The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-06-28
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of Belair.
Miss Liyezey, daughter of Mr. E. Livezey
of Gainesville, sailed from New York for Eu
rope on Saturday last.
The Misses Given, of Columbia, Pa, ar
spending the summer with Mrs Laura Gore
of Glyndon, W. NJ. K. K.
Miss Elizabeth Groom, of Towson has a
her guests Mrs. Bergen and Miss Elsie Hughes
both of Birmingham, England.
Mrs. Harry Il. Sewing, OF Philadelphia, il
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joshu;
Tracey of Worthington Valley.
Mrs. Albert Steinbach, of New York. il
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. II . Rice
of Valley View Farm, near Towson.
Mr. Henry Miller, Sr an aged and vel
known truck farmer of Parkville, Hartford
road, has been seriously i'll this week.
Mr.. H. Carroll Brown, of "Brookland
wood" was in Chicago this week. Two of hi;
married sisters are residents of that city.
Mrs. J. B. NJ. Jenifer, of Morgantown, w
Va, is visiting her father, Mr.. Arthur w
Shanklin, of "Willowvale," near Loeb Raven.
Mrs. James Mex. Merryman, her sister,
Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Edward Greenway, OF
Baltimore, are at The Brighton, Atlantic City.
MIR. and Mrs: 5. Proctor Brady, OF Balti-
more, are spending couple of weeks with
the formers mother, Mrs. Samuel Brady, of
| Towson.
Mrs. Ellenor L. Pinkerton is spending a
couple of weeks with friends in Newark, n. :,
and Germantown, Pa. Later she may go to
Atlantic City for lengthy stay.
Mr.. E. Mallonee, Of the Sd district, has re-
turned to his home from pleasure trip
through West Virginia. He was accompanied
by his nephew, Mr.. J. E. Mallonee.
The Misses McNeaI, of Towson, were on a
pleasure trip to New York this week. accom-
panying their father, Mr.. j. V. McNeal, of the
law department of the B. & o. Railroad.
Examiner A. s. Cook and Assistant Ex-
aminer John T. Hershner will go to Ocean
City next week to attend the annual meeting
| of the Maryland State Teachers Association.
Mr.. George A. Smith, who lately sold his
farm, near Bosley, to Mr.. r. Emory Warfeld,
has given up the same and is temporarily oc-
cupying house on Mr.. Alfred G.. Lees farm.
! Mr.. Nelson Poe, Jr., Police Justice at the
| Western Station, Baltimore, was among the
visitors to Towson on Thursday. He is a
brother of Hon. John p. Poe, the eminent
| lawyer.
Mr.. VIM. S. G. Williams and family, who
spent the spring at their farm in Long Green
Valley, left on Thursday last for Narragansett
Pier, r. l., where they will remain until Sep
TENDER LIST.
Mr.. Jesse M. Hoshall, of the County
| Clerks office, has removed his family from
! the 9th district to Towson and is occupying
one of Mr.. VIM P. Coles new cottages on
| South Baltimore avenue.
Mr.. s. w. Brinker, of Easton, Pa, and
Mr.. Clinton Morgan, of West Philadelphia,
who had been spending few days with Mr..
Benjamin w. Ady, of Long Green Valley,
| nave returned 10 LQ6lr MONIES.
l. The directors of the Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company in Hartford county have sslec-
| ted MIR. Charles e. Weakley, of Baltimore
county, as member of the executive commit
tee in place of the late John Stirling.
Mr.. Charles E. Bowen, keeper of the York
| road toll-gate in Towson, and a well known
painter, was very sick this week but his con-
dition was somewhat improved on Friday, 9th
inst DR.. J. H. Jarrett is attending him.
Mr.. Henry ?. Burns, well known citizen
| of White Hall, N. G. r. R., was in Towson on
| Tuesday. He was among the many Baltimore
county victims of the defunct Mix Producers
Association and is getting out Of the snap as
best he can.
Mr. W. L. Boyer, Jr., of Phoenix, N. C. R.
R., went to Mortified, Mass this week as a
representative of the Y. NJ. G. A. of Dickinson
| College to the D. L. Moody Institute He is a
son of MIR. w. L. Boyer, manager of Phoenix
| Mills.
Mrs A. G. E. Shoemaker sailed from New
York for Europe on Wednesday. She was
accompanied by her granddaughter, Miss FL
| Shoemaker, of Burnside, Green Spring
| Valley. r.
