The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-07-12
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Hon. Isidor Rayner, Attorney General o.
Maryland was in Towson on Wednesday or
professional business.
Hon. J. Fred C. Talbot and Mrs. Talbot
will leave next Monday for their annual visit
to Bedford Springs, Pa.
Miss Beck, of Indianapolis, Ind, is visit
ing Miss Lille RiemaE, daughter of Mr.. How
ard Rieman, of Towson.
MIR. Aubrey Stewart Todd, of Washing.
ton, D. c., is visiting his uncles, the Messrs
Stewart, of Cockeysville.
Col. Robert Hough, of Baltimore, has been
engaged to serve as starting judge for the races
at the Belair fair next fall.
Miss Avis Mccormick, of Rosedale, Balti-
more county, has returned from a pleasant
visit to friends at Fallston, Md.
Miss Pauline Powers, of Richmond, Va,
is visiting her cousins, the Misses Powers of
Trinity Church Rectory Towson.
Mr.. William D. Bartleson, Jr., of New
burg, n Y, spent the Fourth of July holiday
with his parents at Upper x Roads.
Mr.. Edward c. Eichelberger, well known
member of the bar, with his family, is at
Hotel Altamont, Atlantic City, n. j.
Rev. and Mrs. A. R. Kelley are spending
the summer with their daughter, Mrs. John
e. Slade, at Unionville, 18th district.
MIR. ]. Hammarstrom, of New York city,
is visiting his son, Mr.. Nils P. Hammarstrom,
of walnut HILL near Cockeysville.
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vile, has gone to the futile House, Dorches-
ter, Mass, for the remainder of the summer.
MIR. Ralph Robinson, well known men,
Der of the bar, accompanied by Mrs. Robinson,
sailed from Baltimore for Europe on Thursday.
Rev. ]. B. Stitt, D. D., the new pastor of
called upon some friends in Towson, Thursday
Col. Charles B. MCLEAN, County Surveyor
. and Miss Kittie. Green, niece Of the late Mrs,
Charles K. Chew, will be quietly married next
week.
Mrs. John Stewart and her granddaughter,
Miss Margaret H. Ridgely, of Hampton, are
registered at the Newport House, Bar Harbor,
Maine.
Miss Philena Scott, daughter of Mr. Frank
G.. Scott, an Sth district farmer, lately gradua-
ted at the training school for nurses at Potts
vile, Pa.
Chief Judge David Fowler and Mrs. Fow-
Ter have taken apartments at "The Poplars,"
near Gainesville, for the remainder of the
summer.
Rev. w. W. Shaw, the new pastor of Go
vanstown Presbyterian Church, addressed the
prisoners in the Jail at Towson last Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. David Stewart, brother of Mrs. John
Ridgely, of Hampton, sailed for Europe this
week. He will join Mrs. Stewart, who is now
in Switzerland.
-Ex-County Treasurer G. Albert Mays, who
is we'll known farmer of the 18th district. will,
it is said, be candidate for Clerk of the Cir
cult Court in 1903.
Mrs. Frederic Tyson and her son, Mr..
Malcolm V. Tyson, who is a member of the
bar, are at Hawthorn Inn, East Gloucester,
Mass, for the summer.
Prof. A. S. Cook, examiner of Baltimore
county schools, is this week attending the an
nual meeting of the National Teachers Asso-
citation in Minneapolis, Mimi.
-Ex-State's Attorney John s. Ensor, &C.
companied by Mrs. Ensor, left on Thursday
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tains. They will return August LIST.
Mr.. James E. Dunphy and Mr. and Mrs.
J. Maurice Watkins, Jr., of Towson, went to
Philadelphia this week to attend the silver
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Gorsuch.
Mr., 1: W; Reilly, who was Gs formerly con- n
Towson this week. He is DESTROYS of pur-
chasing home and locating here permanently.
Mrs. Charles r. Lord. of Roland Park,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. John s. Marcoe, at
her home on Ny Lady's Manor. She is ac-
companied by her daughter, Miss Selda Emory
Lord.
Rev. J. W. Fleming, senior pastor of Park
ton Circuit, NJ. E. Church, has been spending
few days with friends in Philadelphia. He
was accompanied by his daughter, Miss Ethel
Fleming.
and secretary of the German Fire Insurance
Company of Baltimore, is occupying for the
summer the house of Mr.. Charles E. Parr, near
Pikesville.
