The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-08-02
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school at CocKeysvlHe. is spending month at
Miss Emily E. Cockey, of Towson, is
spending some time with her aunt, Mrs. Ster-
ling I. Cockey, of Timonium.
MIR. Harry A. Parr, of "Meadowvale, :"
near Sherwood. will take a pleasure trip to
Europe some time this month.
DIR. and Mrs. Frank r. Rich this week
moved into their cozy new cottage on West
Pennsylvania avenue, Towson.
Mrs. E. Cuttings Merryman, of "Gerar,"
| near Cockeysville, with her children, is spend
ing several weeks at Spring Lake, N. ].
Miss Beulah M. Cochran, of Govanstown,
| daughter of County Treasurer w. B. Cochran,
has gone to Atlantic City for a months stay.
Rev. w. w. Shaw, the new pastor of Go
yanstown PRESBYTERIAN Church, has removed
his family from Havre-de-Grace to that place.
Rev. Hobart Smith, rector of st. Thomas
| Church. Garrison Forest, and Mrs. Smith,
will spend some time at North Hatley, Canada.
Mr.. Charles r. Woods, of the Baltimore
bar, was in Towson on Tuesday, attending to
some professional matters at the Court House.
Mr.. ]. Summerfeld Crowther, a farmer
and dairyman of the 9TH district, has gone to
the Maryland University Hospital for treat
ment.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Hutchins, who were
married on the 10Th of last month will be at
home after today august 3D. at Monkton, N.
| c. r. r.
Miss Emma Bond, who is trained nurse
| at the City Hospital, Baltimore is visiting her
father, Mr.. John Bond of "Bellefeld," West
| ern Run Valley.
Mr.. William B. Krout, the Towson repre-
sentative of the Baltimore San, and Mrs.
Krout, are spending ten days at The Brighton,
Atlantic City, N. J.
| The family of Mr.. John I. Hershner as
sistant school examiner, isspending some time
at Summit Grove camp-meeting, on the North
ern Central Railway
Col. and Mrs. Charles B. MCLEAN, who
spent their honeymoon at Atlantic City, have
| roftt nod TO Tomc0O THOR f1fOro will
| be with Miss Harriet Chew.
| Rev. W. e. Robertson, pastor of Calvary
| Baptist Church, Towson, is with his family
who are spending the summer near Barnes
vile, Charlotte county, Va.
-Messrs. Edward S. and Thomas Peerce, of
Dulany's Valley, returned on Friday, LIST inst.
| from fishing trip to Chalk Point, West River.
They had fairly good sport
| Miss Ethel Boyer, of Phoenix, was elected
secretary of the Young Girls Christian Asso-
citation that was organized at Summit Grove
camp ground on Wednesday.
| Mr.. Richard H. Woollen and family, of
Baltimore, are spending some time at the
| country place of his late brother-in-law, John
| A. Hambeton, west of Lutherville.
| Miss Marie Bosley, daughter of Mr.. VIM.
H. Bosley, of the Baltimore banking house of
John S. Cuttings & Co., is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. George Jessop. near Cockeysville.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Plunkett Stewart, Of
! J. Cassatt, the parents of Mrs. Stewart
Miss Jane M. Pindell, superintendent of
nurses at the Metropolitan Training School,
Blackwell's Island, N. Y. is spending her va
cation at her former home at Cockeysville.
Mrs. Jane Wright OF Towson, accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Nellie Wright,
and her niece, Miss Helen Wright, sailed from
Baltimore for Boston on Friday, LIST instant.
Miss Eta H. Maddox, of Baltimore, the
only female member of the legal profession in
Aorx Nd sr1 WnHn cdoNy or
tending to some matters before the Orphans
Court.
County Commissioner Yellott went to
Leesburg, Va, on Wednesday to attend the
annual reunion of Mosby's Confederate Cav
airy in which command he served during the
Civil War.
-Messrs. w. Stewart Diffenderffer, Arthur
| Brogden and Robert n Elder Jr., all of Bal
timore county, served as judges of several
classes at the horse show held last week at
Orange, Va.
-Messrs. D. H. Rice, Samuel NJ. Shoemaker
and Redmond G. Stewart, of Baltimore coun-
| ty, were among the judges at the Albemarle
Horse Show, held at Charlottesville, Va.,three
| days this week.
| Rev. Osborne Belt pastor of Montford
Avenue NJ E. Church, Baltimore, with his
| family, is spending some time near Butler,
Baltimore county, with the family of Mr..
