The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-11-24
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nut Grove Presbyterian Church, Sweet Air
paid visit to friends in Belair this week.
Mrs. Fowler, wife of Chief Judge Fowler
gave large card party at the Baltimore Coun
try Club on Friday afternoon, 2Sd instant.
Prof Albert S. Cook, school examiner, re
turned this week from Greencastle, Pa, anc
resumed his official duties, his health having
been entirely restored.
Mr.. Joseph Friedenwald has closed hi:
summer home, "White Hall Manor" Worth
ington Valley, and removed to his residence in
the city for the winter.
DR. Henry J. Hebb, of the I'd district, for
mer Register of Wills, was in Towson on
Wednesday and received warm greetings from
many of his old friends
--Messrs. r. Spencer Isenock and ]. A
Whittle, of Hartford county, were the guests o.
the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.. c.
Isenock, of Perry Hall, the past week.
Prof. James Z. Green, chief clerk and
auditor in the Office of the County Commis.
sioners, has been elected junior grand warden
of the Masonic Grand Lodge of MARYLAND
Col. Samuel n Hyde and family, who
spent the past summer at their farm in Long
Green Valley, have removed to their city resi-
dence, West North avenue, for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Abel and Miss
Jennie M. Abel. of Sherwood, sailed from
New York for Naples last Saturday. They
will make an extended tour of Italy and Egypt.
Mrs. Barnes, wife of Rev. W. W. Barnes,
pastor of the NJ. e. Church at Martinsburg, w.
Va, has been visiting Mrs. Edwards, wife of
Rev. j. R. Edwards, pastor of Towson M. e.
| Church.
Mr.. G. s. Watts, of the LIST district of this
county, left few days ago for rabbit hunt in
North Carolina Notwithstanding the fact
that he is IS years of age he is still fond of
field sports.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Grace Small Herman, daughter of Capt. E.
Herman, of Lutherville, and Mr.. Robert E.
Wier, son of Mr.. Charles H. Wier. who lives
near Towson.
Judges Hoshall and Held, of the Orphans
! Court, spent night this week with Mr.. Peter
Miller well known farmer of Sunnybrook,
10th district.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Powell, formerly
of Mt. Washington, who spent the greater
part of the summer and early fall at Saratoga
are now at their farm, "Llangollen," near
DIR c. Irwin Hill, who spent several
months at Berlin, Germany attending special
course of lectures. has returned. He is son
of DR.. Charles G. Hill, of Arlington, with
whom he will practice.
Judge George e. Lynch, of Rockdale, I'd
district, who went on pleasure trip to Cali
| fornia, about six weeks ago, has returned. He
has brother living in San Francisco, with
whom he spent some time.
The engagement of DR.. A. G. Smink and
Miss Bertha NJ. Ijams is announced. The pros
| pective bride, who is teacher in the public
schools, is granddaughter of MIR. Joseph B.
| Mitchell, ST., formerly of Towson.
DIR. Harry S. Jarrett, of Towson, had the
| pleasure of call one day this week on Presi
dent Mckinley, at the White House in Wash
| ington. He was accompanied by Congressman
Baker, of this district, by whom he was intro
duced
Mrs. J. c. Cooper, of Wabrook, formerly
of Towson, who spent several weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. D. w. Barnett, in Newark, N.
| j., left this week for Salt Lake City, where she
| p Cooper.
Among the Baltimore county people who
attended the New York horse show this week
were Mrs. w. s. G. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Deford, Jr,, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Stewart
Diffenderffer, Mr.. Jervis Spencer, Jr., and Mr..
| Thomas Janney, Jr
Mr.. Henry c. Fritsch, well known bust
ness man of Baltimore, accompanied by his
brother, Mr.. James Fritsch, spent several days
the past week hunting in the vicinity of Perry
Hall. They were the guests of Mr. c. c..
Isenock, of that place.
Rev. George X. Warner, rector of st.
James P. E. Church, My Lady's Manor, Off
ciated at the marriage of his niece Miss Anne
N. Warner, and Mr.. George Stuart Horsey,
which took place at st. Peters Church, Balti-
more on Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Councilman, of
! Woodhome Farm, near Pikesville, will short
| ly sail for Europe and will remain abroad for
an indefinite period. Mrs. Councilman's
health has improved very much, but she has
not yet been entirely restored.
