The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-03-06
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIC. COUNTY.
MARCH TERN, 1909.


Hon. N. Charles Burke, Chief Judge; Hon.
Frank l. Duncan Associate Judge Robert
II. Bssssey, Esq, States attorney;
William p. Cole, Esq, Clerk;
A5rana T. STREET., Esq,
Sheriff.
TowsoN. March 1.-The March term of the Cir
! cult Court commenced this morning, Win
Judges Burke and Duncan on the bench. Inc
| juries for the term are constituted as follows:
| GRAND JURY PETIT JURY.
w. Evans Anderson. &c. Diehlman. ST..
George W. Smith, Francis Il. jenkins,
| Gilbert Hissey, Henry Albert,
Walter S. Waterman, Henry P. Kraumer,
Joseph F. Keller, Albert B; Bland.
| William H. Buck, ST., John 7. Heintzman,
Vincent T. Caples. Henry ]. Zouck,
William L. Ryan, Conrad Langenfelder,
Fred. B. Dickmeyer, Isaac Price,
William p. Lindsay, John H. Ehrhardt,
]. Alfred Coale, George P. Morris,
Joseph G. Cole, j. Albert BAKER,
Henry Laubach, Jr., William G. Johnson,
Edgar Hutchins, Alfred E. Hatch,
]. F. G.. Kolk, Howard Ensor,
Philip Lindenstruth, Thomas B. Todd, Jr.,
Edward G. Norwood, Lawrence Murphy.
John s. Ray, John G. Dorfier, Jr.,
George Hoffman, Andrew A. Kracht,
@. e. F. Van Reuth Wesley Knight,
William A. Gray, j. Morris Morrison,
George w. Richmond, Charles 8. Watkins.
William H. Folks, Charles e. Weems,
Edward Ring.
Judgments by default were entered as follows:
American Bread and Pie Company VS.. Leonidas
Gels, S23U.
Alien Stevenson vs. George W. Ewing, 1857 20.
First National Bank of New Freedom VS.. Isaac
John T. Benson VS.. Robert E. Gordon, $lslss.
George Schluderberg vs.. Laura V. Walters,
$3S454.
ssS..s5 O. brewing company Vs. '0HH A'fO''
Rankin & Kane vs.. Asa E. Pittinger, $S49.15
TUESDAY, March 2.-Appeal Docket William
Bergman vs. George Fax, appeal dismissed I'M
A. B. Clark VS.. Maria Dauber. appeal dismissed
Julia E. Ware vs.. Anna Ramsay and husband,
judgment affirmed.
Maryland Rubber Company VS.. Miller Bros,
American School of Correspondence VS.. Harry
N. Eckstine, appeal dismissed under rule.
william A. Little VS.. Fife L. Barrett, appeal
Frank DeBaugh vs. Mary C. Blandin, judgment
affirmed.
Bertram Greer vs.. Arthur F. Willis. appeal
Reiter s. Co. VS.. Chase Store Company, judg-
ment affirmed.
Orem vs.. Ball, judgment affirmed,
Work of Firemen Appreciated.-The
Marble Hill Volunteer Fire Department,
which did such good service last month at the
fire at Cockeysvile in saving the property ad-
iacent to the burned building, has been pre-
scented with $50 by the Standard Oil Company,
SIS from its representative Mr.. Deal and $40
from the Baltimore County Mutual Fire In
surance Company. The department having
purchased property, to which improvements
have been added, is about 500 in debt.
friend has offered to pay all over $500 that
might be donated by others.
Epworth League Service.-The devotion
al service of Towson Chapter Epworth League,
on Sunday evening next, March 9TH, at the NJ.
E. Church, will partake of the nature of
model league meeting and will begin promptly
at O'Clock. The theme of the evening will
be 1.-The Bread of Life" and short address
will be delivered by Mr.. Thomas G. Deford, of
Gainesville, ex.president of the West Balti-
more District Epworth League. There will be
spirited singing and Mr.. William 2. Butler
will render special solo. All cordially invited.
Final Quarterly Meeting.-The fourth
quarterly conference of Hunts Methodist
Episcopal Church was held Saturday night,
February 9th. The pastor, Rev. h W. Bur-
gan, and the district superintendent, Rev. DR..
]. G. Nicholson, were asked to return for an
other year. Ali reports showed the church to
be in excellent condition. All sums for benev
client causes and ministerial support for the con-
ference year were reported collected. These
amounts proved to be in advance of last year.
Work of the Orphans Court.-The will
of Frederick F Peters, of the 10th district, was
admitted to probate on Wednesday. He leaves
81. 900 to Caroline E. Bork and the residue of
his estate to his daughter, Mrs Gertrude H.
Bork, who is named executrix. The will was
dated July II, 1905.
The will of John T. B. Parlett, of the 18th
district. was probated the same day. The will
is dated February 23d, 1909. and makes bis sis
ter, Miss Margaret Parlett sole heir Mr. W.
Gill Smith is named as executor.