The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1889-07-06
Personal Mention

j. Alexander Preston, Esq, and family,
have gone to Deer Park, Md, for the summer.
Mr.. Ohio Ridgely and family are spending
the summer at the Patapsco Institute, Ellcott
City.
Francis p. Stevens, Esq, and family of
Baltimore, are registered at the LandOn House,
Lutherville.
Mr.. Wilmot Johnson and wife, of Cations
vile, have gone to Narragansett Pier, k. J.,
for the summer.
The wife of Mr.. C. E. Dukehart, of Du-
lany's Valley, who was critically i'll for some
time, is now much improved.
Miss Philpot, who has been occupying a
house in the city for some time, has returned
to her country home near Phoenix.
Mr. and Mrs Enoch Pratt have moved for
the summer to their handsome residence on
WOOdbourne avenue, near GOvanstOwn.
Mr. Joseph X. FOard, the well known Bal
timore ship broker, has rented for the summer
months st. Marks Rectory at Pikesville.
-Rev. W; I. L. Weech, pastor OF the NJ. 4.
Church at ReisterstOwn, was married a few
days ago to Miss Amy c. Lotus, of Washing
ton, ID. c.
Mrs. Fred. Won Kapff, of 'Stoneleigh,"
near Towsontown, with her sisters, the Misses
Brown, have been spending some time at At
lantic City.
Mr. John b. Mcdonald, of Baltimore, has
rented for the summer the handsome country
seat on Roland avenue, formerly owned by
Mr.. John A. Dushane.
Miss Florence Rider, daughter of Edward
Rider, ESD, of Sherwood, and her cousin, Miss
Annie Foster have been visiting friends near
Liberty, Frederick county.
DIR. +. Hall Richardson, of Belair, an
nOunces that he is an independent candidate
for the State Senate. He is q Democrat but
will not go into the primaries
Gen. Felix Agnus, of the Baltimore Amer
lean, who was one of the witnesses in the Rux-
ton road case, was in TowsontOwn this week,
driving over from HNacremap
Capt. Charles B. MCLEAN, of the TOwsOn
Guards, is prominently named for major of
the First Regiment Infantry, NJ. n. g., to fill
vacancy. He is the senior captain of the
regiment.
Rev. Edward c. Helfenstein, of Frederick.
has been assigned by Bishop Paret to the rec
tOrship of Rock Spring Church. near Belair
Mr.. Helfenstein is a nephew of Mrs. John l.
YellOtt, of Towsontown.
.-Rev. ]. Femme, pastor of the Catholic
Church at Mt. Washington, has been trans
terred to st. Mary's Church, Washington.
Rev. Father Thomas, of st. Peters Church,
Baltimore, succeeds Rev. Mr.. Femme.
Mr.. Rufus King, son of the late Dr. David
King, of the 18th district of this county, has
been reappointed a special examiner in the
position in that office for many years.
MIR. James Sloan, Jr., president of the
Third National Bank of Baltimore, is occupy
ing for the summer the pretty cottage of Mr.
j. a. EdmOndSOn, near BlytheWOOd Station
until recently occupied by the family of Mr..
Samuel Spencer.
State Senator Lindsay, Benz. w. ADV, Esq,
Register of Wills, and Col. L. B. McCabe, of
GOvanstOwn, will leave for Ocean City, Md,
this Saturday afternoon, where they expect
to meet Gov. Jackson and State Senator Toad
vine. They will return early next week.
John I. Scott, son of Mr.. George L. Scott,
of Hartford county, has gone to Corea as the
representative of his uncle, Mr.. Irving II.
Scott, of the Union Iron Works of San Fran
cisco. Mr.. Scott is a nephew of Mr.. Edwin
Scott, of Western Run Valley, Baltimore
county.
Mr.. Townley r. Wolfe, of Charles county
for many years principal of the public school at
Fork, 18th district, and now principal of the
Mount Washington school, will be married at
Monument Street NJ. f. Church, Baltimore,
Wednesday, July 10th, at 8 a. m. to Miss
Sidney A. Leef, of that city.
Mr.. Adolph van Reuth, brother of Mr..
Edward van Reuth, of Lauraville, Hartford
road, is an applicant for chiefship in the
Sixth Auditors office in Washington. Previ-
Gus 10 the incoming of the Democratic admin
istration he had been for many years in the
Government employ.
Rev. d. L. Sartori, pastor of st. Stephens
Church, Bradshaw, 18th district left on Mon
day on his summer trip accompanied by
Brothers Joseph Barry and Joseph Cassidy, of
Baltimore. They will visit Niagara Falls,
Canada, the Lakes and Watkins Glenn, wind
ing up Saratoga. They will be absent about
three weeks.