The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1890-11-01
parsona.l Mention.-

Personal Mention
Col. WIS. Franklin this week removed his
family from Ashland to their city home fol
the winter.
Mrs. J. Josepha Carter. of Indianapolis, Ind,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph b. Herbert,
of TowsontOwn.
Talbot ]. Albert, Esq, and family will
spend the winter at their country residence,
near Gainesville.
The family of Lawrence Turnbull, ESQ.,, OF
ia Paix," near Towsontown, have removed
to the city for the winter.
Col. ]. Thos. C. Hopkins, president of the
Second National Bank of Belair, has gone to
Camden, s. c., on business trip.
Mr.. Edwin Scott, prominent farmer of
the 9Th district is reported still quite sick at his
residence in Western Run Valley.
Capt. VIM. F. Johnston, the well-known
Maryland Central r. r. conductor, has moved
his family from York to Baltimore.
Mr.. William d. Watts, of Pikesville, was
married at Monroe Street NJ. E. Church, on
Wednesday evening, to Miss Cora M. Taylor, of
Mrs. Walter S. Franklin was member of
the committee of ladies who received the Eng
lish and German visitors at Sparrow's Point,
on Monday last.
Mr.. Benjamin P. Butler, who was clerk to
Sheriff Tracey, has secured a position i'll the
County Clerks office and is engaged in index
ing the judgment records.
Rev. w. M. Frysinger, editor of The Bdlti-
more Methodist. will lecture in Towsontown NJ.
E. Church, Friday evening, December 5th on
"Our Methodist Fathers and Mothers"
MIR. B. F. Roller, of Shrewsbury. Pa, was
in Towsontown on Tuesday and called to see
us. He came here to look after some road
business before the County Commissioners.
Mr.. Joshua Horner, Jr., of Baltimore
county, has been electedpresident ofthe Ameri-
can National Bank, which is about to be started
Dill IL IL Il
Rev. John +. Allender, OF the 18th district,
has returned from two weeks sojourn at Ac-
comac Court House, Va, where he assisted
Rev. d. J. Twilley, of the NJ. E. Church South,
in revival work.
Col. Won Stamp of Baltimore, well known
hydraulic engineer who was engaged on the
early surveys for the Gunpowder water supply,
was in Towsontown on Thursday and met
many of his old friends.
Miss Annie Scott, youngest daughter of Mr..
Abram G. Scott a well-known farmer of the
9Th district, will be married at her home on
Thursday evening, 9Th inst, to Mr. Daniel
Pearce, young farmer of the 4th district.
Mr.. Frederick o. Smith, son of the late
John Smith, and Miss Susan Francis Wisner,
only daughter of the late Jacob Wisner, were
married at EPSON NJ. P. Church, Towsontown,
on Wednesday evening, by Rev. A. D. Dick.
Mr.. John S. BiddisOn, son of Mr.. Thomas
C. Biddison, of the 18th district. is attending
the lectures at the Maryland University Law
School. For some time he has been reading
law in the office of his brother-in-law, John F.
Centrum, Esq.
On Tuesday last Col. William Norris en-
tertaiGed the inmates OF the Pikesville Confed-
crate Soldiers Home, at his residence, Brook
land" near Reisterstown. Col. Norris was a
Confederate soldier and was chief signal officer
of the Army of Northern Virginia.
Master James Piper, son of DR.. Jackson
Piper, of this town, has just returned from a
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spent month with friends. He made an ex-
cellent record for himself as a sportsman and
came back delighted with his experience.
Mr.. Harry W. Hook, the polite and eff
Gent clerk in Mr.. VIM. A. Lees store, Towson-
town, will be married on Tuesday evening, No
vember 4th, to Miss Isabel Lee, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. J. Wesley Lee. The ceremony will
take place in the NJ. E. Church, at o'clock.
Rev. j. Wynne Jones, pastor of Abbott
Memorial Church, Highlandtown, attended the
Welsh Synod of the Presbyterian Chuch, held
at Delta few days ago. There are thirty
of which are located in Wyoming Valley, Pa.
Rev. A. c. Dixon, pastor of Emmanuel
Baptist Tabernacle, in the Annex, preached his
farewell sermon last Sunday night to an audi
ence of over two thousand people. He moved
his family to Brooklyn N. Y, this week and
will take charge of his church there next
Sunday.
The many Baltimore county friends of Mr.
Thomas Gorsuch, formerly of the Sth district
will read with much interest and pleasure his
letter from Germany. published in THE UNION
to-day. Mr.. Gorsuch makes his home in the
Harz Mountains, Northern Germany, where he
has been living for some years for the benefit
of his health.
Mr. H. Marcus Denison, son of Mr.. John
NJ. Denison, of Baltimore, will be married or
the 18th inst, to Miss Lossie Pearce, only
daughter of Mr.. Jacob M. Pearce, of My Lady:
Manor. The ceremony will be performed al
st. James Church, near the brides home. at
P. NJ. Mr.. Denison is a well-known young
member of the bar.
Mr.. Thomas Francis, who has held res
ponsible place with the Baltimore firm of P
t. George & Sons, has given up the same to &C
cept position with DIR. Spranklin, the veteri
nary surgeon. Before leaving his former EN-
ployers he was made the recipient of several
handsome presents. Mr.. Francis is son Of
Mr.. Richard G. Francis, of Long Green Valley
MIR. John u. Erdlnan, OF the 18th district
was married at Mt. Lebanon NJ. p. Church
Baltimore, on Thursday evening. to Miss Vir
GINA s. Erdman, daughter of Mr.. John G. Erd
man, a well-knOwn florist on the Belair road
Miss Cecilia Erdman was bridesmaid, and Mr.
Samuel Etter was best man. The ushers were
Messrs. Sebastian REGISTER, Harry Erdman, c.
L. Mumma and John NJ. Lamley. A recep
ton was afterwards held at the residence of the
brides parents