The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-11-03
parsnnal Mention :

Personal Mention
Mr.. Henry NJ Walker spent several days
this week partridge shooting in Prince Georges
county.
Hon. William B. Baker spoke at a large
Republican meeting in Westminster on Tues
Mi and Mrs G. Cover STREET. have returned
from their wedding trip and are Eow at their
home in Beair.
spent the past summer in Towson removed to
Baltimore on Thursday.
Mrs. James Brogden and family, of "Ingle-
side" Long Green Valley have taken house
in Baltimore for the winter.
Miss Fannie Love, of Resterstown, has
been visiting Miss Mary Roberts Colburn, of
Churchville, Hartford county.
Judge Walters. of Belairr one of the AS
sociate Judges of the Third Judicial Circuit,
occupied the bench here on Tuesday.
DIR. A. G. McCurdy, of Towson, left on
Thursday for his annual hunting trip to York
county, In the neighborhood of Delta.
Rev. Il. Il. Lawrence, rector of st. Marks
p. Il. Church, Pikesville, and Mrs. Lawrence,
have been spending week at Atlantic City.
On Wednesday, 7th instant, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel S. Pearce. of Belfast, 8th district, will
celebrate the 10th anniversary of their mar
riage.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Alice Lee, daughter of Col. Ohio S. Lee, of the
Belair bar, and Mr.. John Scott Parker, Jr., of
the New York bar.
Mr. Frank NJ. Orcutt, of Oakland, Cal
who had been visiting his mother in-law, Mrs.
Edwin Scott, of Western Run Valley, left for
his home this week.
Mr. Edgar G. Miller and family have
closed their handsome country seat on Charles
street avenue and will spend the coming win
ter in Southern Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester B. Turnbull, who
al WnO0hurn
have returned to Baltimore and are now at
2114 North Charles street.
Miss Mary Boone, who lately returned
from abroad, has rented Cedar Lawn" the
country place, of Mr. Jacob Albert, at Govans-
Rev. Edward A. Colburn, a well known
Episcopalian clergyman, has been reelected
president of the Hartford County Historical
Mr.. and Mrs Charles R. Diffenderffer have
closed for the winter their country place at the
head of Charles street avenue and are occupy
ing their house on North Charles street.
Mr.. Frank Tyler, of Fredericksburg, Va,
formerly of Summerfield, BALTIC. e. Lehigh
Railroad made an address in Calvary Baptist
Church, Towson, last Sunday morning.
The family of Mr.. Richard Swormstedt,
who spent the summer at their farm at the
head of Green Spring Valley, have removed to
2402 st. Paul street, Baltimore, for the winter
Mrs. Greenleaf Johnson and family, who
spent the summer at their handsome country
home on Charles street avenue. have removed
TO their Eutaw Place residence in the city, for
the winter months.
Mr.. George r. Gather, Jr., of the new
Baltimore law firm of McComas Gather q
Greenbaum. was in Towson on Thursday, on
professional business. U. S. Senator McComas
is the head of the firm.
Mr.. J. Hall Peasants and family have re-
turned to their Mt. Vernon Place residence,
Baltimore, after spending the summer and
early fall at their farm on Carrolls Manor,
near Corbett, N. G. r. r.
Mr.. George Morris Bond, who, with his
daughter, Miss Amy Bond, spent the past sum-
mer with his mother-in-law, Mrs John J.
Wight, of Bonnie Blink" near Cockeysville,
have returned to the city and are now occupy
ing their ST. Paul street house.
AProf Albert S. Cook, school examiner,
who has been sick at his home in Towson for
some time, was well enough to drive out on
Tuesday, but he will not be able to resume his
duties for several weeks Mr.. John L. Hersh-
ner his assistant, is acting examiner.
Mr.. Samuel K. Fendall, who has been ex-
tensively engaged in farming and fruit grow
ing near Watervale, BALTIC. d Lehigh Railroad,
will shortly dispose of all his personal effects
on the farm and engage in other business:
He is brother of Mr.. Charles E. Fendall, of
Towson.
Mr.. G. c. Carman, the we'll known mer-
chant of Taylor, Hartford county, was caller
at THE UNION Office on Wednesday. He is
Lifelong ana SLrdlRDC-ldC6u Ocl1OSIdIs Sdyo
inasmuch as his party has given him no Presi-
Dental candidate to vote for he will not go to
the polls next Tuesday
Mr.. Thomas J. Hunter, clerk to the Board
of Election Supervisors, will be busy man
until the ballots and other election parapher-
malta have been delivered into the proper hands
next Monday. 1t is an important position and
the compensation is small when the amount
of labor and responsibility are considered.
Mr.. Louis P. Hennighausen, the well
known Baltimore lawyer, was here this week
His present ambition is to own home in
Towson, although he is well provided in the
way of abodes, as he has already three. One
of these is fine farm of several hundred
acres at Queenstown, Queen Anne's county.
This he has stocked with well bred horses and
cattle that afford him much pleasure.
An engagement of some interest is that of
Miss Margaret DAILY, eldest daughter of Mr.:
Marcus DAILY, of Montana, to Mr.. H. Carroll
R9No CT e M sf s9Gggf s IGyp Mr. o%
is quite we'll known in Baltimore social and
sporting circles, being an enthusiastic horse
man and at present M. F. H pro tenn of the
Green Spring Valley Hunt Club. He is
member of the Elkridge Club also. Miss Daily
is an attractive girl, and has been visiting Mrs.
George w Ewing at her home near Brookland-
VILE quite recently. Her father, Mr.. Marcus
DAILY, is said to be one of the richest men in
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