The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-07-18
Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob NJ. Pearce, of My
Lady's Manor will spend part of next month
at Cape May, n. ].
Miss Nelson, of Chicago H., has been
visiting Mrs. John Trainor, at her home on
Park Heights avenue.
COL Walter S. Franklin and several mem
bers of his family have gone to Lake George,
New York, to spend some time.
Miss Anna King of Glen Ellen, who
spent several weeks with friends in Philadel-
phia has returned to her home.
MIR. Harry E. Goodwin, member of the
Baltimore bar, is spending the summer at
Hiteshue's Hotel, Reisterstown.
Miss Elsie s. Justis, of Park avenue, Balti-
more, is visiting Mrs. William T. Miles, of Ny
Lady's Manor, Baltimore county.
Mr. Walter w. Preston has been reelected
president of the Savings Bank of Belair, and
Mr.. Samuel W. Bradford, cashier.
DIR. Calder Little, well known physician
of the 9TH district, has gone to a hospital in
Baltimore to be treated for typhoid fever.
Mr.. Elmer J. Cook, of the Towson bar,
spent last week at Ocean City attending the an
nual meeting of the State Bar Association.
Mr.. Clarence NJ. Parrish, of White Hall,
N. C. R. R., has gone to Illinois where he ex-
| poets to engage in farming with his brother.
Mrs. Willie B. Cochran and Miss Cynthia
! Cochran. of Queenstown, are spending some
time at the Blue Mountain House, w. NJ. R. R.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hill, whose country
| place is at Howardville, w. M. r. R., have
! gone to jamestown, r. L. to spend some time.
Mr. Skipwith H Cole, formerly of Balti-
| more county, is among the Democratic candi-
dates for the House of Delegates in Hartford
| county.
Col. NJ. w. Offutt entertained several of
| his friends at dinner on Thursday night at
his country place, Highlands" in the suburbs
of Towson.
district, has been chosen chairman of the Re
publican State Central Committee for Balti-
| more county.
County Commissioner Charles H. Knox
and Col. Milton w. Offutt were among those
initiated into the Towson Lodge of Elks on
| Tuesday night.
Mrs. Albert Steinbach, of New York, &C.
| companied by her little son, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Rice, of Valley
| View, near Towson.
Mrs. Wilson, wife of DIR. James H. Will
son, of Fowblesburg, 4th district, and Miss A.
| Griselda Cockey are visiting Miss Grace Bar
row, of Philadelphia.
MIR. John L. Jordan, a successful stock
raiser of Wyoming, accompanied by his fami-
| ly is visiting his father, Mr.. Benjamin F. Jor-
dan, Of the 7th district.
Mr.. Henry B. Chew, of Gloucester, N. j.,
/ spent several days this week with relatives in
| Towson. He is the eldest son Of the late
| Charles R. Chew, of EPSON.
Mr. Robert Garrett, of Baltimore county,
accompanied by his mother, Mrs. T. Harrison
| Garrett, registered at the Manhattan Hotel,
| New York city, on Thursday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. s. Proctor Brady of Balti-
| more, are the guests of the formers brother,
Mr.. Upton s. Brady, of Hillendale Farm, on
the Hillen road, near Towson.
The first passengers to alight at "Padonia,"
| the new station on the Northern Central Rail-
| way, between Tmonium and Texas, were Mr..
| and Mrs. Charles Egan, of Baltimore.
| Mrs. Thomas Janney, of Margaret Mead
| ows, Green Spring Valley, has been sick for
| some time. Her daughter, Mrs. Paul Andrews,
of Newport, R. l., has been visiting her.
| H. n ofr1H Vuoll 10
| physician of the I'd district, is prominently
| mentioned in connection with the Republican
nomination for Clerk of the Circuit Court.
| Mr.. Martin j. O'Hara, of the County
| Clerks Office has been named as member of
the Democratic Executive Committee for the
| Sth district vice Patrick McNeve, deceased.
| Mr.. William P Farrell, chief clerk Of the
| Hotel Rennert, in Baltimore, has purchased
cottage on Arlington and Ready avenues, 9th
district, and is now occupying it with his
| family.
