The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-04-27
THE DEATH RECORD.

Shearman.-Mr Andrew ]. Shearrnan, q
highly esteemed resident of Glenarm, 18th
district, was stricken with paralysis at his
home about noon on Saturday last and died IN
a few hours, aged 81 years: He is survived
by a widow, Mrs Josephine V. Sherman, and
two brothers. One of the brothers is Mr..
Marion Sherman, superintendent of the
Court House and bailiff to the County Com
missioners. The deceased was agent for the
Long Green Laundry and made weekly trips
to Towson in pursuit of his business He was
a man of genial manners and obligtng dispo-
sition and had many friends. Mr.. Sherman
was charter member of Bethany Lodge l. 0:
O. F., of Glenarm. The funeral took place at
Waugh NJ. E. Church on Tuesday, at IL M,
the pastor, Rev. NJ. L. Beall, conducting the
services. Slade Bros. & Co., were funeral d.
rectors. Members of the lodge served as pail.
Eugene Pocock, W. y. B. Wright, William
Gorsuch, George 3. Eandner and Columbus
Allen. The attendance at the funeral was
large.
Carswell.-Mr. Robert y. Carswell, well
known and highly respected citizen, died very
suddenly at his home on Gorsuch avenue,
Waverly, about 10 O'Clock P. NJ, Wednesday.
He had not previously complained Of feeling
i'll and his sudden demise was great shock to
his family. Mr.. Carswell, who was 66 years
of age, was born in Toronto, Canada, and was
a son of the late John Scott Carswell. His
parents located in Baltimore when he was y
wears old and he spent the remainder OF his
life there. Mr.. Carswell, like his father, was
O successful manufacturer of oils and was at
one time associated with the Rockefellers in
that business. He is survived by widow,
three daughters and one son-Mr. Robert
Stanley Carswell.
MacClean.-Mr. William MacClean, of
New York, who was visiting Mr.. THOMAS
Burns, of Sherwood, died suddenly on Monday
in the Office of DR.. H. Burton Stevenson. at
that place. He was sick and went to the office
of DR.. Stevenson to consult with him. Inc
physician had stepped out and Mr.. MacClean
was shown into the waiting-room. In Few
minutes DIR. Stevenson returned and found
Mr.. MacClean dead. Justice Herbert, OF Tow
son, was summoned and decided that an In.
quest was unnecessary and gave certificate OF
death from heart failure. Mr.. MacClean was
68 years of age and is survived by one son.
Rodgers.-Mr. Patrick Rodgers, whose
died at St. Joseph's Hospital, Baltimore, ON
Tuesday afternoon, aged 68 years. MI. Rodgers
came to this country from Ireland in 1850. In
early life he engaged in the wholesale liquor
business and continued in 1t to the time OF MS
death. Deceased is survived by widow and
ten children. One of his sons is Mr.. Daniel
Rodgers, member Of the bar. MI. Rodgers
was at one time q member OF the Second
Branch CITY Council of Baltimore.
Dickinson.-Mrs. Mary Eleanor Dickinson,
widow of DR.. J. ]. Dickinson, was attacked by. q
bemorrhage while walking near her home in
Baltimore last Sunday afternoon and died In q
| few minutes, aged 65 years. She was q native
of Baltimore county and her maiden name
was Mary E. Worthington. Her husband
| died in the State Of Texas few years ago.
Kevs.-Mr. Robert B. Keys died at his
| home at Garrison, Sd district, on Tuesday
after long illness. aged % years. His father
| Mr.. George Keys, has been manager OF the
| Green Spring Valley Hunt Club since its or
ganization, fourteen years ago. Besides hii
parents he is survived by four sisters and one
brother.
Raceived Communion in q Body.-Tht
| members of Belair Road Council, No 7l5, q
| b. L., received holy communion in q BODY q
| st. Joseph's Church, Necker. on Sunday
| April 21st, at the 7.30 O'Clock mass. The hand
| some banner Of the Council was blessed Will
| anpropriate ceremonies after the mass, 81
| Rev. Charles ]. Trinkaus, pastor OF the churct
and chaplain Of the Council. The Council j
in fiouishing condition. having at present
membership Of thirty-seven.
Work Commenced in Model Forest
The work of Transforming the tract of abou
40 acres at Orange Grove, LIST district, recent,
donated to the State by Mr.. John M. Glenn
into 8 model forest has been begun under tn
direction of the State Forester +. w. Besley
The tract is near Patapsco Valley. for which
forms watershed, and is not far from tn
baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks. A wal
den will be appointed to look after the resei
walton.