The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-10-20

Hon John Hubner, president of the Mary
land Senate, was among the visitors to Towson
on Thursday.
Mr.. Arthur P. Shanklin, of the Towson
bar, is now occupying his new cottage on
South avenue, east of the York road.
Mr.. George Alban. of Missouri, formerly
of this county, is visiting relatives and friends
in the neighborhood of Black Rock.
Mrs. Herman, of Lutherville wife of Mr..
E. w. Herman, of the Towson bar, is visiting
her parents, who live near Pittsburg.
Mr. John G. Clarke, of the Sd district, who
was the head of the old Baltimore firm OF
Clarke d Jones, was in Towson on Iuesday.
Master John Councilman, son of Mr..
Charles A. Councilman, has entered as stu
dent at Charlotte Hall Academy, in st. Mary's
county.
Mrs. Hawkins, of Fawn Grove, York
county, is visiting her father, Rev. Thomas
H. Wright pastor of EPSON M. P. Church,
Towson.
Mrs. w. Frank Mitchell this week re.
moved her family from Towson 10 Hamilton
Terrace, Baltimore, where she has taken
house for the winter.
Mr.. Clinton E. Matthews, of the County
Clerks office, has been confined to his home at
Corbett about fortnight, suffering from the
effects of a severe cold.
Mr. Redmond G. Stewart, of the Baltimore
county bar, was one of the honorary vice
presidents of the first horse show held at
Louisville KY, this week.
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near Cockeysville, and her sister, Miss Eliza
beth McLane, registered at the Holland House,
New York city, on Thursday.
Mr. John NJ. Nelson and family, of Sher-
wood, N. G. R. R.. have again taken house
in Baltimore for the winter months and will
occupy it about November 1st.
Prof. James l.. Burgoyne, director of Bur
goyne's Military Band of Towson, has been
engaged as teacher of the new Cornet Band
Just organized at Govanstown.
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Eugene N. Didier, Of Baltimore, is spending
some time with Miss May Emory, at her
home, Belmont" My Lady's Manor.
Miss Sue B. Timanus, daughter of Mr.. +.
A. Timanus, of CHERRY Lawn" Baltimore
county, will be married at her home on Thurs
day, November LIST, to Mr.. ]. Guild Cook.
Miss Laura V. Wright, a returned mis-
sionary from Mexico, is visiting the Misses
Upton, daughters of Mr.. S. W. Upton, of
Butler. Miss Wright's home is in Baltimore:
-Ex-States Attorney John s. Ensor will
move into his beautiful now house in Mt:
Washington in a few days. 1t is built of
stone, in the colonial style, and is very attrac-
tive.
Col. Robert NJ Denison, who had been
very sick nearly all summer at his farm on the
Pot Spring road, is now so much improved
that he is able to be up and walk about the
place.
Mr.. John Bosley, an aged farmer of the
10th district, who was stricken with paralysis
about month ago and who was in critical
condition for some time, is now somewhat i'm
proved.
Miss Brogden, daughter of Mrs. James
Brogden of Long Green Valley, who spent
part of the past summer at Newport, r. l.,
with Mrs. Elisha Dyer, Jr., of New York, has
returned.
County Commissioner Taylor on Tuesday
removed his family from Bradshaw, 18th dis
trict. to Roland avenue, near Roland Park,
where they have taken furnished house for
the winter.
Rev. w. H. H. Powers, who spent two
weeks with his family at Summer Rest, Green
wood Va, will return today and conduct SER
vices in Trinity Church, Towson, on Sunday,
2lst instant
Mr.. w. Stewart Diffenderffer, member of
the Board of Managers of the Baltimore Coun-
ty Agricultural Society, is secretary of the
Advisory Board of the Hagerstown fair, which
was held this week.
Mr. Lewis A. Bowen, well known farmer
of Chestnut Ridge, 8th district, who has been
voting the Democratic ticket twenty-eight
years. has slipped his hawser" and is now an
enthusiastic Mckinley man.
Miss Bessie Bourguin, daughter of Mr.. A.
Bourguin, of the Sth district, this week atten
ded as delegate from Baltimore county, the
annual association of Primitive Baptists,
which met at Manassas, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Nardin, of Balti-
move county, who visited the Paris Exposition
the past siamer returned home few days
ago. Mr.. Naroln, rho is q well known con-
tractor, is q native of Franc.
