The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-09-01


Mr.. ]. A. Bokel, of Govanstown, is spend.
ing some time at Healing Springs, Va
Mr.. Richard H. Woollen has been enjoy
ing the sea breezes at the Stockton, Cape May,
NJ.
Rev John l. YelIott will preach in Trinity
Church, Towson, Sunday morning next, at IL
o'clock.
Miss Bessie Burbridge,. of Washington,
D. c., is visiting Miss Lydia T. Yellott, of
Towson. H
DIR. Thomas Chew Worthington and Mrs.
Worthington are registered at Hotel Mt Yer
non Atlantic City.
Mr.. Herman B. l.. Everding, well known
business man of Govanstown is enjoying a rest
at Atlantic City, N. J.
Misses Edele and Erla Read, of Lake Ro-
land, who spent two weeks at Rehoboth
Beach, have returned.
Mr.. Thomas Nisbet Lee of the 9Th district,
who has been visiting his mother at Flushing,
N. Y, will return today.
MIR. James E. Green, Jr., book-keeper in
the Towson National Bank, is enjoying his
vacation at Ocean City, Md.
Miss Ethel L. Love- Of San Antonio,
Texas, is visiting Miss Marie L. Lilly, at her
home in Long Green Valley.
The Misses Anderson, of Baltimore, are
the guests of Mrs. W. Stewart Diffenderffer,
/ at her home i'll Green Spring Valley.
Rev. DR.. =. d. Newberry, pastor of Ash
land Presbyterian Church, who spent his va
cation at Cape May, has returned.
Mrs. Bacon, wife of Mr.. Lewis M. Bacon,
accompanied by her daughter, have been stay
ing at Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.
Miss Matte Fendall, daughter of Mr..
Charles 2: Fendall, of Towson, is visiting her
cousin, Miss Mabel STREET., of Beair.
Mr.. Thomas r. Jenifer clerk in the office
of the County Treasurer, and Mrs. Jenifer are
spending few days at Ocean City, Md.
Mr.. A. A. Piper, of the Towson bar, ac-
companied by his wife and two children, left
on Friday, 3ist, for Atlantic City, N. ].
Chief Judge David Fowler, Mrs. Fowler
and their son, Mr.. Lawrence H. Fowler, are
at the Arlington Hotel, Cobourg, Canada.
Mrs. Dunlop, Of Petersburg Va is spend
| H. Wight, of "Kinloch," near Cockeysville
Miss Ruby. daughter of Mr.. William H.
! Ruby, of Towson, who had been very sick
several weeks at her home here, is recovering.
Miss Nellie Wright, daughter of Mr.. w. 0.
| B. Wright of the 18th district, is spending
| two weeks with friends in Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Edward E. Gambrill and daughter, of
| MilIington, Nd, are visitors at the home of
Mr.. Eli Gambrill of Perry Hall, Baltimore
county.
Ex-Governor Lowndes spent several days
this week with his friend, Mr.. H. Crawford
Black, at his summer home in Green Spring
Valley.
Mr.. George Knauer, Jr., of Baltimore,
who spent his two weeks vacation with Mr..
John Sperber, Of Chestnut Ridge, has returned
to bis home.
-Messrs Milton W. Offutt, Jesse Slingluff
and Jefferson d. Norris all members of the
bar, spent some days at the Stockton Hotel,
Cape May, n j.
Mr.. Orson Moulton, of Batavia, New
York, who has before served in the same ca
pacity, will Judge the horses at the Timonium
Fair next week.
Mr.. George r. Cairnes, secretary of the
Hartford County Fire Insurance Company, is
enjoying his vacation at Jordan's White Sui
Mrs. VI. o. B. Wright and Mrs. Charles q.
Snavely, of Fork, 18th district, who spent
fortnight with friends in Washington county,
Nd, have returned.
MIR. and Mrs. James w. Lyon and family,
who had been travelling abroad since last
spring. returned to their home, near Mt. Wilson,
Sd district, this week.
Rev Mr.. Muller, of Wilmington. Del, has
accepted call to the rectorship of Trinity P.
E. Church, Long Green, succeeding Rev. Ches-
ter M. Smith, resigned.
Rev. w. E. Robertson, pastor of Cavalry
Baptist Church. Towson, has returned from
his summer vacation and will occupy his pull
pit next Sunday at IL A. NJ and at 8 P. NJ.
Mrs. Hardcastle, widow of Gen. E. r. l..
Hardcastle, of Talbot county, who had been
visiting her sisters, the Misses Yellott, of Du-
lany's Valley, returned to her home on Wed
nesday.
