The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1890-11-08
Personal Mention

Personal Mention
Mr.. John M. Denison, of Baltimore, was
in Towsontown on Thursday.
Mr.. c. Ridgely Goodwin, has removed his
family from "Rose HILL" near Pikesville, to
his city residence for the winter.
Mr.. Joseph w. Jenkins, ST., of Sunny
side' Homeland avenue, has removed his
family to the city for the winter
Mr.. Charles E. Fendall, equity clerk in the
County Clerks office, left on Wednesday for a
weeks hunting in Hartford county.
Col. Charles III. Mann, who now makes
his home with his son, in Washington, came
to Towsontown on Tuesday to vote.
Mrs. Thomas Janney and daughter, of
Margaret Meadows" Green Spring Valley,
will spend the winter in Washington.
city residence for the winter months, will re-
main at his farm, "Pot Spring." near limo
mum.
Mr.. Charles w. Slagle and family. who
spent the summer in Baltimore county, have
returned to their city home for the winter
months.
Mr.. George NJ. Lamb, of Govanstown, has
bought a residence on Eutaw Place, Baltimore,
and in few days will move his family in for
the winter
Worthington, of "Montmorenci," Worthing-
ton Valley, who spent the past summer in
Paris, has returned home.
Mrs. Martin, of Princess Anne, Somerset
county, Md, wife of the late DR.. Joseph Lloyd
Martin, of Baltimore, paid visit to friends in
Towsontown the past week.
Rev. f. E. Barclay, M. D., pastor of the
Presbyterian Church at Wetheredville, was on
Monday elected member of the Presbyterian
Ministers Association of Baltimore.
Mr.. Nathaniel P. Corbin, well-known
citizen of the 18th district who lately had
severe spell of sickness, is able to be out again
and was in Towsontown on Thursday.
Col. Thomas Chew Worthington, of the I'd
district, was in TOwsontown on Monday and
honored our Office with a call. He is one of
THE UNIONS strongest friends and admirers.
Rev. Joel Brown, of the NJ. Church, has
been sick for several weeks at his home in
Washington. He has many friends in Balti-
more county, having had several appointments
here.
'-Messrs. Louis P. Hennighausen, John Boil
giano and P. c. Hennighausen, of Waverly,
are among the incorporators of the Ocean
City Land Company, Just organized with a
capital of $4,000.
Miss Gretchen Parr, granddaughter of Mr..
ID. Preston Parr, proprietor of The Hampton,
Towsontown, was married at Bedford City, Va,
on Thursday of last week, to Mr.. G. Clifton
Bell, of that place.
Rev. w. w. Reese. for some years pastor of
Chestnut Grove Presbyterian Church, Sweet
Air, having accepted call to the Presbyterian
Church at Port Deposit, preached his first SER
mon there last Sunday.
Rev. w. H. H. Powers, of Trinity Church,
Towsontown, and Rev. A. 7. Pindell, of Sher-
wood Church, Cockeysville, were among the
honorary pall-bearers at the funeral of Rev.
Cleland Kinloch Nelson, which took place at
Annapolis last Saturday
Rev. w. H. Hubbard, pastor of Calvary
Baptist Church, Towsontown, left the latter
part of last week for Evansville, Ind, where
he was formerly pastor of a church and where
he has a large number of friends. He is ex-
pected back in few days.
Mr. Gooroa pfoffnr ono of tho oldest niti-
zens of the 4th district, was stricken with pa
ralysis a few days ago and it is thought he will
not recover. He has been a resident of Refs
terstown for many years, and several OF his
sons are well known business men.
Mr.. w. S. G. Williams, son of the late
Hon. George Hawkins Williams, of Baltimore
county, will be married at st. Paurs P. E.
Church, Baltimore at Z clock, on Wednesday
evening next. to Miss Julia Belle Deford
daughter of Mr.. Thomas Deford. This we'd
ding will be one of the most important social
events of the season.
MIR. William Hemp, of the I'd district, was
married on Thursday evening to Miss Rose
Gettings, daughter of Mr.. George Gettings.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. DIR.
Ebeling of Catonsville at the residence of the
brides parents, near Hollofelds. The ushers
were DIR. Daniel Hoffman, of Baltimore, and
Messrs John Gettings and Samuel Hemp.
MIR. John G. Brendle, who has been keeper
of the second toll-gate on the Hartford road for
fifteen years, was in Towsontown on Wednes-
day and called to see us. He is one of The
paper from its first issue. Mr.. Brendle devotes
some attention to breeding chickens and has
some of the finest Plymouth Rocks in the State.
