The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-06-21
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DIR. a. ". CheroOnnler ana FAMILY have
gone to Hedgesville, W. Va, for the summer
Miss Blanche Williar, of Ruxton, N. C.
R. R., is visiting friends at Charlottesville Va
Hon. Stevenson A. Williams, of the Bel
air bar was in court at Towson on Friday, Goth
| instant.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Carroll Brown have
closed their town house and will spend the
summer at "Brooklandwood, Green Spring
Valley.
Mrs A. NJ Hawkins this week removed
to her farm, near Cockeysville Her daughter,
Mrs. Maurice Gent, will spend the summer
with her.
Mrs Amelia Waters and Mrs. Lutte Mil
burne, of Kingston Somerset county, Md,
are visiting the family of Rev. J. L. Straughn,
Mr.. William S. Thomas, young member
of the bar, accompanied by his sister, Miss q.
T. Thomas, sailed last Saturday from New
York for Genoa.
MIR. Charles G. Snavely farmer and can
ner of Fork, 11tn district, is suffering from an
attack of pneumonia, with which he was taken
| last Wednesday.
Rev. J. B. Stitt, D. D., pastor of Govans-
town NJ. E. Church, has so far recovered from
his recent indisposition as to again be able to
occupy his pulpit.
Mr.. Walter B. Swindel, well known
Baltimore business man, has rented for the
summer the country place of Mr.. Charles
| O'Donnell Lee, at Roland Park.
Mr.. Sam W. Pattison, of the well known
| H.
companied by Mrs. Pattison, sailed from Bal
timore for Bremen on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Edmondson have
closed their city residence, 904 st. Paul street.
and have opened "Blythewood, their sum-
mer home on Charles street avenue.
Mr.. John T. Bishop, who has been sick
with typhoid fever several weeks at St. Agnes
Hospital, Frederick road, has passed the crisis
of the disease and is now improving.
Miss Florence A. Brown, daughter of Mr..
Rr0wn T0WS0n q
three weeks visit to friends in Princeton, N.
j., and Bellport, Long Island, n. 7.
Mr. Thomas H. Hunt I913 lead leading citizen
his 10th birthday on the 14th inst. He is still
an active man and enjoys perfect health.
Mr.. Alan G. Brooks, of Sparks Station
N. c. R. R., is visiting friends in Boston,
Mass, and Albany, N. Y. He is a student at
the Maryland University and son of MIR.
William G. Brooks.
Mrs. II. Marcus Denison, of Baltimore
has gone to Halifax, Nova Scotia, where she
will spend the summer. She is the only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob NJ Pearce,
of My Lady's Manor.
Miss Kate Hepburn, of Marble Hill, 9Th
district, who was stricken with paralysis about
week ago, is not expected to recover. She is
65 years of age and sister OF Mrs. Joshua
Evans, who lives near Phoenix.
Mr.. George R. Willis, of the law firm of
Willis & Homer, is named as one of the in
corporators of the Bobbitt Chemical Company
of Baltimore, that has just been organized
with capital stock of $500, 900.
Mrs. Barksdale, of Richmond, Va, who
had been visiting in Towson, returned to her
home on Wednesday. She was accompanied
by her brother, Rev. W. III. H. Powers, rector
of Trinity Church, who goes away for few
days rest.
Col. BENJAMIN F. Taylor of Baltimore
county, president of the Chickamauga Battle
field Commission, went to Chattanooga, Tenn,
this week to select site, for the proposed
monument to the Maryland troops engaged in
the battle.
Miss Lucie H. Wickes, the new organist
of Trinity Church, Towson, occupied that posi-
ton for the first time last Sunday and gave en-
tires abstraction. She succeeds Mrs. III. Q. Turn
bull, who retired temporarily on account of
impaired health
DIR. Harry A. Naylor, son of DR.. H. Louis
Naylor, well known physician of Pikesville,
who spent year in foreign travel and study,
has returned and will engage in practice with
his father. He has been appointed sanitary Of
fcer for the Sd district.
Mr.. William Frazer, of the Ruxton Floral
and Nursery Company, was invited to York,
Pa, few days ago to confer with the Park
Board of that pretty city with view to some
public park extensions. Mr. Frazer is a well
known landscape gardener
Mrs. G. D. Moore, of Jefferson county,
Va accompanied by her children, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Caleb S. Taylor, of mount
Prospect" Hillen road. She was, before her
the public schools of this county.
