The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-07-21
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and will spend some time at Carlsbad, for the
benefit of his health.
Miss Florence Rider, daughter of Mrs. Ed
ward Rider, of Ruxton, sailed from Baltimore
for Boston on Tuesday.
Mr.. William B. Ogden, who had been the
guest of Mr.. l. M. Parr, Jr near Sherwood,
is now at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Moore, of Richmond. Va, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. William II. Wight. of kin
loch," near Cockeysville.
Mr.. Herbert Cromwell son of Mr.. Rich
ard Cromwell, has been spending some time
at the Traymore, Atlantic City.
Mr.. Leander Foreman and his son, Mr.. c.
G. Foreman, of Govanstown, have gone on a
pleasure trip to st. Paul, Mimi.
The Misses Ogier, daughters of Mr.. John
S. Oger, of Govanstown, have as their guest
Miss May Hudson, of Arkansas.
Miss Bessie Grason, of st. Mary's county,
has been spending some time with her aunt
Mrs. Thomas J. George, of Towson.
Mr.. Joseph Phipps, farm manager at
Hampton, near Towson, and Mrs. Phipps,
have gone to Rehoboth Beach to spend few
days.
Miss Anna Black of Baltimore, who had
been visiting the family of Mrs. Edwin Scott,
of Western Run Valley, bas returned to her
| home.
Mr.. Charles E. Fendall, of Towson, has
been appointed member of the campaign
committee of the Maryland Democratic Asso-
| citation.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Goodman Boyd, Mr.. Hen
| ry Boyd and Mr.. Q. Harris Ceilings, all of Luz
therville, have returned from visit to Allan
Mrs. Sarah Slade, one of the oldest resi-
dents of the 10th district, hos been very ill this
week. She is the mother of County Commits
sioner Slade.
Mrs. Nicholas J. Hutchins and family, of
| Belair are visiting the father of Mrs. Hutch
ms, ex-County Treasurer A. W. Shanklin, OF
Loeb Raven. :,
| lypoup oonfloman has hppn very sick this
week at his farm on the Pot Spring road, east
! of Timonium.
LIN Mt. Moriah Lodge, Towson. on Tues
| day night, County Treasurer Albert Fowble
took his first lesson in the mysteries OF the
Masonic order
Miss Ella NJ. Price, who had been visiting
Mrs. Upton Griffith and other relatives in the
9Th district, has returned to her home in Cham
payne, Illinois
Mr. Charles H. Mays, record clerk in the
office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, is suf-
fering from an attack of malarial fever at his
home in the 18th district
Rev. J. B. Henry, pastor of Taylor's Cir
| cult, M. E. Church South, and Mrs. Taylor,
have been visiting the former home of the
| latter, at Berryville, Va.
Rev R. G. Campbell, pastor of st. Josephs
| Catholic Church, Texas, will spend his two
weeks vacation at Atlantic City, leaving for
that place on the Both inst.
| Mr. Thomas Wright, head of the Mary
land Bleach Works, on the Falls road, and an
aged and highly esteemed citizen, is very sick
at his home near Rockland.
On account of painful accident to Mrs.
Fowler, wife of Chief Judge David Fowler,
they have been obliged to indefinitely postpone
| their proposed visit to Cobourg, Canada.
-Messrs Joshua F. Cockey, John Crowther,
Jr, e. Herman and John T. Cockey. all of this
county, who have been spending about two
months abroad, will sail for home today
Rev. M. ]. Walsh, on account of i'll health.
| ], nod 10 Sacred
ceeded by Rev. A. P. Camp, Of Washington.
| Mrs Mann, wife of Mr.. Harry e. Mann,
the we'll known member of the bar, and Misses
| Florence and Agnes Mann, are spending some
time at Clermont Hotel Blue Ridge Summit.
The family of Rev. w. E. Robertson,
pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, Towson,
have gone to Orange, Va. to spend some time.
Mr. Robertson will leave on the LIST of August
| for his vacation.
| Mr. Charles E. Fendall, who was a dele
gate to the Democratic National Convention,
on Monday night last delivered an address to
the Democratic League, Az East Baltimore
| street, Baltimore.
-Messrs. William Shepard Bryan and Edwin
Baeter, Jr., well known members of the bar,
will sail from New York for Europe next
Wednesday and spend the remainder of the
summer abroad.
