The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-08-23

Mr.. James E. Ingram, Jr.. and Mr.. B. F.
| Deford. both of Baltimore county, registered
at the Waldorf Astoria, New York, on Thurs
! day.
| Mr.. William S. Keech, of the Towson bar,
sailed on Wednesday from Baltimore for
| Providence, R. I. He will be absent about q
| week.
Mr.. w. Plunkett Stewart, of Green Spring
Valley, is one of the judges at the horse show
that is going on this week at Bar Harbor,
| Mrs. Osborne 1. Yellott, who had been
| very sick for several weeks at the rectory OF
| Trinity Church, Towson, is rapidly conya,
| lescing.
Rev. Edwin s. futile, of Crisfeld, Nd,
will preach at the union service in EPSON M
p Church, Towson, Sunday night next, at
o'clock.
Mr.. Harry McCleary, who returned to his
| home, Locust Vale" from Atlantic City,
early this week, is now sick and confined to
the house.
Mr.. Charles T. Cockey, of Garrison Farm,
near Pikesville, accompanied by his son, Lieut..
William B. Cockey, will leave today for Cape
May, NJ.
Miss Eleanor Matthews, of "Brookwood."
Dulanys Valley, daughter of Col. D. M.
Matthews, has returned from visit to Cape
May, NJ.
Mr. Charles w. Miller, son of the late
Frederick Miller, of Parkville, has gone to
Boston on pleasure trip. He is carpenter
and builder.
Mr. Charles R. Faulstich, of Long Beach,
mother, Mrs. Faulstich, of Pikesville, Balti-
more county.
Mr.. Walter w. Crosby, roads engineer for
Baltimore county, left on Thursday to spend
his vacation in the North. His home is in
Massachusetts.
Miss Elizabeth Burnham and Miss Jennie
LIE Sage of Ruxton, N. c. R. R., who had
been spending some time in Wilmington, Del,
have returned.
Miss Nellie Wright, daughter of Mrs. John
Wright, of Towson, who just returned from a
trip to Boston by sea, is spending ten days at
| Cape May, NJ.
Mr.. Martin J. O'Hara, cashier in the
County Clerks Office, accompanied by Mrs.
| OHara, are spending two weeks at The Brigh-
ton, Atlantic City.
Mr.. Thomas Arthur, of Baltimore. and
his son-in-law Mr.. Thomas Cardwell. of Kings
vile, 18th district, are spending ten days in St..
Mary's county, Md.
Mr.. John H. Richardson. member of the
bar, whose residence is at Canton, has removed
his law Office to the Glenn Building II ST..
Paul street. Baltimore.
Mr. Henry L. Gerstmyer who is student
at Gettysburg Theological Seminary, will
preach in Towson M. E. Church, Sunday,
August oath, at IL M.
DIR. and Mrs A. G. McCurdy, of Towson,
who spent a week at summer resort at the
mouth of the Rappahannock river, returned
on Friday, 22d instant.
Miss Clara Rider, daughter of Mr.. Edward
Rider of j., of Queenstown is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. John Warfield, of Jamestown,
Montgomery county, Md.
Mrs Walter M. Erdman, of Atlanta Ca,
accompanied by her children, is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Read, of
Hamilton, Hartford road.
Misses Edna and Bessie Thomas, daughters
of Mr.. G. e. Thomas, of Towson, and their
cousin Miss Isabel Parker, have gone to Phil
adelphia and Atlantic City:
| Misses Edith and Rebecca Cockey, who
had been visiting their aunt, Mrs. William G.
Vogts, of Franklinville, have returned to their
home at st. George, w. M. r. R.
Mr.. Charles H. Everhart has sold his
property in Hampstead, Md. and has engaged
in business with his BROTHER, Mr.. George P.
Everhart, at Monkton, N. c. R. R.
Mr.. Robert Ogle, Clerk of the Superior
Court of Baltimore, was visitor to Towson
on Thursday and was the guest for some time
of members of the Overland Hunt Club.
The wife and little daughter of Mr.. James
L. Burgoyne, of the County Clerks Office
were this week removed to private hospital in
Baltimore to be treated for typhoid fever.
Miss Elsie Tarhert, daughter of Mr.. A.
