The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-06-07
Peraona1 Mention

sional business.
Mr. Jesse N Daily, of the 9Th district, is again
employed as a record clerk in the Office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Miss Dora Holmes, daughter of the lat e
Charles Fl. Holmes, of My Lady's Manor, has
been visiting friends at Belair.
MIR. W. Smithson Forwood, ST., well
known and active business man of Belair, was
among the visitors to Towson this week
Mr.. William Anderson, of st. Louis, has
been visiting his father, Mr.. John 1. Anderson,
of the Hillen road, near Lake Montebello.
Mr. John K Cowen sailed from New York
for Europe this week. He will travel abroad
for the benefit of his health until next fall.
Mr. Willard A. Rhoads Baltimore coal
dealer has again taken for the summer the
house on the Jenkins farm, in Dulany's Valley.
Mr.. John E. Hurst has opened for the
summer his beautiful country place, Hurst
leigh" on Charles street avenue, near Wood
brook Station.
tional Marine Bank of Baltimore, has rented
for the summer the house of Mrs. Charles B.
Taylor, in Lutherville.
Miss Laura Mays, daughter of Mr.. B.
Howard Mays, of the 8th district, who is a
graduate nurse, has secured a position in the
City Hospital in Baltimore.
Miss Bessie Brady, daughter of Mrs.
Samuel Brady, of Towson, left on Friday, 9th
instant, for Raleigh, n. O., where she will
spend some time with friends.
Miss Eliza D. Longnecker, of Towson, left
on Friday, 9th instant, to spend some time at
Lake George with her aunt Miss Metcalf, of
New York city, who has cottage there.
Govanstown M. K. Church, who was taken
suddenly i'll just after service about three
weeks ago, has almost entirely recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Howard Stirling, of
"Elnor," Green Spring Valley, quietly cele-
brated the seventh anniversary Of their mar
rage on Tuesday last. They have an interest
ing family of three boys.
Mr.. Lewis NJ. Bacon, Jr. son of Mr.. L. NJ
Bacon, of the Towson law firm of Grason &
Bacon, was one of the graduates at the an
nual commencement of Dickinson College,
which took place this week. s -
DIR. James H. Jarrett went to Carlisle, Pa,
this week to attend the annual commencement
of Dickinson College. He graduated there
about 1850 and then entered the University of
Maryland School of Medicine.
Miss Eleanor Yellott, youngest daughter
of Major John 1. Yellott, of Towson, was one
of the graduates at the annual commencement
of MILFORD School, Cathedral street, Baltimore,
which took place on Wednesday last.
MIR. Samuel H. DeHoff, bond clerk in the
Internal Revenue Office in Baltimore, was in
Towson this week. He is resident of the 9Th
district of this county, but is living temporari-
ly in the city, having rented his farm.
Mr.. Peter Nafzinger, an old resident and
Green Valley, is seriously i'll at this time.
He is native of Pennsylvania, but has been
a resident of that section of the county nearly
Miss Florence Ingram. daughter of Mr..
James E. Ingram, ST., of Park Heights ave-
nue., sailed from New York for Europe on
Thursday. She is member of the party
chaperoned by the Misses Sommers, of Wash
ington, ID. q.
-Messrs. G. o. Wilson, D. H. Rice, Samuel
M. Shoemaker and E. Cuttings Merryman, of
Baltimore county, upon invitation OF the
managers, went to Wilmington, Del, this
week to serve as judges at the horse show that
has been in progress there.
Mr.. Ernest Stump, of the Seaboard Air
Line, who was recently operated on at the
Johns Hopkins Hospital for appendicitis, is
convalescent, and has been taken to the home
of his brother-in-law, Mr.. j. William hidden
dorf, in Green Spring Valley.
Dickinson College this week conferred the
degree of Doctor of Divinity upon Rev. ].
Fred. Heisse, the present pastor of Fayette
Street NJ. E. Church, Baltimore. He is ma
tive of Baltimore county and a son of the late
John F Heisse, of Monkton.
Mr.. William r. Straughn. of Towson,
will be one of the graduates of Baltimore City
College, the annual commencement of which
will take place next Tuesday night. He is the
eldest son of Rev. ]. l.. Straughn, pastor of
Baltimore Circuit, M. P. Church.
Miss Lucia Davis, daughter of Mr.. G. S.
