The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-05-30
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occupy for the summer their pretty new home
at Pikesville>
Hon. Isidor Rayner, Attorney General of
Maryland, will spend the summer at Sudbrook
Park. W. NJ. r. r.
Mr. George Whitelock and family have re-
moved for the summer to their country place
at Mt. Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Brooks have taken
apartments at the Avalon Inn, Green Spring
Valley, for the early summer.
Mr. Summerield Baldwin and family have
removed for the summer to their country
place at Warren, Baltimore county.
Hon. James A. Gary, of Baltimore coun-
ty, accompanied by Mrs. Gary. sailed from
New York for Europe on Thursday.
Miss Emily Mitchell, of Charles county,
Nd. is visiting her sister; Mrs. Thomas R.
Jenifer, of Loeb Raven, Baltimore county.
MIR. Robert Garrett, of Baltimore county,
has been elected president of the Eichelberger
Book Company Just organized in Baltimore.
Mrs. E. B. Bruce and family have re-
moved for the summer to their beautiful coun-
try place, "PrestwoId;n near Mt Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Kennedy Cromwell gave
a childrens party q few afternoons ago at
"Overleigh," their country home near Lake
Roland
Mr.. Robert A. Tarbert who is connected
with the Standard Oil Company at Frederick,
Md, has been visiting relatives and friends at
Towson.
MIR. Henry c. Matthews and family have
closed their city residence on st. Paul street
and removed to their country place at Jockeys
vile for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. G. Williams will
spend the month of June at their farm in Long
Green Valley and will go TO Narragansett Pier
for July and August.
Mr.. George C. Jenkins this week opened
"Seven Oaks" his handsome new home in
Green Spring Valley, near the summer resi-
dence of Gen. Felix Agnus.
Mrs. Elizabeth @. Ernshaw, of Gettysburg,
Pa, visited her daughter Mrs. Cook, wife of
Prof. A. S. Cook, school examiner for Balti-
more county, early this week.
MIR. w. George Marley, of the Towson bar,
is suffering with appendicitis and it may be me-
cessary for him to submit to an operation as
soon as he gains sufficient strength.
MIR. Upton s. Brady, deputy Register of
Wills, this week removed from Towson to the
Hillen farm, on the Hillen road, which is
now owned by Mr.. Harrison Rider.
Mrs. Cook, wife of School Emaminer A.
S. Cook, of Towson, accompanied by her chill
dren, left on Thursday for Gettysburg, Pa, to
visit her mother. Mrs Elizabeth G. Ernshaw.
Mrs. Wand, wife of Mr. William h.
Wand, of Chestnut Ridge, who has suffered
with erysipelas in one of her lower limbs for
over two months, is still in serious condition.
Major and Mrs. John |. YellOtt went to
Frederick, Md, this week to attend the funer
al of Mrs. Staley Gambrill niece of Mrs.
Yellott, who died in California about ten days
before.
Elder F. A. Chick. of Hopewell, N. J.,
who came on to attend the meeting OF the
Baptist Association in Baltimore, has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Frank H. Zouck,
of Reisterstown.
Mr.. W. L. Boyer, who for fifteen years had
been manager of the cotton duck mill at Phe.
nix, N. G. R. R., will next week remove his
family to Yardville, N. j., where he has ac-
cepted similar position.
Mr. Dor nj W
among the visitors to Towson this week. For
many years he was we'll known resident of
the Sd district of this county and still has val
liable real estate interests there.
Mr.. G. A. Klinefelter, well known Balti-
more business man, was in Towson on Thurs
day. He has sold his farm in the 4th district
and will dispose of the valuable personal prop
erty thereon on Wednesday, June 18th.
Mr.. Sam" Nicholas, ofPhiladelphia, who
is we'll known amateur jockey, will ride in
the races at Pimlico today. He is native of
Baltimore county and son of Capt. Wilson @.
Nicholas, foreman of the May term grand jury.
Mr.. Richard Hanley, who has been sick
two weeks with pneumonia at his home in
Lutherville, is improving under the care of DR..
