The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1889-06-22
Personal Mention. :

| MIR. w. Sanders Carr, OF Baltimore, was al
mitted to practice in the Circuit Court for Bal
timore county last Monday.
Mrs Mary Z. Gent, wife of Mr.. Alfred J.
Gent, formerly of the 9Th district, sailed from
New York for Bremen on Saturday last.
Mrs. Charles Black, of Baltimore, has re-
moved for the summer to "Hayfelds," the
residence of her mother. near Cockeysville
Mr.. VIM. G.. Bartholow, of HighlandtOwn,
18th district was married on Wednesday even
ing to Miss Julia G.. Baer, of Frederick, Md
Howard Munnikhuysen, Esq, of the Bal
timore bar, is occupying for the summer the
residence of Mr.. Charles ID. Fisher, at Lake
| Roland.
Mr.. Thomas C. Bruff, ofTowsontown, who
went West several months ago and was in Den
yer for some time returned to his home on
Tuesday.
Rev. Page Milburn, pastor of Towsontown
NJ L. Church, will sail from New York for
Europe next Wednesday. He expects to be
| absent six months.
MIR. Joseph b. Herbert. secretary of the
Baltimore County Hedge and Wire Fence Com
pany, goes to York, Pa, to-day, on business
connected with his company.
Mrs. William S. Keech and daughters and
Miss Matte Wardin attended the annual COM
mencement and ball at the Maryland Agricul-
tural College on Wednesday last
The genial countenance of Judge VIM. A.
| Stewart, of Baltimore, was seen in the Circuit
Court here the past week. The summer home
of the Judge is in Howard county.
DIR. ]. Edward Benson, of Cockeysville,
addressed meeting held under the auspices of
the Young Womans c. T. u, in Towsontown
NJ. i. Church, on Thursday night.
Among. the passengers who sailed from
Baltimore for Boston on Monday last were
Prof. J. II. Turner, wife and daughters and
Prof. G. V. Yonce of Lutherville Seminary.
Miss Sallie E. Jones, daughter of Mr.. Reu
ben Jones, of Gainesville, was married in the
NJ L. Church at that place, on Wednesday, to
Rev. John L. Walsh, of Aberdeen, Hartford
county.
Dir. Gallagher, of the Baltimore insurance
firm of Armand & Gallagher, has taken rooms
at The Hampton, Towsontown, for the summer.
He spent last summer here and was very much
pleased with the town.
Mr.. Oscar Wolff, young member of the
bar and member of the firm of Niles & Wolff,
was married on Wednesday morning last, at
Eutaw Place Baptist Church, Baltimore, to
| Miss Mamie Davidson, of that city.
Col. VIM. A. McKellip, of Westminster,
last week attended thetwentieth annual reunion
of the Society of the Army of the Potomac
which was held at Orange, N. Y. He was
elected vice-president of the Sixth Corps.
Mrs. Samuel NJ. Shoemaker, of Green
Spring Valley, was in Washington on Tuesday
and called on President Harrison. She was ac-
companied by Hon. John V. L. Findlay, OF
Baltimore who introduced her to the President.
Mr.. Samuel w. Storm, who, before annex,
alton, was a resident of Baltimore county and
who for many years filled the office of Sheriff's
clerk, has accepted position in the office of
the City Collector to assist in fixing up the Belt
| tax books.
-Atthe annual commencement of Pen Lucy
School, Boundary avenue, Miss Ida Ware,
daughter of Mr.. E. Tyson Ware, of Towson-
| town, was awarded premium in the highest
English branches, and also for excellence in the
German language.
Mr. Charles H. Mann, Jr., formerly of
| TowsOnt0wn. is now connected with the Pull
man Palace Car Company and is located at Jer
sey City. For some years he has been door
keeper of the press gallery in the House ofRep-
resentatives, Washington.
Miss Margaret d. Richie who is a clerk in
the General Land Office at Washington, has
been promoted from s900t 81 900 cerkship.
She is daughter of the late Judge John
Richie, of Frederick, Md, and a niece of Mrs.
Sarah j. Yellott, Of Towsontown.
Mr. Ira Day. who is connected with the
Towsontown on Monday, having i'll view the
purchase of home in the county, He has
been a resident of Baltimore for thirty-ive
years but had never been here before.
s. Parker Bosley. Esq, who went to Den
yer, Colorado, about the middle of last Novem-
Der, returned to his home on Saturday night
last and was warmly welcomed by his many.
friends. His general health was considerably
improved by his sojourn in the West.
