The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-03-09
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cepted call from the First Baptist
Church of this city.
Hagerstown.- Priscilla CARROT,
widow of A. P. Carrot, is dead at the
home of her son-in-law in Funkstown.
She was 81 years old.
Elkton.-Mrs. Ella Maloney, wife of
James Maloney, farmer near here,
died recently of pneumonia. She was
60 years old.
Freeland. = Mrs. Elizabeth Duncan,
70 years old, widow of Frank Duncan,
died at the home of her son-in-law,
James Mccullough, after long illness.
agerstown.-Frank H. Darby, aged
II years, of Williamsport, died at
Johns Hopkins Hospital following an
operation.
Oakland. William Lawson, 80 years
old, of Linards, was instantly killed
when struck by Baltimore and Ohio
train near Terra Alta.
Frederick. - The Potomac Public
Service Company has begun construc-
ton of a new 100000 cubic feet gas
storage plant here to cost $685. 900.
Prince Frederick. - The Calvert
County Tobacco Growers Association
has announced a general meeting of
tobacco growers in the Court House
here next Thursday.
Prince Frederick. - The John ].
Grover farm of 43 acres, on State road,
near Owings Station, was sold at pub
lie auction to Mrs. Ezekiel Wood and
Mrs. William Norris for $6,215.
Belair.- Harford county bids fair to
have the strongest Farm Bureau Fed
Grafton in the State. Already 800 mem
bers are reported enrolled as members
of the Bureau.
Denton.-William e. Klotz, who was
burned while attempting to extinguish
flames which enveloped an auto tank
in Wilmington on January 10, died in
hospital in that city on Saturday.
Hyattsville. = Word has been re-
ceived here of the death in Queen
Anne's county of DR.. James e. Ora
ham, father of James J. T. Graham, of
this town.
Hagerstown-Mrs Barbara E. Wat
kins, wife of Luther M. Watkins, the
oldest undertaken in this city, died
Saturday at her home here. She was
Y years old.
Elkton. = Capt. John G. Williams,
former clerk of the Circuit Court for
Cecil County, was found dead in bed
at the home of his sister in Philadel-
phia.
Upper Marlboro. - Friends of Rich.
ard B. B. Chew are urging him to en-
ter the lists for the Republican NOM
nation for Chief Judge of the Seventh
Judicial Circuit.
Mardela Springs.-Robert G. Rob-
ertson died here following stroke Of
paralysis recently. He was IS years
old and leaves widow, four sons and
one daughter.
Hyattsville. - Edward Devlin, aged
So, twice Mayor of Hyattsville, and
electrical foreman of the National
Museum in Washington, died at his
home here of heart failure, superin-
duced by high blood pressure.
Hagerstown. A delegation headed
by State Senator Mish appeared be-
fore the County Commissioners in pro-
test against land valuations fixed by
the county assessors for taxation pur-
poses.
Hyattsville. Announcement has
been made of the marriage of Miss
Lucy Louise Fowler, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Fowler, of Charlotte
Hall, st. Mary's county, and Lawrence
l.. Parlett, of Hyattsville.
Rockville. = Perrie E. Waters, of
Germantown, was appointed register
of wills for Montgomery county to
succeed Henry Clinton Allnutt, de-
ceased. The appointment was made
by the judges of the Orphans Court.
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So, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad con-
ductor, died nine hours after he was
shot by Arthur H. tRed) Hanlon, aged
IS, in the saloon of Charles F. Green.
Patrick w. Donahue, aged Sc, bar
tender, lay dead on the floor as soon
as shot, and Hanlon died instantly
when he sent bullet through his own
breast.
Cumberland-Lillian E. Brinkman,
IL, daughter of Perry w. Brinkman,
was killed in an auto crash on the
sidewalk near her home while walking
with other little girls. She was hit by
an auto which had been thrown across
the sidewalk after collision with an
other machine at First street and Penn
sylvania avenue. A car owned by
Frank Robinette, driven by George w.
Buoy, struck a car driven by John 2.
Bowles and the latter car ran down
the child, crushing her skull and break