The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-03-28
THE DEATH RECORD.


Kane.-Mrs. Bridget Kane, widow of Ber-
nard Kane, who died many years ago, died at
her home at Bosley, Dulany's Valley turnpike,
on Sunday last, aged 80 years. She had been
a resident of that section of the county nearly
all her life and owned farm and the hotel at
Bosley, having latterly conducted 1t, with the
assistance of one of her sons. Three daughters
and two sons survive her. They are Mrs. s. E.
GiekeyF Mrs. John @ Schmidt Miss Annie
Kane, the latter of Atlantic City. The funeral
took place at the Church of Immaculate, Tow
son, at 10A. NJ. on Wednesday, where requiem
terment in Mount Marie Cemetery. The pail
bearers were Messrs. William II. Todd, James
Kelley, VIM s. Treadwell, Philip Barry, G.
Frank Morgan and Maurice Dapprich.
Ensor.-Mr. Nathan G. Ensordied suddenly
of heart disease on the 10Th instant at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. John B. Kelley, in Here
ford, in the SD year of his age. He had been
a member of Hereford Lodge of Odd Fellows
MANY years and also of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church. He is survived by widow, one
daughter and three grandchildren. The fu-
neral took place on Sunday morning, Rev. t.
NJ. West conducting the services. Interment
in Fosters Cemetery. The pall-bearers were
Messrs John T. Diven, Robert II. Mays, Amos
Shultz, ]. Best Miller, William Ruhl and j..
W. Hicks.
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dallstown, who had been sick for two weeks
with complication of diseases. died on Sun.
dav last aged IA years. He leaves widow and
three sons and three daughters. They are Mr..
Bradley Frazier of Pittsburg; Mr.. Webster
Frazier and Mr.. Tilden Frazier, of Baltimore
Mrs. John Burkhardt, Mrs. Winfield Hobbs,
and Mrs. Walter Trail.
Miller-Mrs. Elizabeth V. Miller, wife of
Mr.. Henry Miller, died on Saturday last, at
her home at Sextonville, 18th district, aged 30
years. She was daughter ofthe late George
Wiseman, who was resident of that section
of the county. Besides her husband she issur-
vived by six children.
Work of the Orphans Court.-In the Bal
timore County Orphans Court this week let
tiers were granted on the following estates:
On the personal estate of Johanna Weiss to
Charles w. Weiss, administrator.
On the personal estate of Susanna Peters to
Frederick Peters, administrator.
On the personal estate of James Nolan to
Mazzie Nolan, Administrative.
On the personal estate of Valtin Kehl to Jos.
Kehl, executor.
The will of Mrs. Bridget Kane, of Dulany' 8
Valley, was admitted to probate on Thursday.
She beuueaths oue-fifth of her estate to her
daughter, Mary A. Cockey one fifth to her
daughter, Annie e. Kane; one fifth to her
daughter, Margaretha c. Schmidt, and one-fifth
to her son, John G. Kane. The remaining one.
fifth is bequeathed in trust for the benefit oi
the testatrix's son, Thomas ]. Kane, who is to
receive the income of the same during his life.
Mrs. Kane names her three daughters as trus
tees under the will.
Ready for Summer Campaign.-At the
annual meeting of the Lutherville Club, held
a few days ago at the home of Mr.. J. K. Vo
shell, the following were elected: President
J. K Voshell ce-president, Herbert Davis
treasurer, ]. NJ Berry; secretary, William f.
Marshall; board of governors, =. W. Herman,
John g. Beck, Lemuel T. ,ApPoid Judge Franz
| l. Duncan and Edmund s. Dickey; managei
| of the base ball team E. W. Orrison.
| The members were full of enthusiasm for Q
| prosperous season in baseball tennis and othel
athletic and social features. There was much
| talk of building club house and putting the
| The tennis department expects to compete wife
some of the large clubs this season.
Hetrick Lost the Horse Case.-On Tues
day a verdict for the defendants was given il
the suit of Lee s. Hetrick, of Upperco, agains
William s. Tagg and John s. Parks, which
had been on trial for three days in the Circuit
| Court here. Mr.. Hetrick sued on a note giver
! by MIR. Tagg for 1925 in payment for two horses
| purchased by Mr.. Tagg from Mr.. Hetrick
| Mr. Parks name was on the note also, although
he asserted that he only placed it there as ,
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legged that the horses were not as represented
Messrs. T. Scott Offntt Noah E. Offutt ant
James P. Offutt represented Messrs Tagg ant
Parks. Mr.. Hetrick was represented b,
Messrs. Harry E. Goodwin and John s. Ensor
The latter filed motion for new trial.
Improvement Association Has q GooS
Time.-On Tuesday night around the table a
the Hotel Junker in Baltimore, the member
of the Hamilton Improvement Association
gathered. Toasted, listened to speeches and mad
merry. The toasts and those responding were
Hamilton, William McCallister, presiden
of the association Baltimore County,
County Commissioner Henry p. Mann
SCHOOLS" Prof. A. s. Cook; Water" A. 81
Wehr; Fire Protection" Fire Marshal Cha.
Herman; Roads" Roads Engineer b.
Shirley Community Interests, (" Messrs. Cha!
Sack, Henry Kolb and G. Ross Mace. Mr.. I
w. Glantz was POSTMASTER.
A Minister Takes a Bride.-Rev. F.
Mumford, junior pastor of Hereford M. e. Gil
cult, and Miss Harriet W. Wrightson, of Wit
man, Md, were married at the BRIDES HON
on Wednesday Mr.. Mumford expects to retur
to the circuit on Saturday and ill the pulpit
on Sunday. After Conference next week b
will be assigned to a married mans appoin
| x,ank Hio Yr1onu fr;oudr uiah him wall