The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-03-25
RECENT DEATHS
Mrs. COrnelia StOckham Baker.

Mrs. COrnelia StOckham Baker.
Mrs. Corne!ia Stockham Baker,
mother of DR.. Thomas Stockham Ba-
ker, headmaster of the Tome School,
died Wednesday evening, March %, at
the home Of her son in Port Deposit.
Mrs. Baker was taken i'll several days
ago with an attack of heart trouble
but up until last Saturday she seemed
TO be improving. Her condition then
began to change for the worse.
Mrs. Baker was a daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Stockham,
of Hartford county. She spent her
girlhood in Hartford county and mar
ried the late Rev. John II. Baker,
member of the we'll known Baker fam
lily of Hartford county. For a number
of years, while her son Was student
and then instructor in the Johns Hop
kins University, Mrs. Baker made her
home in Baltimore. About ten years
ago she moved to Port Deposit.
Up until her last illness Mrs. Baker
displayed unusual bodily and mental
vigor. She went out for her daily
drive in all sorts of weather. superin-
tended every detail of the running of
'her home, and followed with keen
intelligence local and outside events
Her chief interest however conferred
about the activities of tha school of
which her son ic The head Sha wac
beloved by every member of the stud
ent body with whom she kept in touch
at al! times, and who frequently visit
ed her at her home on the camnns and
hv everyone else who had the nlaaeuro
Of her acm1ain+ance M Raler
celebrated her Sad birthdav on he.
cember 16. bv giving y retention tn,
'''I p eIitiIe H SuiiD III G p.,
was her only child. Mrs, Baker is sur
vived by three sisters. Mrs. NJ. R.
Robinson and the Misses Alice and
Mary Stockham, all of Peruvian.
The funeral will be held from the
residence of DR. Baker. on the Tome
School campus this Saturday after
noon at o'clock. The interment will
be made in ST. Georges Churchyard,
Spesuta. near Perryman.
Patrick }. McGready.
Mr. Patrick ! McGreadv q former
we'll known citizen and chief of noIica
of Elkton died last sunday AZ b;s l.to
home in Philadelphia as the result of
injuries received several months ago
when struck by an automobile, aged
Catherine Foreacre three sons and
five daughters survive lanes and
Hueh McGreadv of Elkton arc broth
ers of the deceased
The remains we're hroupht to Elk
ton Wednesday morning and interred
al the Elkton Catholic Cemetery
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