The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-03-31
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: Miss Mary A. Zweizig, of Reading, Pa, i.
visiting Mrs. s. A. Won Riesen, of Lutherville
Miss Gilmore P Davis, of La Plata Charles
county, is visiting Mrs. Thomas R. Jenifer, oil
Loeb Raven.
Col Levin Lake and his son. who had
been abroad for several months, returned a
few days ago.
MIR. and Mrs. Angus Cameron, of Roland
Park, registered at the Waldorf-Asto New
York city, on Thursday.
Mr.. Robert H. Bussey, member of the bar,
has been confined to his home at Cockeysville
this week by sickness.
Mr.. Calvin s. Harlan, we'll known civil
engineer of the 18th district, is now engaged
IN surveying in Warwick county, Va.
Mr.. John |. Anderson, of the Hillen road
has been summoned as a member of the petit
jury of the United States District Court.
Misses Margaret and Helen Ri1gely, daugh-
tiers of Mr.; John Ridgely, of Hampton, have
been spending some time at Atlantic City.
Mr.. W. Gill Smith, counsel to County
Treasurer Fowble, has been sick and confined
to his home in Towson several days this week.
MIR. and Mrs G.. Howard Stirling, of
"Ellnor," Green Spring Valley, are visiting
MI Sellers, of Philadelphia, Pa, Mrs. Strings
Miss Irene Bosley, daughter of Mr.. James
A. Bosley, of Bosley Postoffice, is spending
some time with relatives and friends in Har-
| ford county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester B. Turnbull will rent
their pretty country place, Auburn Cottage"
south OF Towson, and spend the coming sum-
mer in Virginia.
Hon. John K Cowen has been elected
| president ofthe National Sound Money League
succeeding Hon. ]. Sterling Morton, of Ne
| braska, resigned.
Miss Sallie Cromwell, daughter of Mrs.
| Richard Cromwell, of 625 st. Paul street, Bal
timore, who had been very i'll with diphtheria,
is rapidly recovering.
Mrs. Jackson Curry, of Jacksonville, 10th
| district, who had been spending some time
| with relatives in West Philadelphia, Pa, has
returned to her home.
Mr.: J. Marion Quinlin. who had been WIS.,
lting his old home near kingsville, 18th dis
| trict, has returned to New York city, where he
is engaged in business.
DIR. Jas. +. H. Gorsuch, the well known
physician of Fork, 18th district, is confined to
his home by sickness Prof. Finney, of Bal
timore is attending him.
Mr.. Oscar Wolff, of the Baltimore law firm
OF Niles u Wolff, having purchased home in
Green Spring Valley, has removed his family
there to reside permanently.
Rev. William j. Ncoll, of the Baptist
Church. who had been living in Baltimore
some time has removed his family back to
his former home at Hereford.
Mr.. e. Lynn Painter, who was lately ad-
United to the bar has opened an office at Dol
st. Paul street, Baltimore. He also has an
office at his home at Owings' Mills.
MIR. Charles Z. Corkran and family. who |
spent the past winter in Boston, are now at |
their home, "Eldon," Lutherville, where they
will remain during the spring months.
Mr.. w. Harrison Curtis of the 10th dis |
trict, was taken suddenly sick while on his
way to Towson few days ago and, after re-
ceiving medical attention here, returned to his .
home.
Mr.. A. A. Piper, of the Towson bar, has
been chosen member of the executive COM
mittee of the Maryland Democratic Associa-
ton, which is running the Bryan campaign in
Maryland.
-Ex-State Senator G. Bohn Slingluff passed
his sixtieth birthday last Wednesday. He is
spending the winter at his farm on Chestnut
Ridge, his wife and one of his daughters be-
ing abroad.
MIR. Henry A. Parr one of the American
Commissioners to the Paris Exposition, has al
and he and Mrs. Parr will occupy it early in
the summer.
Judge N. Charles Burke of Towson, was
one of State Senator Hubner's guests ON Thurs
day, during the recess of the Legislature when
q number of Senators and others were taken
for a short trip on the bay.
Mr.. Henry Dubbs has rented and is now
occupying the fine farm of Mrs. Susan j.
