The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-06-09

/ Mr.. Ohio s. Lee, Jr.. son of Col. Ohio 8
Lee, of Belair, will graduate at Princeton Col
| lege this month.
Bishop Paret will preach at the morning
service at Trinity Church, Towson, Sunday
| June 10th, at IL o'clock.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry F. Douglas. of Balti-
more, will spend the summer with the latter's
| father, Mr.. Thomas B. Todd, of Patapsco
| Neck.
Mr.. Benjamin A. Garrett, of Gemmil's,
| in the It'll district of this county, was one OF
this years graduates at Dickinson College,
| Carlisle, Pa.
MIR. Richard Swormstedt and family, who
| spent the past winter in Baltimore, have re-
turned to their farm at the head of Long
| Green Valley.
MIR. w. Gill Smith, who had been treasurer
of Towson Lodge, l. 0. O. F., for the past four
| teen years, declined reelection to that office
| on Thursday night.
The family of Mr.. r. Emory Warfield,
who spent the past winter in Philadelphia.
have returned to "Pot Spring" their country
| home, north of Towson.
Mrs. Waller of Virginia, has been the
| guest of Miss Urath Cockey, of Garrison"
near Pikesville, who gave card party in her
| honor last Saturday afternoon.
Misses Mary and Nora Bruff, twin daugh-
tiers of MIR. and Mrs. Thomas c. Bruff, of Tow
| son, graduated at Mrs. Bullock's private school
in Baltimore on Wednesday last.
Miss Mabel Shirley, of Hometown, York
| county, is visiting Miss Althea Hoshall, daugh-
ter Of Judge Melchor Hoshall, of the Orphans
| Court, at her home in the 9th district.
Prof. Albert s. Cook, of Reisterstown,
| who will become county school examiner on
the LIST of July, succeeding Prof. q. G. Ebaugh,
expects to remove his family to Towson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewart, who were
married at "Ivanhoe," near Towson, last Sat-
urday, are making tour of the larger cities OF
| the West. Later they will sail for Europe.
DIR. Martin L. Jarrett. of Jarrettsville, was
| among the Marylanders who attended the
| Confederate reunion at Louisville, KY, last
| week. He is brother of DR.. J. H. jarrett, OF
Towson.
Mr.. R. n. Webster of the Belair broker
age firm of Smith, Rouse & Webster, was in
Towson this week. They established business
about year ago and are meeting with we'll
merited success.
Mr. and Mrs. William s. Mallonee and
their daughter Miss Viola Mallonee, of Balti-
more, are spending the summer with Mr..
Ephriam Mallonee, of walnut Springs"
Baltimore county.
law Office of his brother, MIR. Arthur 4.
Shanklin, in Towson, as clerk and student.
He is the youngest son of Mr.. John w. Shank
lin, ex- Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Mr.. George B. Roberts has rented his
house at Sherwood, N. G. r. R., to Mr.. A. E.
Davis, of Baltimore, and with his family,
will spend the summer at Betterton, Md. For
the present they are at Westminster.
Harry q. Benson, of the 9th district of
this county, has been reelected foreman of
the printing Office at the Maryland School for
the Deaf and Dumb, at Frederick. Mr.. Ben
son is q graduate of that institution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua REGISTER quietly cele-
brated the sixteenth anniversary of their mar
riage at their home in Baltimore, on the I'd
instant. Mr.. REGISTER owns farm on Reyes
ter avenue, south of Towson, where he spends
much of his time.
&c nv Too
Piper, of Towson, who went to the Adiron-
dack mountains for the benefit of his health,
is improving rapidly. 1t is likely he will
spend the summer there. Mr.. Piper is
member of the bar.
Col. Benjamin F. Taylor, president of the
Antietam Monument Commission, has re-
ceived a personal letter from President Nc
Kinley, conveying his thanks fer the courte-
sizes shown him by Col. Taylor at the unveil-
ing ceremonies on Decoration Day.
Mr.. Lewis NJ Bacon, who was lay dele
gate to the General Conference of the M. e.
Church, which was held in Chicago, returned
few days ago. He attended every session Of
the Conference, which lasted nearly month,
and was pretty well tired out with the work.
-On Monday last Mr.. Samuel M. Shoe
maker, of Burnside" Green Spring Valley,
entertained Bishop Paret and about. seventy
was served on the porches, following there
were speeches by the Bishop and several others.
