The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-07-25
Personal Mention.

Mr.. Reverdy B. Sparks, of Sparks Station
n. G. r. r., is spending some time at Atlap &
Mr.. and Mrs. Redmond c. Stewart b.v
moved into their pretty new home in Gree
Miss Louise g. Merryman, of Hav field,
near Cockeysville, is spending sons, time /
Seabright, NJ
Mr.. Upton E. Price, Of the 10TH district
spending his vacation at Atlantic CITY, Phil,
delphia and elsewhere.
Mrs. Wheeler, wife of Mr.. Edward G
Wheeler. of Shawan, Baltimore county. bs
gone to Detroit, Michigan.
Mrs. Henry T. Douglas, Of Pittsbure
visiting her father, Mr.. Thomas B. Todd q
North Point farm, Patapsco Neck.
Mr.. Wilbur H. Gorsuch. of Baltimore
Spending week with his brother, Dr.. II
Gorsuch, of Fork, Baltimore county.
Mrs. John Ridgely, of Hampton, and he
daughter, Miss Helen Ridgely. will 90 to Mar
ragansett Pier, R. l., later in the season.
Mr.. Edgar G. Miller, Jr., of the well known
York for short pleasure trip to Europe.
Miss Blanche Lee, of "Lakeview," Dula
| ny's Valley, who had been visiting friends In
Winchester, Va, has returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Deford and family.
of Green Spring Valley, have gone to Nara.
gansett Pier for the remainder of the summer
Rev. Edward T. Lawrence, rector of st.
Marks P. f. Church. Pikesville, and Mrs.
Lawrence, will spend next month on the coast
of Maine.
Miss Eleanor Jenifer, daughter of Mr..
Thomas r. Jenifer. of Loeb Raven, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. W. Jenifer Mitchell, of La
Plata, Md.
Major and Mrs. John /. YelIott and their
daughters, Mrs. Frank r. Rich and Miss lydia
I. Yellott left for Atlantic City on Tuesday 10
spend week.
DIR. H. Burton Stevenson, of Sherwood. N.
Z. X. r., is the only Baltimore county ply
stefan we know who uses an automobile to
visit his patients.
Miss Alma McMann, of Mount Vista, near
some time with relatives in Baltimore, has re-
turned to her home.
Misses Catharine Hughes and Lillian
Davis, of Baltimore, who had been visiting
Miss Gertrude King near Bosley postofice,
have returned to their homes.
Mr. Arthur Wheeler and family, of Des
Moines, Iowa, are visiting Mrs. Wheeler's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bond, of West
ern Run Valley, Baltimore county.
Miss Cora Royston and Miss Anna Curry,
of the 10th district, accompanied by several
lady friends, are visiting Niagara Falls and
other points of interest in the North.
Mr.. William A. Lyon and family, of Bal
timore. who last summer occupied the house
on Pot Spring farm, north of Towson, are
spending the present summer near Pikesville.
Miss Blanche Cowley, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William S. Cowley entertained mum.
Der of her friends at her home on the old
Manor road, on Thursday night of last week.
Hon. J. Fred. Q. Talbot and Mrs. Talbot
of Lutherville, are making their annual visit
Mrs. Rebecca Carrick and Miss Laura T. Bosley.
Mr.. G. Albert Mays, who is filling out the
unexpired term of the late w. B. Cochran as
County Treasurer, announced this week that
he is candidate for nomination to that Office.
MIR. George c. Tracey, proprietor of Hotel
DrIk
this week. secured collection of seventy-six
badges. He is a member of Towson Lodge of
the order.
Mr.. Isaac Shaver, of Rayville, 9th district,
for many years successful teacher in the pub
lie schools of this county, is favorably spoken
of as a candidate for the House of Delegates
on the Republican ticket.
Mr.. Robert Morfoot, for many years an
expert stonemason in the 9Th district, is very
sick at this time at his home on the Warren
road. He is SO years of age and retired from
active pursuits some years ago.
Miss Lavinia Hawley Brush, daughter of
DR.. e. N. Brush, medical superintendent of the
Sheppard and Pratt Hospital, accompanied by
her brother, Master Nathaniel Brush, is visit
ing friends in Kennebunkport, Maine.
