The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-12-22
Personal Mention

DR.. Charles O'Donovan, who spent seyera
months in Paris and London, has returned.
Mr.. A. T. Perkins, young business mar
of Chicago, spent last Sunday with his broth
ers, Messrs. John G. and Joseph B. Perkins. o.
Towson.
Miss Ruth Ennis, daughter of Mr.. Will
liam r. Ennis, of Warren, 9Th district ba,
gone to Lancaster, South Carolina, to visit
relatives.
Mrs. Henry T. Douglas, of Elkins, West
Va, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Thomas B. Todd, of North Point farm, Pa.
tapsco Neck.
Mrs. NJ. F. Lackey and her son, Mr.. Oscar
f. Lackey, of Sherwood, Baltimore county,
who went to Santiago, Cuba, several months
ago, have returned.
Mr. William H. Read, a retired truck
farmer of Lauravile, Hartford road, is suffer-
ing very much with q carbuncle, the fifth he
has had in two years.
Mr.. S. Edgar Cockey, of Towson, cele-
| brated bis birthday on Tuesday by giving a
sumptuous dinner to a number of county Of
ficials and other invited guests.
Mrs j. II. Rieman, Mrs. Charles Z. RE
man and Miss Rieman, of "Dumbarton," near
Towson, spent this week in New York on q
shopping tour. They registered at the Abe
marie.
Col. Levin Lake and family have closed
their country house, near Glen-Arm, lower
| Long Green Valley, and are now at their St.
Paul street residence, in Baltimore, for the
winter.
Mr.. John T. Riley, who was for many
| years connected with the company that opera
ted Ashland furnaces at Ashland, N c. r. r.,
is reported to be very sick at his home in
| Duquesne, Pa.
DIR. Lingafd 1. Whiteford, we'll known
| young physician of Parkville, Hartford road,
| has applied to the County Commissioners for
| appointment as vaccine physician for his
| neighborhood.
DIR. J. McKendree Kemp, an erstwhile
| physician, farmer and Democratic politician
of the 4th district, who sold his personal prop
erty few days ago, will shortly remove his
family to Virginia.
Mr.. A. H. Baker has disposed of his bust
ness at Red Lion, York county, and will short
| ly take possession of the farm in the 9th dis
trict of this county that he lately purchased
| from Mr.. George F. Miller.
Col. Charles B. Rogers, ex-school examiner
of this county, attended the teachers institute
in Baltimore on Tuesday and received an ova-
| ton at the hands of the teachers, with whom
| he was always very popular.
Mr.. Charles J. Hull, of the Baltimore bar,
was admitted to practice in the Circuit Court
dent of the 18th district and his Office is at 40
| South Sharp street, Baltimore.
Miss Lucia Davis, daughter of Mr.. G. s..
| Davis, manager of the Warren Mills, near
Cockeysville, returned from Bryn Mawr
School, near Philadelphia on Thursday last,
to spend the Christmas holiday.
| Capt. A. W. Eichelberger, president of the
| BALTIC. 81 Hanover Division of the Western
Maryland Railroad, celebrated his SD birth
| day few days ago. He is still an active man
and takes lively interest in the affairs of his
road.
| Rev Francis B. La Barrier, who built the
handsome Baptist Church at Hampden during
| his pastorate there, has received a call to the
| First Baptist Church, Salem, n. j. At pres
ent he has charge of Riverside Church, Balti-
more.
DR. Cornelius Deweese for four years path
ologist at the Maryland Hospital for the Insane,
| near Gainesville, has resigned and will enter
| the Government Hospital for the Insane, at
| Washington, to take up the work of pathology
there.
near Sweet Air is occupying house on Nc
Culloh street, Baltimore, for the winter. He
may abandon farming entirely, in which case
he will shortly make gale of his personal
(property
l Jennie NJ. Abel, of Sherwood, N. c. r. R.,
4 who went abroad some time ago, are now in
\ Egypt Mr.. Abel and Miss A bell are the son
I and daughter of the late George w. Abel, of
>the Baltimore San.
Rev W. F. Roberts, senior pastor of Great
| Falls Circuit, is suffering from an attack OF
grip and will not be able to fill his appoint
ments at Back River and Ebenezer churches
| next Sunday. Rev. James l.. Carmine, of Bal
| timore, will preach for him.
