The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-09-20
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MIS- MISE E. W. \. Herman, of Lutherville, has as

Mr.. E. Z. McCleary, proprietor of Locus
Vale Stock Farm, Towson, attended the Han
over fair, York county, Pa, this week.
DIR. B. Holly Smith, of Glyndon, who at
tended the convention of dentists in Europe
during the summer. has returned home.
Mrs. James L. Burgoyne, of Towson, who
is very sick at the Franklin Square Hospital,
Baltimore is still in a critical condition.
Mr.. Harry Love, of Loveton, Cockeysville
left on Wednesday for Colorado, where be has
taken position and will live in the future.
Miss Matte Wardin, of Baltimore, is Wis
iting Mrs Rose Keech, of Towson. She is q
niece of the late John E. Owens,of "Aigburth."
The President has appointed Mr.. Charles
J. Bonaparte member of the Board of Indian
Commissioners. There is no salary attached
to the Office.
Mr.. Robert R. Boarman, of the law firm
of Boarman & Lindsay, who made the trip
from Baltimore to Boston by sea, has returned
to his home.
Mrs. Osborne 1. Yellott, of Towson, and
her sister, Miss Muriel Powers, left on Thurs
day, 18th inst, for stay of two weeks at At
lantic City, N. ].
Mrs. Briscoe, wife of Mr. James Briscoe,
of the Sheppard and Pratt Hospital. has re-
turned home after pleasant visit to her sister
in Richmond, Va.
County Commissioners Knox and Slade
spent Tuesday night with County Commits
sioner Yellott at his home, Ridge View Farm,
Long Green Valley.
Mrs. Larmour, wife of Rev. ]. w. Lar
mour, rector of st. Johns Church, Kingsville,
18th district, is visiting her sister, Mrs. P. H.
Adams, of Erie, Pa.
Col. Charles B. Rogers, of the Sd district,
is foreman of the present Grand Jury. As he
has served in the same capacity before the
duties are not new to him.
Mr.. Harry A. Parr is in Peru in connec-
ton with the property of the Andes Rubber
Company. in which he is largely interested
and of which he is president.
Chief Judge David Fowler, and Mrs. Row
Ter, who spent the summer at Gainesville,
have again taken apartments at The Albion,
in Baltimore for the winter months.
Miss Frances Gephart, of Dickson's Hill,
Mt. Washington, who had been spending
some time with Mrs William S. Keech, -of
Towson has returned to her home.
-Mr.and Mrs. w S. G. Williams, after
spending the summer at NarraganSet Pier, RI,
are now at their farm, Long Green" near
Cuttings postoffice, Long Green Valley.
Rev. Hobart Smith, rector of st. Thomas
Church, Garrison Forest, who spent his vaca-
ton in New York State and Canada, has re-
turned. He was accompanied by Mrs. Smith.
Mr.. Willard A. Rhoads and family, who
occupied during the past summer the old
Jenkins homestead in Dulany's Valley, have
returned to their home in Baltimore for the
winter.
-heV. JOQu OOl6 Is SuuSIluS IIOu1 Ill dtldCK
of bronchial pneumonia at the home of his
niece, Mrs. George Jessop, of Cockeysville.
He is an evangelist of the United Brethren
Church.
Mr.. G. Morris Bond, U. S. Commissioner,
and his daughter, Miss Amy Bond, who spent
some weeks touring in Canada, have returned
to their summer home, Bonnie Blink, near
Cockeysville.
Mrs. Miles, wife of Capt Alexander b.
Miles, of the Towson Chemical Engine Com
pany, was very sick several days this week,
but is now better. DR.. ]. Royston Green is
her physician.
Mrs. DeWarren Barnett, of Newark, N.
j., and her little son, have been spending
some time with her mother, Mrs. ]. G. Cooper
of Walbrook. She was formerly Miss Nettie
Cooper, of Towson.
Mr.. Arthur w. Harris, graduate of the
Franklin High School, at Reisterstown, only
son of Mr.. William ] Harris and grandson
of Mr.. Ephraim Harris, will attend st. Johns
College, at Annapolis.
Miss Selda Lord, who had been spending
some time with her aunt Mrs. John s. Mar
koe, of My Lady's Manor, has returned to
her home at Roland Park. She is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. Charles R. Lord.
