The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-08-25
Personal Mantion

1 N. j., Is e4peCleu QOule tOudy.
Miss Marcie Sparks daughter of Mr..
Josiah Sparks, of the 10th district, has gone to
| Atlantic City to spend some time.
Mr.. Noah E. Offutt and family and Mrs.
Comfort NJ. w. Morrison, of Cockeysville, are
at Betterton, Md, for a short stay.
Miss Mary Z. Green, of Dulanys Valley,
has been visiting Miss Bertha Mcdowell, at
her home on Charles street avenue.
Mr.. James Hughes until lately resident
of Bengies Baltimore county, is now located
at Halstead, Harvey county, Kansas.
Rev. J. B. Stitt D. D., and Mrs. Stitt sailed
from Baltimore for Boston on Tuesday. They
will spend several weeks in the North.
Mrs. Thomas B. Todd, of Patapsco Neck,
and Mrs. VIM. II. Todd wife of Sheriff Todd,
of Towson, have gone to Atlantic City.
Mr.. Frederick Won Kapff was among the
B. sS q ea peq Bss %a0 snTns
Miss Nellie Wilson, daughter of Mr.. Ma
gruder D. Wilson, of Carroll county, formerly
of this county, is visiting friends in Belair.
Mrs. Charles E. Fendall, of Towson, is
spending fortnight at Ocean City, Md, with
her brother Mr.. Joseph M. Street,, of Belair.
Mr.. Harry E. Mann and family, of Lau-
raville, Hartford road, have been sojourning
for some time at the Clearmont, CHAIRMAN, Pa.
Mrs. Crane and daughters, of Baltimore,
have been spending some time at the home of
Mr.. Henry G. Merryman, near Bosley post
Office.
Mrs E. Cuttings Merryman and children,
of "Gerar," near Cockeysville. who spent
about month at Spring Lake n. j.. have re-
turned.
If County Commissioner Taylor can secure
q suitable house in TowsOn he may bring his
family here to spend the late fall and winter
months.
Mr.. Harry Imwold, Jr., of "Dulce Do
num-" near TowSon, has been spending sever
al days with friends in Hanover and New Ok
ford. Pa.
Mr. Douglas Gordon and family, of Balti-
more, are occupying for the summer the resi-
dence of Mr.. Carroll Winchester, in Green
Spring Valley.
Miss Margaret Rice, daughter of Mr.. F. c.
Rice of Gainesville, who is member of the
Red Cross Society, will leave shortly for active
service in China.
DIR. and Mrs. Jackson Piper, of Towson,
who spent some time with their son, Mr.. Jas.
Piper, who has cottage at Saranac Lake, N.
Y, have returned.
and Mr.. Jarrett Lee, all of Towson, left on
Friday, oath inst, for two weeks stay at
Asbury Park, NJ j.
Mrs. Cook, wife of Prof A. S. Cook, coun-
ty school examiner, came here from Green
castle, Pa on Monday and at once opened her
new home in Towson.
Mrs Theodore Stiegler and children, of
Wilmington, Del, spent several days the past
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hauf,
of Blenheim, 10th district.
Miss Sarah Ruth Weeks, of Baltimore,
who has been spending the summer with Miss
Sarah r. Green, of "Meadowvale" Dulany's
Valley, will return to her home shortly.
Mr.. William l.. Marbury, ex- United States
District Attorney for Maryland is at Saratoga,
New York, and will remain there to attend the
meeting of the American Bar Association.
Miss Clara E. Rider, daughter of Mr.. Ed
ward Rider of j., of Goyanstown, is spending
her summer vacation with her aunt, Mrs. John
Warfield, of Germantown, Montgomery coun-
Mr. ]. Ross McComas, of the Baltimore
Court of Common Pleas, is enjoying his vaca-
ton at Atlantic City. He is a son of Mr.. ].
Glenn McComas, of the 18th district of this
county.
Mr.. A. D. Clark, until recently superin-
tendent of the Pittsburg Division of the Penn
sylvania Railroad, is now located at Parkton
as supervisor of that section of the Northern
Mr.. Asa B. Gardiner, Jr., treasurer and
manager of the Filston Farm Company, and
Mrs. Gardiner, who spent several weeks in
New York State, have returned to their home,
Glencoe, N. G. R. r.
DIR. William G. McCurdy, who lately sold
his property at Madonna, Hartford county, is
building a house at Cardiff, the terminus of
the BALTIC. & Lehigh Railroad, and will occupy
it as soon as completed.
