The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-05-12
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formerly of the 9Th district was visitor to
| Towson on Monday.
Admiral Dewey and his wife will attend
the horse show at The Kennels, Charles street
! avenue, one day next week.
Mr.. William H. Perot and family this
week removed to their country place, Wood
brook" Charles street avenue.
| Mr.. James Sloan, Jr., who had an opera
| ton performed last week, continues in a criti-
cal condition at his city residence.
DIR. A. G. McCurdy, of Towson, was on
Tuesday reelected president of the Maryland
State Board of Dental Examiners.
! Mr.. Lewis M. Bacon, of the county bar,
has been reelected superintendent of Bosley
M. E. Sunday school, 9Th district.
Mr.. Elisha F. Parks, a well known farmer
near Timonium, has been elected president of
! the State Live Stock Sanitary Board.
Mrs. Arthur Boehm, of Aigburth Park,
adjoining Towson, accompanied by her little
son, is visiting friends in Talbot county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Bonaparte have
closed their town house and are now at their
| farm, bella Vista, lower Long Green Valley.
Mr.. Howard Reiman, of Baltimore, whose
| country place is situated on the Joppa road,
| Just west of Towson, moved his family out this
week.
James P. E. Church, Ny Lady's Manor, who
has been sick for some time, is now able to
sit up.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ridgely and family,
who spent the past winter in Baltimore, have
returned to Hampton, near Towson for the
summer.
Mr. James NJ. Anderson, well known
citizen, who has been very sick at his home,
near Ph0nix, for several weeks, shows little
improvement.
Miss Carrie Conklin daughter of Mr..
John A. Conklin, near Sweet Air, is spending
some time with her aunt, Mrs. ID. Il. Bartle-
son. R Se Ho6sTt Smith. rector. of ST. Thomas
| Church, Garrison Forest, and Mrs. Smith, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William Checkley Shaw,
at their home in Macon, Ga.
DIR. E. G. Darling of Lauraville, who was
appointed justice of the peace by Governor
Smith, has declined to take his commission
Mrs. Edwin J. Sellers has been visiting her
sister-in- law, Mrs. G. Howard Stirling, of Green
Spring Valley. She is the wife of prominent
young lawyero Philadelphia.
Col. Samuel N. Hyde and family moved
out this week from their city house, West
North avenue, 10 their farm in Long Green
Valley, for the summer months.
Mr.. William r. Hoff, of the County Clerks
Office who has been sick several weeks at bis
| home at Sherwood, is oonvalesciDg and Will
| soon be able to resume his duties.
Miss Philena Scott. daughter of Mr.; Frank
| G. Scott, well known farmer near Shawan.
| has gone to Pottsville, Pa, to prepare herself
| for the profession of trained nurse.
Rev. John P. Dean, highly respected
| CltlZen OF helSLerSLOWU, Iudu0 LIS tioAO
to Towson this week to pay his taxes ana re-
| new his subscription to The UNION.
Mr.. A, w. Hendrix, treasurer Of the North
ern Central Railway Company, sustained
| stroke of paralysis at his home in the city last
| Monday His conditions not serious.
| Rev. Francis p Duggan, the well known
and popular pastor of st. Plus Church, Balti-
| more. was the guest of Rev. Nj. O'Keefe, pas
| tor of st. Francis Church, Towson, this week:
| DIR. Charles G. W. Macgill, president OF
the Catonsville National Bank, celebrated his
| eth birthday on Thursday when there was a
| family reunion, attended by all the children
and grandchildren. rr,uynsu
from their wedding trip and are now q. .ne a.
| home in Mt. Washington. The groom was az
his Office in Toweon on Wednesday ana was
| heartily congratulated by many frlen9s:
| Nj Nicholas ]. Hutchins, OF Belalr, mas
| this week been visiting his brother-ln-Iaw, DI'
A. n. Price, on the Hillen road, near Iowson L.
| He il inst recovering from severe illness tnat
confined cor him to bis bed for over a month.
Mr.. Frank P. Dyer of Glyndon, formerly
| q clark in the Office of the County treasurer,
has removed his family to New York, where
be has secured position with the c0ntIao'oi'
for the rapid transit qndergroundd dnahasrs of
NV Iadv's Manor, have taken house at Mt.
| Washington for the summer, the nome larin
where they lived having been SOLO 10 me oniy
son OF Mrs. Holmes. Mr.. G. Clinton Holmes.
