The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-08-23

PERSONAL
Judge William A. Stewart, of Baltimore, wa
in Towsontown on Tuesday.
Mr.. L. II. Urban and wife, of this place, Wis
tied the noted Luray caverns, Va, on Wednesday
Mr.. r. H. Bussey and Miss Sallie e. Bussey
of Texas, are guests of Mrs. Dali Worthington
near Granite, this county.
DIR. T. H. Wingfeld and wife, of this place
will sail for Boston on Monday next, and expec
to be absent several weeks.
William S. Keech, Esq, and family, WIFI
have been spending month at Nantucket, Mass.
expect to arrive home to- day.
Miss Della 0ffutt, daughter of Mr. james W
Outt, of Granite, I'd district, is visiting the fam
lily of Mr.. Adam D. Talbot, of this town.
Francis 1. Wheeler Esq, ex-Sheriff of Balt
more county, now Superintendent of the House
of Correction, was in Towsontown on Friday.
John f. Conrey, Esq, member of the bal
of this place, sailed from Baltimore for Boston
last Monday. He will be away about ten days.
Mr.. John Crowther, Jr., chief clerk to the
County Commissioners, accompanied by his wife
started to Niagara and other places of note in the
North, on Thursday.
Prof. B. G. Reed and wife, of this town, spent
last week at Delta, Pa. They were delighted
with their trip and speak in high commentator
of that section and its hospitable people.
Rev. DR.. L. Van Bokkelen, formerly princi-
pal of St. Timothy school, Gainesville, this coun.
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one of the largest contributors to that school.
Mr. Miles H. Young, of Lutherville, clerk
in the Northern Central Railroad Office, and q
son of e. S. Young, Esq, started on Monday for
an extended tour of the Northern summer resorts
Mr.. James S. Butler, who has been a clerk
in the Maryland Central Railroad office since the
opening of the road, has resigned his position
and expects to leave for Houston, Texas, next
week, where he has good business offer.
Mr. William TT Hook who has for soma time
been clerk in the store of Mr.. Dilworth, at
Kingsville, 18th district, has given up that po-
sition and has made q business arrangement with
Mr.. James Beatty's extensive bakery, in Balti-
more.
Mr.. S. Webster Bradford this week removed
his family from Beair to the old Bradford home
stead, on Charles street avenue. He will go to
Belair two days each week to attend to his pro-
fessional duties and the balance of the time he
can be found at his law Office in the city.
Rev. DIR. j. G.. Geottman, pastor of Trinity
Lutheran Church, Allegheny City, Pa, and well
known in this county, preached very able SER
mon on King Saul, to the guests at Orkney
Springs, Va, on Sunday last. The Rev. DR.. is
a brother in-law of Mrs. John B. Longnecker.
John T. B. Parett, Esq, president of the
Board of County Commissioners, accompanied by
his brother in-aw, Mr.. George A. Smith, left this
week for Niagara Falls and other points of inter-
est in the North. They expect to take in New
York and other cities and will be absent ten days
or two weeks.
Mr.. Francis S. Corkran, Jr., of Lutherville,
eldest son of F. S. Corkran, Sr., was married on
Saturday last, August 16, to Miss Jennie Clogg,
daughter Of George S. Clogg, Esq. the widely
known Baltimore shoe merchant. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. VIM. H. III. Powers,
rector of Trinity p. L. Church, Towsontown, at
the brides residence.
--Artemus Wilhelm, ESQ.,, known to many per-
sons in this county, and now largely interested
in the iron business, and prominent citizen of
York, Pa, is chairman of the committee of ar
rangements of the Pennsylvania State Agricul-
tural Society, which will hold its exhibition in
Philadelphia next month. As chairman of the
committee Mr.. Wilhelm has extended a cordial
invitation to Hon. James g. Blaine to be present
on one of the days of the fair.
Prof. G.. Clinton Hanna, principal of the
Towsontown high school, after an absence of sew
eral weeks at tho homo of his parents, in Freder-
lex county, returned this week. During his alb
sence he visited Gettysburg, whilst the militia of
Pennsylvania were encamped there, and made
many friends among the officers of the different
commands. He also made the acquaintance of
Governor Psttison, of Pennsylvania, Ex-Governor
Hartranft, now Collector of the Port of Philadel-
phia, and many other gentlemen of prominence
in the keystone State.