The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-07-17
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MIR. Thomas Hillen and family are at Deer

| Mr. Thomas Hillen and family are at Deer
Park, Md.
ten. Bradley 7. johnson, of Baltimore coun-
| ty, expects to sail for Europe next week.
MIR. Henry Hoen, of Waverly, accompanied
by his wife and daughter, is registered at Ocean
| City, Md.
| Mr. George W. Ijams and family of Towson-
town, are visiting his mother, Ellicott City,
| Maryland.
Judge Charles e. Phelps, of Baltimore, is So
lournlng at his country home near Howardville,
Baltimore county.
| Mr.. Roger Bayley and wife formerly Miss
simmons) Of oreen Spring Valley, are at Nara
| gansett Pier, Rhode Island.
1 "A number of prominent Baltimore business
mel, with their families, are summering at High
] land Park Hotel, near the city.
| The family of Mr.. Samuel Spencer, one of
| the receivers of the Maryland Central railroad
company, will spend the summer at Deer Park.
Mr.. w. Frank Mitchell, attorney at law, and
his brother, Mr.. Jos. B. Mitchell, Jr., of Towson :
town, sailed from Baltimore for Boston on Thurs
| day.
Rev. Robert M. MCLEAN, of New Bloomfield,
| Perry county, Pa, was in Towsontown this week,
visiting his cousin, Mr.. Chas. B. MCLEAN, county
| surveyor.
Hon. Chas. B. Roberts, of Westminster, ac-
| companed by his wife and four children, left on
| Tuesday for few weeks sojourn at Martha's
| Vineyard.
DIR. Frank 7. Shaw, member of Congress
| from this district was in Towsontown on Thurs
| day. He has almost entirely recovered from his
| late illness.
Mr.. R. A. Duhamell, who was once popular
conductor on the York road railway, is a resident
OF Cecil county and postmaster at Earleville, in
that county.
MIR. Joseph Jackins, of Mt. Washington, went
| to Toronto, Canada, with the knights Of Pythias
excursion which left Baltimore on Friday night
| of last week.
| Mr.. Richard W. Bosey, of the 9Th district,
son of the late John Bosley of Wm., sails from
New York for Europe to-day. He expects to be
absent about two months.
"A large picture of Talbot j. Albert, ESQ.,, of
| Baltimore county, has been presented to the
| Young Mems Republican Club of Baltimore. Mr..
| Albert is president of the Club.
MIR. John Fangmyer, of Owings' Mills, Bal
tins 20 county, accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Nellie, sailed from Baltimore for Bremen on Wed
nesday, in the steamship Hermann.
DIR. H. ]. Berkeley, of Gainesville, was mar
| ried on Tuesday to Miss Ella Linthicum, of Bal
timore, daughter of the late Thales A. Linthicum,
| who was prominent member of the bar.
Mr.. Eugene Darlington, Jr., of Gainesville,
| was married at noon on Monday, at Grace P. L.
Church, Baltimore, to Miss Grace McJilton, Of
New York, niece of the late Ross Winans.
The family of Mr.. Chas. II. Ncolai, Of
Charles street avenue, left this week for Delaware
| Water Gap. where they will spend several weeks
and from thence will make tour in Canada.
Rev. VIM. j. Nicoll, pastor of Riverside Bap.
fist Church, Baltimore is spending the summer in
Baltimore county and is temporarily filling pull
pit of Sater's Baptist Church, Chestnut Ridge.
| Prof. VIM. II. Sadler, of the LIST district of
| this county, was on Tuesday elected president OF
| the Business Educators Association of America,
| which held its annual meeting in New York city.
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of this county, will sail from New York for
| Europe day. He will be accompanied by his
daughter and will not return until late in the fall
Mr.. II. C. Mettam and family spendin g
| the summer at Reisterstown. He is book-keeper
for the Baltimore firm of Towner Landstreet &
| Co., and brother of Mr.. Samuel B. Mettam, OF
Pikesville.
| Mrs. Rathburn, wife of Rev. D. L. Rathburn,
| of Jamestown, Montgomery county, is visiting
friends in Baltimore county. Rev. Mr.. Rathburn
was formerly pastor of Chestnut Grove Presby-
| terrain Church, Sweet Air.
Mr.. Thomas C. Bruff, examiner of the Bati-
| more county schools, elected chairman of the
| executive committee of the State Teachers Asso-
citation, which held its annual meeting at the Blue
| Mountain House last week.
| Among the students who attended the Law
| School of the University of Maryland during the
| year 1885 were Robert H. Bussey, c. A. Eichel-
| berger Geo. D. Penniman and L. p. Hennighau-
sen, of Baltimore county, and Richard Dallam, OF
| Belair.
Mr.. William Pinkney Hamilton, who is con
nected with an extensive publishing house in New
| York. came to Towsontown on Saturday last to
| visit his aunt, Mrs. Sarah Jane Yellott. Mr.. Ham
| ilton came to Baltimore to attend the funeral OF
| George U. Porter, an old friend and former bust
| ness partner.
| Col. Richard M. Johnston, formerly of Balti-
more county, delivered lecture in Atlanta, Ga
on Tuesday night, for the benefit of Park Street
| M. E. Church, that city. Col. Johnston's SON
| Malcolm Johnston, Esq, who was at one time a
member of the Legislature from Baltimore county
| is now resident of Atlanta.
| Capt. Thomas Ruskell, of Baltimore, gentle
man well known in Baltimore county, left this
week for Richmond, Va, accompanied by hi;
| nieces, Misses Mary George and Bessie Porter
| WIFI in Virginia Capt Ruskell proposes to visit
the old battle fields for the first time since the close
of the war, in which he served for three years in
| Company A, LIST Battalion Virginia Calvary, un
| der Gen. GUSTS Lee.
Col. William P. Maulsby, of Westminster
was in Towsontown on Monday, on professional
business. client of his came here to see Major
| Yellott, who away attending a sale in the
| upper end of the county. He then determin ed
that Col. Mausby would have to attend to hi;
| business and communicating by telephone with
| the COL, that gentleman was in Towsontown with
in the space of three hours and promptly attended
to the wants of his client.
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