The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-09-22
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pr. keech, prominent physician o
Washington, d. c., was visitor to relative
in Towson this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Francis Sanderson, of Wal
brook, have been spending some time at Tn
Brighton, Atlantic City.
Miss Mamie E. Bevans, of Convention, B
B. Foard, of Long Green Valley.
s-Messrs. William T. Larkin and John
Kumpf, members of the Baltimore bar. wer
admitted to practice at Towson on Wednesday
MIR. James Nick. Merryman, of Baltimor
county, was judge in the hunter and Jump
ing classes at the Bryn Mawr horse show thi
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Stewart Diffenderffer, O
G reen Spring Valley, attended the horse show
held at Bryn Mawr, near Philadelphia, thi,
week.
Mr.. Jacob A. Ulman, of Baltimore, ha.
leased the residence and farm of Mrs. Samue
Brady. near Brooklandville, Green Spring
Valley.
Rev James Kemp Keech, of Cumberland
Md, is spending week at his former home
in Towson. He is son of the late William
s. Keech.
Mrs. Angus Cameron and her daughter
Miss Marion Cameron, of Roland Park, were
registered at the Holland House, New York
city, this week.
Mrs Edwin Ballard, of Baltimore, who
spent SSNeIdl WEEKS VIII u6I ldtQ6T, MI. O6O
Chilcoat, near Shawan, 9Th district, has re-
turned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Matthews, who
have been occupying their summer home al
Cockeysville for some time, have gone to the
seashore for several weeks.
Prof. Albert S. Cook, examiner of the
county schools, who lately removed his family
to Towson, is sick with typhoid fever. He il
attended by DIR. ]. Royston Green.
John Merryman Black, grandson of the
late Hon. John Merryman, of "Hayfelds, "
near Cockeysville, has entered the academy al
Lawrenceyille, N; ) :, as student ;.pA,.,
wood, who was SO painfully hurt on the first
day of Timonium fair by being thrown in the
steeplechase, is able to be out again.
Mr.. w. Evans Anderson, of the 7th dis
trict, is foreman of the present Grand Jury.
He was, some time ago, record clerk in the
office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Mr. Joshua M. Matthews, of the 10th dis
trict, who was threatened with blood poison
ing from an injury to his hand, is recovering.
He is attended by Dr. Thomas H. Emory.
Among the members of the freshmen class
of Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa, this year
are Calvin H Little, of Parkton, and B. A.
Garrett, of Gemmill's, Baltimore county.
-Messrs. D. Clinton Siagle and Carlton M.
Slagle, sons of Mr.. Charles W. Slagle, who
had been travelling abroad several months,
have returned and are now at SudbroOk Park.
Miss Cora E. Hamm, of Tuxedo Park,
Roland avenue, celebrated her 18th birthday a
few evenings ago and entertained a number of
her young friends with straw ride and dance.
Mr.. w. Stewart Diffenderffer, member
of the Board of Managers of the Baltimore
County Agricultural Society, a few days ago
attended the annual dinner of the directors of
the Hagerstown Fair.
Mrs. Nelson Cooper, of Walbrook, until
lately resident of Towson, will leave next
week for Salt Lake City to spend same time
with her son, Mr. William P. Cooper, who is
engaged in business there.
-Messrs. Knox, Slade and Taylor, County
Commissioners, on Wednesday dined with
their chief clerk and auditor, Prof. James E.
Green, whose pretty home is situated in the
eastern suburbs of Towson.
Mr.. John f. Hershner, assistant school
examiner, this week removed his family from
Perry Hall, where he formerly taught school,
to Towson. They are occupying the Pinker-
ton house, ON the Joppa road.
-Messrs D. Sterett Cuttings and Francis I.
Homer are among the active young Baltimore
county Democrats who are members of the
Committee of Seventy of the Honest Money
Democratic League of Maryland.
citizen of the 10th district, who submitted to
an operation at Baltimore hospital short
time ago, was in Towson on Tuesday. His
health has been entirely restored.
