The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-06-13
Personal Mention

Personal Mention
Mr. Edward A Odell, of the 2d district of
this county, was among this years graduates
at Princeton.
Gen A. c. Trippe and family have gone to
their country home, at the head of Wortbing.
ton Valley, for the summer
| DR. A. V. Cherbonnier, u S. Armv re-
tired, and his family, will spend the summer
in the mountains and valleys of Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs. Beae r. Howard, whose
summer home is near Taylor, sailed from
New York few days ago and will spend four
months abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hill have closed
their city residence and removed for the sum-
mer to their country place at Howardville,
Baltimore county.
Mr.. E. E. McCleary, proprietor of Locust
Vale Stock Farm, spent several days in New
York this week. He was accompanied by Mr..
Edward Linzey of Towson
| Mr.. Richard Vincent, Jr., of White Marsh
and Mr. William Elliott, of White Hall, have
been drawn to serve as grand jurors at the June
term of the United States District Court.
Mr.. James Henry Starkey, of Orangeville,
Baltimore county, was among those who grad
| uated this week at the annual commencement
| of Charlotte Hall School, st. Marys county.
Mr.. Guy E. Snavely, of Fork, Baltimore
| county, will next year be one of the instruc-
| tors in Milton University Schoolin Baltimore.
| He is an A. of the Johns Hopkins University.
AT the annual commencement of Dickin-
son College, Carlisle Pa, this week. Mr..
Roger ]. Diver, of Freeland, Baltimore coun-
ty, took the degree in the three-year law course.
Mr.. John K. Cowan paid a visit last Satur-
day to his fine farm in lower Long Green Val
ley, for the first time in many months. He is
apparently in the enjoyment of excellent
health.
The degree of bachelor of divinity was
conferred few days ago by the Episcopal
Theological School at Cambridge, Mass, upon
Mr.. William H. Poole, of Glyndon, Baltimore
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Bokel, of Govanstown,
were among the excursion party who left Bal.
timore on Tuesday morning by the fine new
steamboat Queen Caroline for Old Point Conn
fort and Cape May.
-Messrs. John Tames Joseph thurman
Samuel I'm void, Clifford Kaufman and Harry
Werner, of the Hamilton Volunteer Fire Com
pany, went to Frederick this week to attend
the State firemens convention.
Mr.. Richard Vincent, Jr., head of the we'll
known firm of Richard Vincent & Son, of
White Marsh, will sail for Europe on the 23d
instant, accompanied by Mrs Vincent. They
will be absent about two months.
The engagement was this week announced
of Miss Ellinor Donnell Stewart, daughter of
the late G. Morton'Stewart, and Mr.. Frank A.
Bonsal Both are residents of Green Spring
Valley and we'll known in society.
Mrs. Charles Ridgely, of Hampton, and her
daughters, the Misses Ridgely, left on Thurs
day for Oakland Md, where they have taken
cottage for the summer. Mrs. Ridgely, who
is in her 18th year. is enjoying excellent health.
Mr. Nicholas j. Hutchins and family have
removed from Belair to the fine farm lately
purchased by him. 1t is located near Darling
ton and was part of the Woolsey estate. Mr..
Hutchins was formerly resident of Ny Lady's
Manor.
Mr. Joshua Marsh Matthews, of Dulany's
Valley, Baltimore county, who will be one of
the graduates at the annual commencement of
the Maryland Agricultural College this year,
will have for his theme, Storage of Food in
Plants"
Mrs. Virginia Mutton, of Winchester. Va,
accompanied by her daughter, Miss Nancy
Clarke Mutton, is visiting her sister Mrs Joseph
b. Herbert of Towson. Miss Mutton is re-
cent graduate of the Woman's College of Bal
timore
Rev. w. B. Mcpherson has accepted the
call to be assistant rector of st. Peters Church,
Baltimore, with the understanding that he re-
tain charge of the mission at Rossville, Bati-
more county, where he will conduct service |
every Sunday afternoon.
Mayor Robert Nj. McLane, of Baltimore |
city, who is a bachelor, has rented for the |
months of July and August the country place
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. c. Nelson, at Lake
Station, N. G. R. R. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson will
spend the summer at Bass Rock Gloucester,
Mass.
MIR. John Marbury Nelson, Jr. of Balti-
more county, was among those who received
the degree of bachelor of arts at the annual
commencement of Johns Hopkins University
D.
also of Baltimore county, received the degree
of doctor of philosophy.
Mr.. John F. O'Hara, of Baltimore ac-
companied by his wife, is spending some time
at The Wiltshire, Atlantic City. After an
active business career of thirty years he has re-
tired and will take well earned rest. Mr..
o. Hara is brother of Mr. Martin j. OHara,
of the County Clerks Office.
AT the meeting of the Baltimore Presby- |
terry last Tuesday Rev. Wesley NJ. HYDE, pas
nj and Eror y uuill 10 o, bod
to have his pastoral relations with those
churches dissolved The reason assigned was
lack offinarcial snnnnrt- His raallestFzRel4i1 !
Baltimore county, on Thursday night deliver
ed an address before Golden Rule Council No.
8, Jr. 0. U. A. NJ, of Hampden, which cele-
brated its thirty-second anniversary on that oc-
casion. This Council has a membership of
over $50 and is financially very strong.
Mr. Daniel NJ. Murray a well known
member of the bar, attended the June meeting
of the Senior Gunpowder Agricultural Club
held last Saturday at the farm of MIR. John
Bond, in Western Run Valley. He was much
pleased with what he saw and heard and
thinks farmers clubs are valuable institutions.
Rev. W. H. H. Powers last Sunday COM
pleted his twenty-one years of service as rector
of Trinity Church, Towson. The parish has
prospered greatly under his ministrations and
his congregation appreciates the good work he
has done. He is now enjoying short vaca-
ton at the Summer Rest in Albemarle coun-
ty, Va.
DIR. j. S. Woodward, Jr son of DR.. J. S.
Woodward, chief of the medical department
of the Maryland Steel Company, Sparrow's
Point, has qualified for the position of assis-
tant surgeon in the United States Navy. This
is commission for life, and remains but for
Congress to ratify it and to be signed by the
President.
MIR. VIM. H. Lawrence gave trolley party
from Highlandtown to the Catholic fair in
Towson, on Friday night of last week. He
had specially chartered car and the party
had good time and dropped a good deal of
cash at the fair, where Mr.. Lawrence and Mr..
John Grason, both candidates for States At
torney, were in contest for gold watch.
Mrs. William J. Blair, of 1882 st. Paul
street, Baltimore, accompanied by her daugh
tiers, Misses Dorothy and Helen, and her Sis
ter, Miss Minna Stiefel, wills sail for Europe on
the oath inst, and spend several months in
Germany, Switzerland and France. Mrs.
Blair and Miss Stiefel are daughters of the
late Edward w. Stiefel, who was one of the
most popular Commissioners Baltimore coun-
q hid