The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-02-10

was best man. The ushers were Messrs Ed
mond A. Doyle and Eugene Kohlhepp, of Bal
timore, and DR.. ]. J. Nolan, of Gainesville, and
Mr.. Theodore L. Urban, brother of the bride.
MIR. John O'Connor played the wedding march
and selections. A reception followed the cere-
mony at the home of the brides mother.
After a Northern trip Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsch
will reside in Towson. Many handsome and
costly presents were received in silver and cut
glass.
WooDwARD-JAcKsoN.-M SAM X. Wood
ward, formerly of Chester county. Pa but for
the past six years resident of Towson, was
quietly married on Saturday. February 3d. to
Miss Ruth G. Jackson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elisha Jackson, of Jacksonville, Md The
ceremony was performed at the Presby terian
I manse, Govanstown, by the pastor, Rev. Will
fred w. Shaw. After asshort. stay in Wash
ington Mr.. and Mrs. Woodward returned to
TowsoD, where they will make their future
THE DEATH RECORD, ses9
Mays.-Mrs. NJ. A. Mays, widow of William
Roane Mays died ON Monday last at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. William G. Brooks, of
Philopolis, aged rs years. Deceased was a
daughter of jeremiah Mays and was born on
Chestnut Ridge. She is survived by the fol-
lowing children: Mrs. David Michael, Mrs.
John r. Griffin, Mrs. VIM. G.. Brooks. Mrs. w.
M. Mays and Mr.. Taylor Mays She also
leaves eighteen grandchildren. Mrs. Mays had
been member of Jessop M. E. Church many
years and was the Oldest member Of the Ladies'
Aid Society of that church. The funeral took
place on Wednesday afternoon at Jessop
Church, Revs. T. NJ West and r. G. Koontz
conducting the services. The pall-bearers were
grandsons of the deceased-Messrs. Allen g.
Brooks, Leroy ?. Mays, Emory Michael, Irving
Mays, Taylor Griffin and VIM. Brooks. A. 8.
Marshall, of Hampden, had charge of the flu
neral ARRANGEMENTS. iif
zouck-Mr. Henry c. Zouck, a wealthy re-
tired business man, died at bis home in Han
over, Pa, on Tuesday last, aged IS years.
Deceased was native of Trenton. Baltimore
county, where be became an extensive farmer
and miller. Going from there to Glen Morris,
W. NJ r. R., he conducted a large business
there many years. Mr. Zouck was twice mar
ried and is survived by his second wife and
three sons-M essrs. Peter g., Henry j.. and
Frank H. Zouck, the latter well known BUSH
ness man of Reisterstown.
Goodwin Mr.. Joshua Goodwin, manager
of Mrs. Francis 7. Homer's Sunshine Farm, on
the Pot Spring road, east of Timonium, died on
Tuesday last, after a brief illness, in the Goth
year of his age. He was a widower and is
survived by by two children, one of them Mr..
Harrison A. Goodwin, of Carroll, Frederick
road. The funeral took place on Friday morn
ing from the home of his sister Mrs. William
Baptist Church, on the Falls road.
Kehoe.-Mrs. Kehoe, wife of Mr.. Lawrence
F. Kehoe died at her home at Pikesville, on
Sunday last, after months illness, aged. 90
years She had been resident of Pikesville
fifteen years and was regular attendant at
st. Charles Catholic Church. Besides her hus-
band she is survived by the following children
Mrs Mary Crew, Mrs. William Lee, Mrs.
Thomas Salter, Misses Angela and Irene Kehoe
A. Toh, nd
Hope.-Mr. William Hope, retired farmer
who lived near Madonna, Hartford county,
died on Thursday, aged SO years. He was
son of Thomas Hope, Jr;, who served IN the
American Army during the War of 1872. The
deceased was an uncle of Mrs. Stevenson A.
Williams and Mrs. George R. Cairnes, ofBelair.
Dobbins.-Mr. Frank Dobbins died sudden
lv on Saturday last, at his home on Willow
avenue, 9th district from the effects of stroke
of paralysis, aged about go years. He was by
occupation gardener and had been resident
of that section for a number of years. He is
survived by one son and three daughters.