Mr.. A. A. Blakeney, Republic and Hon.
7 Fred. G. Talbot, Democrat, the nr~a ir,
for Congress in the Second district, were, 80
orators at the tournament held at Aberdeen
Hartford county, on Thursday.
The family of Mr.. Robert Magruder, who
have been living in New York the past year
where Mr.. Magruder is engaged in business
will return and occupy their house on Park
Heights avenue during the coming winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cromwell, who
snent the past summer at their farm on the
SgrPG ESad haYs agan
St Paul and Monument streets, Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. E. Lloyd, of Govanstown,
have issued cards for the marriage of their
daughter Miss Annie Lloyd, and Mr.. Charles
s. Cochran, also of that place. The ceremony
will take place Wednesday, October Oath, at
JPN.
Miss Cassandra Lee, youngest daughter of
COL Ohio S. Lee, of Belair, will sail for Eu-
rope about the middle of January and spend
| the winter in Rome with relatives. Her
cousins, the Messrs. Norris, of Belair, will &C.
Mr.. A. c. Snyder, of Baltimore, who late
| lv purchased Idaho" the country place of
| Mrs Richard H. Peasants on the Hillen road,
| near Towson, will make a number of improve
ments to the property and next spring occupy
| il as his permanent residence.
Among the Baltimore countians who at
| tended the Hagerstown fair this week were
Messrs. Samuel NJ Shoemaker. e: Cuttings
Merryman, Frederick Won Kapff, Charles A.
| Councilman, Alexander Mccormick, John D..
Longnecker and Joseph Phipps.
| Mr.. Charles A. Benson, of Baltimore, for
merly of Fork, was in Towson on Wednesday.
| He still claims his residence in the 18th dis
trict, but the registration officers for that dis
trict, at their last sitting, cut his name OIL He
| will make an effort to be reinstated.
| The pnpappmant is announced OF Miss
Mary Cuttings Dulany, daughter of the late
| Walter Dulany, and Mr.. John A. Barker, Jr.
The prospective bride is a granddaughter Of
the late Lambert Cuttings, and has many rela-
| tiyes and friends in Baltimore county.
Mr.. William Gibson, father of Mrs. Nc
Curdy wife of DIR. A. c. McCurdy, of Towson,
| has been lying at the point of death at his home
in York, Pa the past week. He is just 80
wears of age and was formerly we'll known
farmer near Norrisville, Hartford county.
| Mr. B. L. Jordan, of the 9TH district, who
| is a prominent farmer and an ex-member of
| the Board of County Commissioners and also
an ex.member of the School Board, paid a
visit this week to Mr.. John T. Hershner, as
sistant school examiner, who is now resident
! of Towson.
Mr.. Howard Reiman and family, who
have occupied their country residence on the
Joppa road. Just west of Towson, during the
past summer, have decided to remain here all
winter. Mr.. Reman is now making some al
| terations in his house 10 foruiy IL against the
wintry blasts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin u. French have
issued cards for the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Isabel French and Mr.. Herbert j. Lee.
son of Mr.. Alfred G. Lee. The ceremony will
take place at Hawthorn" the home of the
bride, in Dulany's Valley, Wednesday, Octo-
Der 31st, at p. NJ.
MIR. John T. Norris of the old and well
known law firm of Hinkley & Morris, was in
Towson this week on professional business.
He looks remarkably well and apparently en-
lows excellent health. He is a brother of
Judge Thomas j. Morris, of the q. s. District
Court of Maryland.
Mr.. E. J. Bell, of the 18th district, was in
Towson this week. He is one of the largest
growers of strawberries in this county, the
product of his fields being shipped to the New
| York market Mr. Bell is also engaged in
canning and general farming and is very much
pleased at this years results.
Mr.. f. Mallonee, who has been trucking
for the past eight years on the Walnut Spring
farm. corner Of Green Spring avenue and the
old Court road, will remove to Littre Louna
farm. near Pikesville, where he will engage
more extensively in general farming and also
i'm the wholesale milk business.
Mr.. n. Rufus Gill, the we'll known Balti
more LAWYER was in Towson on Thursday
He owns one of the most beautiful farms in
baltimore county, situated in the 4th district
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