The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-07-10

PERSONAL
Mrs. J.. Howard McHenry and daughter, OF
Pikesville, are at Bar Harbor, Maine, for the
summer
ed at the Brighton Hotel, Atlantic City, Few
days ago.
Charles W. Ridgely, ESQ.,. of Luthervie, ac-
companied by his wife and daughter, are at Ocean
Grove, N. J.
Miss Isabel Boarman, daughter of R. r.
Boarman, ESQ., of this place, is visting at Quogue'
Long Island, N. Y.
Master John I. Yeott, of this place, is rus
tcating at the farm of his UNCLE Mr.. Helfenstein,
near Frederick, Md.
Judge William A. Fisher, of Baltimore, was
in Towsontown on Tuesday, having had business
with the Orphans Court.
The family of City Councilman Charles P.
Knight, of Baltimore, are at Mrs. Edelin's, near
Falston, for the summer.
Rev. J. Wynne Jones, pastor of Abbott Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church, Highlandtown, is
on visit to Portage, Wisconsin.
Miss Lizzie Keech, sister of Mrs. William ).
Keech this place. is visiting relatives and friends
at Waverly, Prince Georges county.
The Smedley House has now number OF
boarders among them several well known Balt-
more business men, with their families.
The Misses Merryman. of. Hayfelds, Balti-
more county will spend the summer in Europe
and expect to sail from New York July 18th.
Rev. Watson Case, pastor of the M. E.
Church, Towsontown, accompanied by his son,
this week paid visit to his aged father, who
resides at Havre-de- Grace, Md.
Mr.. Joseph w. Jenkins, Jr., whose beautiful
place. "Windy Gates" on Lake avenue, is the ad-
miration of all who see it, was in Towsontown on
Tuesday, and called at THE UNION office.
Mr.. Samuel Spencer, one of the receivers of
the Maryland Central r. R. Company, has been
reelected a member of the board of directors OF
the Winchester and Strasburg R. R. Company.
Mr.. Michael F. Kennedy, the well-known
actor, was in Towsontown on Monday, the guest
of Dr. Jas. H. Jarrett's family. He is native
of Baltimore, but is professionally engaged in New
York.
DIR. W. X. Brooks, who was at the head OF
the Johns Hopkins University scientific expedi-
ton TO Green Turtle Cay, Jamaica. has returned
to Baltimore and is now at his summer residence
in this county.
Mr.. Philip L. Moore, of this place, Reading
Clerk of the last Legislature, illness has been
heretofore noticed in these columns, remains in
about the same condition. There is no prospect
for his recovery.
The family of Col. Steuart Symington, of
Boundary avenue, spending the summer at
Mrs. Holngsworth's, near Fallston, M. G. R. r.
Col. Symington is a brother-in law of Rev. w. H..
H. Powers, rector of Trinity Church, Towsontown.
j. L. Griffith Lee, son of Col. Ohio S. Lee,
at the commencement of Beair Academy, was
awarded the gold medal for the greatest proficiency
and advancement in his studies during the past
year. He will enter Princeton College in Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. Ridgely, of Hampton, near Towsontown,
on Saturday last gave dinner party in honor of
Cardinal Gibbons. The Cardinal was accompa-
MED by several other church dignitaries and there
were also present Mr. Charles J. Bonaparte and
wife, Mr. Stephen S. Lee and wife, Mr.. Fred. Won
Kapff and wife, of "Stoneleigh," and others.
The Misses Keech, of this place, who are
staying with relatives in Charlottesville, Va, last
week paid visit to Monticello, the home of JEFF
ferson, and where his remains repose. In a letter
received from one of the young ladies this week
she says it is beautiful old place, the views from
it being surprisingly grand. She also says that
Charlottesville although twice the size of TowsOn-
town, only has one little weekly paper and this
surprised her when she remembered that her own
town has three neWspapers.