Mr.. F. w. Baker, for many years the ge-
NAL editor and proprietor of the Belair AgiS,
has connected himself with the publication of
the Southern Churclsaan, religious journal
printed in Richmond Va Mr. Baker is sec
rotary and treasurer of the company.
Mrs. Fowler, mother of Chief Judge David
Fowler, has been much indisposed for some
days at her home at lrvington, on the Freder-
lex road. She is in the seth year of her age
and the widow of Hon. Robert Fowler, who
was at one time Treasurer of Maryland.
Mr.. Joseph Kindig, of York, Pa, was in
court at Towson this week. He is one of the
most extensive dealers in horses and mules in
the country and said that in an experience of
nearly twenty-five years in that business this
is the first time he was ever in a court room.
Mrs. Margaret H. Scott, of Darlington,
Hartford county, accompanied by her daughter,
Miss M. H. Scott, has gone to San Francisco
CAL, to visit the Messrs Scott, of that city,
who are natives of Baltimore county and wide
ly known as successful builders of battleships
Charles H. Hoffman, who has been away
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hoffman, of
Warren, 9Th district. He is a quartermaster
sergeant of Company /, Goth U. s. Infantry,
and is at present stationed at Fort Sheridan
Illinois.
visiting County Commissioner Yellott at his
home, Ridgeview Farm, Long Green Valley.
He is grandson of Rev. Horatio Hewitt who
many years ago, was rector of Trinity Church,
Long Green, and St. James Church, My
Lady's Manor.
MIR. George Mong, who had been cashier
of the Reisterstown Savings Bank since its or
ganization, has resigned to re.enter the service
of the B. & o. Railroad Company. He has
been succeeded by Mr.. j. Frank Long, who is
a member of the Westminster bar and a gradu-
ate of Franklin High School.
Miss Kitty d. Councilman, daughter of
Mr.. Charles A. Councilman, of Bloomfield"
| Worthington Valley, and her cousin. Miss
| Christine D. Owens, daughter Of DR.. Joseph
r. Owens of the Maryland Agricultural Col
lege. sailed for Europe on Wednesday. They
| will remain abroad six months.
Col L. B. McCabe formerly of Govans-
town. called on some of his friends in Towson
| on Thursday. He is one of the contractors on
the great subway in New York city, where he
| is now living with his family. COL McCabe
is well known here having once represented
the county in the Maryland Legislature.
Mrs. Sherman, wife of Mr.. A. J. Shear
man. of Glen Arm, Long Green Valley, sus-
! tanned slight stroke of paralysis few days
| ago. the muscles of her neck being involved.
Her speech was not affected and her general
| condition is such that her entire recovery is
| hoped for. She is attended by DR.. John s.
| Green.
| Miss Agnes Padian, of New York, who was
| the first graduate of Mount st. Agnes College,
Mt. Washington, has presented that institution
with perpetual scholarship $1,000 being the
| Mr.. Michael Padian, of Texas, N. G. r. R.,
and an aunt of Mrs. James j. Lindsay, of
| Towson.
| Mr. ]. Montgomery Gambrill has been APP
| pointed by the Baltimore School Board to the
chair of history and cvics in the Polytechnic
School, in which school he graduated AL
though but % years of age he is the author of
history of Maryland and has done some
| oreditable work as teacher. He is a son of
! DIR. William B. Gambrill, of Alberton, for
| merlV of Baltimore county.
Mr. Smith, who has been connected with
the Botanical Gardens in Washington forty
nine years, was in Towson on Monday as the
! guest of his friend, Mr.. William Frazer, of the
Ruxton Floral and Nursery Company He is
! most interesting man, native Of Scotland,
and numbers among his friends and acquain-
tances many of the leading statesmen and 9TH
er prominent men of the country.
Mr. Guy E. Snavely, who is graduate of
Johns Hopkins University and who has been
teaching the past year in the Nautical Acade-
N.Y. Easton, Nd, has, in connection with two
other professors, taken Milton Academy, West
| Hoffman street. Baltimore, and will hereafter