The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-06-16
Personal Mention.

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of Towson, has gone to Newark, N. j.. to en-
Z gage in business.
Mrs. Wallace Keith, of Chicago, is visiting
her parents, MIR: and Mrs. George Brown, of
"Brooklandwood"
Mr.. Eli Benson, Of Carroll county, Md,
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. John Bond,
of Western Run Valley.
Mr. NJ. B. Corkran, of Lutherville, who is
foreman in the Baltimore postofice, has had
his salary increased 500 year.
Mr.. John B. Hartman, of Milwaukee, Wis,
is spending some time with his mother, Mrs.
F. B. Hartman, of Owings' Mills.
Chief Judge David Fowler spent several
days this week with his friend Mr.. Joseph B.
Hanway, of Joppa, Hartford county.
Mr.. Ralph Robinson, of the Baltimore
bar, with his family, are occupying their cot
tage at Roland Park for the summer.
Mrs Catharine A. Moore has rented her
home "Glenmore," near Brookiandviile, Tor
the summer and is temporarily staying in
Washington.
Rev. Chester NJ. Smith, who has been
rector of Trinity P E. Church, Long Green,
little over year, has rendered his resignation
to the vestry.
Mr.. james w. Tyson and family, of Bal
timore, as has been their custom for some
years, have gone to South Stafford, Vermont,
for the summer.
Rev. George X. Warner. rector Of St.
Richmond, Atlantic City. His health has
much improved.
Mr.. K. Maurice Shanklin, who is mana
ger for an oil company in the South, is visit
ing bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs John w. Shank
| lin, near Loeb Raven.
Mr.. Alex. Y. Dolfield, cashier of the Ger
man-American Bank of Baltimore, has re-
| moved with his family to his farm in the 4th
district of this county for the summer.
DIR. Harry s. Jarrett, of Towson, will
today accompany his wife and little son to
Cape May. n. j., where they, will spend the
summer. He will return on Monday next.
Mr.. James A. Clark and family have
closed their Eutaw Place residence and are
now at "Lawndale' their country home on
the Western Maryland R. R., for the summer.
Mrs Richard Hail Peasants, of Idaho"
near Towson, has issued cards announcing the
marriage of her daughter, Elizabeth Poultney,
and Mr.. Charles Stewart on Saturday, June
I'd, 1900.
Mr.. Henry S. Jean, of the I'd district of
this county, will be one of the assistant SER
geants- alarms at the Republican National
Convention which will meet in Philadelphia
next Tuesday.
! ter of Mr.. Thomas r. Jenifer, is spending
| some time with Miss Sylvester, daughter of
| Capt. Sylvester, president Of the Maryland Ag-
ricultural College.
Mrs. Washington Stevenson and her
| daughter, Miss Anna Belle Stevenson, of Eel
| lowship." near Towson, left on Thursday for
Philadelphia. where they will spend some
| time with friends
Mr.. Henry c. Turnbull, who had been su-
| perintendent of Trinity Protestant Episcopal
| Sunday school, Towson, for some years, has re-
signed, the condition Of his health making
| such step necessary.
Mr.. Harry Phipps, Towson business
| man, who has been in a critical condition for
some time, has been worse this week and his
| death may occur at any hour. Dr. J. ii.
| Jarrett is attending him.
-Messrs. Harrison Rider, Robert II. Wright
R. Grason George, Robert E. Wright and sew
eral others went to New York on Friday night,
18th instant, for the purpose of attending the
Sheepshead Bay races today.
DR. and Mrs Joseph R. Owens, of Hyatts-
| Vile Nd are visiting the latter's brother, Mr..
Charles A. Councilman, of Bloomfield"
| Worthington Valley. DR.. Owens is treasurer
| of the Maryland Agricultural College.
Mr.. Theodore F. Wilcox, cashier of the
| Old Town Bank, whose home is at Glyndon,
W. NJ. r. R., is very successful amateur
florist. He has 600 rose bushes of 100 varie-
| ties, beside other flowers in profusion.
| Miss Lucia Davis, who is student at
| Bryn Mawr College, near Philadelphia, has re-
! turned to her home at Warren, 9Th district
for the summer vacation. She is a daughter
of Mr.. C. S. Davis, manager of Warren Mills:
Mr. James w. Hollitield and wife, Of Bal
! timore, are spending some time with Mr. John
Bond, of Western Run Valley, who is the
father of Mrs. HolIifield. Mr.. Holliheld, who
| had been very sick for some time, is recovering.
| Mrs. Paret. who was lately married to the
Bishop of Maryland, accompanied her husband
| when he came to Towson on Thursday to con-
| duct the ordination ceremonies. She appeared
| to be much pleased with the reception ac-
| corded her.