Misses Nellie and Elsie circuit, who had
been visiting relatives in Battle Creek, Michi-
gan, are again with their grandmother, Mrs.
Edwin Scott of Western Run Valley. They
are students at the Woman's College of Bal
timore.
-Messrs. Robert H. Wright, William A.
Lee, Thomas w. Offutt and George E. Wright
went down from Towson this week to shoot
rail birds on the fats near Bradshaw. They
met with rather Indifferent success, the season
being nearly over.
Mr.. James A. Bosley, of Bosley postoffice,
with typhoid fever about two weeks, is slight
Iy improved. His youngest daughter, Miss
Mary Bosley, also has the fever. They are at
tended by DR.. John s. Green.
essidSaEss s. Ga ney G5sss and
ly from Hereford to Reisterstown. The object
Of his resignation was to take course at
Jrozier Theological Seminary
Miss Madge Bowen, daughter of Mr..
Joseph S. Bowen, of Towson, has been APP
pointed assistant teacher of the public school
1t Cronhardt, Chestnut Ridge. She is gradu-
ate of the State Normal School and has had
experience as teacher.
"A reception and surprise party was ten
1ered Rev. A. r. Kelley and family at their
residence in this place on Thursday night by
he members of Towson Epworth League.
hI. IlCliCJ Wdo lOIlAClly PdotO1 VI 4OWoNiAA-&tAs
E. Church and has permanently located here.
Mr.. Philip A. s. Franklin, who had been
very sick with typhoid fever at q New Jersey
summer resort, is recovering. Mr.. Franklin,
who married a sister of Mr.. N. Bosley Merry
nan, Clerk of the Circuit Court, is general
manager in New York of the Atlantic Trans
BORT Company.
"A story from the Baltimore Herald was
published in The UNION week or two ago to
he effect that the venerable Rev. A. r. Kelley,
If TOWsOn, was one of the most expert players
If the Druid Hill Park Old Mems Croquet
Club. Mr.. Kelley says he is not member of
hat club and that he never played game of
.roquet in his life.
Mr.. V. A. P. Ware, of franklin county,
Jhio, has been visiting relatives and friends in
Towson the past week. He is native of this
,lace and son of the late Nathan H. Ware.
dr. Ware married and settled in Ohio many
'ears ago and has been successfully engaged in
arming He says the season there has been
exceptionally fine and all crops are yielding
Calvary Church, Towson, has elected the
ollowing delegates to the Middle District Bap-
list Association, which will meet at Forest
Baptist Church, in the 9th district of this
ounty on Wednesday and Thursday of next
week: Rev. w. E. Robertson, ]. Robert Cor
lon, Charles A. Rowe, s. Howard Merryman,
IRIS. J. Dixon ODell, Mrs. John P. Leland,
drs. John T. Ritter, Mrs. Ira E. Shock and
diss Laura Merryman.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Colt Ripley. of Min
lesota, have issued cards announcing the mar
iage of their daughter, Miss Faith Ripley,
nd Mr.. Howard Estep Atterbury. The cere-
nony was performed at the United States Le-
alton, Buenos Aires, Argentine, South Amer
ca, On Monday, September 10th. The bride,
vho is granddaughter of the late Col. Charles
1. Mann, of Towson, travelled alone to that
ar-cf country to meet her intended husband,
Who is in the diplomatic service.
Mr.. Thomas P. Amoss, the well known
cal estate agent, came to Towson on Tuesday
morning in steam automobile, accompanied
" County Commissioner Taylor. They made
be run from Baltimore in thirty.fve minutes.
he "horseless carriage" attracted good deal
f attention as it sped about the streets of this
own. Messrs. Knox and Slade, the other
members of the Board of Commissioners,
we're also given ride in the "darned thing"
s some admiring individual calledit.
Baltimore County w. c. T. 1.-THE six
zenith annual meeting of the Woman's Chris
ion Temperance Union of Baltimore county
Tas held in the NJ. E. Church in Reisterstown,
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