Mr.. Clarence Cooper, recent graduate of
the State Normal School, has been appointed
teacher of the public school at Glencoe, n. G.
R. R. He is son of Mr.. William j. Cooper,
of Govanstown.
Major John I. Yellott and wife and their
daughters Misses Lydia T. and Mary Yellott,
sailed from Baltimore for Boston on Thursday.
They will also visit Albany and New York
city before they return.
Mr.. Thaddeus G. Blair, general manager
of the iron works in Lee county, W. Va, has
been visiting his old home in Hartford county.
He was for many years connected with the
iron furnaces at Ashland, Baltimore county.
Mrs. William Murphy, Of Cecil county,
and Mrs. N. d. s. Parren, OF Calvert county,
are visiting st. Johns Rectory, Worthington
Valley. The former is sister-in-law and the
latter daughter of the rector, Rev. r. Heber
Murphy.
The old Price homestead on the York turn
pike short distance south of Cockeysville,
has been rented for the summer months by
Mr.. Thomas N. Lee, whose mother and sister
are with him. Mr.. Lee is nephew of the late
Frank N. Lee.
Mr.. Charles J. Hull has removed his SUI
burban real estate and law offices to Nos. 16
and IS East Fayette street, near Charles street,
Baltimore. Mr.. Hull, who young member
of the bar, is an extensive owner of real estate
in the 18th district of this county.
-Messrs. Walter A. Baetjer, James Q. Git
tings, Jr., Boiling w. Barton, W. L. Warner
and Carlyle Barton, all of the neighborhood
of Pikesville, Baltimore county, are encamped
on the Potomac river, near Williamsport, Md,
and are enjoying fine sport bass fishing.
Mr.. Otto M. Mattfedt this week closed bis
house at Belvidere Heights, near Mt. Wash
ington, and removed his family to Merrimac
county, N. H.. where he goes to manage the
affairs of the Baltimore Graphite Company, OF
which he is stakeholder and director.
Mr. T0qeOh G0rguch who was for manV
years resident of Towson, is suffering from
blood poisoning at his home in Baltimore as
a result of having got splinter in his right
hand last Sunday. He is nearly 80 years of
age and brother of Rev. Thomas Gorsuch OF
Parkville.
Mr.. W. H. Norris, a well known farmer
and dairyman of White Hall, N. c. r. R., was
in Towson on Thursday. He was one of the
many victims of the defunct United Milk
Producers Association, but being evel-head-
ed man he don't let little thing like that
keep him from sleep.
THE UNION had call this week from one
of its oldest subscribers, Mr.. C. B. Billingsley,
of Greenwood, 18th district. He was for years
teacher in the public schools of this county,
but was obliged to abandon his profession be-
cause of misfortune that necessltated the
amputation of one of his legs. Otherwise his
health is good.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hoffman held fam
lily reunion at their home, Warren, Baltimore
county, few days ago and entertained up
wards of twenty persons, including their chill
dren and other relatives. Mr.. Hoffman is
veteran of the Civil War and member of the
Grand Army of the Republic. He participa-
ted in the battle of Gettysburg
"A party of young folks mostly from Tow
son spent several days this week camping on
the Gunpowder river, near Hardwood Park.
Among the number were Misses Edna and
Bessie Thomas, Ruth and Mildred Miller,
Josephine Hall and R. Lee Dunphy, J. Milton
Green, ]. Thomas Phipps, VIM. K. Straughn,
G. VIM. Parker and Jarrett Lee.
Rev. DIR. Charles n. Sims, pastor of the
First Methodist Church at Syracuse, N. Y,
and former Chancellor of Syracuse University,
announces that he will shortly retire from the
ministry and return to his old home at Liberty,
Ind Dr. Sims, who was then stationed in
Baltimore, preached the dedicatory sermon of
Towson NJ. f. Church in October, 1871.
Mr.. Charles w. Slagle, who has been a
member of the board of directors of the West
ern Maryland Railroad Company many years,
was paid the high compliment of reelection
when the company was recognized under its
new management last Tuesday. Except Gen.
Hood, who resigned the presidency, Mr.. Slagle
is the only member of the old board to be re-
tanned.
Mr.. Laban Sparks private secretary to
Congressman Blakeney, was in Towson on
Er;jay nth instant n q il a native of Ralti-