Plath, near Shawan, 9Th district. He is son
of Mr.. George W. Dubbs, we'll known farmer
of the same neighborhood.
Mr.. Peter Temper, well known resident
OF Putty HILL Belair road, who had been
very sick for some time with complication of
diseases, is now able to be out He is attended
by Dr. IlD6arQ l.. WllteIOrQ.
Mr.. John MoOreS, who has been men,
Der of the Deer Creek Farmers Club twenty
years, failed to attend the last meeting, due to
a slight indispositiun, and this was the first
one he missed during all those years.
-Messrs. George r. Willis and Alex. Y.
Dolfield are named among the incorporates
of the 18th German-Amer1can Building Asso-
citation that has just been organized in BaIti-
more, with capital stock of $4,000.
The family of Chief of Police A. 7. Street,
will continue to reside on the farm near Glen
Arm alton, lower Long Green Valley. They
q regular summer IxsIIefIt mere. -z;u hannme
to the family of Taylors who own the large |
estate at Taylor's Meeting House, on the Hill
len road.
Mr. John B. Hunter who will this week
be succeeded as superintendent Of the aims
house by Mr.. E. G. Tracey, has removed his
family to Baltimore His farm in the 9TH dis
trict is rented and he cannot get possession of
it for some time.
Mrs. D. NJ. Matthews, of "Brookwood,"
Dulany's Valley, who had been sick for some
time had an operation performed at the Mary
land University Hospital, in Baltimore, on
Tuesday last. at last accounts her condition
was slightly improved
Mr. James Getty, who was for many
years engaged in the dry goods business on
North Gay street. Baltimore, and who was
we'll known to hundreds of Baltimore county
people, celebrated his seth birthday few days
ago. Mr.. Getty still enjoys excellent health.
1t is said that Mr. Daniel Shamberger, the
present incumbent, will be an applicant Tor
the office of assistant examiner when the
School Board is recognized, May lst. de has
made most attentive and capable officer and
his retention would meet with general APP
proval.
Mr.. E. Halstead, proprietor of Halstead's
popular hotel Park Heights avenue was in
Towson on Thursday and met many of his
friends and patrons. His house is one OF the
best of its kind in the country and Mr.. Hal
stead gives his personal attention to every de-
tail in the running of it.
Rev. James W. Campbell, pastor of Chest
nut Grove Church, Sweet Air, will preach the
opening sermon at the two hundred and six.
tenth annual meeting of the Presbytery OF
Baltimore, which will begin Monday, April
10th, at Fulton Avenue Presbyterian Church,
Baltimore and continue four days.
Mr.. VIM. Pinkney Whyte, Jr., grandson
of Ex-Governor VIM. Pinkney Whyte, will be
married next Wednesday, to Miss Camilla
Hammond Herbert, daughter OF the late Gen.
James r. Herbert, of Baltimore. Mr.. Whyte
who is well known in this county, is private
secretary to Congressman James W. Denny.
Farmers Club Of1cers.-At the last meet
ing of the Junior Gunpowder Agricultural
Club the following officers and committees
were chosen for the ensuing year Executive
Committee, Granville Matthews, e. E. Scott
and w. D. Curry; Nominating Committee, D.
S. Pearce Charles II. Price and U. ID. Tarbert;
Treasurer Is. Nj. Brooksi secretary, w. w.
| c.. Stewart. The standing committees are
Machinery. George E. Shelley, Charles H.
Price and Frank G. Scott; Fertilizers, Thomas
| V. Richardson, E. E. Scott and Granville
| Matthews.
At the same meeting committee, composed
| of Messrs E. E. Scott, Granville Matthews
and Thomas v Richardson, was appointed to
| confer with Messrs e Cuttings Merryman, a.
| B. Gardiner, Jr., and James B. Ensor, a COM
mttee of the Senior Club, relative to the adj
visibility of holding local Farmers Institute
| some time this spring.
New Baltimore County License Law
! The Legislature now in session has passed
| law that mo person or resident conducting
| business in Baltimore county shall sell any
| goods or merchandise whatever in Baltimore
county unless he shall first take out the license
now prescribed by law; and no person, not
residing in Baltimore county and not paying
| said licanse whether dealer merchant. store