The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-08-07
THE DEATH RECORD.

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TIE DEATH RECORD.
Thelin.-After long illness. Mrs. Mary E.
Thelin, widow of William T. Thelin, died at
her home, at Mount Washington, on Tuesday
morning, aged 6S years. Mrs. Thelin was
widely known as one of the most enthusiastic
workers of the Daughters of the Confederacy.
She was one of the prime movers in the large
bazaar held at the Fifth Regiment Armory in
the SOS, and was made the director for Mary
land of the Jefferson Davis Monument Asso-
citation. which raised the funds for the Davis
monument in Richmond. During the war
Mrs. Thelin's father. Major Ellis Griswold,
was provost marshal of Richmond, and her
experiences during that trying period read U
lumbia, s. c., Mrs. Thelin, then Miss Girls
void, carried the only flag out of the doomed
city, which she wore draped as an underskirt.
This flag was entrusted to her keeping by Gen.
Bradley T. Johnston, and is now in the State
House at Annapolis Mrs. Thelin leaves five
daughters and two sons--Mr E. Griswod The
lin and Mr.. William G. Thein.
Brown Sergeant Thomas Brown, of
the Baltimore police force. died suddenly on
Monday afternoon at his home on Hamilton
avenue, Raspeburg. He had been in failing
health for some time and expired while seated
in chair. Sergeant Brown was born at
Raspeburg and was 70 years of age. He was
appointed on the force in 1887 A widow and
five children survive. They are Messrs. Philip,
Harry, Robert M. and Charles D. Brown. Mrs.
Ella Kanauf and Miss Mollie Brown.
Dickerson.-Mr. Samuel E. Dickerson. who
for several years had been connected with the
Independent Ice Company's branch at Towson
and had been living here with his family,
died at St. Agnes Sanitarium on Sunday last.
after an illness of about two weeks from an
abscess on the brain. Mr.. Dickerson, who is
survived by widow and four children, was
40 years of age.
Martin.-Mrs. Annie A. Martin, widow of
timore on the 18th ult., was the mother Of
Mrs. ]. William Phipps, of Towson. She is
survived by five sons five daughters and
twenty-five grandchildren. Rev. Thomas q.
Copes, pastor of Towson M. e. Church, con-
Quoted the funeral services.
Graecen.-Mr John G. Graecen died on the
LIST instant at his home. Gooseneck Farm, near
Royal Oak, Talbot county, aged 80 years. He
was a native Of the Sd district of Baltimore
county, and had been an invalid for some
time. He is survived by widow, who was
Miss Severson, Of Baltimore.
Marriage Licenses for July.-During the
month of July, 1909, Mr.. VIM. p. Cole, Clerk
of the Circuit Court, issued marriage licenses
W tuO AOlAOWAu6 pCAoOhS.
Walter James Hubbard to Gertrude NJ. Mari.
John Jackson to Eta M. League.
VIM. II. Curtis to Rosa V. Hedrick.
Frank B. Egan to Sarah Ann Freeland.
Walter H. Gunther to Ida May Corners.
w. Lester Copenhaver to Viola Grimm.
VIM. Henry Lilley, Jr., to Laura v. Adreon.
Calvin j. Clark to Mamie M. Gardner.
Robert E. Lutz to Margaret e. Siren.
Harry O. Macalister to E. Grace Payne.
Chas. G.. Mouraille to Sarah D. Penniman.
Robt W. Peters to Louise G. Reinhardt.
John N. Link to Dortha Shipley.
Lawrence r. Chilcoat to Mary =. Fogle.
Robert H. Wood to Hattie M. Nippard.
James Ament to Katie Zhorouska.
Frank E. Powell to Bertha Sprenkle.
| Smith Vermillion to Bette Peddicord.
| Willard K. Osborne to Bertha M. Leach.
| J. Harry Waltjen to Grace A. Mattingly.
| Louis H. Beeler to Mary L. Kaufman.
| Charles NJ Brown to Katherine e. Blackwell.
Frank F. Romenberg to Mary ]. Criswell
| Jacob Cummins to Emma Taylor
| John q. Seitz to Katherine Foster.
Wickham @. Taylor to Susan 2. Selden.
| Ernest A. H. Barnes to Dena NJ. Byers.
| Gustav John to Julia Berghamer.
| William 8. Amos to Florence Carter.
| Clinton 8. Codd to Nellie Hetrick.
Harrison Carey to Amelia Birraglia.
Samuel d. Smith, Jr., to Eleanor F. Scates.
| Stephen II. George to Mary L. Wess.
| J. Roy Hobbs to Anna B. Fisher
| John Barnett to Ida G. Koehler.
| Charles A. Petit to Florence G. Sewer.
August Schatzschneider to Lena Zeller.
Albert s. Mays to Blanch F. Bollinger.
| M. Hoover Glenn to Freda s. Osborn.
| Herman Fisher to Mary Jahnke.
| T. Erton Coulbourn to May Aschenmeier.
COLoRED.
Horace Wesley to Mary Elizabeth Green.
| George Preston to Catherine F. Staten.
| Samuel johnson to Stella Jones.
| Howard E. Brown to Helen Madden.
| Walter Hill to Minnie Green.
| Charles Anderson to George Woods
| Joseph E. Brown to Eliza Goodwin.
| William A. Harris to Laura r. Tyler.
| Successful Church Tournament.-The
| members of st. Johns Catholic Church, Rev.
| Joseph B. Hauck, pastor, held very success
| full tournament last Tuesday afternoon in the
meadow on the beautiful country place Of Mr..
W. Armour Jenkins. in Long Green Valley.
| The riding started at 8 o'clock. Fancy cos
tunes of genuine medieval style proved very
| attractive feature. Another was the appear
ance Of several young men as heralds on fine
| ponies, leading the picturesque procession.
| The were Talbot w. Jenkins, Gaylord Brooks
| and Brook Troy.
The Judges were Sheriff A. T. STREET. and
Messrs. Henry Crilley and Harry W. Dill
worth. The charge to the knights was made
| by Mr.. ]. Howard Fox and the coronation ad-
| dress by Mr.. Carville d. Benson. Special trains
were run Dy TIC MnEyAnuu n!u SnnSJ ~ anio
Railroad to accommodate the many visitors
from Baltimore and the residents near by. Ex-
cellent refreshments were furnished by the la
dies of the parish.
OF the first set of amateurs John Leach won
first honors and chose Miss Edith Lee as
| queen of love and beauty. Walter Standiford
was second and chose Miss Bessy Corkran as
first maid of honor. Paul Lynch came third.
| and chose Miss Katie Corkran es second maid,
| and Charles Lynch chose Miss Martha Lam
| caster as third maid.
| OF the second set of amateurs Walter Colgan
| won first prize and crowned Miss Beulah Glib
/ son as queen. Hambeton Cockey came sec
| ond and chose Miss Gertrude Gorsuch first
| maid. P. A Fleury, Jr., won third and Miss
| Beatrice Murphy was chosen as second maid,
and Robert Heaps chose Miss May Corkran as
| third maid