Mr.. James NJ. Anderson, of the 10th dis
| trict, who underwent an operation at the
| Union Protestant Infirmary, Baltimore. sew
| elal weeks ago. has almost entirely recovered
and returned to his home, near Phoenix, on
EE5lday J5S Sth Instant 1 ,,.,.,,, VA ata. 81
ANIMAL reunion four days next week, com
| mencing on Monday. Mrs. Burke, wife of
| Judge N. Charles Burke, of Towson, is presi-
| dent of the association.
The general averages attained by the Bal
timore county students who graduated this
| week at the Maryland Agricultural College
were as follows: Andrew S. R. Grason, 84.7;
William d. Croft, S0.2; Robert Moore Jenifer,
| 1873; E. S. Choate, 95.3.
North on an engineering trip, will return to-
| day for short visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Hall Harris, of Ivy Hill, on the Har-
ford road. Mr.. Harris is grandson of the
| late Hon. J. Morrison Harris.
Mr.. J. s. Woodward, son of DR.. J. s.
| Woodward, resident physician Of the Mary
! land Steel Works at Sparrow's Point, sailed
this week for Antwerp, Belgium. He is
| student of the Baltimore Medical College and
| it is his purpose to visit some of the medical
schools of Europe.
Mr.. Irving NJ. Scott. OF San Francisco
| CAL has this week been spoken of for second
| place on the National Republican ticket He
| Is q native of Baltimore county and a son of
| the late Rev. John Scott, of Western Run
| Valley, who was prominent minister of the
| Society OF Friends.
Misses Mary and Nora Bruff, twin daugh-
tiers of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G.. Bruff of
| Towson, have gone to Newark, Del, to visit
| their uncle, Hon. William III. Purnell, who is
| professor Of Science and Literature in Della
ware College, and TO attend the commence
| ment week exercises of the college.
AT the annual commencement OF Dickin-
son College, Carlisle, Pa, Rev: George Q.
Bacon, pastor of Union Square NJ. e. Church.
Baltimore, was honored with the degree of
Doctor of Divinity. DR.. Bacon is q native OF
Baltimore county and brother of Mr.. Lewis
M. Bacon, member of the Towson bar.
AT the annual commencement OF the
MARYLAND Agricultural College, held this
week, Mr.. Edw. S. Choate was awarded the
Alumni medal for excellence in mechani-
| cal engineering. He is q son Of Mr.. r. 3. W.
Choate, of the I'd district, member of the
House of Delegates from Baltimore county.
We received letter this week from Mr..
William P. Cooper, secretary and manager OF
the publishing house of Polk d Co., Salt Lake
| City, Utah, enclosing a very neatly engraved
card announcing the birth, April 2lst, 1900, Of
Ralph Polk Cooper. The happy father is
native Of Towson and son OF Mrs. Nelson
| Cooper.
Mr.. Thomas Edgar Bussey, who was re-
Gently elected treasurer OF the Board of Edu-
cation of New York city, is cousin OF Mr..
r. H. Bussey, of the Baltimore county bar.
He is 80 wears of age and has been resident
of that city eight years. Mr.. Bussey will re-
ceive salary Of So, 500 for disbursing annual
" $40, 100000.
Among the graduates at the annual COM
mencement of Princeton College, held this
week. were Messrs. Harvey L. Jones and
Henry p. Sanders, both Of Highlandtown,
Baltimore county. Mr.. Jones is son of Rev:
]. Wynne Jones, pastor of Abbott Memorial
Church, and Mr.. Sanders is son of Mr..
Edward Sanders.
Mr.. George Z. Shelley. of the 10th district,
and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Price and Mr.. William
Henry Price, of the 9Th district, attended the
Friends quarterly meeting held at Sandy
Spring Montgomery county, last Saturday
and Sunday. Mr.. Shelley says the drought
Is more serious in that section OF the State
than it is in Baltimore county.
Among the graduates at the annual COM
mencement of the Notre Dame Of Maryland,
near Govanstown, held this week, was Miss
Marie Loretta Lilly, who received the degree
Of bachelor of literature. She is q daughter OF
Mr.. Harry Lilly, of Long Green Valley: Attn
same commencement Miss Dorothy Homer,
daughter OF Mr.. Joshua Homer, of Ashland,
was among the prize winners.
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