Miss Mary Jones Hopper, graduate of
the Baltimore City Female College, has been
appointed an additional assistant teacher in
Towson High School. She is cousin of ex-
State Senator d. Hopper Emory.
Mrs. Hanway, wife of County Commits
sioner B. Frank Hanway, of Hartford county,
who had been critically i'll so long with ty-
phoid fever is improving and her ultimate re-
covery is confidently looked for.
Rev Matthew O'Keefe, pastor of st. Fran
cis' Catholic Church, Towson, who was very
sick with pneumonia about ten days, is now
in a much improved condition and his entire
recovery is confidently looked for.
Mr.. James Mackubin, well known mem
Der of the Ellicott City bar celebrated his I'D
birthday on the 18th instant. He is still en-
gagged in active practice and walks two miles
from his home to his office every day.
Rev. G. M. Hesser. who has been preach
ing at Perry Hall M. E. Church South during
the summer months as assistant to Rev. John
B. Henry the pastor has returned to Randolph
Macon College Va, where he is student.
Mr.. John ID. Duncan, son of Mr.. Frank |.
Duncan, of the Baltimore county bar, left ON
Tuesday for Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa,
where he has matriculated for the coming
year. His father accompanied him to Carlisle.
DIR. Leila H. Powers daughter of Rev. W.
H. H. Powers, rector of Trinity Church, Tow
son, left for Virginia Beach on Tuesday for a
few DAYS rest DIR. Powers is among the few
homeopathic physicians in Baltimore county.
-Messrs. William A. Lee and William P.
Cole, well known citizens of Towson, who last
week submitted to operations at the City Hos
pital in Baltimore are doing very well and
hope to be able to return to their homes in
few days.
German United Evangelical Church, Canton,
was in Towson on business few days ago and
honored THE UNION Office with call. He
has one of the largest congregations in Balti-
more county.
Mr.. Edward ]. Armstrong, well known
attorney of Luray, Page county Virginia, was
in Towson on Thursday on professional bust
nacc Mr. Arnetr0nc ia well known IN MANY
of our citizens having married niece of the
late John S. Biddison.
Miss Marie McNeal of Towson, who re-
turned from Europe few days ago, has re-
sumed her studies at the Notre Dame of Mary
land, near Govanstown. She is the youngest
daughter of Mr.. James V. McNeal, treasurer
of the B. & 0. Railroad Company.
MIR. and Mrs. Edgar H. Cans, of BEAU
mont" Govanstown, who spent several months
travelling abroad with their daughter, Miss
Dolores Cans, returned to their home on Tues
day. Mr.. Cans is the senior member of the
we'll known law firm of Cans & Hannah.
Mr.. Alexander Tarbert, who succeeded his
brother, the late John Tarbert, as gardener for
the Sheppard and Pratt Hospital, near Towson,
will accept similar position with Mr.. George
G. Jenkins in Green Spring Valley. Mr.. A.
J. Tarbert, of Towson, will succeed his brother
at the hospital farm.
Mr. and Mrs. George c. Jenkins, who spent
the summer at Margaret Meadows, the
country residence of Mr.. Thomas Janney, in
Green Spring Valley, expect to take possession
of their new residence, near Stevenson, about
October list. They will spend the autumn and
probably the coming winter there.
Mr.. Hugh w. S. Powers, who has held a
position with the American Bridge Company
in Pittsburg about year, returned to his home
in Towson this week. He will enter the Theo-
logical Seminary at Alexandria, Va, to study
for the ministry of the Protestant Episcopal
Church. Mr.. Powers is the eldest son of Rev.
w. H. H. Powers, rector of Trinity Church,
Towson. e.s
Mrs. E. Gillingham REGISTER, of German
town, Pa, formerly of Baltimore, announces
the engagement of her daughter, Miss Helen
Wilson REGISTER, to Mr.. Aubrey Howard Will
liams. Mr.. Williams is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Howard Williams, of German
town. Miss REGISTER has many friends at
Towson, where her mother is now stopping al
the Smedley House.
F. Mr.. Franklin Owens, of the 18th district,
. is member of the present Grand Jury. At
one time he was night Waterman at the Court
!, House and while located at Towson made 9
: host of friends by his genial manners and
I pleasing address. Cigarette smoking is an ad.
mitted weakness of Mr.. Owens, but the deft
ness with which he rolls them is always q
source of admiring wonder to those who watch
him.
The delegates from Baltimore county banks
who attended the annual convention of the