Mr.. Thomas J. Lea, of Montgomery coun-
ty, for some years farm manager for Mr.. Henry
A. Parr, of this county, has, by the recent
death of an aunt, fallen heir to snug little
fortune of $4,000.
| DIR. H. Burton Stevenson, of Sherwood,
onstrator of obstetr les IN the Mary land General
Hospital, Baltimore.
! MIR. George Whitelock, a well known men,
Der of the bar, sailed from New York for Europe
few days ago. On Friday, July 27th be will
| be one of the guests at the banquet given by the
| English bar in London.
Mr.. Edward B. Owens, Baltimore COM
mission merchant, has rented for two months
the parsonage of Calvary Baptist Church,
Towson, the pastors family have gone to Vir-
gina for that length of time.
Mr.. w. S. G. Williams, of Long Green
Valley, who went to Europe last March,
sailed for home this week Mrs. Williams,
who is now at Ventnor, Isle of Wight. will
not return until September.
The professional card of DIR. Leila H. Pow
ers appears in the advertising columns of THE
UNION today. Sheis daughter of Rev. w. H.
H. Powers, rector of Trinity P. E. Church,
Towson, and her Office is at the rectory.
Mrs N. D. r. Allen and family, of Tow
son, are spending some time at their old home
in the upper end of the county. Mr.. Allen,
who was formerly county surveyor, holds
position in the internal revenue service.
DR. William G. McCurdy, who has been in
active practice in Hartford county, twenty, slx
years, has sold his handsome residence at Ma
donna and will shortly remove to Philadelphia.
| He is brother of DR.. A. G. McCurdy, OF
| ToWson.
Mrs. DeBaugh, of carlton, Hartford county,
was a visitor to Towson this week. She is the
widow of Adam DeBaugh, who was once
postmaster at Towson, and came here to trans
act some business in connection with the set
Element of her husbands estate.
This week marriage license was issued at
the Clerks office in Towson for Mr.. Stephen
f. Muller, principal of the public school at
| Fork, 18th district and Miss Blanche l..
Bradley, teacher of the school at Loreley, in
the same district. The prospective bride is
daughter of Mr. Patrick Bradley.
Mr.. A. Stirling, of the d. b. Merryman
| Company, auctioneers Baltimore, was visi-
tor to Towson on Thursday. He is resident
of Govanstown. Mr.. Stirling is son of the
late Archibald Stirling, Jr., who was once U.
S. District Attorney for Maryland.
| Mr.. William l.. Amoss, director of farmers
institutes in Maryland, while at the Agricul-
tural College on Wednesday said: Next year
1 am going to give only one institute in each
county, and that at the county centre, on ac-
count of not having enough funds"
Mr.. William Schumacher, Mrs. Schumach-
err and Miss Schumacher, of Baltimore county,
will attend the Interstate Christian Endeavor
Convention, which will be held at Mountain
Lake Park from the oath to the S0th of July.
Miss Eliza d. Longnecker, of Towson, is
| spending two weeks with the family of Mr..
George k. McGaw, of Baltimore, who are oc.
cupying for the summer their pretty cottage
at Beuna Vista Springs, Franklin county, Pa.
Lieut.. Col. Charles B. MCLEAN, of Towson,
|
vestigating the charges made by Brigader-
General Lawrason Riggs against two officers of
the Fifth Maryland Regiment of "insincerity
and breach of faith" These officers are Major
Henry NJ. Warfield and Capt. G. B. Clotworthy.
Miss Reiba Thelin, daughter of Mrs. Will
liam T.. Thein, of Mt Washington on We'd
nesday entered the nurses training school at
the Johns Hopkins Hospital as probationer.
Miss Theln, who is well known in social
circles, has been leader of the choir of st;
Johns p E. Church, Mt. Washington, and
also president of the Church Guild.
Miss Gilmore NJ. McGlone. daughter of Mr..
B. F. McGlone, formerly of Baltimore county,
will be married at "Eldon," her home in Able
marie county, Va, July Goth. to DR.. James
Morris Page, of that county. The prospective
groom is a cousin of Thomas Nelson Page, the
we'll known author, and is professor of lnathe-
mates in the University of Virginia Miss
McGlone is sister of Mr.. Harry B. McGlone,
of the 9Th district of this county.
"A party of boys has, for the past two
weeks, been camping out in tents on the
banks of Western Run, 9Th district, and hav-
ing a royal time bathing, fishing, hunting, etc.
The party is composed of John Merryman