The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-03-14
Personal Mention

OF the Overland Hunt Club.
Rev. w. H. H. Powers, rector of Trinity
Church, Towson, preached in Emmanuel
Church, Belair, on Friday night 18th inst
| Miss Carrie Conklin, whose home is near
Baldwin, Long Green Valley, is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. H. 4. Bartleson of Cockeysville.
Mr.. William A. Guyton, who has sold his
farm, near Knoeble, will dispose of his person.
al property on the 25th instant and remove to
Baltimore.
Mr.. Michael Padian one of the road com.
missioners of the 9Th district, who spent sew
eral weeks with his brothers in New York
| city, has returned.
Mr.. Clarence Baldwin, the well known
cattle dealer who had been ON a business trip
| to West Virginia. has returned to his home in
Long Green Valley.
Rev. R. G. Koontz, Junior pastor of Here
ford Circuit, NJ e. Church, who has been liv-
ing at Belfast 9Th district has removed to
Ashland, N. G. r. r.
Miss Eleanor Matthews, of Brook wood"
Dulany's Valley, whospent the greater part of
the winter with friends in Washington, D. c.,
has returned to her home.
Mr.. w. George Marley, of the Towson
bar, was sick this week and his physician, Dr.
j. Royston Green, said he was threatened with
appendicitis. Hei now better.
Rev. John f. Goucher, D. D., and daugh-
tiers, who were on an extended Western trip,
returned on Tuesday last. DR.. Goucher's
health has been much improved.
Mr.. Benjamin P. Butler, formerly of Tow
son, who is clerk in the Comptrollers Office
in Annapolis is under treatment in Baltimore
hospital for some internal trouble.
Mr.. William Grason, auditor of the Cir
cult Court, who has been sick and confined to
his home in TowSon the past week, is still
unable to attend to his Office duties.
Mr.. Charles A. Brodie has been chosen
secretary of the Sunday school of Govanstown
Presbyterian Church, of which Mr.. H. B. l..
Everding has been superintendent many years.
MIR. James s. Calwell, of the well known
law firm of Benzinger q Calwell, is named as
one of the incorporates of the MacGill Con-
stIuction Company, just organized in Balti-
Mr.. T. c. Risteau Jenifer, son of Mr..
Thomas r. Jenifer, of Loeb Raven, is now
travelling in the South for the Maryland Bis
| cult Company, of which Col. NJ. w. Offutt is
-Ex.Sheriff Samuel j. Robinson, who is
now living in Baltimore, sustained a slight
stroke of paralysis short time ago. He is an
officer at Spring Grove Insane Asylum, near
Gainesville. T.
Mr.. Benjamin NJ Brooks, we'll known
9Th district farmer, will next week remove to
the John Bacon farm, at Monkton. He has
rented his home farm to Mr.. Clarence Bond, of
Western Run Valley
Mr.. John s. Cuttings, the well known Bal
timore banker, paid visit to Locust Vale
Stock Farm, Towson, on Thursday. He is no
doubt on the lookout for something handy for
early spring driving.
Mr.. Thomas G. Pearce, retired farmer of
Belfast, 9Th district, is suffering from car
buncle on his hip at the home of his son, DR..
Wilbur M. Pearce, Greenmount avenue and
Preston street, Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Checkley Shaw, of
Macon, Ga. formerly of Green Spring Valley,
Baltimore county, are spending few days in
Baltimore. Mr. Shaw is president of rail-
road company in Georgia.
-Messrs. Elmer ]. Cook, Harrison Rider
and Robert H. Wright spent couple of days
on the Susquehanna flats this week and had
good sport having killed number of ducks,
among them IL canvasbacks.
Dir. Joseph R. Owens has been reelected
secretary of the Evansville Farmers Club. He
is treasurer of the Maryland Agricultural Col
lege and brother-in-law of Mr.. Charles A.
Councilman, of Worthington Valley.
The Brooklandwood house is being tho
roughly renovated for Mr.. and Mrs. H. Carroll
Brown, who will occupy it early in the spring.
1t is one of the finest old places in Baltimore
county, the views from it being extended and
beautiful.
offices have been in the Vansant Building, Lex
ington street, for several years, will remove
about the middle of April to handsome suit
of rooms in the Equitable Building, Calvert
and Fayette streets.
