The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-11-01
Personal Mention


moved to Baltimore for the winter.
Mrs. Merryman, wife of Mr.. James Mex.
Merryman, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Nathan
R. Smith, of Cathedral street, Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Snyder will close their
pretty country place, near Towson, next week
and remove to Baltimore for the winter.
Mr.. Charles W. Slagle and family have
closed their summer cottage at Sudbrook Park
and removed to Baltimore for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Armour Jenkins have
closed their summer home in Long Green Val
ley and removed to Baltimore for the winter.
MIR. Summerfeld Baldwin and family,
who spent the summer at Warren, near Cock
eysville, have removed to Baltimore for the
winter.
Mrs. William D. Griffith and daughter. of
Shawan, Sth district is visiting Mrs. Eliza
Given, of Harrisburg, Pa, mother OF Mrs.
Griffith.
Mr.. and Mrs James Hoover, of Kansas,
who had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hoover, near Butler, left for their home few
days ago.
Mrs. Orrie F. Wolford of Hanover, Pa,
is spending some time with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Long, of Brooklandville, Bal
timore county.
Mr.. Edward E. Bartleson, Jr., of Chester,
Pa, has been visiting his brother, Mr.. H. E.
Bartleson. vice-president of the Cockeysville
National Bank.
Mr.. Henry B. Chew, of Gloucester City, N.
j., spent Sunday last with relatives in Towson.
He is the eldest son of the late Charles R.
Chew, of EPSON.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ridgely and family
will close Hampton, near Towson, next week
and remove for the winter to their Park ave-
nue. house, Baltimore.
Mr. James ]. Lindsay, of the law firm of
Boarman & Lindsay, and Mrs. Lindsay quiet
ly celebrated the eleventh anniversary of their
marriage on Wednesday.
Col. d. G. Mcintosh and family, of Tow
son. have taken furnished house on Mary
land avenue, Baltimore, for the winter, and
will occupy it December LIST.
Mrs. Henry Smith, of Sunnybrook, and
Miss Lizzie Hartman and Mr.. William Eek
hart, Jr., of Baltimore, have returned from a
pleasant trip to Luray Caves, Va.
Mr.. Henry G. Matthews and family, who
spent the past summer at their country place,
near Cockeysville, have opened their town
house, 1902 st. Paul street, for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Janney, who spent
the past summer at Newport, R. l., will spend
the coming winter at Margaret Meadows, -
their country place in Green Spring Valley.
Mrs. George Brown, of Brooklandwood,
with her family, removed this week to Marshy
Point, on Saltpetre river. This is a most at
tractive winter home being well protected by
dense forests.
Mrs. G. K. Blanchard and family, of
Bradford Pa, have removed to Philadelphia
for the winter. She is native of Baltimore
county and daughter of the late Dixon Con-
molly, of Long Green.
MIR. B. Frank Hanway, member of the
Board of Commissioners Of Hartford county,
was in Towson several days this week attend
ing the trial of the case of Messrs. Hook d Co.,
contractors, against Hartford county.
Col. Robert Hough, well known in Balti-
more county for his many years connection
with the Timonium fair, acted as starting
Judge for the great Raleigh IN. c. fair this
week and gave great satisfaction to the man
agement.
Mr.. W. Bernard Duke and DR.. H. Burton
Stevenson, of Sherwood, started on trip to
Leonardtown, st. Mary's county, in the for
mer's automobile, last Monday. When near
Elicott City the auto broke down and they
had to return.
Mrs. S. Edgar Cockey and family, who
have for some time occupied the house of Mrs.
J. G. Cooper, in Towson, this week removed
to the large stone house of Mr.. Thomas W.
Offutt, on the east side of the York road, near
South avenue.
Mr.. Daniel W. Hopper, of Baltimore, who
has been president of the board of directors of
the Eudowood Sanitarium, near Towson, since
its establishment, has resigned. On account
of his health he wishes to be relieved of the
responsibilities of the position.
Mr.. John r. Parks, an 9Th district farmer
whose barn was burned last Sunday night, is
member of the present petit jury. He pub
fishes notice in The UNION today thanking
his friends and neighbors and the Towson fire
company for the assistance rendered him on
that occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Clark and Messrs.
Harry McCleary and T. A. B. Dukehart have
gone to Marshall, Va, to be present at the
opening of the hunting season of the Warren
ton Hunt Club. While there they will be the
guests of Mr.. Maxwell Wyeth, proprietor of
the Mountain View Stock Farm.
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Pa, has issued cards announcing the marriage
of her daughter, Bessie Virginia, to MI. Ed
ridge E. Henderson, of Towson. The cere-
mony took place in Washington, on Tuesday,
October 28th. The groom is the only son of
Mrs. Mary l.. Henderson, of Towson. The
future home of the young couple will be in
Baltimore.
The singing of Mr.. Frank J. Taylor, in
Trinity Church, Towson, last Sunday morn
ing, was highly appreciated by a large audi
ence. He possesses a most delightful voice
and there are few churches who have the ben
eft of such vocalization without any compen-
sation whatever. The violin obligato by Mrs.
Marshall Winchester, of Sherwood, was very
sweet and sympathetic.
Lieut.. J. Marsh Matthews, of the Mary
land Agricultural College, has been chosen
temporary captain of the football team of the
school, succeeding Lieut.. Dunbar, who had
leg broken in game about two weeks ago.
Lieut.. Matthews is said to have improved
greatly and is putting up an excellent game
He is son of Col. d. Nj. Matthews, of Brook
wood" Dulany's Valley.
DIR. Clyde V. Matthews, who is engaged
in the practice of his profession in Baltimore,
has been appointed assistant demonstration in
the dental department of the University of
Maryland, where he will be engaged two after
moons each week. This is a compliment to
DR.. Matthews and entities him to a post grad
uate course in dentistry. He is a son of Col.
D. M. Matthews, of Dulany's Valley.
Rev. DR.. Stowell L. Bryant, who was for
merly stationed in Baltimore as assistant at
Mount Vernon Place Church, is to replace Rev.
Frank Crane in the pulpit of the Hyde Park
Church, Chicago, at 81 900 year, the highest
salary for Methodist minister in the Chicago
District. He is 80 years old, native of Ohio
and graduate of the Ohio Wesleyan and the
divinity school of the Boston University. DR..
Bryant was at one time pastor of st. Johns M .
E. Church, Lutherville, and has many friends
in Baltimore county
Mr.. William A. Lyon, member of the well
known Baltimore importing house of Lyon
Bros. & Co., who, with his family, has occu-
pied during the past summer the country place
of Mr. r. Emory Warfield, on the Pot Spring
road, will not return to his city residence for
several weeks. During his stay in the country
he has found much pleasure in visiting several
county fairs, including Timonium, York,
Hagerstown and Frederick. Mrs. Lyon &C.
companied him to York and they were much
pleased with the many attractions of that beau
tiful section. While in York Mr.. Lyon bought
a fine coach team.
Good Shooting by the Towson Club
The regular monthly free-for-all target shoot