The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-03-29
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| Mrs. IQOmaS II. deLlI6f, Vi 1Ocu maven
is visiting her former home in Charles coun-
ty, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Marbury, who
had been on trip to Mexico, have returned to
their home in Baltimore.
Mrs William II. Wight, of "Kinloch, u
near Cockeysville, has gone to Petersburg, Va,
to spend some time with her mother, Mrs
Miss NJ. Bertha Mays, daughter of Mr. B.
Howard Mays, of Philopolis, is very sick at
her home. She is teacher of the public school
at Sweet Air, 10th district.
Mrs. Jarrett wife of DR.. ]. H. Jarrett,
who was critically i'll at her home in Towson
for some weeks, is now much better and her
entire recovery is hoped for.
DR. and Mrs. s. F. Drewrey, of Richmond,
Va, have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. B.
Frank Deford, whose country place is on the
Joppa road. west of Towson.
The engagement is announced of Mr.. Will
liam A. Peasants and Miss Albert daughter
of the late DR.. Albert The prospective groom
is son of the late Richard H. Peasants.
Mr.. Redmond c. Stewart of Baltimore
county, is named as one of the incorporators
of the Baltimore Banana Company that will
engage in the importation of foreign fruits.
DIR. E. N. Brush, medical superintendent
of the Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital,
accompanied by his daughter, Miss Lavinia
Brush, will sail for Europe early next month.
Miss Elizabeth Rush Williams, daughter
of Hon. s. A.. Williams, who spent several
months with her uncle, DR.. st. Clair STREET.,
of Kansas City, Mo-, has returned to her home
in Belair.
MIR. John s. Wilson, member of the School
Board, who was stricken with paralysis at his
home in Catonsville, on the 18th instant has
improved very much and his complete recovery
is expected.
Rev W. H. H. Powers, rector of Trinity
Church. Towson, was one of the honorary
pall-bearers at the funeral of Rev. DIR. Gram
mer, highly esteemed clergyman, which took
place on Monday.
MIR. George H. Eckhart, who sold his
property at Blenheim, 10th district, has rented
and moved to the farm of his father. Mr..
William Eckhart, near Sunnybrook. The lat
ter has removed to Baltimore.
Little Miss Sarah Bell Williams. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. WIS g. Williams, celebrated
her eighth birthday with a few of her young
friends Thursday afternoon at her home, cor
ner st. Paul and Monument streets, Baltimore.
MIR. Edward Necker, well known bust
ness man of Necker Belair road, who had
been suffering from severe attack of pleurisy,
following pneumonia, is again able to leave
his room. He was attended by DR.. Lingard l.
Whiteford. e
-On Thursday night the congregation Of
Govanstown Presbyterian Church rendered a
farewell reception to their pastor, Rev. II. e..
Martin, who resigned a short time ago on ac-
count of impaired health. Mr.. Martin will
shortly go abroad for an extended tour.
-Sergt. James L. Rogers, of Troop A, has
a record of attendance at drills that does him
great credit. Since the organization of the
Troop, several years ago, he has not missed a
drill. He is one of the best horsemen in the
Troop and is rounding into tirst-class revolt
yer shot.
Mr.. J. NJ. T. Fishpaw, head of the firm of
Fishpaw Son, house and sign painters
He says his firm is busy and that building
prospects are excellent. Mr.. Fishpaw was
formerly well known resident of the I'd dis
trict of this county.
Mrs. James Brogden, Of Long Green Val
ley has sent out invitations for the marriage
of her daughter Miss Eleanor Addison Git
tings BrOgden, and Mr.. Joseph Graeme Rey-
nolds. The ceremony will take place at En-
manuel P. E. Church, Baltimore, Wednesday
April 9th at 1870 P. NJ.
Rev. Charles Adey, who has been pastor
of Saters Baptist Church, on the Falls road
some years. has resigned to accept call to
Marini and Rehoboth churches in Somerset
county, and will take charge there April 9Th.
He will preach his farewell sermon at Saters
Church next Sunday.
"A letter from Mr.. J . P. Richardson, mailed
at Melbourne, Australia, February oath. 1902,
reached The UNION Office on Tuesday March
25th. Mr.. Richardson, who is a native of the
10th district of Baltimore county, is head of
the firm of ]. P. Richardson & Co., manufac
turers' agents and general merchants, Mel
bourne.
Rev. M. NJ. BURNER who was for several
years pastor of Rayville Circuit Q. B. Church.
in the upper end of this county, and who has
been at Wasco, Ore, for nearly year, writes
to his friends here that he and another person
are about to engage in cattle raising, having
secured 1900 acres of land for that purpose.
He will give up the regular ministry, preach
ing only occasionally.
Two of THE UNIONS oldest subscribers
met in the Office on Wednesday to renew their
subscriptions. They were Mr. Joshua Par
sons, of Baltimore city, formerly well known
citizen of the Sd district of this county, and
Mr.. John G.. Brendle who has been keeper Of
the second toll-gate on the Hartford road nearly
twenty years. Mr.. Brendle, who had
been very much indisposed for the past six
months, is now better and able to attend to
business.
Last September Albert F. Conrey, NJ. D.,
with several other physicians. resigned his po-
sition at the Baltimore City Hospital and DR..
Conrey afterwards accepted an appointment at
The Hospital for the Women of Maryland.
On Wednesday last he was appointed clinical
gynecologist and demonstration of diseases of
women at the City Hospital, but he will con-
tinue to hold his position with the first insti-
tuition also. DR.. Conrey is native of Towson
and the only son of Mr.. John F. Conrey,
member of the bar.
We copy the following item from the
March number of the Princeton Alumni Week.
~: albert S. Cook, who is secretary. treas
urer and examiner of the Board of School
Commissioners of Baltimore county, Md, was
recently chosen a member of the executive
committee of the Association of School Com
missioners and Examiners of Maryland, along
with the State Superintendent of Public Edu-
cation and the Principal of the Maryland
State Normal School. Also he was appointed
a member of the committee on Maryland
Teachers Institute Munual." Prof. Cook is
graduate of Princeton.
Examining Cattle for Tuberculosis.
Herbert s. Adams, of Gainesville, one of the
State cattle inspectors, last Saturday examined
ever 300 head of dairy cattle in the neighbor-
hood of OYings Mills. in Baltimore county,