The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-03-15
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Miss Margaret Mann. Of Fullerton, Helail
road is visiting her sister, Mrs. Schluderberg
Of Twenty-firSt street, Baltimore.
Miss Susanna franklin, daughter of Col
Walter 5. Franklin, is spending some time
with friends at Palm Beach, Florida,
Miss Mamie Brown, daughter of the late
Carlton T. Brown, Of Towson, is spending
some time with friends in New York.
Miss Louise Merryman, Of "Hayfields, y
is spending some time with her sister. Mrs.
Philip A. 5. Franklin, in New York city,
MIR. Thomas Cooking, the well known
landscape gardener, is very sick at his home on
Bellona avenue. near Woodbrook Station,
Miss Anna Belle Stevenson, who had been
sick and confined 10 her home, Fellowship, y
near Towsop, several weeks is now much
better.
Mir. John Waters, who owns the Dunn.
by Mrs. Waters, has gone on pleasure trip
| to Colorado Springs.
Miss Bessie Brady daughter of Mrs.
Samuel Brady, of Towson, left ON Tuesday
for Riverside, Conn, where she will spend
some time with friends.
-Messrs Thomas w. and James Offutt, of
| Towson, had good sport on the Susquehanna
flats this week. They killed So ducks and
geese in one days shooting,
| MIR. and Mrs. Q. ID. Miles, of Philopolis,
| Sth district, have removed to the Joshua II.
Benson farm, near Berean 9th district, which
was lately purchased by them,
| Miss Elsie Haywood, who had been spend
| ing some time with the Misses Brady, of West
| Pennsylvania avenue, Towson, has returned
to her home in Raleigh, N O..
Miss Eleanor Matthews, daughter of Col
ID. Nj. Matthews, who spent the past winter in
Washington, ID. c., has returned to her home,
"Brookwood," Dulany's Valley.
Mr.. Irving NJ. Scott, of San Francisco,
CAL, paid short visit last week to his sister,
| Mrs. Edwin Scott, of Western Run Valley, who
resides on the farm where he was born.
AT the meeting of the Medical and Chirur-
| gical faculty, held in Baltimore on Monday
night, DR.. II. Burton Stevenson and DR.. Frank
R. Rich, of Baltimore county, spoke on THE
Serum Treatment of tuberculosis"
Rev. S. s. Greenwich, Of Relay, Baltimore
county was formally installed as pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church, Belair. on Friday
night of last week. Several ministers from
Baltimore assisted in the ceremonies.
-Messrs. William B. Sands and G. Lyon
Rogers, ST., of Baltimore county, were before
the Finance Committee in Annapolis on Tues
day to oppose the extra legislative appropria-
ton to the Maryland Agricultural College.
Mr.. Alfred o. Forwood, who has been &C.
cupying the Bawell farm, near Baldwin Sta
ton, 18th district. for several years, has rented
the farm of Mr.. @. II. Mullenberg, about one
mile west of Hyde's Station, in the same dis
trict
Mr.. W. w. Johnson, who was formerly a
justice of the peace at Gainesville, Baltimore
stone. Pa, about two years ago. has been cleo
ted president of the town council of that
place.
Mr.. Charles w. Slagle has been reelected
member of the board of directors of the
Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company, which
has capital stock of 81. 900. O00 Gen. John
Gill has been reelected president of the COM
pany.
-Messrs. G. G. West and James F. Clark, of
the Overland Hunt Club, went to Trappe, Tai
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eral days hunting. Only part of the pack of
hounds, in charge of Lee Bosley, was taken
along.
Mr.. Alfred D. Bernard of the law firm of
Richard Bernard & Son, has been chosen one
of the delegates of the Society of the War of
1872 to attend the biennial session of the gen.
eral society which will meet in Boston, June
10th and 21st next.
Mrs. Isidor Fox, of Salt Lake City, Utah,
this week paid visit to her cousin, Justice
Joseph B. Herbert, of Towson,. who she had
not seen for period of thirty-six years. She
is native of Baltimore county and daugh-
ter of the late Joseph Feelemyer. of the Sd
district.
