The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-05-26
Personal Mention. :.

Mr.. Carlton NJ Slagle, son of Mr.. Charles
w. Slagle, will spend the coming summer IN
foreign travel.
moved for the summer to their country place
at Warren, 9Th district.
Mrs. Walter Dulany and family have
closed their town house and removed for the
summer to Sudbrook Park.
Mrs. T. V. Warthen, of Ruxton. n. G. K.
R., is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. A. j..
Warthen, of Front Royal, Va.
MIR. and Mrs. Josias j. George have re-
moved for the summer to their country place
near Jenkins postofice, Long Green Valley.
Mr.. Harry Love, of Jefferson, Indiana is
Cockeysville. He is son of Mr.. A. 7. Love.
Mrs. Arthur Boehm, of Aigburth Park,
adjoining Towson, who spent several weeks
with friends in Talbot county, returned this
week.
Mrs. Louisa Riddle, widow of Charles ].
Riddle, of Fork, 18th district, is spending some
time with friends at Forest Glen, Montgomery
county, Md.
John Ridgely, of Hampton, who spent about
two months at Old Point Comfort, Va, re-
turned this week.
Mr.. Sam'I NJ. Rankin, of the 18th district,
is foreman of the present Grand Jury. He is
a retired farmer and was formerly president OF
the School Board.
Miss Mary Repass, of Allentown, Pa, and
Miss Charlotte Kostenbader, of Chatauqua,
Pa. are visiting Miss Mary E. Parks, at her
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Maurice Watkins, Jr.,
will celebrate their wooden wedding next
Monday evening. Mr.. Watkins is stenogra-
pher to the Circuit Court.
Mr.. Frederick w. Feldner, well known
member of the bar, will sail in few days for
Europe and will make an extended tour, which
will include the Paris Exposition.
DIR. J. ]. Caldwell, of Baltimore, is I'M
proving from the injuries sustained by being
thrown from carriage short time ago. he
formerly resided at Dover, this county:
Miss Lena Otto of Sharpsburg, Washing
ton county, Nd, will spend the summer with
her uncle, Mr.. William Stouffer, at his beauti-
full farm near Sparks Station, N. G. K. H..
Mr.. George w. Yellott, president of the
Baltimore County Agricultural Society, who
went on pleasure trip to Texas and the South
about month ago, returned last Saturday
Judge William B. Sands, who served on
the bench of the Orphans Court with mucn
credet to himself, was in Towson on Friday
morning and called on q number OF frlends
here.
Mr.. Hugo E. Fiddis, who has been connec-
ted with the Union National Bank OF West
minister thirty-seven years, latterly as teller,
has resigned. Ill health is assigned as the
cause.
turned from their wedding journey and are
now at their home, "Hawthornden, west OF
DIR. Charles G. w. Macgill has been chosen
| Catonsviile, to the diocesan convention which
will meet in Baltimore next Wednesday and
Mr.. John M. Glenn of Baltimore county,
| was reelected president of the Conference OF
| Charities and Corrections, the national conven'
ton of which was held at Topeka Kansas
Several ladies OF the Bishops Guild oil
| Trinity Church, Towson, on Monday afternoon
| last attended the reception OF Bishop ana MIS-
Paret at their residence, lilo Madison avenue
| Baltimore.
public school at Hebbville, I'd district, will
leave today for Norfolk, Va, to witness next
| Mondays eclipse of the sun, which will be
total there.
Mr.. Peter Ruhl, who had been superinten-
dent of weighing at the Eastern Scales under
Governor Lowndes; has resumed tne nie IA Il.
surance business. He is at present residing at
Walbrook.
Rev. w. e. Robertson, pastor of Calvary
Baptist Church, Towson, who has been spend
ing a week at GAINESVILLE, Charlotte county,
Va, will return in time to conouct MS regular
services next Sunday.
Mr.. John H. Fowler, formerly OF Balti'
more county, is now the magistrate at the
Southern Police Station. Baltimore he ID
brother of Chief Judge David Fowler, OF the
Third judicial Circuit. ,
The marriage of Miss Lena Dilworth
daughter of Mr.. George Dilworth, OF tne litI
district and Mr.. John Hofferbert OF Balii
more, will take place in Fork Christian Church
Mr.. Joshua Parsons, OF Baltimore, for
merly of the Sd district. was visitor to Tow
son on Wednesday. He still has valuable
Continues to personally look after. =.
Mr.. James NJ. Anderson, OF the 10th dis
trict. who had an operation for calculus per
formed at the Union Protestant lnfirmary II
Baltimore, on the 18th inst, has been entirel!
e. q and is improving rapidly.