Mr.. Howard Ridgely, son of Mrs Charles
Ridgely, of Hampton, who is spending the
summer with his mother-in-law Mrs. Tucker,
near Pikesville has lately been very much in
disposed.
Col. Robert Hough will start the horses in
the races at the Timonium Fair next week.
He is q thoroughly competent and fair man
and has for some years served in the same ca
pacity at Timonium.
Mr.. James E. Kidd, who has been en-
gagged in mining in Alaska for the past three
years, has been spending few days with rela-
lives in the 9Th district of this county. He
will return to Nome, Alaska next month.
Col Robert M. Qepison, who had been
may soon be able to be out again.. Col. Deni-
son is an aged and highly esteemed citizen.
DIR. A. II. Price, formerly of the 10th dis
trict, had slight stroke of paralysis on Sat-
road, near Towson. DR.. K. q. Massenburg at
tended him. His condition is not at all Sc
rious.
Rev. A. I. Pindel, rector of Sherwood
Parish, Cockeysyille, accompanied by Mrs.
Pindell, is spending week in New York,
where their daughter, Miss jamie M. Pindell,
is pupil in the Training School for Nurses,
on Bleckwells Island.
Rev. Asbury r. Kelley this week removed
his family to Towson and is occupying house
on Allegany avenue He proposes to reside
here permanently. Mr.. Riley, who has been
in the active ministry of the M. E. Church
nearly fifty years, was placed on the superan-
nuated list by the last Conference.
Mr.. August O. Hoffman, Of Baltimore,
was in Towson on Tuesday attending to some
matters connected with the settlement of his
fathers estate. He is a son of the late August
| Hoffman, of the Dover road, and has been IN
the employ of the B. & o. Railroad Company
nineteen years, latterly as lumber inspector.
Rev. Richard N. Edwards, junior pastor OF
| Hereford Circuit, who has been living at
| Cockeysville, has transferred his residence to
| Belfast, in the same district. He is brother
of Rev. John r. Edwards pastor of Towson
NJ E. Church. They are sons of Rev. Philip
| c. Edwards, senior pastor of Parkton Circuit.
DIR. and Mrs. H. G. Walcott have returned
to their home in Baltimore after two months
visit to Honey Grove, Fannin county, Texas.
Mrs Walcott who is the youngest daughter OF
Mr.. Jacob Turnbaugh, of Mt. Carmel, Balti-
more county, was member of the 1900 class
of graduate nurses of the Maryland General
Hospital, Baltimore.
Mr.. Charles Fisher, of Ruxton. Baltimore
county, attended service at Trinity Church,
| Towson, last Sunday morning. He is the
Young man who was canoeing with the Messrs.
lowering when they were drowned in the Sus-
quehanna river on Thursday and who made
such heroric effort to save them. Mr.. Fisher
is nephew of ex-Judge William A. Fisher:
Mr.. John Crowther, Jr., president of the
! Towson National Bank, who spent over two
months abroad this summer, said that all the
time he was away he did not meet but one
man that he knew, except of course. those in
his party, and that one was Mr.. Frederick
Gross of Canton, Baltimore county. They
met on a street in Paris and were mutually
pleased to shake each other by the hand.
Mr.. Richard G. Francis, who has been
manager on the Notchcliff Stock Farm of
Hon. John X. Cowen. in lower Long Green
Valley for the past twelve years, will retire
voluntarily from that position on the LIST of
October next. He will be succeeded by his
son, Mr.. Robert s. Francis. Part of what is
now the Notchclift Farm was purchased by
Mr. Cowen from Mr.. Francis. The other
tracts comprising the farm were purchased
from the late DR.. Cuttings.
Mr. Edward S. Peerce, of Dulany's Val
ley, and his party of young ladies, who were
to leave on the 23d of August by the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad for trip to Niagara Falls,
Thousand Islands and Canada, but who were
disappointed on account of the tie-up on the
BALTIC. & Lehigh, had the money for their
tickets refunded, bought others by the b. d 0.
route and started on Thursday last. In the
party are Miss Mary Peerce. Miss Celeste
boyle, Misses Rebecca and Nellie Brogden and
Miss Annie Wilson, daughter of Mr.. John ".
Wilson.
While passing through Towson on Tues
day morning last, in carriage, accompanied
by her husband, Mrs. Frederick W. Plath,
who lives near Shawan, 8th district, was over
come by the heat and was unconscious for
short time She was taken to the drug store
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