The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-06-27
Personal Mention

Hon. John L. Thomas, of Baltimore, was here
on Thursday, attending to legal business.
Thomas r. Clendinen, Esq, a well-known
Baltimore lawyer, accompanied by his wife, was
in Towsontown on Tuesday.
Mr.. r. Quincy Hall, of Baltimore, has taken
a house for the summer, at Cockeysville, and
moved his family there this week.
-Ex-Judge Maynadier, of Belair, was counsel
in a road case from the 18th district, which was
heard before the County Commissioners on Tues
day.
Capt. John Ridgely, of Hampton, who, with
his wife and several children, have been in Europe
for number of months, sailed for home some
time ago and are now at Halifax.
Col. William A. McKellip, of Westminster,
left few days ago to attend the National En-
campment of the Grand Army of the Republic,
now in progress at Portland, Maine.
The Rev. ]. +. Goucher and family re-
moved to their cottage at Mountain Lake Park,
Md, on Monday. Rev. J. B. Van Meter and
family will also occupy cottage at the Park.
Mr.. John G. George, of Baltimore, who owns
Glen Ellen farm, formerly the home of the Gill
mors, situated about four miles northeast of Tow
sontOwn, has moved his family out for the summer.
MIR. A. W. Perrie, a well-known member OF
the Towsontown bar, has been very ill this week.
His friends were somewhat alarmed at his condi-
ton, but on Friday his symptoms were more IA
vorable.
Mr.. William George, lawyer of st. Paul,
Minnesota, and brother of Mr.. Thos. j. George,
of this place, married in Philadelphia, on the
18th inst, to Miss Alice Boyd, daughter of Col.
Augustus Boyd, of that city.
Miss Nettie Richie, daughter of Chief Judge
John Richie, of Frederick, Md, graduated and
received gold cross at Hannah More Academy,
Reisterstown. The young lady is grand niece
of Mrs. Sarah j. Yellott, of this place.
Rev. George G. Stokes, rector of the Church
of the Redeemer, Charles street avenue, who went
to Europe about three months ago, reached home
on Monday evening. He had a very delightful
trip and returns greatly improved in health.
Mrs. Charles Ridgely and family moved to
Hampton this week, after having spent the'winter
in Baltimore. Hampton is one of the finest
estates in the United States and we don't suppose
it ever looked more beautiful than it does this
season.
Mr.. Theodore G. Lurman, we'll known
young coffee merchant of Baltimore, was married
on Tuesday morning last, at Grace P. E. Church,
to Miss Mamie Tilghman, daughter of the late
Capt. Tilghman, U. S. Navy. They will sail for
Europe to-day.
DR. Claverie, of New Orleans, is spending a
few days here with the family of Mr.. Samuel e..
Wilson. The DR.. is a brother-in-law OF Mr..
Henry G. Wilson, formerly resident of the 10th
district, this county, but who has been living In
Louisiana for many years.
Hon. Washington Townsend, of Westchester,
Pa, was in Towsontown on Wednesday. Mr..
Townsend is still hale, hearty man, very active
and full of business. He was formerly large
property holder here, but has disposed of nearly
all his interests in our village.
Capt. Thomas H. Moore and wife, having
rented their beautiful home, near Rockland, this
county, sojournng at Atlantic City, N. j., hav-
ing left for that place on Wednesday of this week.
We hope that the whisperngs of the wild waves
and the change of scenes may restore the Captain
to perfect health.