The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1890-11-22
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Personal Mention
Mr. Frank R. May, well known builder
of Hampden, has removed his family to Ro
Miss Emily Dock of Harrisburg, Pa, j:
visiting the family of Mr. G. Bohn Slingluff Of
Towsontown.
Chief Judge Fowler sat several days thi:
week with Judge Waters in the Hartford county
Circuit Court
Hon. John Hubner and Col. William A
Hanway were among the visitors to Towson
REV. J. II. s. Clarke, of Rossville, 18th dis
trict, has gone to Philadelphia to spend few
days with relatives and friends.
Mr.. Joseph H. Lishear has been elected
president of the Patapsco National Bank OF
Ellicott City, vice E. A. Talbot. deceased.
Col. D. g. Mcintosh was engaged in the
Court of Appeals this week in the argument Of
the case of Worthington vs.. Worthington
County Commissioner Magruder Will go &c
New Jersey in January to attend meeting to
consider the improvement of the roads In thai
State.
States Attorney Duncan was quite sick
for several days at the residence of his father,
near Cockeysvlle, suffering from the effects Of
q severe cold
Mrs. A. d. Talbot, of Towsontown, who
had the misfortune TO fall some time ago
spraining an ankle, is still lame from the effects
of the injury.
Mr.. William g. Spottswood, of the War
Department Washington, brother-in-law Of
DIR. j. H. Jarrett, of Towsontown, spent several
days here the past week.
Rev. w. +. Speake Presiding Elder of East
Baltimore District, attended the meeting of the
general missionary committee of the NJ. f.
Church, which was held in Boston.
Mr.. James E. Hooper, one of the proprie'
tors of the Woodbury. and Mt. Washington
mills, accompanied by his family, has gone to
Nassau, West India Islands, on pleasure trip
DR. James l.. Ridgely, of this county, who
was married last week to Miss Ray, of Balti-
more, is a son of Mr. Henry Clay Ridgely, OF
the I'd district, and not of Mr.. James L. Ridge
ly, Jr.
Rev. ]. F. Goucher, d. d., who spent the
summer at his country seat, near Pikesville
has removed to the city for the winter and is
occupying the parsonage adjoining First NJ E.
Church.
The wedding of Mr.. D.. K. Este Fisher and
Miss Sallie McLane, which was announced to
take place on the 25th inst, has been postponed
on account of the death rs. Hoffman McLane,
brother of the prospective bride.
MFR. Henry A. Burgoyne, well-known
citizen of the 9Th district, will sell off his per
sonal property on the 10Th instant ard spend
the winter in Towsontown with his son. Mr..
Jas. L. Burgoyne, of the County Clerks office.
Rev. E. E. Maynadier, who has been assis
tant pastor of st. Thomas Church, Hampden
for some time, has been obliged to relinquish
his duties on account of i'll health. He was
formerly pastor of st. Johns Church, Long
Green.
Mr.. A. Warfield Monroe, School Commits
sioner for the 22d ward of Baltimore, was in
Towsontown on Tuesday and called to see u.s.
He is confidential clerk for Hon. James A.
Gary, with whom he has been connected fol
many years.
Mr.. Frank Parlett, of the I'd district, who
is member of the House of Delegates from
Baltimore county, is about to become resi-
dent of Howard county. He will locate al
Woodstock, where he will engage extensively
in merchandising. 1l!
Mr.. E. T. Jenkins, of Homosasa, Florida
who is now so years of age, in letter to the
Baltimore Sun says that he is a native Mary
lander and that he cast his vote at Govanstown,
Baltimore county, in 1882. for Jackson and
Van Buren,, and for McKim for Congress.
DIR. Joseph s. Baldwin, of the 9th district,
is about to sell out and remove to Salem Va
He is native of that State, but has lived in
Baltimore county some years. during which
time he has taken an active part in the affairs
of the Democratic party and served one term
in the House of Delegates.
Hon. Joshua F. Cockey, of Cockeysville
celebrated his ninetieth birthday last Wednes
day. He still enjoys excellent health and give
Judge Cockey is one of the most highly respec
ted citizens of Baltimore county. He was born
and has resided here all his long life.
Miss Leah q. Merritt, daughter Of Mr.. join
A. Merritt, well-known farmer OF Patapsct
Neck, 18th district, was married on Thursday
evening, at her home, to Mr.. Benjamin ]
Sparks. Rev. B. F. Devries performed the
ceremony. A reception and supper FOLLOWED
the wedding The bride was the recipient o
many handsome presents:
MIR. James H. Smith, formerly of Baltimor
county, who was reelected member of tn
First Branch of the City Council of Baltimor
from the 22d ward. on the 4th inst, has beer
made chairman of the committee on WAYS anC
means, the most important committee in tn
Council. Mr.. Smith was in Towsontown OF
Tuesday and was warmly congratulated b!
many friends
Cards have been issued for the marriag
of Mr. Edward E. Cumming, manager of Hess
Baltimore and Towsontown express and Mis-
Lula Waugh, daughter of Mrs. Margaret A
Waugh. of Baltimore. The ceremony will
take place at Harlem Park M. E. Church. Wed
nesday, November 18th, at $50 P. NJ. Mis-
Waugh is a granddaughter of the late Rishol
Waugh, of the NJ. E. Church.