The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-11-07
Personal Mention :

personal Mention
MI D. Sterett Cuttings sailed for Europ,
rev days ago, to be away few weeks only.
-Dr. and Mrs. ]. Royston Green, who have
been spending their honeymoon in the South
are expected home today.
Miss Alice Baldwin, daughter of DR.. A. s
baIoWln, of Long Green Valley, is visiting hel
aunt; Mrs: Charles e. Fendall of Towson.
Mr.. William s. Forwood, Jr., was on
Tuesday re elected Clerk of the Hartford coun.
" circuit Court for the third successive term.
Mr.. H. B. McGlone, who sold his limo
mum Hotel property about ten days ago, is
sunerlng from asprained ankle, the result of q
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick G. Boyce have
closed their country home at Sparks Station,
winter.
Mr.. James Mex. Merryman, who went TO
Kansas City, Mo-, to serve as judge in the
horse show there, has returned, greatly pleased
with his trip.
Mr., Edward S. Peerce and family have
closed their house in Dulany's Valley and have
removed to l16 West Twenty-second street, Bal
timore for the winter.
MI. Reverdy B. Sparks, of the 10th dis
trIct, has gone to Fredericksburg, Va, to join
civil engineering corps that is engaged in the
Dulioing OF new railroad at that place.
-Mr. Thomas Mcdonald, who has for some
years been superintendent of the Beaver Dam
Marble Works, near Cockeysville, succeeding
his late father, has resigned that position.
-Mr. L. l.. Jones and Mr.. Talbot Denmead,
OF baltimore, spent several days hunting this
week IN Patapsco Neck and were the guests of
Mr.. thomas B. Todd, of North Point Farm.
-Dr. and Mrs. Edward N. Brush gave a
largely attended reception, on Friday night of
last week, at their home near Towson, in
honor of their debutante daughter, Miss La
vinia Hawley Brush.
-Dr. Charles M. Franklin, of the Sheppard
Pratt Hospital, left on Tuesday for Ohio to act
as best man at the wedding of his brother, Mr..
Leighton Franklin, who is connected with the
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Col. o. E. Duffy, of Washington, d. c.,
this week visited his son-in-aw, Mr.. John G.
Perkins, of Towson. Col. Duffy is the last
sufylYor of the body guard of President Lin
coin on the day of his Inauguration.
Mr.. Charles A. Hook, Jr., formerly of
Baltimore county, is said to be slated for the
position of warden of the Baltimore city Jail
to succeed Mr.. james T. Doyle. Mr.. Hook is
a brother OF Nj. R. Bruce Hook, of the I'd dis
trict.
Mr.. Harry A. Matthews, who has been
living at the old Matthews homestead, near
Belfast, 9Th district, will sell all his personal
property on Thursday, 10Th inst, and abandon
farming. He has secured a position in the
Government service
MIR. GoldsborOugh s. Griffith, the well
known philanthropst and president of the
his seth birthday on Thursday. He enjoys ex-
cellent health and has Just returned from an
extended tour of the South.
Mr.. William l.. Amoss, State Director of
Farmers Institutes, will be present and take
part in the meeting of the Govanstown I'm
provement Club to be held in Golden Eagle
Hall, next Tuesday evening at o'clock. This
will be meeting of much more than ordinary
interest.
Mr.. J. Ross McComas, deputy clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas of Baltimore, has
just recovered from three weeks illness from
diphtheria, which he contracted from his
children. Mr.. McComas is a son of Mr.. J.
Glenn McComas, a retired farmer of the 18th
district Of this county.
Mrs. John Lippincott has closed her
house in Baltimore and is now with her
daughter, Mrs. Walter S. Shields, at her home
on Woodbourne avenue, near Govanstown
She has not been in good health for some
time. Mrs. Lppincott is the only daughter of
the late William f. Peerce. of Dulany's Val
ley, and sister of Messrs. Edward s. and Thos.
Peerce.
Mr.. William H. Green, the Republican
nominee for Sheriff of Baltimore city, was
the only man on that ticket who was elected
on Tuesday. his majority being less than 200.
Mr.. Green is a son of the late Anon Green.
who was well known manufacturer. He has
many friends and acquaintance in Baltimore
county and spent the past summer, with his
family, at Lutherville. Mr.. Green is engaged
in the ice business.
Mr.. Charles H. Mann, for many years SUI
perintendent of the Press Gallery in the
House of Representatives, Washington, came
to Towson on Tuesday to vote and while here
called on several of his old friends. He is a
son of the late Col. Charles H. Mann, who
will be remembered as proprietor of the
Smedley House here. Mr.. Mann, who has
made the acquaintance of DR.. Harry Bosley,
formerly of Baltimore county, since he has
been practicing veterinary surgery in that
city, speaks in the highest terms of him and
says his success in his profession is assured.