Mr.. John T. Hershner, assistant school
examiner, who went to Hamilton, Ohio last
week to see his sister, who was very sick in
hospital in that city. returned on Thursday.
Miss Hershner, whose condition had improved,
was unable to travel and he could not bring
her home with him.
AT the meeting of the Maryland Historical
Society on Monday night sixty-eight new
members were elected, among them the follow
ing from Baltimore county: Messrs. Charles G.
Homer Marshall Winchester, Paul NJ. Bur
nett, Randolph Barton, Vim. Fell Johnson
and Charles 7. Cockey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Hutchins, of
Monkton, have issued cards for the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Clara Hutchins, and
| Rev. William D. Parry, pastor of Woodsde
| M. E. Church, near Washington. The cere-
mony will take place in Monkton M. E.
| Church, Thursday March Goth.
MIR. Henry O'Neiall, who has been en-
gagged in wheelwrighting at Mr.. Luther L..
| Days shops, on the west prong of the Har-
ford road, near Baldwin postofice for the past
| forty-five years, is about to retire from BUSH
| ness and will dispose of his personal effects at
public sale, on Monday, March oath.
| Mr.. William Eckhart, who has for many
years been farming near Sunny brook, 10th
| district, has rented his farm and will dispose
of all his personal property thereon next We'd
| nesday, March 18th. Soon thereafter he and
| Mrs. Eckhart will remove to Baltimore and
| make their future home with one of their
Last Monday Messrs. Gotlieb Stengle, Jr.,
Alvah R., George w. and Richard T. Merritt,
progressive young farmers of Patapsco Neck,
Baltimore county, paid visit to the Mary
| Station to obtain information relative to the
| analysis of soils and other matters concerning
| their business.
Major G. R. Powell, of the British Army,
was in Towson this week inspecting the horses
| that are being supplied by the Locust Vale
| Stock Farm for the use of the army in South
| Africa. Some of the members of the Over
land Hunt Club gave the Major a ride to
hounds on Wednesday, diversion which he
heartily enjoyed.
Rev. Dudley Powers of Orange N. j.,
| made highly interesting address on missions
-, ~ Hhnrnh on undou
ing last. Mr.. Powers. who is a cousin of Rev.
| w. H. H. Powers, rector of Trinity Church,
| is secretary of the American Church Mission
airy Society, of New York, and has travelled
in nearly every country on the globe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Carter, of Baynes-
| vile, near Towson, gave party on the night
of the 9th inst, in honor of the birthday of
their youngest daughter. Miss May Carter, a
large number of whose friends were present
and had most enjoyable time. Refresh
ments were served in abundance about II
O'clock and festivities continued until late
hour.
-Messrs Abraham, Isaac and Jacob Price,
| the triplet sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim
Price. of Hereford, Baltimore county, cele-
brated their AID birthday by holding family
Baltimore, last Sunday. The Messrs. Price are
married and have families. Their father is 20
and his wife 70 and both are remarkably well
preserved. They had nine children, all of
whom are living
| Mr.. Edward s. Peerce, who had been
away some weeks on pleasure trip to Jamai-
ca has returned and paid visit to his farm
| in Dulany's Valley en- Wednesday. Mr..
Peerce was very much pleased with his trip
and his health was greatly benefited. A daily
newspaper published in Kingston. noticing bis
arrival in that city, said "Mr. Edward s.
Peerce, of Baltimore county, Md, U. s. A., is
now on visit to Jamaica. He gentleman
of pleasant manners and has expressed him
self as being delighted with Jamaica. He has
done much good in connection with church
| work in the States"
| Wife Left During Absence of Husband.
| MIR. Henry Kern. well known blacksmith
at Golden Ring, Philadelphia road, asked the
aid of the Baltimore police in locating bis wife,
who, he says, left home last Saturday taking
| two children, boy and girl, aged, respective
| ly, and 10 years. and nearly all the house.
| hold furniture with her.
Mr.. Kern says that about o'clock Saturday
| night he and his assistant blacksmith left the
| house and went to the village store, where
they spent about two hours time. When they
returned he found that nearly all the furniture
had disappeared and his wife and two chill
| dren with it. The blacksmith made inquiries
| and found that woman answering the de-
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