The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-03-28
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Mrs. Eudocia Stansbury, one of Towson s
oldest residents. who was greatly indsposed
for some days, is better at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Rollins Morse. of New
York, paid visit this week to Miss Nisbet, Of
"Montrose," near Texas, N. G. R. R.
Mrs Thomas Hardcastle, of Denver, Col.
has been spending some time with her father,
Mr.. Henry Kellogg, near Luthervile.
Mr.. W. B. Cochran, County Treasurer, is
very sick at his home in Govanstown, and his
friends are much concerned about him.
MIR. Harry G. Horner, president of the
Overland Hunt Club, lost an infant daughter
on Thursday last. Mrs. Horner, who has been
very i'll, is better at this time.
Mr.. j. Smith Ditch, well known Balti-
more business man and senior member of the
firm of Ditch Bros, paid a visit to Locust
Vale Stock Farm on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin F. Abel, who spent
the winter in Baltimore, have returned to
"Woodbourne." their country place on Wood
bourne avenue. east of Govanstown.
DIR. Mitchell, of Philadelphia, son of the
eminent physician and author, DIR. S. Wier
Mitchell, paid visit this week to the Sheppard
and Enoch Pratt Hospital, near Towson.
Mrs. George Brown, of "Brooklandwood, -
who had been on pleasure trip to San Fran.
cisco, Cal. returned on Thursday. She was
accompanied by her daughter, Miss Grace
Brown.
Mrs. Adophine Klimper. who lives with
her daughter, Mrs. Samuel Cover, of Marble
Hill, Sth district, celebrated the 85th anniver-
sary of her birth last Sunday. She still enjoys
good health.
MIR. John w. Marshall, second vice-presi-
dent of the Safe Deposit and Trust Company,
who has been suffering with inhammatory
rheumatism at the Union Protestant Infirma-
ry, isimproving.
Mr.. John s. Ensor announced this week
that he is a candidate for the Republican NOM
inee for States Attorney. He has once filled
the office and discharged its duties in most
acceptable manner.
Mr.. Chester B. Turnbull was last Sunday
elected ruling elder of Govanstown Presbyte-
spend the spring and summer at Auburn cot
tage near Towson.
Miss Mary Bosley, daughter of Mr.. Joshua
6. Bosley, of the Towson bar, who had been
very sick for some days at her home in the 9Th
district, is improving. She is a student at the
Woman's College in Baltimore.
Mr.. Stevenson A. Knox, son of County
Commissioner Knox, who had been under
treatment at hospital in Baltimore for some
time, is now at his home, near Lauraville.
His condition has not improved.
Mrs. Thomas Janney, of Margaret Mead
ows," Green Spring Valley, has as her guests
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul A. Andrews, of New York. Mr.. Janney
has been in Europe for some time.
Miss Emilia Mather for some years post
master at BrOOklanQVllle. balLlmOre county, Is
now living at Morgan Park, Illinois. Her
father, the late James Mather for many years
conducted the store at Brooklandville.
Mr.. Ogden A. Kirkland, the veteran auc-
tioneer of Baltimore, and for many years
member of the old firm of Matthews & Kirk
land, conducted a large sale of real estate at
the Court House, Towson, on Thursday.
Rev. j. r. Andrews pastor of Arlington
Nj. E. Church South, is attending the annual
conference now in session at Fredericksburg,
Va. 1t is expected that he will be returned to
his present appointment for another year.
Mr.. Daniel Hockaday and family, who
spent the past winter in Baltimore, have re-
turned to their summer home, Edge HILL"
on Woodbourne avenue MIR. Hockaday is
head of the Chesapeake Betting Company.
Mr.. Benjamin w. Ady, of Long Green
Valley, returned on Wednesday from Easton,
of his brother-in-law Mr.. Samuel w. Brinker
Register of Wills of Northumberland county.
Mrs William Price, who had been very
sick with grip at her farm on the Pot Spring
road, has recovered. She is So years of age
and the mother of Mrs. s. Parker Bosley, of
Towson, who has been with her several weeks.
Mrs. Stansburv, wife of Mr.. William K.
Stansbury, of Union Hail." near the Hillen
road has been very sick this week and gradu-
ate nurse has been in charge of the case. Mr..
and Mrs. Stansbury were married few weeks
ago.
MIR. G. Albert Mays, of the 7th district
who is a candidate for Clerk of the Circuit
Court, was in Towson on Tuesday. He is do
ing some lively hustling about this time and
thinks his chances for the nomination ex-
celent.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. G. Williams will sail
from New York next Wednesday for a six
weeks trip abroad, going solely for the benefit
of the sea voyage. Upon their return they
will open Long Green" their country place
in Long Green Valley,
Mr.. William Grason, auditor of the Cir
cult Court, who was sick and confined to his
home in Towson several weeks, is again able
to be out His daughter, Miss Ridgely Grason,
who was also very sick for some time, is now
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give up his work at Govanstown M. E. Church
on account Of his health, and who has been
spending some time with his son at Walbrook,
is now somewhat improved. DR.. and Mrs.
Stitt will go to Hagerstown next week to re-
main indefinitely.
President Joshua f. Cockey, of the Cock
eysville National Bank, and Mrs. Cockey were
driving about Towson on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Cockey is enthusiastic about the proposed
Towson and Cockeysville electric railway and
says it will be built. This means much to
those interested in the enterprise.
Mr.. ID. Fred Shamberger, principal of the
Manual Training School at Sparrow's Point
paid visit the past week to the Pratt Insti-
tuJe, BROOKLYN, N. -, Win view TO eSLaD-
fishing a similar institution at the Point. Mr.
Shamberger is son of Mr.. Daniel Shamber-
ger, formerly assistant school examiner.
The congregation of Jones Memorial NJ.
P. Church, on the Philadelphia road, has
asked for the return of their present pastor,
Rev. William s. Simms, who has been in
charge since last May, having been appointed
as supply" The annual conference will
meet at Pocomoke City, Nd, next Wednesday.
Cardinal Gibbons has declined an invita-
ton to be present at the ceremonies attending
the formal reception of the Spanish gun at
Towson, May LIST, because he has an engage
ment in St. Louis that day. Col. Benjamin r.
Taylor, a member of the committee, PERSONAL
ly called upon the Cardinal last Thursday to
extend the invitation.
MIR. Samuel REGISTER, of Baltimore, is
Democratic candidate for the First Branch
City Council from the 9th ward. He is a ma
tive of Baltimore county and son of the late
John REGISTER, who was a we'll known farmer
in the old 18th district. Mr.. REGISTER is a mem
Der of the bar and director of the Prospect
Park Fair Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ Davis, old resi-
dents of Govanstown, Baltimore county, cele-
bra.ed the fiftieth anniversary of their mar
rage at the home of their son in Brooklyn,
N. Y, where they are visiting Mr.. Davis is a
native of England and came to this country in
1912. In 1858 he married Miss Eleanor We'd
dell, of Govanstown, and they have two sons
and one daughter