The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-04-13
THE DEATH RECORD.

Metcalf-The New York Sun of Wednesday
said maria Hall Metcalf, sister-in.law of
Col William Conant Church, editor of the
Army and Navy Journal, died yesterday at COL
short illness. She was born in Augusta, Ca,
in 1886. Her father, George E. Metcalf, was
we'll known throughout Georgia. Miss Met
calf was very active in benevolent affairs IN
this city and was vice-president OF the Diet
Kitchen OF which Mrs. Henry Willard is presi-
dent The funeral will be from the house at
IL olcock on Saturday morning" Miss Met
calf was stepdaughter Of the late DR.. Joseph
Lloyd Martin, of Baltimore, and spent some
years of her early life in that city. Mrs. VIM.
S. Keech, of Towson. and Mrs; Hugh W. 8.
Powers, of Highland, Howard county, arel
nieces of the deceased The interment was in
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Tarrytown.
Ebaugh.-A letter from Westminster dated
April 18th says: "Mr Joel Ebaugh, who died
more, on Tuesday, was veteran of the CIVIL
War and member of Burns Post, G. A. R.,
this city. He was brother of the late Prof.
Newton Ebaugh, of New York, and the late
Prof. Zachariah G. Ebaugh, principal OF Refs.
teacher in early life. His death is the third
among the Ebaugh brothers within few
months. He was in his 66th year, and resided
near Carrollton, this county, wher ne owned
small farm, and was in very comfortable cir
CuIQSLdLC6S. nc lcdVCo O WluOWS bhACO oOAo
and three daughters"
Snyder.-Mrs Annie E. Snyder. wife of
Mr. Joseph Snyder, of the 10th district, died
on Tuesday, at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Anthony S. Medary, of Hamilton, after short
illness from pneumonia, aged 66 years: The
funeral took place at Clynmalira M. Z Churcn
on Thursday, Revs. s. German and L. s.
Reichard officiating. The pail bearers were
Messrs. John Turnbaugh., Joseph McMann;
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Henry Eicholtz.
Wheeler.-Mrs Elizabeth B. Wheeler wild
ow of Artemus Wheeler, died at her home,
near Butler, on Wednesday last, aged 70 years.
She was native OF that section OF the county
and spent her entire life there. Mrs. Wheeler
is survived by one son and one daughter.--Mr.
Thomas B. Wheeler and Mrs. Charles VAIN
wright Mr.. John Bond, a well known farmer
of Western Run Valley, is brother of the de-
ceased.
Day.-Mr. William T. Day, a contractor OF
New Market, 7th district, died at the City Hos
pital in Baltimore, on the 9th instant, from
cancer of the stomach. Hewas go years OF age
and son of the late Enoch Day. He is sur.
was member of New Market NJ. E. Church
and also of Buena Vista Lodge, X. OF T.
Popp.-Mr. John Popp, aged 65 years, died
suddenly on Tuesday from stroke OF paraly-
sis which he sustained while out driving near
his home on the Old Hartford road. He leaves
widow and six children. Mr.. Popp was
specialist in cow diseases.
Coming Nuptial Events.-Mr. and Mrs.
James Rannie, of Baltimore, have issued CARDS
of invitation to the marriage OF their daugn'
| ter Miss Belle Rannie. to Mr.. Alexander Her.
bert Parlett, second son of Mr.. j.. Alex. Par
| lett of Towson. The ceremony will take place
at First M. r. Church, Baltimore. Saturday ar az
| Young couple will be in Pittsburg, where Mr.
| Parlett is engaged in business.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Elliott. of White Hall,
| have issued invitations to the wedding OF their
| daughter, Miss Bertha Wilson Elliott, and Mr..
FRANK p. Huntington, of Baltimore, to take
place in White Hall Presbyterian Church,
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Russell, of RAN
dalstown, have issued invitations to the mar
| rage of their daughter. Miss Irene Cumming
Russell, to Mr.. Robert Jesse Loock, OF baltl-
| more. The ceremony will take place on Thurs
| day, April 18th, at 4 o clock in the afternoon,
at First Presbyterian Church, Randallstown.
Wants Her Sanity Inquired Into.-A
letter from Hagersto An dated April 10th says !:
| barbara E. Brooks, of Baltimore county,
TODAY filed in the Circuit Court petition ask
| ing the court to summon jury to inquire into
the sanity of her niece, Miss Minnie Hartman,
| 33 wears old, daughter OF the late 0eoIRe naIC
man. of Washington county. DR.. Theodore
Boose certified that Miss Hartman was not OF
| sound mind The petitioner. who Is the near
| est relative of Miss Hartman. alleges that ner
| niece was left an estate valued at about $Z.OOO
bv her father, and that she is incapable OF at.
tending to her affairs. Judge Keedy signed
an order directing that the Sheriff summon
iury to inquire into Miss Hartman's sanity"
Gave Land for Forest Reserve.-At the
semiannual meeting of the State Geological
Survey and State Forestry Boards, held on
Tuesday at the Johns Hopkins University, q
letter was submitted from Mr.. John nj. Glenn.
presenting as forest reserve tract OF ground
in Baltimore county on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, and running northerly along
that road from Hilton avenue to Orange
| Grove Station. This land, which comprises
about 40 acres less than ten miles from Baltl-
more. will be of great benefit to the State For
estry Bureau in demonstrating modern metn-
DDS of forest management.
Improvement Association Incorporated
Articles of incorporation of the Marble Hill
Improvement Association of the Sth district
were filed on Thursday in the office Of the
Clerk ofthe Circuit Court. The fncorporators
are Messrs. George Jessop, Martin Hyland
Crrroll Benson, George G. Duncan, Lewis lP
Krause. Henry Hess, Charles P. Noppenberger
William Story, A.. Goldburg and John lyric
The capital stock is 81 600, divided into ten
eharoa If S100 each The money will be useC