On Sunday last Rev. VIM. E. Bartlett
pastor of st. AIMS Church, York road an
nounced from his pulpit that the thanks of the
congregation were extended to Mr.. James H.
Smith, member of the First Branch City Coun-
Gil from the 22d ward, for his successful efforts
in securing certain Improvements in the vicin-
ity of that church. Mr.. Smith was reelected
on Tuesday.
Cards have been issued for the marriage of
Miss Mary Morrison. only child of Mr.. Alex.
NJ. Morrison, of Sweet Air, and Mr.. Thomas B.
Todd, Jr. The ceremony will take place at
Central Presbyterian Church. Eutaw Place.
Baltimore. Wednesday next, November 18th,
at IL NJ. The prospective groom is son of Mr.
Thos. B. Todd, an extensive farmer and trucker
of the 18th district.
MIR. James H. Smith was again elected
member of the First Branch City Council of
Baltimore, on Tuesday last, from the 22d ward.
which embraces the northern Annex. Before
known lawyer, was County Fire Marshal. His
Republican opponent was DR.. R. G: Rankin, OF
Waverly, brother of Mr.. Samuel NJ. Rankin,
president of the County School Board.
Mr.. Edward J. Harlow, member of the
firm of James H. Harlow & Co.. engineers and
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town on Wednesday and called at The UNION
office. Mr.. Harlow's firm constructed the new
water works at Belair and finished the job ten
or fifteen days before the time specified in the
contract. He will come here shortly and take
a look at the surroundings of Towsontown to
see what the outlook is for a water supply.
The venerable Samuel P. Storm, who is an
ex-Sheriff of Baltimore county, is considerably
upwards of eighty years of age and still enjoys
excellent health. His mind is as clear as it
was years ago and although his luxurla al
white hair and whiskers make him look like
patriarch, he enjoys life and is jolly COM
panion. Mr.. Storm is the father of Mr.. Samuel
w. Storm, who was for many years clerk in
the office of the Sheriff of Baltimore county.
An audience that filled the large audi
torium assembled in Towsontown NJ. E.
Church, on Tuesday evening" to witness the
marriage ceremony to Mr.. Harry W. Hook and
Miss Isabel Lee, youngest daughter of Mr.. j.
Wesley Lee. There were no bridesmaids or
groomsmen. The ushers were William Col
lings, w. Clarence Craumer, Thomas b. Butler
and H. G. Keagy. Rev. Page Milburn, pastor
of the church, performed the ceremony. The
young couple afterwards left for the North on
q bridal tour.
Mr.. John Henry Miller. son of Mr.. Fred
erick Miller, a well-known farmer of Parkville.
Hartford road, last spring secured the first prize
in architecture at the Maryland Institute, Bal
timore. He is now, although only 26 years of
age successfully engaged in the business of
carpentering and building in the city, the firm
being Miller & Hail. Charles, another son of
Mr. Miller's, who was educated at Knapps
School. is bill clerk in the B. & o. freight office
in Baltimore He is also taking course at
Maryland Institute attending the night school.
October was Great Month Matrimoni-
ally.-During the month of October the Clerk
of the Circuit Court issued marriage licenses to
the following persons
Frederick W. Reinecke to Anna +. Marks.
Charles E. Legare to Martha NJ. Hare.
George H. Boehm to Catherine w. Kimball.
Frank Kirk to Sophia Gunther.
Thomas J. Hayden to Mollie E. Tansey.
Edward Eagle to Mary Klien.
Artemus Keeny to Luella X. zimmerman.
Peter E. Keller to Birdie E. Durham.
Grafton Q. Ford to Mary E. Jones.
George H. Brandt to Emma G. Council:
George B. Hazlehurst to Charlotte NJ Gill.
John W. Bull to Laura V. Rinehart.
Matthews H. Sloan to Mary V. Connolly.
Frederick R. Rider to Maggie Besold.
Peter Wirsing to Emma Lisky.
Reuben s. Thompson to Mary S. Barnhart.
Richard Nugent to Katie Davis.
James N. Taylor to Rosa n. Warner.
George H. Refer to Annie A. Clayton.
William H. Hunter to Sadie Davis.
John Devon to Katie Geier.
Daniel T. Scott to Annie F. Kelly.
Charles r. Amoss to Jennie G. Utz