The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-08-14
Personal.


Thomas G. Bruff, ESQ.,, County School Exam
liner, left on Friday morning for Cape May.
Talbot j. Albert Esq, was in Towsontown
on Thursday, attending to professional business.
Mr.. A. W. Perrie, of the Baltimore county
bar, is spending his vacation at his old home in
Prince Georges county.
Major John I. Yellott, who spent several
weeks at Bedford Springs, has returned home
much improved in health.
Mr.. Chas. F. Pitt, Jr., and family, are at the
the Chetwoode Atlantic City, as is also Miss
Helen O. West, daughter of Mr.. VIM. II. West.
Robert R. Boarman, Esq, and family of this
town, returned from Bedford, Pa, on Thursday,
where they spent several weeks very pleasantly.
5. Parker Bosley, Esq, who spent several
weeks at Clifton Springs, New York, returned
home on Wednesday, greatly benefited by his stay
at that noted resort.
MIR. Charles e. Fendall, equity clerk in the
County Clerks Office. accompanied by his family,
is sojourning in Hartford county. He will be alb
sent about ten days.
Rev. C. Herbert Richardson and family are
spending some time at Bentley Springs. Northern
Central railroad. Mr.. Richardson is at present
stationed in Washington.
Miss Eugenia Jones and Miss Mamie Feast,
of Towsontown, both of whom are teachers in the
public schools of this county, sailed from Balti-
more for Boston on Thursday.
Mr.. James Towles and family, of Catonsville,
are at their farm, on Towles' Point, kappahan-
mock river. From thence they will sail in their
yacht to Old Point, Virginia Beach and other re-
sorts.
Lieut.. Chas. R. Chew, of the Towson Guards,
who has been suffering with typhoid fever at his
mothers residence, in this place. had relapse the
early part of this week and his condition is not
now so favorable.
Col. Charles H. Mann, of this place, who
spent about two months with his daughter, Mrs.
Geo. H. Ripley, of Minneapolis, MIMI, returned
this week. The ColonePs health was much I'M
proved by the trip.
Mr.. j. N. Henderson, of this place, has gone
to Prince William county, Va, to attend meet
ing of the Old School Baptist Association. His
wife accompanied him as far as W Washington, where
she will await his return.
MIR. John F. Conrey, chief clerk to County
Treasurer Hebb, accompanied by his wife and son,
left for Boston on Thursday, taking the sea trip.
Mr.. Conrey has made this trip before and his
health was vastly benefited by it.
DIR. g. M. BOsley has returned from Atlantic
City, where he went on Friday of last week. The
DR.. concluded that he had better return to his own
beautiful home than remain down there and be
eaten up by mosquitoes. Sensible
Mr.. Thomas Wright, ST., of Rockland, this
county, accompanied by his wife, has gone to
this old mountain resort every year. We wish
them pleasant sojourn and safe return.
The venerable Justice Gideon Herbert, of this
place, has been confined to his house for some
days, being unable to attend to his magstera
duties. Mr.. Herbert is rs years of age and per-
haps the oldest justice of the peace in the county
MIR. Griffith Thomas, formerly of the 18th dis
trict of this county, where he owns farm, but
for number of years connected with the Soho
Copper works of Pittsburgh, Pa, has returned tc
Maryland and is now living at Canton, Baltimore
county.
Mr. II. L. R. Woods, who was at one time
connected with the engineers department of the
Maryland Central railroad, is now a member Of
the firm of Devine & Co., extensive cigar manu-
facturers of McSherrytown, Pa, and is travelling
in the South.
Mr. R. Bruce Hook, brother of Mr.. r. Ed
win Hook, of Towsontown, a2d who was an engi
neer on the works of the Gunpowder permanent
water supply, has large contract on the acque
duct now being built to secure an additional sup
ply of water for New York city.
Rev. A. T. Pindell, the very popular rector
ofSherwood Church, Cockeysville, started on a ses
trip to Boston on Thursday. Mr.. Pindell ha
been suffering from malaria for the last five years
and he takes this trip in the hope of benefttine
his health Owing to his absence Sherwood
Church will be closed on Sunday next, 18th inst.
Mr.. j. Pearce Richardson, of the 10th dis
trct of this county, who has been an agent of thu
Walter A. Wood Manufacturing Company fo
some time, will leave in few days for Australia
to represent the firms interest in that country
Mr.. Richardson is a reliable young man and the
Wood Company is fortunate in securing his ser
vices.
On Thursday of last week Mr.. VIM. Burton
and wife, of Norristown, Pa, accompanied by
party of young ladies and gentlemen from Green
wood, Baltimore county, spent very delightful
day at Paine's Sea Grt House, Lower Canton
where they engaged in fishing and other sports
Mrs. Paine, proprietoress of the Sea Grit, die
everything she could to contribute to their enjoy
ment and she succeeded admirably.