Mrs. Kieffer and Misses Mamie and Bessie
Kieffer, wife and daughters of Mr.. George s.
Kieffer, prominent citizen Of the 18th dis
trict, have been at Congress Hall, Cape May,
N. j., for several weeks.
Miss Nellie G. Bosley, daughter Of the late
f Gled RHSfs tths W. 81
while on the other side.
DIR. Joseph r. Owens, treasurer of the
Maryland Agricultural College, and Mrs.
Owens, have been spending some time with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Councilman, of
"Bloomfeld," Worthington Valley.
Mro Poohol M Gropn sister Of Mr. A lpY
D. Brooks, book-keeper in the Cockeysville
National Bank, left on Monday for Hopewell
N. j., to visit the family of Elder Chick. She
will extend her trip to New York State before
her return.
Miss Elizabeth Cromwell, who has been
travelling abroad several months with her sister,
Mrs. Clinton L. Riggs, is expected home short
ly. She is the daughter of MIR. Richard Crom-
well and will be one of the coming seasons
debutantes.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Lorenza Clark and
family, of Pennsylvania, who had been spend
ing some time with Mrs. Clark's mother, Mrs.
Joshua R. Green, have returned to their home.
DIR. ]. Royston Green, of Towson, is brother
of Mrs. Clark.
Mr.. VIM. H. Street,, of Fallston, has just
returned from business and pleasure trip
through the mining sections of Western Mary
land. Mrs. Street, left this week for Atlantic
CITY, She will spend some time there and at
other resorts on the coast.
MIR. w. S. G. Williams of Long Green, y
Baltimore county, who returned from Europe
about three weeks ago, again sailed from New
York for the other side on Wednesday. he
will return to America with his wife and lit
tie daughter, some time next month.
Mrs. Frank Norris and Mrs. Frank Cole,
of Baltimore, and Miss George Hall, are
guests of Miss s. Cora Halle, at her home
near Bosley NJ. e. Church, 9Th district. Mrs;
Wheeler, wife of Rev. William Wheeler, OF
PHILADELPHIA is visitor at the same house.
Rev. w. H. II. Powers, rector of Trinity
| Church, Towson, accompanied by his daugh-
ter DIR. Leila Powers, sailed from Baltimore
| for Boston last Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Powers
will spend two weeks at Old Orchard Beach,
Maine, while his daughter will return at once
| from Boston.
The following Baltimore county people reg
istered in New York city on Monday AT the
Murray Hill Hotel-Mr and Mrs: Richard
| Vincent, Jr., of Convention ; at the Fifth Ave
| nue-Mrs w. Bernard Duke and Miss Jennie
A. Abel, of Sherwood; at the Holland--Dr
| J. Hall Peasants, Jr.
-On Tuesday last Rev. Dr. ]. F. Gouchel
and Mrs Goucher entertained at Alto Dale,
their beautiful country place near Pikesville
| about twenty of the ministers who were a.
Emory Grove during the camp which has
since closed. Some of the ministers were &C
companied by their wives
Rev. Ernest McEwen, who has been pas
tor of Hereford, Forest and Gunpowder Bap
| fist churcheS, IN the upper emu Vi InlS County
for some time, has resigned and will ente
Crozier Theological Seminary next month
His successor has not yet been chosen. al
though there are several applicants for tn
place.
At the sixteenth animal convention OF tn
Society of American Florists and Ornamental
Horticulturists, held in New York this week
Mr.. William Frazer, president of the Ruxtol
Floral and Nursery Company. read paper OF
'The Carnation Meeting for 1901" Mr. Fraze
made strong plea for Baltimore city as tn
next place of meeting of the society.
MIR. Philip A. s. Franklin, who lately
made two trips to Europe in the interest o
the Baltimore Storage and Lighterage Compa
nv. whose representative he is in New Yor
city, is sick with typhoid fever at Lakewood
New Jersey. His brother-iD-law, Mr.. Il. Gilt
tings Merryman, received a letter from there
few days ago saying that his condition is muc
improved
their golden wedding (fiftieth anniversary a
their home, near Abortion, I'd district, o.
Tuesday evening, August Dist. They had min
children, all of whom are living except one
or the thirty-seven persons who attended tn
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Heacock fifty year
ago only five survive. Mr.. Heacock is one G
THE UNIoN's oldest subscribers.
Mr.. Henry A. Parr, of "Meadovale," an