Mr.. D. +. Maroney, general superinten-
| dent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at
Pittsburg has also been appointed general SUI
perintendent of the Pittsburg Junction Rail-
| road line connecting the B. & o. with its
| Pittsburg and Western railroad.
| DIR. G. NJ. Bosley, formerly of Towson,
who went to the Church Home and Infirmary
! in Baltimore last week, on account of slight
indisposition, is much better. Hismany Bal
timore county friends will be pleased to learn
| that his attack was not at all serious.
Y Mr.. Frank /. Duncan, of Baltimore coun-
4 ty, has been appointed by the Governor a
| member of the Board of Managers of the
! H. Wright, resigned. Mr.. Wright was elected
treasurer of the Board, but never acted in that
! capacity.
! The marriage of Miss Margaret DAILY,
daughter of the late Marcus DAILY and Mr.. H.
| Carroll Brown, son of Mr.. George Brown, of
Observation-Disclosures, y is announced TO take place
| in New York, January I'd. 1t will be strictly
private affair, owing to the recent death OF
Mr.. DAILY.
MIR John H. Richardson, well known
member of the bar, this week moved his fam
| lily into his handsome new house, on Eastern
avenue, near Clinton street, Canton, just COM
| peted at a cost of about SO 900. It has all
modern improvements and is altogether an at
| tractive home.
Mr.. Samuel NJ. Webb, principal of the
|
| Towson on Tuesday for short time, his
school being closed on account of the institute.
| Mr.. Webb is native of Hartford county and
| is connected with the Scarfs, prominent fam
lily of that county.
Mr. John Arthur, of Fork, 18th district, who
| is a member of the School Board, this week
attended the Teachers Institute in Baltimore,
and was very much pleased with what he saw
| and heard. He thinks these institutes will be
the means of accomplishing great deal OF
! good for the teachers.
Mr.. VIM. H. Bosley, Jr., and MI. VIM.
X. Hubner were on Thursday admitted to
| practice before the Supreme Bench of Balti-
more city. Mr.. Bosley is son of Mr.. VIM. H.
| Bosley of the banking house of John 5. Git
tings & Co., and Mr.. Hubner is a son OF State
Senator John Hubner, of this county.
r DR. A. c. McCurdy, of Towson, with the
4 Maryland Dental Association, spent last Sat-
urday in Washington as the guests of the Den
\ tai Association of the District of Columbia.
| After a round of sightseeing there was a
splendid banquet at the Ebbitt House, at
(which over one hundred guests were seated;
\ Justice Henry Walter, of Perry Hall, llth
district, who sold his farm stock and nipple
ments a few days ago, has removed his family
to Baltimore. He will continue as secretary OF
the building association at Perry Hall and will
return there every Wednesday, and oftener, il
necessary, to look after his magisterial bust
| ness
MIR. George P. Wier who was very sick with
typhoid fever at the home of his wife's father,
in Somerset county, is rapidly recovering and
will soon be able to return to the residence OF
his father, Mr.. Charles H. Wier, west of Tow
son. DIR. II. Burton Stevenson, of Sherwood,
who was summoned to the bedside of Mr..
Wier to consult with his attending physician,
returned to his home this week
" Rev w. H. II. Powers rector of Trinity
P. E. Church, Towson will go to New York
4 on the first of January and the next day per-
K form the marriage ceremony between Mr.. ID
Il Carroll Brown, of "Brooklandwood," Balti-
Il more county, and Miss Margaret DAILY, daugh-
/ ter Of the late Marcus DAILY, who died in that
|, city few weeks ago. Quarters for Mr.. Powers
n have already been engaged at the Waldorf
Astoria.
n Mr.. Joshua Parsons of Baltimore, was
among the callers at THE UNION Office on
Thursday. At one time Mr.. Parsons owned
much valuable real estate in the Sd district oil
this county, where he spent many years Of
his life, but he has disposed of all of II except
about Is acres of the property upon which he
formerly resided. That section of the county
has made wonderful advancement in the last
few years, the land having literally grown
into money.
On Friday morning, Decembe Dist, School
Commissioner VIM. b. Krout, of Baltimore
county, addressed both the white and colored
teachers institutes, now in session in Balti-
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