Mr.. William H. Ruby, of the Journal, and
NJ Frank |. Duncan of the Democrat, left on
Friday morning for Cresson, Pa, with the
complimentary excursion rendered by the
PENNSYLVANIA r. r. Company to the editors of
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington:
Mr.. C. L.. Packard chief of police of the
| city of Hartford, Connecticut, was in Towson-
town this week and called to see us. He came
| here as a witness in a criminal case removed
from Baltimore city and which was set for trial
on Friday Mr.. Packard was accompanied by
his wife and they were registered at The Hamp-
| ton
Miss Clara Parlett daughter of Mr.. J. Alex.
Parlett. of Towsontown, will be married at
! Govanstown Presbyterian Church, Tuesday,
July 9th, to Mr.. Joseph Davis, son of Mr..
Franklin Davis the well known and extern
| sve nurseryman Miss Parlett has been
| teacher in the public schools of the county for
! several years.
Among the graduates at the commence
ment of Hannah More Academy on Wednes-
day were Miss jamie Pindell, daughter of Rev.
! A. T. Pendell rector of Sherwood Church,
| Cockeysvlle, and Misses Rosie Passano and
Fannie Bushey, of Reisterstown. Miss Pindell
received q first premium, q silver medal for
punctuality and gold cross for department.
Mr.. Thomas II. Owings of Baltimore, was
married on Tuesday last at the Presbyterian
| Church, Wetheredville, to Miss Martha V.
Humphreys, daughter of Mr.. Enos Humph-
reys, of that place. On Wednesday evening
the bride and groom gave a largely-attended
reception at their residence in the city. They
were the recipients of many beautiful presents
| in silver china, &c.
Among the graduates at the annual COM
mencement of Mount st. Agnes Academy,
Mount Washington, on Tuesday, were Misses
Annie and Caroline Eichelberger, daughters of
| Mr.. S. +. Eichelberger of Cold Spring, York
| pupils in the same institution were awarded
| premiums. They are daughters of Mr.. Arthur
| w. Shanklin of Loeb Raven.
| The first german of the season took place
in the armory of the old arsenal, at Pikesville,
on Wednesday evening of last week and was
led by Mr.. Thos. Craddock, Jr. Among the
gentlemen present were Mr.. Randolph Barton.
| Col Chas. B. Rogers, Mr.. Eugene Blackford,
| Mr.. Chas. Harrison, Mr.. Geo. II. Elder, Mr..
| Summerfield Baldwin, Mr.. Harry Devries Mr..
| c. Lyon Rogers, Jr., Mr.. VIM. b. Cockey and
many others.
Mr.. Richard Dallam, of Belair, who has
been a clerk in the Baltimore Custom House
since 1888, has resigned to take effect June Both.
He is a graduate of the Maryland University
Law School and will at once commence the
practice of law at Belair Mr.. Dallam is son
ofthe late Major VIM. Dallam and young man
| of excellent promise. His many Baltimore
county friends hope that he may meet with
the success he deserves.
AT the annual commencement of Mount
de Sales Academy, Gainesville, on Tuesday,
Miss Maggie Wilson, daughter of the late James
| H. Wilson, of GOvanstown, was among those
of the senior circle who received the highest
| honors, consisting of crown and gold medal,
| for uniform excellence of conduct Among
those who received second honors in the same
circle were Misses Lille, Carrie and Rose Fus-
ting daughters of Mr.. Chas. F. Fusting of Ca
| louisville.
Circuit Court.-The following cases were
disposed of during the past week Thomas J.
Harden and Gilbert Peddicord VS.. William H;
| Shipley, examiner; before reported Judgment
for plaintiffs for 81, 1889 Harvey Spalding
VS.. Mrs. Catherine Dampman appeal from
Justice Perre; judgment below for Spalding
for $15.45 affirmed. William A. Stewart vs..
william Jam A Higdon jTdgment for plaintiffs afs
Holstner two cases., selling liquor on Sunday;
guilty and fined $50 and costs in one; the other
stetted. Levi Pearce, carrying concealed weap-
ons; guilty and fined 81 and costs; to be COM
mitted till paid. VIM. Boggs larceny guilty
and sentenced to thirty days in Jail. Frederick
Brown, assault; guilty; sentenced reserved.
Adam Dasch, sale of liquor on Sunday guilty
and fined $50 and costs. Same same otfense
two cases.; mol pressed. Mary Smith, colored,
larceny; not guilty. Timothy Feehehy, re-
ssting an officer; guilty and fined 81 and costs:
James Knight, same offense; guilty and fined
81 and costs The case of John Curtin, bastar-
dy, was abated on motion of the States Attor-
| Of