The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1888-11-17
Personal Mention

Personal Mention
DIR. Frank B. Proctor, of Belair, has gone
to California, where he will engage in the prac-
tce of his profession.
Mr. Chas f. Fendall, ofthe County Clerks
office has been elected an active member of the
Maryland Historical Society.
R. r. Boarman, Esq, was engaged several
days the past week in the argument of an i'm
portant case before the Court of Appeals
Miss Kate M. Mann, of Germantown, Pa,
daughter of Col. Charles II. Mann, ofthis place,
made short visit to Towsontown this week.
Mr.. James I. Barton, youngest SON OF eX-
Sheriff Stephen Barton, was married on Tues
day evening to Miss Irene Eichelberger, daugh-
ter of Mr.. A. G.. Eichelberger, of Hampden.
Mr. Morris Shanklin, clerk in the Towson
National Bank, and Mr. Thomas Stevenson left
this week for ten days cunning trip in Nir-
ginia They expect to visit the Richmond Ex-
position before their return.
= oseph M. Street,, Esq., of Belair, spent
Monday night with his brother-in-law Mr..
Charles f.. Fendall, of Towsont, WI. We are
glad to say that his health, which has not been
good for some time, is now much improved.
MIR. r. Stewart Latrobe who has been re-
siding on the property of Mr.. Geo. B. Milligan,
near Towsontown, for several years, has pur-
chased the residence of Mr.. VIM. p. Harvey,
on East Eager street, Baltimore and will short
ly occupy it.
DIR. Thomas f. Sears, of Baltimore, son of
the late John L. Sears of the 4th district, was
married on Wednesday morning last to Miss
Lulie Quicker, only daughter of Mr.. George E.
Quicker, of Reisterstown. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. A. j. Rich.
The President on Wednesday appointed
Mr.. Charles B. Trail, of Frederick, Md, to be
secretary of the legation of the q. S. to Brazil.
Mr.. Trail is nephew of Mrs. John l. YellOtt,
of Towsontown. He was appointed to the
same position by President Arthur.
The office of THE UNION was graced on
Tuesday afternoon by the presence of Miss
Lizzie Street, of Belair who is visiting relatives
in Towsontown. She is the daughter of Joseph
NJ. STREET., Esq, the well known member of
the bar and the editor of the Hartford Democrat.
MIR. Eugene Burke, son of the late eX-sheriH
Nicholas Burke, was married at st. Frances
Catholic Church, Towsontown, on Wednesday
afternoon, to Miss Mary C. Shanklin, daughter
of Mr.. Arthur w. Shanklin, of Loeb Raven.
The groom is brother of States Attorney n.
Charles Burke.
Mr.. James S. Butler. of the firm of Butler
& McConkey, Delta, Pa has been very i'll for
some time with typhoid fever, at the residence
of his father Thomas Butler, Esq. near the
Rocks of Deer Creek. Mr.. Butler was formerly
connected with the Maryland Central Railroad
and has many friends and acquaintance in
Baltimore county.
Hon. Charles B. Roberts and wife, of West
minister, quietly celebrated their silver wedding
on Sunday last, when all their children and a
few relatives and personal friends were present
Mr.. Roberts has many friends in Baltimore
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district in Congress.
Mr.. Frank S. Corkran, son of the late
Francis s. Corkran, went to NOrfOrk, Va, a
short time ago to take position with an extern
sive lumber firm. Soon afterwards he was
taken ill with inflammation of the bowels and he
was brought home. Heis now at the residence
of his mother, in Lutherville, and his condi-
ton, on Friday morning was said to be very
critical.
S. Parker Bosley. Esq, the well known
member of the bar, left on Tuesday for Denver
Colorado. He suffers from an affection of the
throat and this climate has been so trying to
him that he decided to go to Colorado in the
hope of being benefited, and if the change
brings about the improvement he expects he
will remain there all winter. Mr.. Bosley's
many friends in Baltimore county earnestly
hope for his speedy recovery. His indisposition
is serious drawback to his large law practice
which, during his absence, will he attended to
by his partner, Mr.. w Gill Smith. A telegram
received here from Mr.. Bosley at 2 P. NJ, Fri
day, 10th inst, SAID that he had arrived at Den
yer that morning, safe and we'll.
