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


Sales of Real Estate. Caleb 8. Hobbs,
suctiOneer, sold on the premises at Granite,
I'd district, on the1Sth instant, for Messrs.
LemueI D. Offutt and Oliver E. Fisher, trus-
tees, the real estate of the late William f.
Weller. as follows: A AZ acre lot, with two
small houses, barn, etc., to Mr. Dorsey W. Of
fntt for $1,000; quarry lot Of acres to Mrs.
Amanda Blunt for 81 500; tract of a acres,
adjoining the store property, improved by a
barn, to Mr.. William j. Peach at $50 an acre.
A tract of IS acres was sold at private sale to
Mr.. P. A. Feeny for $4,000.
Aquila Tracey, auctioneer, sold on the prem
Uses on Monday, for Mr.. John 8. Ensor, attor-
ney and assignee, about Is acres OF land ON the
Dover road, about two miles from Gwynn-
chased by Mr.. Albert A.. Bichell for $1,000.
The place is improved by a small frame house,
blacksmith shop, etc. The sale is regarded as
good one and shows steady growth in the
value of property in the neighborhood.
Slade q Risteau, auctioneers, sold at the
Court House door on Tuesday, for Messrs.
VIM. S. Keech, w. Gill Smith and Roger I.
Gill, trustees, the property known as the John
q. Booth farm, in Dulany's Valley, latterly
owned by the late Michael I: Leonard pur-
chased by Mrs. Rose Keech for So 100. The
place contains 1876 acres and has ordinary I'M
provements.
David Kalb, auctioneer, sold at the Court
House door on Tuesday, for Mr.. John Mays
Little, attorney named in mortgage from
Paul Prosser and others to the White Ground
Building and Loan Association of Baltimore
county, tract of ST acres of land on the Dog
wood road, I'd district purchased by the mort
gagee for $40. The place is improved by
frame dwelling and the usual outbuildings.
Suburban Real Estate sold.-Schwab
Bros. & Co., auctioneers. sold on the primises,
on Wednesday afternoon, for Messrs. Benja.
min Rosenheim and Charles McHenry How
ard, trustees of the John List estate, the fol-
lowing described real estate located at Laura
Vile: One section containing about acres
and fronting on the Hartford road $50 feet, I'M
proved by frame dwelling, was purchased by
Messrs. Daniel W. Kamm and John +. List
for Sc, 300. A lot containing acres, situated
between the Hartford and Beair roads, was
purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Knecht for
80, 200. A small lot and dwelling fronting 81
feet on the Hartford road and containing about
40 square perches. was purchased by Mr.. b.
Fauth for 81 ,450.
Warming Up on the Water Question
The Hamilton Volunteer Fire Company at
tended meeting on Thursday night of those
interested in granting to the Baltimore County
Water and Electric Company permission to
lay maines from Catonsville to Hamilton. The
members pledged themselves to come IN BODY
to Towson on May I'd to appear before the
County Commissioners and present petition
signed by citizens not only of Hamilton, but
also of Lauraville and the Belair road, asking
that right of way be granted to the water
company to extend its mains to that section.
A special car has been chartered to bring the
delegation from Hamilton.
Home for the Aged Gets Bequest.-
Letters on the estate of Mr.. Joshua Parsons,
formerly of the Sd district of Baltimore county,
were granted by the Orphans Court of Balti-
more city on Thursday. His daughter, Mrs.
Charlotte Elizabeth Williamson, gets the bulk
Of the estate and is named as execdtrix without
bond. Mrs. David Boyd, niece of Mr.. Par
Sons, is bequeathed $1,000 Mrs. Williamson
is bequeathed $4,000 for life, the money at
her death to 20 to the Home of the Aged of the
Methodist Episcopal Church Mrs William
son is given authority to invest the money SO
that it may remain intact at her death. The
residue of the estate is given TO Mrs William
son ahsOlutalv