The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-07-18
Personal Mention


Rev. D. II. Carroll, Of this county, is soJourn-
ing at Ocean Grove, N. J.
Miss Carrie Kraft, of Baltimore, is spending
the summer at "Montford Farm" Sth district.
Judge William A. Fisher is taking much
needed rest at Rockbridge Alum Springs, va.
Gen. James c. Clarke, President of the Lii
nois Central Railroad, was in Towsontown on
Friday.
Mrs. Fowler, wife of Judge Fowler, left for
Atlantic City on Wednesday, accompanied by
her little son, Lawrence.
Mr.. Henry B. Chew, of Gloucester N. J., spent
Saturday and Sunday last at EPSON, the resi-
dence of his mother, near Towsontown.
Mr.. d. Hopper Emory has moved to Tow
sontown for the summer and is occupying his
pretty cottage on Pennsylvania avenue.
MIR. John M. Gallagher, of Govanstown, a
rising young member of the bar, is spending his
summer vacation at the Stockton Hotel, Cape
May.
William S. Keech, ESQ.,, and wife will leave
next week for their annual trip to Nantucket,
which is Mr.. Keech's favorte place for rest and
recreation.
Among the callers at The UNION Office on
Monday were Hon. Geo. Hawkins Williams, Col.
Walter S. Franklin, Mr.. John J. Donaldson and
Mr. John T. Riley.
Mr.. Charles W. Orem, son of W. Morris
0Tem, ESQ.,, whose fine residence adjoins Druid
Hill Park, is spending the summer at the Stock
ton Hotel, Cape May.
Mrs. Elizabeth Whitaker, of Carrollton ave.
nue., Baltimore, accompanied by her son, is stop
ping for the summer with Mrs. A. Rutedge, Cler
mont Mills, Hartford county.
Rev. John S. Miller, rector of st. Andrews
Church, and chaplain of the Church Home east
Baltimore, filled the pulpit in Trinity P. 4.
Church, Towsontown, on Sunday last.
Miss Margaret Ridgely and Master John
Ridgely and nurse, of Hampton, sailed from Bal
for Hall
Jones, of Owings Mills, was a passenger by the
same steamer
The congregation of st. Paul's M. E. church,
Hagerstown, have granted their pastor, Rev. j.
B. Stitt, vacation, to recover his health. He
will go to Mountain Lake Park, Md, as the guest
of DR.. Armstrong.
Rev. R. W. Black, presiding elder of the East
Baltimore District of the M. e. Church, who has
partially recovered from severe attack of vertigo
left for trip to the mountains this week. where
he will remain until September.
Mr.. John @. A. Herring, Baltimore manager
of the Adams Express Company, who is residing
on Charles street avenue for the summer, attend
ed service at Towsontown M. E. Church last Sun
day, accompanied by his daughter
Mrs Bosley, wife of DR.. G. NJ. Bosley, and
her son Arthur, who sent several weeks at ATTAIN
tic City, have returned home. She was much
benefited by her visit to the ashore, but has
again been taken i'll since her return.
Mr.. Archibald Sterling ST., president of the
Savings Bank of Baltimore, celebrated his S7th
birthday on Monday. He is brother of the late
Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson, whose fine estate is. To-
Gated in the 4th district of this county.
Mr.. George N. Herbert, second son of JUS
tice Gideon Herbert, of Towsontown, who is con
nected with the Adams Express Company at Cum
berland, Md is here on visit to his parents.
He has been connected with this Company for
many years.
Mr.. John Bannon, son of Hon. Michael
Bannon, of Anne Arundel county, was in Tow
sontown on Wednesday and called at The UNION
office. He will occupy desk in the county tax
office at Annapolis, his father being the Treasurer
for that county.