The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-12-01
Personal Mention

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| Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Gill, Jr, of Mantua,
4th district, are visiting Mrs. Tyce, of Hyatts-
| vile, Nd.
Mrs John.J Wight, of Bonnie Blink"
near Cockeysville, will spend the winter in
Baltimore.
Rev. and Mrs. John l. Yellott, of Howard
county spent Thanksgiving with the formers
parents in Towson
Mrs Pearce, wife of Mr.. 7. Melville
Pearce, of My Lady's Manor, is visiting rela-
tives in Baltimore.
Mrs. William Lee and family have closed
their house in Green Spring Valley and gone to
Baltimore for the winter.
Mrs. Louise Stockton, of Buffalo, N Y,
accompanied by her children, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Gilbert, near Glencoe, n. c. R. R.
Mr.. Benjamin c. Reid, whose country res
idence is on the Hillen road, near Towson, has
removed his family to Baltimore for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alpheus H. Wight of the
Sth district will spend the greater part of the
winter in the South and at the Hot Springs,
Arkansas.
Capt and Mrs. E. V. White, of Ports
month, Va. paid visit this week to DR.. R. G.
Massenburg, of Towson, who is an uncle of
Mrs. White.
COL d. G. Mcintosh and family, of Tow
son, have taken house on st. Paul street,
Baltimore, for the winter and will occupy it
in a few days.
-Ex-Sheriff Charles J Beckley, of the 9th
district, was among the visitors to Towson on
Friday. Heis engaged in farming about three
miles west of Parkton.
Miss Lottie Pugh, who spent several
months with Miss Blanche Parks daughter of
Mr.. William Parks, of the 9Th district, has re-
turned to her home in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Herman, wife of Mr.. E. W. Herman,
of the Towson bar, who spent several weeks
with relatives AND friends in and near Pitts
burg, has returned to her home in Lutherville.
Mr.. Henry I. Scott, of San Francisco,
CAL. spent Thanksgiving day with his sister,
Mrs Edwin Scott, of Western Run Valley.
He was accompanied by his nephew, Mr..
Lawrence Scott.
The engagement is announced of Mics
Lulie Cuttings, daughter of the late Richard ].
Cuttings, of Baltimore county, and Mr.. Will
liam Brogden, son of Mrs James Brogden, of
Long Green Valley.
MIR. Stephen d. Mitchell, proprietor of
Mitchell's Mill, near Loeb Raven, who had
been very sick for some time, is mending slow
ly. He is far advanced in years and one OF
THE UNIONS oldest subscribers.
Mrs. George B. Stewart, daughter of Mr..
Walter Scott of Woodbourne avenue near Co
vanstown, who had been spending several
weeks with Mrs. Robert Magruder, of Brook
Ign, N. Y, has returned to her home.
The engagement of Miss Eleanor Emory,
daughter of Mr.. William H. Emory, of Balti-
more, and Mr.. S. Proctor Brady, son of Mrs.
Samuel Brady, of Towson, has been announced.
The prospective groom is brother OF Mr..
Upton s. Brady, deputy Register of Wills for
this county.
MIR. John E. Gorsuch, a well known young
farmer of the 8th district, who, for the past
two years, has rented the Dickinson Gorsucn
farm, on the York turnpike, will make sale of
his personal effects on the 18th inst, and soon
thereafter remove to Kingston, Somerset coun-
ty, where his wife lately Inherited fine farm.
Mrs. Gorsuch is a native of Somerset.
Prof. Albert S. Cook, school examiner for
Baltimore county, will read paper on SHOULD
there be uniform examination throughout the
State for teachers certificates, under the direc-
ton of the State education department" at the
annual meeting of the School Commissioners
of Maryland, which will be held in Baltimore
next week. beginning December 9Th, at 10 A. NJ.
Among those who have been named as
applicants for the new position of county road
engineer are COL Charles b. MCLEAN, OF Tow
son; Mr.. e. Lynn Painter, of the 4th district;
Mr.. Nicholas S. Hill, Jr, of Baltimore city,
and Mr.. w. W. Crosby, of Massachusetts,, who
has been connected with the Public Highways
Commission in that State.
Mr. Joshua f. Todd who will have an ex-
tensive sale of all of his personal property,
including well bred horses and cattle, on Mon
day, December 18th, on the Pot Spring road,
short distance southeast of Warren, will short
ly thereafter remove to the home of his broth
er-in-law, Mr.. Thomas B. Todd, of North
Point" farm, Patapsco Neck.
Mr. Henry Walter, who has been a resi-
dent of Perry Hall, 18th district, since 1861,
and who, in connection with his other bust
ness, was engaged in farming and trucking,
will sell his personal property on Monday,
December 10TH and retire. He is justice of
the peace, the duties of which office he will
continue to discharge, and he is also the Sec
rotary of prosperous building association.
Miss Elliott who conducts the Aigburth
Dairy at Towson, has rented the farm of Mr..
John E. Guthrie, about mile and a-half from
Jacksonville 10th district, and will remove
her fine herd of Jersey cattle there in a few
days. She proposes to go into the dairy bust
ness more extensively and will at once increase
her herd. The farm contains about so acres
and is good grass land. Mr.. Guthrie will make
sale of his personal effects on Monday Deem
Der Sd, and engage in other business.