton
was one of Baltimore city's best known and
most successful financiers and had wide cir
Gle of friends who esteemed him highly for his
many excellent qualities He leaves widow
(his second wife, and one child by his first
marriage-Mr. Frank S. Hambleton, head of
the Baltimore banking house of Hambleton
& Co.
Foard-Mr. Albert Foard, a prominent
farmer of Fork, 18th district, expired very sud-
denly Thursday afternoon at the home of his
brother, Mr.. Leonard Foard, of Hyde's. Mr..
Foard had gone to his brothers with binder
and while engaged in unhitching the horses
he fell suddenly to the ground. Before he APP
peared to be in the best of health and was par
ticularly jocular in his remarks. He was
struggling on the ground when first seen by
his brother and was conscious. He told his
brother that he was suffering from one of his
old attacks and asked him to put water on his
head and battle his wrists. He was removed
to the house and Mr.. and Mrs. Foard used
every remedy at hand to revive him, IN the
meantime sending for DR.. John S. Green and
his wife and family. His wife reached his side
shortly before he expired and when the doctor
arrived he had breathed his last. It's thought
that he died from apoplexy, caused by the hot
weather. Mr.. Foard was SO years OF age and
is survived by widow and two children
Miss Ida B. Foard and Mr.. Charles +. H. Foard.
The funeral will be held Monday morning,
September oath, at Fork NJ. E. Church, OF
which Mr.. Foard was an active member. Kew.
NJ. L. Beall will offciate. Slade Bros. d Co.
are the undertakes.
Burton.-Mrs. Annie Rebecca Burton, aged
40 wears, wife of Mr.. Clifford Burton and
daughter of MIR. Emanuel Beck, died at her
home, in Arlington, Tuesday morning, after
lingering illness. She is survived by four sons
(Messrs. Oliver James, Raymond and Clarence
Burton), and three daughters, Misses George
Bessie and Beulah Burton). Funeral services
were conducted at Pleasant Hill M. +. Church
Thursday morning at II o'clock by Rev..
Howard Wells, pastor OF Arlington NJ. Il.
Church South.
Dorsey.-Mrs. Margaret W. Dorsey, widow
of Thomas r. Dorsey, died on the 14th inst,
at the home of her son-in-law, Mr.. Robert P.
Graham, Ridgwood road, Roland Park. She
was daughter of the late Daniel b. Banks
and is survived by three children-Messrs.
Daniel B. and Richard Dorsey and Mrs. Ora
III.
noon at O'Clock from the home of Mr.. Gra-
ham. Burial in Greenmount Cemetery.
Deets.-Mr. Samuel Deets we'll known
farmer near Jarrettsville, died suddenly on
Wednesday night last, aged 7S years. He is
survived by the following children: DR.. James
Deets of Montgomery county, Md; Mr. Will
liam Deets, of Jarrettsville Mrs. G. c. Burton,
Mrs. Charles Lamb and Mrs. William Rampley.
The funeral will take place today at Bethel
Church.
Curr.-Mr. William Curr, formerly of Mt.
Washington, Baltimore county, died at his
home at Sykesville, on the 18th inst after
lingering illness, aged 76 He is survived by
two daughters-Mrs. William Proctor, OF Bal
timore. and Mrs. Amanda Akehurst, of Edge
wood, Md.
Richardson-M Mrs. Richardson, wife of Mr..
George O. Richardson, who lives near Jarretts-
vile, died very suddenly on Wednesday last
while attending to her domestic duties. Be-
sides her husband she is survived by two sons
and one daughter. She was So years OF age.
Against the B. g. o. Cutoff.-Proceeding
by which the legality of the Railroad Cutoff
Law passed by the last General Assembly will
be tested were begun on Thursday IN the
Circuit Court here. The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad has filed petition asking the sheriff
to summon jury to condemn the property OF
Mr., John Waters at Pikesville, for use as q
roadbed for proposed cutoff between the
main line of the railway at Sykesville and its
Philadelphia Branch. Mr.. Waters, by his
attorneys, Messrs. Cans d Haman, filed Dill
asking that an injunction be granted restrain
ing the railroad from condemning his land on
the ground that it is located within the pro-
hibited territory under the Cutoff Law.
The proposed cutoff passes through Pixies
vile, Green Spring Valley and thence north OF
Towson to the Philadelphia Branch. The
application also asks for the injunction on the
ground that freight line would seriously
affect the residential section through which it
rrnrald