The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-09-13
J Personal Mention. :

Personal Mention
MIR. R. r. Boarman, the well known mem
Der of the Towson bar, sailed for Boston this
week.
Rev. NJ. O'Keefe, pastor of st. Francis
Catholic Church, Towson, is critically sick
with pneumonia.
DIR. Frank R. Rich, of Towson, who has
been confined to the house this week by sick
ness, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Jenkins, Jr., and
the Misses Jenkins, Of Windy Gates, Lake
avenue, are at Atlantic City.
-Ex-Judge George Y. Maynadier and Mr..
William H. Harlan. well known Belair
lawyers, were in Towson Friday.
Mr.. D. Hopper Emory, Jr.. accompanied
by his sisters, Miss Julia and Miss Bessie
Emory left for Boston this week.
-Ex-Sheriff VIM. ?. Cole and Mr.. VIM. A.
Lee, of Towson have gone to the City Hospital
to be operated on by Prof Chambers.
-Messrs. Frank /. Duncan and W. Gill
Smith, members of the county bar, spent sew
eral days this week at Old Point Comfort.
-Messrs. Jacob D. Geist and William Dyer
ly, 4th district farmers have been elected di-
rectors of the Reisterstown Savings Bank.
Mrs. R. Emory Warfield, of Philadelphia,
Pa, is visiting at the beautiful home of Miss
Ann Nisbet, near Texas, Baltimore county.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Urban, of Towson, accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Margaret Urban,
sailed from Baltimore for Boston on Monday.
-Messrs. Jacob Taylor, Harry Taylor and
family and Frank J. Taylor and family, of
Towson, have gone to Atlantic City for two
weeks
Mrs. Oliver Eckhart has returned to the
city after spending two very pleasant weeks at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith, of
Sunny brook.
Mr.. Henry B. Chew, of Gloucester, N. j.,
paid brief visit to his sisters in Towson this
week. He is the eldest son of the late Charles
R. Chew, of EPSON"
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spent the summer at their farm in Long Green
Valley, returned to their St. Paul street resi-
Cence, in Baltimore, this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Randolph Barton, Jr., will
upon their return next week from Europe
visit until the late fall Mr. Barton's parents at
Vancluse, their estate at Pikesvile.
Mr.. Walter de c. Poultney, who spent the
summer in Europe, arrived home on Tuesday.
He will go to Cylburn next week to be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Tyson for several
weeks.
Mr.. Charles E. Weakley of the 10th dis
trict, is compelled to decline the dairy business
on account of the scarcity of labor, and will
offer his dairy stock at public sale on Septem-
Der 23d.
Mr.. Rufus K. Wood, of Sparrow's Point,
on Thursday gave a talk before the Teachers
Institute of Carroll county, held in Westmin-
ster this week, on 1.-THE Trustee and the
Teacher"
Mrs. Cook, wife of Prof. A. S. Cook, Sec
rotary of the School Board accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Earnshaw, is spending some
time at Wood5ourne, near Montrose, Susque-
hanna county, Pa.
Rev. w. H. H. Powers, rector of Trinity
T. r. Church, Towson, who has been away on
prolonged vacation occupied his pulpit on
Sunday and received warm welcome from
members OF his congregation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard II. Woollen, who
spent several months at the beautiful country
place of the late Mr.. John A. Hambleton,
west of Lutherville. have returned to their
home, West Lanvale street, Baltimore.
MIR. Aubrey A. Jackson, who graduated
this year at st. Johns College, Annapolis, has
been appointed second lieutenant in the United
States Army. He is a son Of Mr.. James jack
son. of Jacksonville, Baltimore county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bond, of Western
Run Valley, and their daughter, Mrs. Benja-
min NJ Brooks of Belfast. left this week for
Des Moines, Iowa, where Mr.. and Mrs. Bonds
daughter Mrs. Margaret Wheeler, resides
Mr.. James V. McNeal, treasurer of the
BALTIC. & Ohio Railroad Company, who, with
his daughter, Miss Marie McNeal, spent about
two months abroad, reached New York on the
9th inst. Mr.. McNeal's family reside in
Towson.
Cardinal Gibbons was the guest of Mrs.
Clark, at Pikesville, on Sunday. In the morn
ing he attended high mass at st. Charles
Church, Pikesville, where the 40-hour devo-
ton began, and at the end Of the mass he
gave the benediction.
Mr.. William M. Isaac, of Towson. grand
representative to the Sovereign Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows, accom-
panied by his wife, left Baltimore Thursday
for Des Moines, Iowa, where the 18th annual
session of the lodge will be held.
Miss Jennie r. Eckhart, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. William Eckhart, formerly of SUM-
nyhrook, is attending business college in Bal
timore. Mr.. Eckharts son, Harry A., is TAX
ing course of electrical engineering in the
International School at Scranton, Pa.
Mr.. Adolph 8. Storck, of Govanstown,
severely wrenched his ankle Tuesday when
tennis team which will represent the Winston
Tennis Club today in its match with the Tow
son team and his loss will be keenly felt.
-Messrs. Talbot and Page, Democratic and
Republican candidates for Congress, respective
" IL the s Sc spoke om the
Saturday last, on the occasion of the dedica-
ton of the new Firemen's Hall, in that place.
Mr.. Robert P. Graham, ex-State Comp
troller, has decided to give up his law practice
in Salisbury and will moveto Baltimore about
October LIST. he will form partnership with
Mr. James E. Ingram. Jr., of Arlington, Sd
district, and will have offices in the Maryland
Telephone Building.
Mr.. Asa B. Gardiner, Jr., manager of
Filston Farm Company, was unable to attend
Timonium fair last week, having been con-
fined to his home several days by illness He
is member of the board of managers Of the
fair association and one of the most energetic
workers for its success.
Rev. Fleming James, son-in-law of DR..
w. F. Goodwin, left Reisterstown on Tuesday
for Vancouver, B. G., whence he sailed for
Shanghai China, to take charge of the p E.
Church there. Rev. Mr.. James was married
about three months ago to Miss Rebecca God
win. Owing to the uncertainty of securing
suitable residence at Shanghai, Mrs. James did
not accompany him.
Mr.. William B. Petit, of Chicago, legal
adjuster of the Pullman Company, paid his
respects to THE UNION on Monday. He is
making his annual visit, accompanied by Mrs.
Petit, to his venerable father-in-law, Mr..
Thomas Ward, of Texas 9Th district Mr..
Petit says he sees marked improvement in
the condition of the public roads in that Sec
ton of the county in the last year.
Rev. DR.. Samuel A. Wilson, we'll known
member of the Baltimore Conference, M. E.
Church, has returned from an extended Euro
pean trip. While in Rome DIR. Wilson SAYS
he learned that priest of Brooklyn, N. Y,
was heading an American pilgrimage, and
added: II sought him out and asked permits
sion to go with him to the Vatican. l told
him | was Methodist minister for so years.
He kindly consented and introduced me to
the Pope, when had the privilege of shak-
ing his hand. was much impressed with the
aged Pontiff, whose face and manner are most
kindly" DR.. Wilson was admitted to the Bal
timore Conference in 1848 and is one Of its
oldest and most honored members. In 1851 he
was junior pastor of the circuit of which Tow
son formed part.
Tournament at Glen-Arm.-The tourna-
ment at Glen-Arm, 18th district, Wednesday,
was attended by several hundred persons from
the county and city. The contest for first
money in the tournament was good one, and
Mr.; Edgar Hutchins, Knight of Linden Hope,