Wesley Royston.
Misses Clara and Ruth Bacon daughters
|
spending part of their school vacation with
! their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Comp
ton, of Franklinville, Baltimore county.
Mr.. William f. Mahon, teller in the Hop
kins Savings Bank, Baltimore, with his family.
is spending the summer with the family of
Mr.. John W. Wolfe, of Furnace Farm, on the
| Dulany's Valley turnpike near Towson.
Rev. w. H. H. Powers, rector of Trinity
Church, Towson, who has been confined to his
| home for several weeks, is still indsposed. AS
| he lq able tn travel he DrOnOSpS tn
away for long rest, something that he much
| needs.
Hon. J. Fred c. Talbot, who was in Tow
son on Tuesday, celebrated his 59th birthday
that day. His friends say he will have no
opposition for the nomination for Congress in
the primaries that take place in Baltimore
county today.
Rev John R. Edwards, pastor of Towson
NJ. E. Church, who spent few days in South
| ern Maryland has returned and will occupy
his pulpits next Sunday He will also preach
at the union service in EPSON NJ. P. Church
| on Sunday night.
Mr.. James V. McNeal, treasurer of the B.
| & o. r. r. Company, whose family lives in
Towson, sailed on Friday for six weeks tour
of Europe. He was accompanied by his
| daughter, Miss Marie MeNeal, and his son,
| Mr.. Preston McNeal.
Mr.. Joshua F. Cockey, president of the
Cockeysville National Bank, accompanied by
his brother-in-law, DIR. Bennett F: Bussey, a
|
sail from Baltimore for Boston today, to be
| absent about ten days.
| Mr. Robert G. McComas, who has been a
| clerk in the Baltimore Postoffice for the past
twelve years. called on some of his friends in
| Towson on Thursday. He is a son of Mr..
| ]. Glenn McComas, a well known farmer of
the 18th district of this county.
| -MeSsrs. Harry e. Turner and Berreda Tur-
ner, both well known citizens of Baltimore,
came to Towson on Tuesday and administered
| IL e kI1s. l.Na hos DARn
| Turner, who died at her country home, near
| Lake Roland, a short time ago.
| Miss Florence Ingram, who was attacked
| with typhoid fever in Venice, is improving.
| Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Ingram,
| of Park Heights avenue, Baltimore county,
who went abroad as soon as they were apprised
| of her illness, are now with her.
| Mr.. Samuel H. Nicer, who owns q fine
farm near Forest Hill, Hartford county, called
on some of his friends in Towson on Tuesday
last. For many years Mr.. Nicer lived on Bel
Iona avenue, north of Govanstown. Having
sold his property there he removed to Hartford.
| Mr.. r. CARL Foster, of the Baltimore law
4 firm of Foster a. Foster, was on Monday adj
mitted to the Baltimore county bar, upon mo-
ton of Mr.. William S. keech: Mr.. Arthur u.
| Foster, the senior member of this trm mar
ried the only daughter of Governor John Wal
| ter Smith.
Mr. John f. Hilgeman, who until quite
| recently was engaged in business at Jockeys.
| WIG, IL udIueu as Ou6 vi luC Va
the Payne Hardware and Farmers Supply
Company Just organized in Baltimore with
capital stock of $4,000. He is also one of the
! directors of the company.
Mrs. n Charles Burke gave progressive
euchre party at her home, "Greystone," Tow
son, on Thursday morning, and entertained
| large number of her friends The winners OF
the prizes were: 1st Mrs w. B. Cochran
I'd, Miss Sara P. Butler Sd, Mrs. Marian;
4th, Miss Emma Imwold.
Mr. ]. Goodman Boyd member of the bar,
accompanied by Mrs. Boyd. will go to New
York next Monday and from thence to Sitka,
Alaska. They will be absent about six weeks
and during that time will travel upwards OF
IL 600 miles Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd are spend
| ing the summer at Lutherville.
-Messrs. Thomas R. Jenifer, Arthur w.
Shanklin, VIM. s. Cowley, Frank l. Wheeler.
William A. Lee and N. Bosley Merryman and
their sons went on their annual fishing trip
! to Cape May, Back river, on Thursday. The
party was accompanied by Messrs. Robert M.
| Taylor, Thomas B. Butler and Jas. Z. Linzey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S. Denbow, who live
near Jarrettsville, celebrated the fiftieth ami
varsarv IF their marriage on the 23d of July,