The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-08-07

PERSONAL
MIR. Henry W. Archer, Jr, of Belair, was in
Towsontown on Tuesday.
DIR. G. M. Bosley, of Towsontown, left Friday
morning, for Atlantic City.
MIR. D. Bosley Merryman is registered at the
Hygeia Hotel, Old Point, Va.
Eek. County Commissioner William Carmichael
and wife are at Ocean Grove, N. J.
States Attorney N. Chas. Burke, accompa-
MED by his family, left for Cape May on Thurs
day.
Hon. Richard Grason returned from two
weeks visit to the Eastern Shore of Maryland, on
Wednesday.
was registered at The Brighton, Atlantic City, on
Monday last.
Mr.. William Grason, of Baltimore county bar,
has been quite ill for several days at his residence
in this place.
Capt. Charles B. MCLEAN, of the Towson
Guards, and Mr.. S. c. Tomay, of this place, are
at Cape May.
MIR. B. Payne Butler, of the County Clerks
office, is rusticating in the neighborhood of the
Rocks Of Deer Creek, Hartford county.
DIR. Harry S. Jarrett, OF this place, accompa-
MED by his mother and sister, Miss Julia, have
gone to Cape May to spend some time.
Mr.. E. E. Dunning, of Cummings Express,
left for Atlantic City on Friday. He was accom-
panied by Mr.. Will Norris, of Govanstown.
Edward w. Stiefel, Esq, of the LIST district,
sailed from Baltimore for Boston on Thursday.
He was accompanied by party of friends.
The family of Capt. E. Herman, of the Shop
pard Asylum farm, has gone on visit to relatives
and friends in Pennsylvania, their old home.
Lieut.. Chas. R. Chew. of the Towson Guards,
whose illness from typhoid fever was referred to
in these columns last week, is slowly improving.
Davis Porter, son of Mr.. John E. Porter, of
Towsontown, who is engaged in drug store in
Washington, paid visit to his old home this
week.
Winfield j. Taylor, Esq, accompanied by his
family, has gone to Narragansett Pier, R. l.,
where they expect 70 spend all of the present
month.
Mr.. VIM. Gilmor, one of the receivers of the
Maryland Central railroad, who spent about two
weeks at Newport, with his family, returned
Wednesday.
IS. Parker Bosey, ESQ.,, of the Baltimore
county bar, is sojourning at Clifton Springs, New
York. very entertaining letter from him is
published in THE UNION to-day.
Mr.. Robert H. Thompson, formerly manager
of Union Factory, Baltimore county, is now loca-
ted at Suffolk, Va, engaged in the lumber bust
ness with firm of well-kn Baltimore capital.
lists.
Mrs. Lewis II. Urban and children, of this
place, have gone to the Blue Mountain House.
Western Maryland Railroad, where they will
spend some time. Mr.. Urban took them up on
Thursday.
-Messrs. George Prechtel and George Burke
of Arcadia, Baltimore county, left last week fol-
q trip to San Francisco. They will be absent
some time and will visit all points Of interest
along the route.
Mr.. George NJ. Pearce, rising young lawyer
of Westminster, married few days ago to
Miss Mary E. Parran, of Prince Frederick, Cal
vert county. The groom has many relatives in
Baltimore county.
Mr. John N. Nelson, wel-known farmer
and miller of Federal Hill, Hartford county, who
has been suffering from malaria for about year
has gone North for a months stay, in the hope Of
benefting his health.
Mr. John Henry Keene, Jr., left for Saratoga
on Wednesday. He took with him five thorough
bred horses and a new English mail ph@ton, a
very odd and gorgeous looking affair, the weight
of which is about l 900 pounds.
Miss Eckert, of Frederick county, who came
to Towsontown to attend Prof. Hanna's summer
normal class, and who was very ill for upwards
of week, is now improving and will get we'll
For several days her condition was very critical.
Judge Adam Ebaugh, of Hopewell town.
ship, York county, celebrated his SOth birthday
on the Sd inst, when there was a reunion If his
family and many friends called to pay their res
poets. Judge Ebaugh is the father of Mrs. Thos
J. Hunter, of Towsontown.
Mrs. Robert Piper, who had been quite il
with infammatory rheumatism at the residence o.
DR.. Piper, in this place, left on Monday for one
of the Virginia Springs where she will spend Q
month. She was accompanied by Judge Miller
and wife and DR.. Piper's children.
Hon. C. Bohn Slinguf our State Senator
made an address at the farmers picnic at the
Rocks of Deer Creek, Hartford county, on Thurs
day. His subject-"The pride a farmer should
have in his occupation, and the unity of interes
that should exist between members of that profes
SION" was attentively listened to throughout.