Mr. E. Glenn Perine and family have re-
moved for the summer to Homeland" their
beautiful old estate on Charles street avenue,
adjoining the Church of the Redeemer. This
place embraces several hundred acres and is
one of the most valuable estates in Maryland.
On Saturday last Rev. DR.. John f.
Goucher, president of the Woman's College,
and Mrs. Goucher, gave their annual lawn
fete at ALTO Dale," their beautiful country
place, near Pikesville, to the faculty and resi-
dent students of the college and the graduating
Of notneoPati1ic ebn.Seh. nqls ls.eleu a. TIC
County Clerks Office last Saturday as prac-
ticing physician. DR.. Powers, who is a
daughter Of Rev. w. H. III. Powers, rector OF
Trinity Church, Towson, is the first OF her
sex to register as physician in this county.
Mr.. Charles E. Fendall, equity clerk in the
office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, was
chosen by the Democratic State convention on
Tuesday one of the district delegates to the
Democratic National Convention which meets
in Kansas City, July 4th. Mr.. Fendall is an
earnest supporter of William Jennings Bryan .
Among the young ladies who graduated at
Miss Halls school in Baltimore on Tuesday
last were the following, all of Mt: Washing
ton Miss Lefty A. Robinson, daughter OF Mr..
O. E. Robinson Miss Marion B. Chapman,
daughter of Mr.. Henry G. Chapman. and Miss
Ann S. Gephart, daughter of Mr.. John Gep-
hart.
Cards have been issued for the marriage of
Mr.. William G. Shriver and Mrs. jamie W:
Martin, of Baltimore. The ceremony will
take place at st. Johns Independent Metho-
dist Church, Liberty street, Thursday evening,
June 14th, at o'clock. Mr.. Shriver, who
has many acquaintances in the county, has
charge of the carpenter work at the Sheppard
Asylum.
Among the graduates at the annual COM
mencement of the Maryland Institute Schools
of Art and Design on Tuesday night were
Miss Rebekah n Brogden, daughter OF Mrs:
James Brogden, of Long Green Valley ana
Miss Ethel P. Bowen, daughter of Mr.. Joseph
s. Bowen. Of Towson. Miss Brogden received
gold medal.
SMr. James K. Keech, who was one OF this
years graduates at the General Theological
Seminary in New York city, is now. visiting
his home here. He will be ordained deacon
in Trinity Church, Towson, June l4th. and
soon thereafter will enter upon his ministerial
duties at Cumberland, Md. Mr.. keech is a son
of the late William s. Keech.
MIR. and Mrs. Frederick Gross, OF Canton.
celebrated the twenty-tifth anniversary OF
their marriage on Tuesday night, when they
received the congratulations OF many frends.
Among the presents they received was beau
tiful service of silver from their children. On
Thursday Mr.. Gross sailed from New York
for Europe and will spend several months
abroad visiting the Paris Exposition and the
place of his birth in Germany.
The many friends of Mr.. j. Morris Bald.
win, highly esteemed citizen ana farmer OF
| continued serious sickness, from which his
recovery is not expected. Mr.. Baldwin is a
widower, his wife having died about fifteen
wears ago. He has two daughters and one
son. One of the daughters is the wife of Or.
| John s. Green. of Long Green Valley. Mr..
| Baldwin is in the SD year of his age.
Baltimore county will have four graduates
at the annual commencement at the Maryland
Agricultural College. which will take place
| June 10th to 18th. Their names and the thesis
| of each is as follows: Edward s. Choate,
Randallstown, "Wood Turning Lathe" An.
drew s. r. Grason, Towson, Horse Industry =
William D. Croft, Owings' Mills, "Condimen-
tai Foods;' r. Moore Jenifer, Loeb Raven,
"Minor Injuries and Their Treatment.
DIR. A. G. McCurdy, of Towson, who was
an applicant for the position of superintendent
| of the Maryland House of Correction, was
| turned down by the Board when it met at that
institution on Thursday, and Mr.. Jesse Moore,
| of Washington county, was chosen for that
position. DR.. McCurdy put up very strong
| fight for the place and deserves credit for the
| extraordinary energy he displayed. While be
did not succeed he is by no means cast down
| and is especially thankful to his friends who
so faithfully stood by him.
in February last Mr.. Edward +. Dunning
whose family is now living in Boston, came
here to his former home in such condition Of
health that it was thought he could not Ions