Col. M. W. Offutt chartered trolley car
on Thursday night and took the members of
Towson Lodge of Elks to Riverview Park,
where he had sumptuous supper provided
for his guests. The affair was much enjoyed.
-Messrs. John G. Halbert, Leslie W Baker
and Raymond Halbert of Perry Hail. attended
the district conference of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South, which met at Queen
Anne, Queen Anne's county, Md, this week.
The announcement last week that Dr.
Calder Little, of the 18th district, had gone to a
hospital in Baltimore to be treated for typhoid
fever, was a mistake. DIR. Little is o well
known dentist of Hereford and is attending to
his practice as usual.
Mr.. Joshua l.. Burke, of Tennessee, whose
family is spending the summer with relatives
near Carney, Baltimore county, came on to at
tend the Elks convention in Baltimore and
was in Towson on Tuesday. He is brother
Clarence W McMaster. who is on his vacation.
He is assisted by Mr.. Robert ]. w. Parlett, of
the Baltimore office. They are obliging young
men and prompt in the discharge of the duties
of the Office
Mrs. Charles C. Homer, of Sherwood, n c.
R. R., who has been abroad some time for the
benefit of her health, is much improved. Mr..
Homer, who is president OF the Second Ma
tional Bank of Baltimore, contemplates trip
across the water later in the season to accom-
pany his wife home.
Mr.. Robert Walden, son OF Mr.. Window
Walden, of Bollingbrook farm, Carroll county,
accompanied by his wife, paid visit this week
to Mr.. E. E. McCeary, of Locust Vale Stock
Farm, Towson. Mr.. and Mrs. Walden are
residents of New Orleans, but are spending
the summer dJ oOLllLSDIOOhs
Prof. A. S. Cook, secretary and treasurer
of the Baltimore County School Board, re-
turned Friday from his visit to Boston, where
he.attended the session of the National Teach
er's Association, and then extended his trip to
Susquehanna county, Pa, where his wife and
children are visiting relatives.
Chief Judge David Fowler and Mrs. Fow-
Ter, who are spending few days in New York
city with their son, Mr.. Laurence Fowler, will
go from there to Cobourg, Canada, for some
weeks. Cobourg is situated on Lake Ontario,
and has been for several years favoriate re-
sort of Judge and Mrs. Fowler.
Rev. Henry s. Nagengast, pastor OF st.
Anthony's Church, Anthonyville, near Gar
denville, has returned from Glenriddle, Pa,
where he attended the celebration in honor of
the twenty-fifth anniversary of the advent into
the sisterhood of Sister Mary Bruno, who for
some time taught in the parochial school at
Anthonyville.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Matthews, of Philopolis,
9Th district, who will be 81 years of age at her
next birthday, is one of THE UNIONS Oldest
subscribers. AT present she has as her guest her
niece, Miss Anna T. Phillips, of West Grove,
Chester county, Pa, and also her nephew, Mr..
Milton Price, of Butler, Bates county, Mo-,
formerly of Priceville, Baltimore county.
Mr.. John T. Kaufman, who has been en-
gagged in the saddlery and trunk trade on
North Cav street, Baltimore, many years, is
one of the oldest and most extensively known
business men in the city. just at TINS time his
health is not so good, but he gives his attention
daily to the flourishing trade that he has built
up with the assistance of his son, Mr.. John
w. B. Kaufman. The senior Mr.. Kaufman
is brother of Mr.. Thomas kaufman, of
Monkton Baltimore county, a highly respec.
ted citizen who has held the office of justice OF
the peace many years.
The Baltimore San says: "Mr. Benjamin
P, Butler of Towson, is being urged by his
friends for the Office of district deputy in the
order of Elks for the State of Maryland and
the District of Columbia. Mr.. Butler has
been a constant and successful worker in the
order and was first a member of the Baltimore
lodge. He afterward founded Towson lodge,
and was exalted ruler for two terms. He was
the chief promoter and assisted in organizing
the lodges at-AnnaPolis and Salisbury. Mr.
Butler is at present employed in the office OF
the State Comptroller at Annapolis"
Work of the Orphans Court.-In the
Orphans Court this week letters were granted
on the following estates:
On the personal estate of John H. Raspe to