]. H. Jarrett. Mr.. Hanley is chief clerk for
the Northern Central Railway Company at
Canton.
daughter, Miss McGaw, of Baltimore, will sail
from New York today for three months
tour of Europe Their many Baltimore coun-
ty friends wish them a pleasant journey and
safe return.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Austen, of New York, is
visiting her sister-in-law. Mrs. Colgate Gilbert,
near Glencoe, N. g. r. r. Mrs. Austen is the
widow of Edward Austen, who established
the Filston herd of Jerseys, the largest and
finest in Maryland.
Mrs NJ M. Ijams, formerly of Towson,
and her daughter, Mrs. Smink, wife of DR.. A.
~ ~ De- -l1A. kC AClN
vile, N. c., to spend some time with Mr..
Malice Mi4rbalJ 1ieysas pSlr9 1has. hnav, . ~as'
Mrs; Sallie Slade, of Ny Lady,s Manor,
VINO mas just passed her oIst birthday, is in
feeble health at this time and her family are
very anxious about her. She is the mother of
County Commissioner Slade and also of Mr.
G. G. Slade, with whom she lives.
Mr.. VIM. L. Boyer having resigned the
presidency of the East Baltimore District Ep-
worth League, Mr.. Lewis M. Bacon of the
chosen his successor. Mr.. Boyer will remove
with his family to Yardyille, N. J.
AT the annual commencement of Mount
st. Agnes College, Mt. Washington, held on
Thursday night the honorary degree of bache-
lor of literature was conferred upon Miss Cath
sister of Mr.. Michael Padian, of Texas, N. G.
r. r.
The engagement is announced of Mr..
Honore Palmer, the richest young bachelor
of Chicago and member of prominent fami-
ly of that city, and Miss Grace Greenway
Brown, daughter of the late George Brown, of
BrOoklandwood, Baltimore county. Two of
Miss Browns married sisters live in Chicago.
R.-Mr. N. D. r. Allen, of Towson, who is
connected with the internal revenue depart
ment, will be among the graduates of the Law
Department of the University of Maryland,
the annual commencement of which will take
place next Monday evening. Mr.. Allen was
formerly teacher in the public schools and
served one term as county surveyor.
Rev. VIM. g. Cassard. who is a chaplain
in the U. s. Navy, has Withdrawn from the
ministry of the Methodist Episcopal Church
and will join the Protestant Episcopal Church
and seeks ordination to the ministry of that de.
nomination. Rev. Mr. Cassard is well known
in Baltimore county and was once pastor oil
McKendree Church at West Arlington.
AT the meeting of farmers organizations
held at the Maryland Agricultural College on
Thursday, Baltimore county was represented
by Mr.. Alex. Mccormick, president of the
Agricultural Society, and Mr.. Charles E. Bur
ton, member of the board of managers, and
Mr.. George E. Shelley and Mr.. VIM D. Curry
of the Junior Gunpowder Agricultural Club
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. f. Brand on Monday
celebrated the Goth anniversary of their mar
riage at their home in Abingdon, Hartford CO..
and entertained a large numb of their friends
informally. DR.. Brand has been rector of st
Mary's P. E. Church, which he built, since
1843. He will be SO years of age on the 14th
of June next. His wife, who is some years
his junior, was Miss Sophia Hall, of Hartford
county.
in the annual sophomore oratorical con.
test of Dickinson College, Carlisle Pa. which
took place on Friday evening, May 22d, Mr..
Elmer E. Pearce, of Western Run Valley, Bal
timore county, took the prize Ia beautiful gold
medaD for excellence in oratorical ability.
His subject was "a Eulogy to Mckinley,
which was delivered in very forcible and
pleasing manner. Once before Mr.. Pearce held
up the honors of Maryland, having won the
gold medal in 1901.
Mr.. Alexander Dance, having disposed Of
his mill property in Dulany's Valley, has
gone to Baltimore to live with his nieces, the
Misses Green, on North Gilmor street. Mr.
Dance, at the age of years, came from Ches
ter county, Pa, with his parents, the late Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph g. Dance. When young
man he went into the mill that was rebuilt or
the present site by his father, and ran it from
that time lin 1845) up to the time he disposed
of it to his brother, few weeks ago. He has
been an active business man all his life and
now, at the age of 70 years, he is enjoying O
well earned rest.
The one hundredth and twentieth annual
convention of the Protestant Episcopal Do
cese of Maryland met in Baltimore this week
The ministerial delegates from Baltimore coun
ty were: Revs. J. w. Larmour, e. T. Law
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