MIR. James P. Offutt, of Towson, was one
| of the ushers at the wedding of Miss Anna
| Worthington Harris and Lieutenant Joseph
| B. Duglas, q. S. A. which took place in the
| Protestant Episcopal Church in Belair, at noon
on Thursday
AT the annual meeting of the Maryland
| State Dental Association, held Tuesday plight,
| DR.. A. c. McCurdy, of Towson, was elected
second vicepresident. He was also chosen
one of the delegates to the National Dental
Miss Maude Smith, daughter of Mrs.
| George A. Smith, of Cuttings avenue was
bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss Maude
Ritter and Mr.. James E. Goodwin, which took
| place at noon on Tuesday, in Ascension P. E.
| Church, Baltimore.
| MIR. Henry NJ. Walker, formerly of Bal
timore county, who had been engaged in the
| wholesale liquor business in Baltimore, has
disposed of the same and has embarked in the
| real estate and brokerage business, with offices
at 8 East Lexington street.
Rev. H. H. Barber, of Fredericksburg,
Va, preached last Sunday morning in Trinity
| Church, TowsOn, to large congregation
Rev. Mr.. Powers who was away on short
vacation, will return in time to conduct the
regular services next sunday.
Mr.. J. A. O. Tucker has succeeded to the
real estate and collection business of the late
Samuel e. Hill, with Offices 200 and 2O1 Equi-
table Building, Baltimore. Mr.. Thomas Hill
established this business in 1856 and it has
since been successfully conducted.
| Mrs. Henry Fuller, who lives at Carney,
on the Hartford road, thinks that the Charles
| HILL who died lately at Los Angeles, CAL,
| leaving a considerable fortune, is her uncle
whom she had not seen since 1881. So far as
i known Mr.. Hill had no relatives in California.
Mr.. w: B. Mackenney, manager of the
| Lafayette Hotel, Cape May, n. j., was in Tow
son this week looking up some of the former
patrons of his house, which has entertained
many Baltimore county people. Messrs. John
Tracey q Co. are proprietors of the Lafayette.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Arnall, of Phil
adelphia, have taken up their residence in
Towson. Twenty-one years ago Mr.. Arnall
was manager of the Baltimore County Herald
| and lived here. He had since been engaged in
the newspaper and printing business in Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. George Porter of Rocky Point Fish
ing Shore, had as his guests this week Tow
son party composed of County Treasurer Coch-
ran, Thomas r. Jenifer, Noah E. Offutt, Will
liam A. Lee, William P. Cole Thomas w.
Offutt and Frank l. Wheeler, who drove down
| on Wednesday afternoon.
| Among the Baltimore city lawyers who
had business in the County Clerks Office at
Towson, on Friday morning 9th inst, were
| Messrs. Harry E. Mann James s. Calwell,
William P. Lyons, William Cotton, Albert D..
Bernard, Augustus NJ. Bernhard Robert NJ.
| McLane, H. H. Hubner and VIM. H. Law
renee.
DIR. A. H. Price, who lives with his son,
Mr.. Hugh P. Price, near Towson, has been
again indisposed this week, causing his family
much anxiety. For many years DR.. Price
was engaged in active practice on My Lady
Manor and the surrounding country for miles
He is native of Baltimore county and his
father was leading physician in his day.
l. Col. William Ennis, commandant at Fort
McHenry, Baltimore accompanied by Mrs.
Ennis and Mr.. Alexander M. Morrison, paid a
visit to Hampton, near Towson, few days
ago and were pleasantly entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. John Ridgely. They were delighted
with the stately old mansion and beautiful
lawns and gardens which are almost the same
today as they were century ago.
Mr.. Free Bond, who is agent at Montalvo
Cal, for the Southern Pacific Railroad, paid q
visit to friends here few days ago. He is a
native of Baltimore county and son ofthe late
Thomas Bond, who for years carried on black
smithng at Monkton and afterwards at Tow
son. Mr.. Bond, who was accompanied by his
sister, Miss Ida Bond, had not been in Mary
land in period of fourteen years.
Mr.. Charles s. Yeager, editor and propri
etor of The ReVieoC, published at Ephrata, Lam
caster county, Pa, was in TowsQn few days
ago and called at The UNION office. He and
his wife had been visiting the latter's sister
Mrs. Lewis Yoder, at her farm near Union
vile, 18th district. Mr.. Yeager publishes an
excellent weekly newspaper and takes much
interest in all that pertains to the business.
1t is thought that Rev. w. w. Shaw, oil
Port Deposit. Md. will accept the call to the
pastorate Of Govanstown Presbyterian Church
to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Rev. Henry G. Martin, who is now in Eu-