Mr.. Robert S. Findlay of Baltimore, re-
| moved this week to the residence of his daugh-
| ter, Mrs. Arthur Brogden, at the junction OF
| the Falls road and Broadway, north of Brook
| landwood.'
| and his son, Mr.. d. Fred. Shamberger, princi-
| pal of the Manual Training School at Sparrow's
| Point were among the callers at THE UNION
| office this week.
| MIR. Hopper Emory, son of ex-senator D.
| H. EIuOTy, vi TIC IOMoOn Dols 10 CAAlDHAnS
| considerable talent as a cartoonist and several
| of his pictures have lately been seen in Bal
| timore daily newspaper.
| Mr. A. D. Collins has been elected presi-
dent of the Shrewsbury Savings Institution to
| succeed Dr. James Gerry, deceased. He had
| been cashier of the bank many years and his
l----ont;aosia has. hAal, soil an nad----s
| is candidate for the Republican nomination
| for States Attorney. He is grandson of the
late Judge Richard Grason and nephew of
Mr. John Grason, the present States Attorney.
| Mr.. William Lanahan, OF 'Blenheim,"
| Charles street avenue, and Mr.. @. Harris Col
lings, of Lutherville, are among those selected
| to serve as aids to the grand marshal in the
great parade of Elks to take place in Baltimore
next Wednesday.
Rev. oscar Guthe, of East Newmarket,
| Md, has accepted the call to the pastorate Of
| Jerusalem German Lutheran Church, Garden
vile, made vacant by the resignation of Rev.
| Karl Buff. He preached there last Sunday to
large congregation.
REV. r. Heber Murphy, rector of st. Johns
| Parish, Worthington Valley, who has been
| confined to the house about two weeks with
| slight attack of sickness, is convalescent and
hopes to be at st. Luke's, Jacksonville, on
Sunday next, 10th instant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. NOVEL;, of Glen
coe, N. c. r. R., gave masquerade ball on
Friday night, July 10th, to the members of the
Friday Evening Dancing Glass. It proved a
very enjoyable affair. Prof. Moores and
daughter furnished the music.
| MIR. Stuart Kearney, secretary and treasurer
| of the Canton Company, who is spending the
summer at the Smedley House Towson, has
recovered from an attack of illness that con-
fined him to the house some days. He will 60
| to Capon Springs to recuperate.
| Hon. John X. Cowen, ex-presldent OF the
B. & O. Railroad Company, was in Towson on
Monday. He spent the day before with Mr..
William Gilmor, of Summarized, and paid
visit to his large estate, which is located near
| 1, nf Mr. (rilO1Or
Mr.. Walter B. Warner, of My Lady's
Manor, who is private secretary to Congress
man elect Talbot, was among the visitors to
Towson on Tuesday. His health has been en-
trely restored and his many friends here were
pleased to see him looking so well.
Mr.. Samuel H. DeHoff, of the internal
revenue department, who had been living in
Baltimore the past winter and spring, has re-
moved his family to his farm at Mt. Carmel,
9Th district, for the summer. His children
had been sick with measles but have recovered.
Capt William D. Morrison, of Angleton,
Texas, formerly of Sweet Air, Baltimore coun-
ty, was member of the Long Green Rifiemen
of 1847. an account of whose flag appeared in
THE UNION last week. Mr.. George Morrison
Halle of the 18th district, is the present pos
SCISSOR Of the flag.
DIR. Alexander G. McCurdy, the well known
dentist of Towson, quietly celebrated the 5Oth
anniversary of his birth on Friday, 18th inst.
He is native of York county, Pa, where his
| IdLQeT WAS u SuCCcSolui dAO noo OCoAi
engaged in successful practice here about
twenty-five years.
Mr.. E. Lynn Painter, of the 4th district,
who is a candidate for the State Senate, was
among those who attended the meeting of the
Democratic Executive Committee in Towson
on Tuesday. He was a member of the last
House of Delegates. Mr.. Painter is an attor-
ney at law with offices in Baltimore.
Mr.. w. Gill Smith, popular member Of
the Towson bar, quietly celebrated his AID
birthday OIL Thursday, 10th inst, passing the
time between his office in Smedley Row and
his pretty home on the Joppa road, short dis
lance east of the town. He looks the picture
of health and says he feels as young as he ever
did.
Mr.. Oscar Wolff, of the law firm of Miles
& Wolff, accompanied by Mrs. Wolff and a
lady friend, paid a visit to Hampton, near
Towson on Tuesday morning. They were de.
lighted with the beauties of the stately old
mansion and the charming grounds that sur.
round it. The summer home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wolff is in Green Spring Valley.
The manv young friends of Miss Mary L.
Foard, daughter of Mr.. Leonard Foard, of
Long Green Valley, and Miss Estella Wright,
daughter of Mr.. w. o. B. Wright, who is Wis
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