The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-06-02
Personal Mention

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MIR. C. Philip Laurenson, who former
resided in Towson. is now resident of Ell
colt City.
-Messrs. John and Robert Horner, sons ,
Mr.. Joshua Horner, Of Ashland, have gone [
the Island of Cuba
Hampton, near Towson, have taken q cottaQ
at Oakland, Md. for the summer
Mr.. Beale r. Howard and family, VIII
spent the past winter in Washington, have r,
turned to their farm on Ny Lady's Manor.
Rev. John |. Yellott and wife, of Howar
county. are visiting the formers parents
Major and Mrs. John /. Yellott of Towson.
Rev. DR.. c. Herbert Richardson, presidn
elder of Baltimore district NJ. E. Church, ha
taken house at Roland Park for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Stewart Diffenderffer, O
Green Spring Valley, spent this week in Phila
delphia for the purpose of attending the hors
show.
Mrs. Oliver llhas rented her pretty hom
at Ruxton to Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Colby
of Baltimore, and will spend the summer il
Canada.
Mrs. Wesley A. Tucker, of Baltimore ha
again taken for the summer "Sudbrook," tn,
old family mansion Of the McHenrys, nea
Pikesville.
Mr.. James Mex. Merryman has beer
selected as one of the judges of hunters anC
Jumpers at the Atlantic City Horse Show, July
18th to 14th.
Mr.. Henry schwarr and family have re
moved for the summer to their country place
SHADY Grove" Bellona avenue, north O.
Govanstown.
Mr.. Edward S. Peerce and his son ant
daughter, who spent the past winter in Balti
more, have returned to their farm Fertility,
Dnlany's Valley.
Mr.. w. w. Edmondson and family, Of
'Blythewood, their beautiful country place
on Charles street avenue.
Mrs. Charles A. Muller, daughter of Mrs
Henry Hoen, of Dulany's Valley, has beer
elected one of the vice-p presidents of the
Audubon Society of Maryland.
Mrs. Franklin, wife of Mr.. Philip A. s
time with her sisters, the Misses Merryman, al
"Hayfelds, near Cockeysville.
Mr.. Charles G. Croft, who is connected
with the Standard Oil Company at Charleston,
W. Va, has been spending some time at his
former home, Glyndon, 4th district
Mr.. Asa B. Gardiner, Jr., of the Filston
Farm Company, and Mr.. Alex. Carr, of White
Hall, attended the great Cooper sale of Jersey
cattle, at Coopersburg, Pa, on Wednesday.
Pikesyille, attended the Confederate reunion
at Louisville, on Wednesday last. She is q
sister of Governor Beckham, of Kentucky.
Mr.. John Neubauer, ST., well known
truck farmer of Fullerton, Belair road who
had been very sick for some days, is now
1nuSn III PIoFeu. 1e 10 dltenueu ny LII. IL. l.
Whiteford.
Col. e. S. Young and wife, formerly of
Lutherville, who had been in Florida for the
past four months returned q few days ago.
The health of Mrs. Young was not benefited
by the trip.
Mr.. James Cooper, an aged farmer near
Partition, in the upper end of the county, came
to Towson on Thursday to pay his taxes. He
says the late IrOsts old no damage 10 the iruit
in his section.
MI Redmond =. Stewart and his brother,
Mr.. ". Plunkett Stewart, OF Baltimore county;
jumping classes at the Philadelphia Horse
Show this week.
Mr.. James M. Anderson, of the 10th dis
trict, who had an operation performed at the
Union Protestant Infirmary in Baltimore, two
weeks ago. was sitting mn This week and will
soon be entirely restored to health. ' wa
Mrs. Daniel Shealey. formerly of Towson.
who for a number of wears has held a nosition
in one of the departments in Washington. has
been confined to her home in that civ several
months suffering with sciatic rheumatism.
DIR. A. K. Wbiteford. of Parkyille. Har-
ford road. who has been sick for several
months. is at fhis time SLIGHTLY improved, al
though stiIl confined tn his home His SON.
DIR. Tineard T. Whifeford has fnIl charge of
his large practice.
Mr.. John ]. Lynch, who lately sold his
farm near Baldwin Long Green Valley has
taken nossession of the Valley Hotel On the
Dulanv;s Valley turnpike. Mr., Edgar
Cockey who formerlv Eent the hotel has Te-
tired from business.
Mr.. William r. Hoff. of the County
Clerks office. who had been confined for
several weeks tn his home at Sherwood.
suffering from a severe attack of rheumatism'
is again able to be ont and exnects to resume
his official duties in a few davs.
-Conntv Observation-Disclosures Knor and Slade
Col. Charles B. MCLEAN, Dr.. james H. Jarrett
and George W. Seipp were among those from
baltimore county who were present at the
ssassf On sss
attended the Philadelphia Horse Show this
week were Mr.. andlMrs Sam'l M. Shoemaker
N. Bosley Merryman, w. Gill Smith, W..
Piukney Craig, Eugene Poultney, Harry A..
Parr, Jr., Harry T. Quicker and John B. Long
necker
Mrs. John T. Graham, of Mount Wash
ington, was elected one of the vice-presidents
of the Maryland Public Health Association,
which held its third annual meeting in Balti-
more this week. DIR. L. Gibbons Smart of
association.
Announcement is made of the approach
ing marriage of Miss Emily B. Wilkins, daugh-
ter of Mr.. George B. Wilkins, and Mr.. George
F. Pentecost, Jr., of New York. The wedding
will be quiet affair and will take place at the
country home of the Wilkins family. near
Sherwood, this month.
Cards have been issued for the marriage of
Miss Eliza Grace Read, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William ID. Read. OF Lauraville, and Mr..
John Z. Lutz, OF Baltimore. The ceremony
VIII take place at Gatch.s Nd. 4; Cnurcn,
tuesday evening, June 18th, and Rev. w. r.
Roberts Will ofhclate. -
Co., Suhuay iass MI ana M[S, 1on 81 1a M
baTen ,ear Oatiand nnon
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anu The $1,000 ~ 1;a. ATTIC coro,, No.
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nounced to take place at historic ST. Thomas
Church Garrison Forest. Saturday. June 9th.
at 12M Owing To the recent death of Robert
North Elder. the prosnectiye groom's father.
the wedding will be a Quiet affair.
Gen. j e. Duryee. of New York. was in
Towson on Tuesday, in company with his
friend. Col. Benjamin F. Taylor, whom he ac-
companled TO- the Antietam battlefield on
Wednesday. Gen. Duryee commanded the
Maryland brigade, In which Col. Taylor's regi-
ment fought at the battle OF Antletam.
On Wednesday last Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Imwold, of 'Dulce Domum," near Towson,
entertained the Ladies Auxiliary OF the Ger
man Orphan asylum OF Baltimore. with their
escorts. VINO spent the Gay. one OF tne most
Pleasan. .sa'lies " .nis 1ely enJoyIhto ooo"-
bun was 'no uanoe ~ 'no oain az n'sns'
-Mr. JOnn Il: y. Lee, the well known young
a.Ek has -. T4r