Davis, until lately superintendent of the cot
ton duck mills at Warren, Baltimore county,
was one of the graduates at the annual COM
mencement of Bryn Mawr College and re-
ceived the degree of bachelor of arts.
Mr.. James S. Calwell, of the well known
Baltimore law firm of BeDzinger & Calwell,
was attending to some professional matters at
the Court House on Thursday. Mr. Calwell
married the only child of the late Col. Daniel
Scott. prominent citizen of Hartford county.
Mr.. Charles w. Held, son of Mr.. Lewis
W. Held, of Towson, will be one of the gradu-
ates in law at the annual commencement of
West Virginia University, Morgantown, W.
Va, on the 10th instant Mr.. Held will locate
at Morgantown for the practice of his profess
Mr.. William H. Bosley, of the Baltimore
banking house of John S. Cuttings & Co., and
president of the Queen Anne's R. R. Compa-
nv, was this week reelected member of the
board of trustees of Dickinson College, Car
Isle, Pa. Mr.. Bosley is graduate of the
college.
MIR. John T. Bishop, who is well known
in the 10th and 18th districts of this county,
is being treated for typhoid fever at Mt. st.
Agnes Sanitarium, on the Frederick road,
having contracted the disease from patient
be was nursing in Baltimore. DR.. r. Percy
Smith is attending him.
Mr. Charles II. Iinville, who some time
ago sold his property in Green Spring Valley,
has rented from Mr.. J. J. George for the sum-
mer the cottage on what is known as the
Quarry property, near Hyde's Station, Long
Green Valley. Mr.. Linville is a member of
the Board of Police Examiners of Baltimore
city.
Mr.. Peter J. Miller, Jr., of Sunnybrook,
who has been in bad health for some time
caused by being overcome by the heat while
working at his trade of carpenter, and who
had been under treatment at Johns Hopkins
Hospital several weeks, has recovered suffi-
GENTLY to return to his home.
AT the closing of the public school at Full
lerton, Belair road, on the 9th inst, Miss
Hettie Heinzelman, daughter of Rev. John
Heinzelman, pastor of st. Peters Church, will
be the only graduate and the first one since
the school was established sixteen years ago.
Miss Nellie Francis is principal of the school.
DIR. Charles w. Waidner, son of Mr..
Charles w. Waidner, of the LIST district, sailed
this week from New York to Glasgow. He
goes abroad in the interest of the National
Bureau of Standards and will visit various
universities and firms in Great Britain and the
Continent. DR.. Waidner is a graduate of
Johns Hopkins University.
Mr.. Joseph w. Jenkins and family have
closed their town house, 929 Charles street
North, and removed for the summer to theil
beautiful country place, Windy Gates, over
looking Mt. Washington. Mr.. Jenkins has
sold his city residence to the new Belvidere
finest private houses in Baltimore.
Mr.. William Samuel Fendall, son of Mr..
Charles E. Fendall of Towson, is a member oil
the graduating class of the Maryland Agri-
cultural College this year. The commence
ment will take place on the 18th inst. THE
UNION returns thanks to Mr.. Fendall and also
to Mr.. J. Marsh Matthews, of Dulany's Val
ley, for invitations to attend the exercises.
Mr. NJ ]. Lindsay, of the 9Th district, was
in Towson this week and paid his respects to
THE UNION Mr.. Lindsay, who is cousin oil
Mr.. James ]. Lindsay, of the Towson bar, was
for some years storekeeper in the Baltimore
Custom House, having secured the place
through competitive examination. Before en-
tering that service he was teacher in the
county schools. 90.
Cards have been received at Towson for the
marriage of Mr.. Jefferson d. Norris, popular
Young member of the bar and Miss Martha
Cabell Perkins, daughter of Mrs. Joseph Per-
kins, of Newport News, Va. The ceremony
will take place at the home of the bride, Thurs
day, June 18th. Mr.. Norris is son of the
late Col. William Norris, of Baltimore county,
and is well known here.
Mr.. Charles Pielert of Bengies, 18th dis
trict, was one of the graduates of the Law De;
partment of the University of Maryland, RI
ceiving the degree OF Bachelor of Laws at the
commencement held at the Academy of Music
Monday night. He was awarded the prize Of
500 presented annually by the University tc
the member of the graduating class submit
ting the best thesis. This years class was un
usually large, numbering fifty-eight.