The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-12-19
.ersonal Mention

Baltimore county, has been elected first vice.
president of the Maryland Society in New
York.
! for wears lived on the Sutton farm, near Lake
Roland, have removed to ITO Barclay street,
! Baltimore.
Mr.. G. Howard Stirling has been suffering
with bad case of bronchitis which confined
him to his home in Green Spring Valley sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. Samuel E. Parks, we'll known far
mer near Towson, has been confined to his
home several weeks suffering with rheumatism
principally.
Miss Eleanor Matthews, who spent several
weeks with relatives and friends in Baltimore,
has returned to her home "Brookwood," Du-
lany's Valley.
Mr. Robert H. Bussey, the newly elected
States Attorney for Baltimore county, will as
sumo the duties of his office on Monday, jan
uary 4th, 1904.
Mr.. w. Harrison Curtis, who lately sold
part of his farm near Sunnybrook, 10th dis
trict has removed to 1919 East Oliver street,
near Broadway. Baltimore.
DIR. A. NJ Kalbach, a we'll known lumber
merchant of Lancaster, Pa, was in Towson
on Monday, looking after some OF his property
interests in Baltimore county.
Mr. and Mrs e. E. McCleary, of Locust
Vale Farm, Towson, were among the hrst Bal
timore county people to register at the new
Hotel Belvedere in Baltimore.
L. Il.
cult Court, has been sick and confined to his
home in the Sth district over a week, suffering
from the effects of a severe cold.
Mr.. Richard S. Culbreth and family have
closed their summer home, near Reisterstown,
and removed to Baltimore for the winter.
Mr. CuIbreth is a we'll known attorney.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cromwell have
closed their summer home on the Pot Spring
road east of Timonium and opened for the
winter their house on st. Paul street, Baltimore.
Of pnIk non,
ty, was reelected president of the East Balti-
more District Epworth League, the annual
meeting of which was held in Baltimore few
days ago.
Mr.. Samuel NJ Manifold, formerly road
master of the Maryland and Pennsylvania
Railroad, has been appointed general manager
of the York County Traction Company, with
headquarters in York.
MIR Melchor Armacost, farmer of Here
ford, 7th district, was stricken with paralysis
few days ago while at work in the woods. He
laid on the ground for some time after the at
tack before he was found.
Mr.. John S. Longnecker has rented his
farm in Worthington Valley, near Glyndon,
and will shortly remove with his family to
Pittsburg, where his oldest son is employed in
Westinghouse steel works.
The Presbyterian Church at Ashland, N.
G. R. R., has extended a call to Rev. r. Lee
Walton, of Baltimore, who has lately been &C.
cupving the pulpit. His salary has been fixed
at $3.50 a year, with the use of the manse free.
Miss Bertha NJ. Scarf, a graduate of Stray
ers Business College, Baltimore, is spending
few days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 1. A.
Scarf, of Baldwin, Long Green Valley, and
also with her grandfather, Mr.. j. Glenn Nc
Comas, retired farmer of Greenwood.
Mr.. w. Tyler Page, who had been serious
" ill for some time at his home in the 18th
district with typhoid fever, is improving at this
time but is still confined to his bed. His &C.
tivity in the late campaign is thought to have
been mainly responsible for his sickness.
Rev William s. Edwards, who is on the
supernumerary list, preached in Towson NJ. E.
Church last Sunday morning and at Providence
in the afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Edwards was at
one time presiding elder of East Baltimore
district. He entered the conference in 1856.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward +. Anderson, Jr.,
who were married in Trinity Church here, on
Saturday evening" 5th inst, have returned
from their bridal trip and are now living with
the brides mother, Mrs. John Wright, of Tow
SON MFR. Anderson is employed in Baltimore.
Mr. Osborne /. Yellott, counsel to the
Board of County Commissioners, was on
Thursday admitted to practice before the Su-
preme Court of the United States at Washing
ton. Mr.. Yellott and Col. D. G. Mcintosh
were engaged in the argument of case before
that court this week.
Mr.. John Crowther Jr., president of the
Towson National Bank, who met with pain
full accident near his home in Lutherville,
ABOUT three week ago, Is SIlll COuUUeU ~ Iu6
house, but is able to move about on crutches.
1t will be some time before he is able to resume
his duties at the bank.
Mr.. Adolphus Cook, well known farmer
of the Sd district, has announced himself can
didate for the office of State Game Warden.
Mr.. Harry Malcolm, of Towson, who is also
an applicant for this place, has very strong en-
dorsements including the Senator and mem
bers of the House of Delegates from this
county.
Among those admitted to membership at
the last injecting of the Maryland Bar Asso-
citation were the following: Messrs Harry NJ.
Benzinger Charles ]. Bonaparte James S.
| Calweli, Richard M. Duvall, Arthur d. Foster,
| W. Hall Harris, Julian s. Jones, Edgar G.
| Miller, Jr, Reuben CARL Foster and Edward
| N. Rich.
Mrs. Samuel Brady, formerly of Green
Spring Valley, has issued cards for the mar
riage of her daughter, Miss Mary Proctor
| Brady, and Mr.. George Selwyn Colburn, of
| Pittsburg. The ceremony will take place at
| Prince of Peace P. E. Church, Walbrook, Sat
urday, December Goth, at o'clock P. NJ. The
prospective groom is a son of Rev. Mr.. Col
burn, of Hartford county.
| MIR. T. M. Shamberger, well known and
| highly respected farmer of the 9Th district,
was among the visitors to Towson on Thurs
day. He was born in that district and has
spent his entire life there, yet he has never
| served on a jury. Mr.. Shamberger took a
Western Maryland train at Hampstead on
Thursday morning and he said at that time
they were cutting ice there inches thick.
Mr. George w. Arnold of the 4th district,
who is an applicant for the position of roads
engineer for Baltimore county, is son OF Mr..
| T. Reese Arnold, of Glyndon. He is gradu-
ate of Franklin High School, Reisterstown,
and also of the Ohio Normal University, hold
ing a civil engineers diploma from the latter.
Since graduating Mr.. Arnold has had about
seven years experience in the line of his pro-
fession and is at present employed by the B. &
! o. Railroad as resident engineer.