Idndeav.-Mr. John Lindsay, who celebra-
ted his 92d birthday few days ago, died on
Tuesday at the home of his daughter Mrs.
John w. Gollery, of Raspeburg, Belair road.
He was native of Ireland, but spent the
greater part of his life in this country. Ms
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Suits Against a Powder Mill Company.
in the Circuit Court here on Wednesday three
suits were filed against the Rockdale Gunpow-
der and Dynamite Company of the 9th district
of Baltimore county, as result of recent ex-
plosions at that plant.
A suit was filed by the State of Maryland for
$4,000 damages for the use of Anna E. Kidd,
widow; Leroy N. Kidd and Annie N. Kidd,
infant children of Lloyd N. Kidd who was
1-:lI @C |,
A suit was fled by the State of Maryland for
the use of John L. Grebs against the company
for $4,000 damages. The plaintiff is the faith
er of Allen Krebs, who was killed in an ex-
ploson.
explosion, sued the company for $4,000 dam
ages. Mr.. A. Worth Spates appears for the
plaintiffs in these cases.
Another Suburban vilIage.-Miss Mary
Garrett, through the Safe Deposit and Trust
Company, has sold to the City and Suburban
Realty Company a tract of 2l5 acres on Hamil-
ton avenue, adjoining Evergreen Lawn on
the west and continuing along the Old Harfofd
road. The property will at once be surveyed
and laid off in 1000 building lots of various
sizes, which will be developed. A fine boule-
ward will be built through the property. Con-
Meeting the Hartford road and Hamilton ave-
nue., while from it will branch the avenues
through the property.
Ladies' Societies Elect Onicers.-The
Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal
Church at Warren, 9Th district, has elected the
following officers: President Mrs. James H.
Smith secretary, Mrs. Bertha Baublltz; treas
urer, Mrs. s. G. Rawlins.
The ladies of Gunpowder Baptist Church. in
| the 9th district, has organized an Aid Society,
with the following officers: President, Mrs.
William Miller; vice-president, Mrs. John w
Gore secretary and treasurer, Mrs ). r hy-
| and Miss
Mamie Gore.
Agricultural Society Meeting "A special
| meeting of the stock holcers of the Baltimore
| County Agricultural Society was held in the
| Court House at Towson, on Wednesday morn
| ing The attendance was small and il is plain
that the stockholders take very little interest
| in the affairs of the society, notwithstanding
the fact that it is being successfully conducted
| The only business of importance transacted
| was the adoption of an amendment to the
| charter changing the name of the society to
| the Maryland State Fair and Agricultural
Society.
| Christian Endeavor Election Junior
| Christian Endeavor Society of Eutaw M. p.
| Church, Hartford road. has elected the follow
| ing officers: President. Miss Celia Mann ;
| vice. president, Walter Lamley secretary. Har-
| out committee Edw. Spies; temperance COM
| mittee, Miss Celia Mann missionary commit
tee, Miss Lucy Alvey; sunshine committee.
| William Scott; social committee, Miss Grace
Erdman; birthday COMMITTEES Tishmeyer
| Reinecker. $3.50
Fell and Was Seriously Burned Louise
Hebb, aged Is years. daughter of DIR. Henry j..
Hebb, of the I'd district, met with serious ac-
| cident on Tuesday night. She started down
stairs carrying lighted lamp, when she trip
ped and fell to the bottom Of the stairway.
The oil from the lamp set her clothing on hre
and she was severely burned about the arms
and body.
Another Barn Fire. The barn on the farm
| of Mr.. William Edie, near Gorsuch Mills, 9TH
district, together with several other outbuild-
ings was burned on Wednesday night. The
live stock was saved, but all the other contents
was destroyed 1t is not known what caused
the fire. The loss is only partially covered by
insurance.
NYOTTCE-ANNUAL MEETING.
JANUARY 9TH. 1906.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
| THE BELLEVIEW La ID COMPANY OF
| BALTIMORE COUNTY will be held at KIN
LENS HOTEL. Beair road, on
Monday, February 18th, 1906,
At four O'Clock p. NJ.
CHARLES E. MEADE.