Capt. Henry Wilhelm, of the 9th district,
was in Towson on Friday, 23d inst, on bust
ness. He is president of the Eklo Republican
Club, that did excellent service in the late cam
| paign, and the members have decided to keep
it up as permanent organization.
State Senator Hubner was in Towson on
| Wednesday. He is not very well pleased with
| the talk in some quarters about the new Bal
timore county road law. He thinks those who
are now condemning it should be willing to
give it fair trial before passing Judgment
Mr. Philip I. george, head Of the 7. T..
George Company, of Baltimore. made bust
ness trip to Towson on Wednesday By refer
ence to the advertising columns of THE UNION
today it will be seen that he is advertising his
| fine farm in Long Green Valley at private sale.
--Messrs. D. w. Stouffer and G. Frank
Ensor, who had successful cunning trip in
Virginia, have returned. Mr.. Stouffer is a son
of Mr.. William Stouffer, successful farmer
of the Sth district, and clerk in the office of
the Milk Producers Association in Baltimore.
Mr.. w. W. G. Stewart, of Cockeysville, a
| day or two after the late election, wrote to
Mrs Mckinley congratulating her upon the
reelection of her husband. He has received
reply in which the lady of the White House
thanks him for Ihis kindly sentiments of re-
gard and good will"
Rev. F. S. Lehman has accepted the call
to become pastor of the Lutheran Church at
Sweet Air and will be installed next Sunday,
Revs. e. l.. s. Tressel and VIM. Golladay, Off
ciating. Mr.. Lehman was educated at the
Capital University and Evangelical Lutheran
Seminary, Columbus, O.
Hon. J. Fred. @. Talbot was in Towson
on Tuesday for the first time since the election.
He was in excellent spirits and was warmly
greeted by many of his friends. The Talbot
phalanx" in Baltimore county is defeated, but
it don't appear to haveany idea of surrender
ing to the anti-Talbottites.
NJ 1Ob oil
on the Northern Central Railway, running be-
tween Baltimore and Harrisburg, was visitor
to Towson on Wednesday. He has been in
the employ of that company twenty-nine
years, twenty-five of which he has been an en-
gineer He is son of the late Jacob Smith,
of Phoenix, and bears an excellent reputation.
Mr. Thomas B. Butler has been appointed
by Gov. Smith, justice of the peace for the 9th
district. to fill vacancy. Mr.. Butler has been
engaged in the insurance business in Towson
for some years. and will continue the same.
He has an extensive acquaintance throughout
the county. Mr.. Buffers Office will be in the
Piper Building, opposite the east front of the
Court House.
-Messrs Elmer j. Cook and r. Grason
George, of the Towson bar, saw the great
YalePrinceton football game at Princeton. n.
j., last Saturday, when the Yale team van
pushed the Princetons. Mr.. Cook is an alum
nus of Princeton and met many of his friends
there. Among the many notable people of the
fourteen thousand who witnessed the game
was Mrs. Grover Cleveland.
The engagement is announced of DR.. r.
Percy Smith, of Sunnybrook and Miss Martha
b. Elliott, proprietor of the Aigburth Dairy
Towson The prospective bride is graduate
nurse of the Philadelphia Hospital, and has
resided here about year. DIR. Smith is pro-
fessor of hygiene and public health in the Bal
timore Medical College and member of the
Medical and Chrurgical Faculty of Maryland ;
also of the Baltimore County Medical Associa-
ton.
Will Contested-Claim of "Undue In
nuence. "-Messrs. Robert II. Bussey and o.
born ]. Yellott, counsel for Anna r. Eichel-
berger, Sophia b. Howard, Caroline NJ. Eichel-
berger, Samuel E. Eichelberger, Dwight L..
Eichelberger and Henrietta n Hayward, have
filed petition and caveat to the will of Samuel
E. Eichelberger, which was executed on No
vember 18th of the present year and only three
days before bis death. The petition alleges
that "at the time of the execution of the pa
per writing purporting to be last will the de-
ceased was incompetent to make valid deed
or contract, and that the execution thereof
was procured by undue influence and fraud
practiced upon the deceased" Mr.. Eichel-
berger lived many years at Cold Spring, York
road. The contestants are children by his first
marriage, his second wife surviving him.
RECEIVERS FOR THE EICHELBERGER ESTATE.
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