Mr. Thomas W. Offutt, manager of the
Mt Washington Electric Light and Power
Company, is still confined to his home in Tow
son with an attack of grip. He was getting
better and imprudently exposed himself and
relapse was the result.
-Messrs. Charles W. Heuisler and E. Allan
Sauerwein, Jr., well known members OF the
bar, have formed partnership for the prac-
tice of their profession under the firm name OF
Heuisler & Sauerwein, with offices in the FL
deity Building Baltimore.
Rev. J. B. Sttt, d. D., pastor of Govans-
town NJ. E. Church, and Mrs. Stitt, vacated the
parsonage in Govanstown on Friday, 18th
inst, and went to the home of their son, who
lives in Walbrook. Later they go to Hagers-
town. DR.. Stitt's health has not improved.
| Mr. Charles ]. Bonaparte, who owns
6ao SsSss III cssafst htfejnt HTedfesh9y q 'Hfan
who had been employed by him having sued
| him. The matter was adjusted in accordance
| with Mr.. Bonaparte's statement to the court.
Miss Virginia White, daughter of MIR.
| Horace White, of Green Spring Valley will
sail for Europe next week and remain abroad
year. She will be accompanied by her
uncle, Mr.. Harry White, who lives in Ger
many, but who has been visiting here lately.
Mr.. Charles II. Hurkamp of Fredericks-
burg Va who is a well known exhibitor at
the Timonium fair, has been appointed judge
of the saddle horses and hunters at the Cana
dian military tournament and horse show to
be held at Toronto, April 10Th and Both and
May LIST and I'd.
Mr.. Franklin Owens. of Rossville Balti
more county, who was formerly night watch
man at the Court House here is now engaged
Yard at Washington. He is an expert at this
business and will no doubt have steady en-
ployment there.
DR. and Mrs. John s. Green celebrated the
twentieth anniversary of their marriage, at
their home in Long Green Valley, on Monday
night last. They received the congratulations
and good wishes of large number of friends
who called informally. They were also the
recipients of a number of pretty and useful
presents.
Mr.. William Tyler Page, who was the Re-
publican nominee for Congress in this district
last fall, was in Towson on Wednesday look
ing after some business matters before the
County Commissioners. He is clerk to the
Committee on Accounts in the House of Rep
resentatives and is resident of the 18th dis
Mr.. w. M. Mckinney, representing the
Womans Club of Glyndon, was before the
County Commissioners on Wednesday rela-
tive to lighting and police service for that
hourishing village. The ladies thought light
would be of more benefit to Glyndon than q
policeman and their wishes were gratifed
through Mr.. McKenney's efforts.
Cards have been issued for the marriage of
Miss Anna Mary Ely, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James E. Ely, of Baltimore, and Rev.
John Henry Jeffries. The ceremony will take
place at Fulton Avenue NJ. E. Church, Balti-
more, Wednesday, March 25th at Pm. The
prospective groom, who is native OF Wales,
is the junior pastor of Great Falls Circuit NJ.
CnurCQ.
Mr.. William B. Cockey, of Garrison Stock
Farm, near Pikesville, attended the great stock
sale on the farm of Mr.. Frank w. Mish, at
Charlton, Washington county, Md, on We'd
nesday last He purchased a lot of thorough
bred Cotswold sheep. but failed to secure some
of the Berkshire swine for which he was hot
bidder. Hundreds of people attended the sale,
which amounted to $7,784.
Hon j. Fred G. Talbot, member of Con-
gress from the Second district, has appointed
Mr.. Walter B. Warner, of the 10th district, as
his private secretary. Mr.. Warner, who is a
well known young man, was for some years
clerk in the Office of the County Commission
ers He is son of Rev. George K. Warner
and a brother of Mr.. @. Hopewell Warner,
member of the bar.
The Roads Engineer to the Commits
sioners.-Roads Engineer Crosby has sent q
letter to the road commissioners of the several
districts of the county in which he says: TO
facilitate the recording of the annual expendi-
lures of this department and to correct some
abuses existing under the present system, 1t
becomes necessary that hereafter, in submit
| ting your monthly statements Of your expen-
ditures. the bill for teams must include merely