The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-04-05
Personal MentiOn.-
Miss Grace Fuller, of Hyattsville, Nd, is
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Miss Grace Fuller of Hyattsville, Nd, is
visiting Miss Lydia T. Yellott, at her home in
Towson.
Mrs. Ruth Mason, of Washington D. c..
is visiting the family of Mr.. John McRae, of
GAINESVILLE near Towson.
Mrs. s. Parker Bosley and family, who
spent the past winter in Baltimore, have re-
turned to their home in East Towson.
Mr.. John w. Hicks of Evna, 7th district
has rented his farm to his son and will remove
to Hereford and engage in bookkeeping.
Miss Alice Beall Scott. of the Woman's
College, Baltimore, is visiting the Misses Scott
of Pleasant Grove Farm, Baltimore county.
Mr. and Mrs. James Nick. Merryman VINO
spent the past winter in Baltimore, have re-
turned to Brookland wood, on the Falls road
Col. and Mrs. D. G. Mcintosh and Mr.
David G.. Mcintosh. Jr., who spent the past
winter in Baltimore, have reopened their house
in Towson.
-Messrs. Arthur Herzog, A. S. J. Owens,
Robert L. Gill and Henry H. Hubner have
been elected members of the Maryland Bar
Association.
Miss Elsie s. Justus, of Park avenue, Bal
timore, spent the Easter holiday with Mr.. and
Mrs. William T. Miles, of Mount Luya," My
Lady's Manor.
Miss Lille Rieman, daughter of Mr.. How
ard Rieman, of Towson, who spent couple of
months with friends in Indianapolis, has re-
turned to her home.
Hon. A. A. Blakeney was among those
Grand Army of the Republic, held in Balti-
more on Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Deford, who spent
the winter in Baltimore, will shortly return to
"Oakdene," Green Spring Valley, for the
spring and early summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Tyson. who spent the
winter at their Baltimore residence, will next
week reopen "Cylburn,' their beautiful coun-
try place, near Mt Washington.
Miss Marie Briedenbaugh, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. Briedenbaugh, of Bella Vista
Farm, lower Long Green Valley, entertained
number of her friends few nights ago.
MIR. Asa B. Gardiner, Jr., manager of Fills
ton Farm, accompanied by Mrs. Gardiner,
spent Easter week with his father, Hon. Asa
B. Gardiner of Garden City, Long Island, NY.
Rev. J. l.. Straughn of Towson, pastor of
Baltimore Circuit NJ. 2. Church, has gone to
Centreville, Md, to attend the Annual Con-
ference. He expects to be returned to this
circuit which he has served acceptably one
year.
j. Marsh Matthews, son of Col. D. NJ. Mat
thews, spent the Easter holiday at his home
in Dulany's Valley. He has Just been promo
ted to the position of first sergeant of Company
A, of the Maryland Agricultural College cadet
corps.
Rev. r. Heber Murphy rector of st. Johns
Parish, Worthington Valley, accompanied by
Mrs. Murphy, is visiting relatives and friends
in Washington, D. c., and also in Calvert
county. Md.
MI. N. L. dammerStrOm ana family, VINO
spent the past winter in Baltimore, have re-
turned to "Walnnt Hill, their country home,
on the Western Run turnpike, northwest of
Cockeysville.
Mr.. William R. Hoff, ofthe County Clerks
office, who has been living at Sherwood, has
rented the Tracey cottage, corner Baltimore
avenue and the Joppa road, and will remove
his family here.
MIR. Elmer ]. Cook, of the Towson bar, is
named as one of the incorporators of the
Wieneke- Bauernschmidt Company that has
just been organized in Baltimore with CAPT.
tai stock of 100000.
Mrs Lewis M. Bacon, and Miss Anna
Bacon, of Belfast, Baltimore county, are visit
ing relatives in Baltimore. Mrs. Benjamin M.
Brooks, of the same place, is also spending
some time in the city.
Mr. James H. Anderson, youngest son of
Mr. John l. Anderson, of the Hillen road, is
now manager of the large farm attached to
school for boys at Th0mpson's Island, Mass,
where he has been for year or more.
The Misses Simmons, of Lauraville, Har-
ford road, gave musical and dance on We'd
nesday evening and entertained number OF
their young friends. The Johns Hopkins Glee
and Banjo Clubs were among the guests.
MIR. Joseph Snyder, who had been man.
aging Mr.. VOLTS farm, near Glen Rock, Pa,
for number of years, has moved to the farm
of Mr.. T. Melville Pearce, at Manor, 10th dis
trict, of which he will take charge as overseer.
Mr.. Hamline Magruder spent the Easter
holiday with friends at Pikesville, Baltimore
county. He is son of ex-County Commits
sioner Robert Magruder, who is now engaged
in business in New York city and resides there
Mr.. Charles S. GraSon, member of the
House of Delegates from st. Marys county,
visited his brothers, Messrs William and John
GIason, of Towson, since the adjournment of
the Legislature. His mileage from his home
in st. Mary's county to Annapolis amounted
TO about $75.
M Iobr n Rr0odav, u,ho ;s o,al1 bpor,,
in Baltimore county, has formed partnership
with Mr.. Eben Sutton. under the firm name
of Sutton IL Brogden, and will conduct bank
ing and brokerage business at No. 8 South
street, Baltimore. Mr.. Sutton is member of
the Baltimore Stock Exchange.
Mr.. James S. Butler, who was for some
time competed with the BALTIC. y Delta Rail-
road, and who was afterwards engaged IN busl-
ness in Delta, will be married on Tuesday, Sth
inst at Holy Cross P. e. Church, Hartford
county to Miss Frances Roberts, daughter of
Mr.. William Roberts, of Clermont Mills.
Mr.. John X. Cowen, ex-president of the
B. q o. Railroad Company, whose health was
broken down by overwork, has greatly i'm
proved since he has been on the Florida coast
and his entire recovery is now confidently ex.
pected. Mr.. Cowen has not visited his large
stock farm, in lower Long Green Valley, for
more than year.
Mr. John S. Wilson, of Gainesville, hav-
ing resigned his School Commissionership on
account OF Ill nealtn, the Governor on 1ueS-
day appointed Mr.. G. Herbert Rice, of the LIST
district, to fill the vacancy. Mr.. Rice, who is
a son-in-law of State Senator John Hubner, is
engaged in the real estate business in Balti-
more At present he and Mrs Rice are on a
pleasure trip to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hutchins, of Willow
Lawn Farm, near Monkton, gave largely at
tended reception on Thursday evening of last
week to Rev. William d. Parry and wife and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward P. Royston, who were
lately married Misses Tessie Price and Area
dia Hutchins assisted the hostess in receiving
the guests. The interior of the house was
prettily decorated for the occasion. The future
home of Rev. and Mrs. Parry will be in Mont
gomery county, near Washington.