The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-07-03
THE DEATH RECORD.


on the 25th of June at the residence of her
brother, MIR. Robert g. McComas, in Balti-
more, after lingering illness. She was daugh-
ter of the late J. Glenn and Catharine Il. Nc
Comas of Greenwood, Baltimore county. she
is survived by three brothers and four sisters
Messrs. Amos p, Robert G. and ]. Ross Nc
Comas Mrs. Levi Bechtel, Mrs. |. A. Scarf
Mrs. f. T. Foard and Mrs. W. H. Day, of Oak
land, III. The funeral took place on Sunday
afternoon, Rev. F. A: killmon conducting the
services. Interment in the cemetery at Waugh
M. E. Church, Greenwood. The pail bearers
were Sheriff A. T. STREET. and Messrs. Charles
q. Gorsucb, Horatio Burton, W. o. B. Wright,
John C. Wilson and G. c. Burton.
Hntchins.-The funeral of Mr.. Thomas
Morgan Hutchins, aged. IA years, ofthe 10th dis
trict, who died on Thursday night. June 24th,
took place last Sunday afternoon. Services
were conducted at the house by Rev: William
D. Beall, of MoDkton NJ. E. Church. Inter
ment in the cemetery of Clynmalia Church.
The pal-bearers, by request OF the deceased.
were his sons, Messrs. Monroe Hutchlns, oil
of Atlantic City Jesse Hutchins, of Whining
ton Wilbert, Harry and Lake Hutchlns, OF
Monkton, and his son-in-law, Kew. William
d. Parry, of Piedmont. w. Va. Mr.. Hutchins
was for 25 wears q resident of Baltimore county.
He was native of Kent county. Del. and son
of the late Thomas and Mary Hutchins, who
were among the early settlers OF Kent county.
HOrn6.-MrS. AmdDud nOIEci u VI
ToWson. died on Saturday last at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Charles A Roe, in Bati-
more, aged IA years. Deceased was daughter
of William Hamilton, of Towson, and the
widow of George Horne, who was well known
carpenter and builder. Besides her daughter,
Mrs. Roe, she is survived by one brother-Mr.
George Hamilton. The funeral took place on
Tuesday morning, Rev. Page Miburn, OF
Washington, conducting the services. Inter
ment in the family lot in Prospect Hill Gene
terry, Towson.
Baker.-Mr. Charles Joseph Baker, son of
Mr.. Charles E. Baker, of Baker Brothers q Co.,
glass manufacturers, Baltimore, died on We'd
nesdav. at his home on Frederick avenue, Ca
louisville, after a three weeks illness oftyphoid
fever. He contracted the fever while on a
Southern business trip. He was 80 years OF
age and was a member of the firm of Baker
Brothers & Co. He married his first cousin,
Miss Bessie Baker, daughter of Mr.. William
Baker, of Catonsville, who survives him, with
two children.
Moore Mr. J. Wilson Moore, a respected
citizen of Hartford county, died of paralysis at
his home near Fallston, on Friday, June 10Th,
| in the 65th year of his age. He had been in
| failing health long time. Mr.. Moore was
| born at "Mosswood," the place where he died,
| and spent the greater part of his life there.
| For time he was engaged in business IN BAL
timore and later conducted store in Fallston
| in connection with his brother, Mr.. Caleb J.
| Moore He leaves a family.
Arnold.-Mrs. Arnold, wife OF David
Arnold, of Dundalk, died on Monday morning
last, after brief Illness aged 81 years: One
| daughter and three sons survive her. Mr.. Ar
mold is connected with the Burns Russell BRICK
| Company.
Court of Appeals Reverses Orphans
| Court.-The Court of Appeals handed down a
decision in the case of John H. Grill, executor,
VS.. Lille R. Odell, reversing the order OF the
Orphans Court of Baltimore county, passed
on the 18th day of March, 1909, on the petit
tions of Lille r. Odell, asking that the letters
testamentary granted to John 81. Grill, execu-
tor upon the estate of Annie E. Ruby, De re-
voked, and the Orphans Court, by majority
of the Judges, signed the order and REVOKED the
letters granted to Mr.. Grill, Chief Judge Hosnali
refusing to sign the order of removal.
Mr.. Grill took an appeal from this order 70
the Court of Appeals, which heard the case
during the April term, and rendered decision
on the 10Th Of June reversing the decision OF
the Orphans Court of Baltimore county ana
dismissing the petitions of Mrs. Odeli, with
costs. This controversy grew out OF the Will
fthe late Mrs. Annie E. Ruby.
UP TO the 18th of June 1876, 4O6 quarts Of
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