I -M0SSre. ClaTleB VOAA%
and William P. Cole have been appointed
trustees of Towson public school by SchooI
| (,ommissioner Krout. MessHs. Grason ana
Cole succeed DR.. J. H. Jarrett and John T.
Conrey. -, s.-,,o,
IF tho iith district. was in Towson on THUS
dav' He said the frost OF that morning was
unite heavy in that section of the county ano
exnrassed fears that it had done good deal o.
uan!ahe. A.. r,ha-les Z Corkran who
have been spending the present spring at thei
homie "Eldon," Lutherville, sailed from Ney
York for Europe last Saturday., They WI
some extensively on the o.neI slos ana spen
Mr.. B. Frank Benson, who was appointed
by Gov. Smith superintendent of weighing at
the Eastern Hay Scales, Baltimore, took charge
of the office last Monday. succeeding Mr..
Peter Ruhl, of Baltimore county Mr.. Ben
son is resident Of the 9th district.
| Mr.. Alexander Mccormick, of Fullerton,
| Belair road, came to Towson on Wednesday to
administer on the estate of his wife, who died
yet entirely recovered from the injury he sus-
tanned last year in the electric car accident on
| the Belair road
Mr.. James Merryman, who is engaged in
| stock raising in Nebraska, spent Sunday last
with his sister, Mrs. William Hunt, of Tow
son. He is son of the late Samuel w. Mer-
| ryman, who at one time kept store at Cock
eysville and was subsequently engaged in farm
| ing in the 10th district.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Louisa Jenkins, daughter of Mr.. Joseph w.
Jenkins, Jr., of WINDY Gates" and Mr.. j..
| Crossan Cooper, of Baltimore. The prospec-
| tive groom, who is native of Pittsburg, is a
member of the leading clubs of Baltimore and
also of the Elkridge Hunt Club.
| Mr.. Thomas Kaufman, of Monkton, N.
| G. R. R., came TO Towson on Tuesday and
! qualified before the Clerk of the Court and OBJ
tanned his commission as a justice of the
| pleace for the nexttwo years. Mr.. Kaufman,
who is 80 years of age, has discharged the du-
ties of this office most acceptably for period
of thirty seven years,
| Mrs George Fritz, ST., who lives near
| Hoffmanvile 9th district, was stricken with
paralysis last Sunday while attending to her do
nestle duties, and became helpless. Her aged
husband, who was sick in bed, was obliged to
| get up and 20 some distance to neighbor for
| assistance. A short time ago the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fritz wss destroyed by fire.
| --On Tuesday evening last the members OF
Poplar NJ. p Church, Warren, paid their pas
tor, Rev. T. II. Wright, of Towson, donation
visit and literally supplied him with season.
able articles. all of which were duly apprecia-
ted Rev. Mr.. Wright, who is now in the
sixth year of his pastorate of Baltimore Cir
cult, is very popular with his people.
Rev Louis o. Donovan, son of the late DR..
| Charles o. Donovan, will, it is said be appoin-
| ted to fill the vacancy at the Cathedral caused
|
| the pastorate of st. AIMS Church, on the
York road. Father O'Donovan graduated at
st. Charles College in 1893 and then took the
| theological course at st. Mary's Seminary.
| Prof A. N. Ebaugh, of Baltimore City
College, has received certificate from Illinois
Wesleyan University stating that he had sue
| cessftilly passed the examinations on the work
| required by that institution for the degree of
NJ. A., and that this degree would be conferred
| on him in June He is a brother Of Prof. u.
| c. Ebaugh, examiner of the Baltimore county
schools.
Mr.. John e. Hurst and family will next
week rcrnovc E4<E~uttsiss -%s--s-~>..sskry
/ place on Charles street avenue, near Wood
| brook station Mr.. Hurst. who is one of the
leading merchants Of Baltimore, was the
| Democratic nominee for Governor in 1890,
| while Mrs. Hurst is a native of Baltimore
county and a daughter of the late DR.. Ephraim
Bell, prominent physician in his day.
Mr.. George s. Keiffer, Of the 18th district.
was in Towson on Wednesday. He is again
candidate for the Democratic nomination for
Congress in the Fifth district and says the city
| wards and also the LIST and 18th districts OF
this county will support his candidacy. Mr.:
| Keiffer has been a member of the House OF
Delegates and served his constituents most ac-
oeptably. He is a worker and may be able to
pull off the prize.
Mr.. Hugh Price. who lives on the Hillen
| ,oad paor Towsnn has as his guest his grand