Mr.. Geo. r. Hill, of Alexandria, Va, head
of the firm of George r. Hill & Co., made fly
ing visit to TowsontOwn on Monday and called
to see us. He left this neighborhOod twenty
eight years ago and this was his first visit since
The town had changed so much during that
time-many Of the old landmarks having dis
appeared-that he could not locate places that
were familiar to him in his bOyhood. He called
on several old friends and enjoyed his visit very
much. Mr.. Hill is brother of Messrs. Thos.
and Samuel f. Hill, the well-known Baltimore
real estate agents, and the family formerly
owned and occupied the property now owned
by the heirs of the late Richard J. Cuttings,
south of TOwsOntown.
Orphans Court.-The following business
was transacted in the Orphans Court for the
session ending Nov. 18th, 1888:
Ordared that Au1Iila EpS0r -eYpcutnr of tha
estate of VIM. c. Ensor, sell by private sale all
the personal estate of said deceased.
Ordered, that VIM NJ. Heilig, executor of
the estate of Wm M. Heilig, sell by private
sale all the personal estate of said deceased.
In the matter of the estate of Mary r. Price
Ordered, that VIM. S. Keech, guardian of said
Mary r. Price, invest $500 in mortgage to
Melchor Fowble.
Ordered, that a list of items amounting to
S227.50, be stricken from the amount of the in
ventory of the personal estate of David Will
helm.
In the matter of the estate of Peter Kell-
Ordered, that the Baltimore Butchers Hide
and Tallow Association transfer to H. F. Kell
certificates for nine shares of its capital stock.
In the matter of the estate of Louisa Mari
Ordered, that the order of this count, passed
September 25th, 1888, directing the executor of
Louisa Mari to release the mortgage for $780,
executed by Thomas Murray to said Louisa
Mari, be hereby rescinded and it is further or
dered that the mortgage De assigned 10 Louisa
B. Murray.
Ann Durham was appointed guardian to
H. F. and Marian P. Bone, orphan children of
VIM. Bone; and Mary Hines was appointed
guardian to James Hines, orphan son of James
Hines
Second administration account filed i'll the
estate of John L. Reese.
inventories filed i'll the estates of VIM. c.
Ensor, VIM. NJ. Helig, Ellen Catherine HassOn,
George Trogler, c.. L. Gunther and Alfred Nc
Cubbn.
Report of sales filed in the estates of Joseph
w. Fathers and John p List.
The following letters were, granted To
Honor Stiltz on the estate of Amos Stiltz and
to j. Fred c. Talbot on the estate of Martin
McNicholas.
Circuit Court-The following cases were
disposed of the past week: State of Maryland,
use of Addie OConnor ct al, VS.. Baltimore
United Oil Company of Baltimore county; YER
tlict for defendant and judgment for defendant
for costs, and bill of exception filed. Samuel
Moore VS.. Thomas ]. Halle, executor of John
w. Halle, garnishee of Charles d. Halle, ct al;
off, William B. Thomas VS.. Susan G. Burton
and William H. Sloffer removed to Circuit
Court for Carroll county. julius Yengst vs..
- Kries; Judgment of non pros. James }.
Lindsay, extr., ct al. VS.. David S. Cuttings, Jr.,
ct al bill in equity for construction of the will
of the late David s. Cuttings, Sr.; argued and
held sub curia. Rachel Furstenburg VS.. Levi
Furstenburg demurrer to amended bill for di-
vorce mensa ct thoro alimony; argued and
held sub curia.
Judge Fowler has filed an opinion in the case
of Robert Turner against Elijah Bishop, in
which bill was filed for an injunction to res
train the defendant from closing portion OF a
road called Merrymans lane used by the plain
tiff dissolving the injunction heretofore granted
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