J. Tarbert, of Towson, who had been spend
ing some time in Cumberland, Md. is now
visiting relatives and friends in Myersdale, Pa.
Miss Bertha Naylor, daughter of DR.. H.
Louis Naylor, gave card party on Tuesday,
14th instant in honor of Miss Jones' of New
port News Va, who is visiting in the neigh
borhood.
County Commissioners Knox and Yellott
are spending few days at Virginia Beach.
Commissioner Slade went to Cumberland to
attend the State road convention now in ses-
sion in that city.
Mr.. Charles E. Fendall, of the County
Clerks Office, has been campaigning in the
Baltimore city wards for Hon. j. Fred. G.
Talbot. He is fervent speaker and rarely
fails to catch the crowd.
DIR. and Mrs. St. Clair STREET., of Kansas
City, Mo-, are visiting relatives in Hartford
county. The DIR. is the eldest son of the late
John Rush Street, who was in his day one of
Harfords most prominent citizens
Mrs. N. D. S. Parren, of Calvert county,
Nd, is visiting her father, Rev. r. Heber
Murphy rector of st. Johns Parish, Worth
ington Valley. Mrs. William W. Gray, of
Baltimore, is also guest at the rectory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond Dietrich and Mrs.
Clifford Dietrich, of Hartford avenue, opposite
Clifton Park, and Miss Stella Biddison, of
Gardenville, who spent week at Hotel La
fayette, Cape May, N. J., have returned.
-Messrs. Richard Vincent, Jr., Isaac H.
Moss and William Madsen. all of Baltimore
county, went to Asheville, N. c., as delegates
from the Gardeners Club to the annual meet
| ing of the Society of American Florists.
Hon. S. Williams, of Belair, leaves today
| for Saratoga Springs NJ Y, to attend meeting
| of the National Commission on Uniform Laws,
| of which he is member, and also the Nation
| al Bar Association, which assemblies there next
| week.
Mrs. Norris, wife of Mr.. Jefferson d. Nor
| ris, member of the bar, is visiting her mother,
| Mrs. Perkins, near Charlottesville, Va. Mr..
and Mrs. Norris who were lately married. are
| living at the old Norris homestead, near Refs
| terstown. ~
MIR. E. G. Eichelberger, the well known
attorney, is taking an active part in behalf OF
| MIR. Talbot in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth
| wards of Baltimore city and has spoken at
| several meetings. The primary takes place
| next Tuesday.
Rev. DR.. Graf, of Ansonia, Conn.,, preach
| ed last Sunday in Walbrook Evangelical Luth-
| eran Church. He had been visiting his friend
and college chum, Rev. Herman Gyr, of Ham
| ilton, Hartford road, whom he had not seen in
| thirty-four years.
of the Pimlico Country Club for the past ten
wears, has resigned in order to devote his time
| to his private business. Mr.. Alt will continue
as secretary of the Maryland State Agricul-
| tural and Mechanical Association.
| Rev. W. H. Fl. Powers, rector of Trinity
| Church. Towson, who went to Albemarle
county, Va, several weeks ago to recuperate
his health, is now in Nova Scotia. He is
| much improved and will return in time TO oc-
cupy his pulpit the first Sunday in September.
Mr.. c. H. McComas and family, OF Rux-
ton, N c. r. R., who had been on an ex-
tended visit to bis mother in Quincy, Ill. have
| returned. Mr.. McComas was much pleased
with his trip and says the farmers in that sec
ton of the West are rejoicing over their fine
crop prospects this season.
| MIR. Henry J.W Boeschee, who some time
ago lost by fire his store and dwelling at Sher-
wood, N. CIR. R.. has removed to the Phila-
delphia road and Eighth street, where he has
| embarked in the coal and wood business, and be
naivey remarks: II expect to make it hot for
somebody as soon as the coal strike is over"
Miss Louise G. Merryman, of 'Hayfelds, f"
near Cockeysville, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
P. A. s. Franklin, who is spending the sum-
mer at Monmouth Beach, n: j. Mr.; and
Mrs. William Brogden, of Suffern, Rockland
county, N. Y, both formerly of Baltimore
county, have also been the guests of Mrs.
! Franklin.
David Sellers Stirling. the 6-year-old son
| oFMr and Mrs q Howard Stirling of "Ellnor -