The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-01-20

Personal MenL1Oa.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester B. Turnbull were at
Hotel Chamberlin, OLD Point Comfort, this
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Imwold, who reside
near Towson, registered at the st. Denis Hotel,
New York city, on Wednesday.
Miss Daisy Clagett, of Potomac, Mont
gomerv county, Md, is visiting the family of
Mr. Lawrence Z. Parks, of Towson.
Mr.. William H. Ruby, of the Maryland
Journal, is again confined to his home in Tow
son, suffering from an attack of govt
MIR. William G. Dorsey, well known
Baltimore real estate dealer and builder, was
among the visitors to Towson on Monday.
Mfr. C. Ross Mace, of Baltimore county,
was on Wednesday admitted to practice In the
United States District Court in Baltimore.
Mr.. William Ady, of Hartford county, who
has been very sick for some time, has been
taken to hospital in Baltimore for treatment.
MIR. Edward G. Chilcoat, a we'll known
farmer of Mantua Mills, 4th district, is sick
and it is said he is suffering from appendicitis.
Mr.. ]. Carlton Hershner, of Shawsville,
Hartford county, has rented the fine farm Of
Mr. Clinton E. Matthews, near Corbett, N.
G. r. r.
Mr.. Frank 1. Duncan, who had been sick
for some time at his home in Lutherville, has
gone South on a short trip for the benefit OF
his health.
DIR. R. Kephart Russell, of Resterstown,
has located in Pittsburg for the practice of his
sell, president of the School Board.
Key NJ. J. Walsh, pastor OF Sacred Heart
Church, Glyndon, who has been under treat
ment for some time at hospital in the city,
is not yet able to resume his duties.
Miss Mabel Carter daughter OF Mr.. John
NJ. Carter, of Mt. Washington, will sail from
New York for Europe next week and spend
several months abroad with relatives.
Mr.. Frank P. Dyer of the 4th district,
who was clerk in the office of the County
= fNrf hn ion nf
superintendent of weighing at the Eastern
Rev. William J. Nicoll, we'll known
Baptist minister of this county, has been hold
ing evangelistic services in Philadelphia for
several weeks. AT present MS AahlHy 10 nNins
at Walbrook.
Rev. Thomas H. Wright, pastor of Balti-
more Circuit, NJ. P. Church, who had been
sick for some time at his home in Towson,
has recovered and is again filling his regular
appointments.
ECards have been issued for the marriage of
Miss Fannie Wilhelm, daughter of Mr.. VIM.
F. wilhelm, of the 9th district, and Mr.. Mer-
edith B. Williams, son of Mr.. L. B. Williams,
of the same district.
tural College is preparing for its June ball by
electing Major A. S. r. Grason, of Towson,
president, and Capt. Robert Moore Jenifer, of
Loeb Raven, vice president.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence E. Parks, of Tow
son. celebrated the tenth anniversary OF their
marriage on Monday night and entertained a
number of their relatives and friends. Mr..
Parks is clerk in the railway mail service.
DIR. Edward n. Brush, medical superin-
tendent of the Sheppard and Enoch Pratt
Hospital, who is member of the faculty OF
the College of Physicians and Surgeons OF
Maryland, delivered his first lecture last Sat
urday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gemmill on Monday last
celebrated her Goth birthday at the home of
her son, Mr.. D. w. Gemmill, of Hanover, Pa.
She is the widow of John Gemmill who once
lived near Harris Mill, in the 9TH district OF
Mr.. j. Maurice Watkins, Sr., we'll known
citizen of Towson, and one of the appraisers
of the Orphans Court, was attacked by sudden
illness on Monday evening and has since been
confined to his house. DR.. j. II. Jarrett is at
tending him.
accompanied by her daughter, Miss Florence
Ensor, sailed from New York for Bermuda on
Wednesday and will spend the remainder OF
| the winter there. Mrs. Ensor's health has not
| been good for some time.
Rev. w. H. Litsinger has been elected
| agent of the Maryland Tract Society of the
| Methodist Protestant Church. He is son of
Rev. William D. Litsinger, well known
minister of that denomination, and nephew
| of Mrs. John F. Conrey, of Towson.
Miss Marie J.. Lilly, daughter of Mr..
! Henry J. Lilly, of Long Green Valley, VIII be
married at St. Johns Catholic Church, Thurs
day next, January 18th, at II A. NJ, to Mr..
Richard Edward Lay, of Washington, D. G:
The prospective bride is granddaughter of
the late Col Edward Jenkins.
The Independent Euchre Club was enter
| tanned on Tuesday evening at the home of
Miss May Irene Whiteford, Parkville. Miss
Nellye Clayton, Of Baltimore, won the lady's
prize, and Mr.. Roy Clayton, of Loeb Raven,
| the gentleman's The "booby" was carried
off by Miss Nellye Keyser. The occasion was
| ono NJ much endowment.