The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-08-08
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Cape May, n. j.
MI. David G. Mcintosh, Jr, of the Tow
son bar. is on trip to Minneapolis and other
cities in the Northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ]. Mckee, who spent
several weeks at Cape May, NJ, have returnd
to their home in Towson.
--Ex-States' Attorney John s. Ensor is
spending a few days at Atlantic City, N. ]
He will return on Monday next.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Wyatt, of Crisfield, Md,
is visiting his father-in-law, Mr.. John Bond, of
"BelIfeld," Western Run Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs; Robert d; Wright, OF Green
Mr.. D. Hopper Emory and family, of
Towson. returned Tuesday from Asbury Park,
N. j., where they spent ten days.
nevt Monday to spend some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Matthews and Mr..
and Mrs. H. J. Matthews, OF Cockeysville, are
visiting relatives at Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. Richard Cromwell and her daughters,
the Misses Cromwell, registered at the Waldorf
Astoria, New York city. on Monday.
Miss Sophia Otto, of Lauraville, and Miss
Marie Krach, of Hamilton, are visiting Mr..
Leonard Otto, at his home in Virginia.
Misses Elizabeth and Evelyn Darling of
Hamilton, Hartford road, are spending two
weeks at Fern Cliff Cottage, Pen-Mar, Md.
Misses Laura and Ollie Fendall, daughters
of Mr. Charles E. Fendall, of Towson, are Wis.,
ting friends at Forest Hill, Hartford county. :.
Miss Harriet Chew has temporarily closed
her cottage on east Joppa road, Towson, and is
amending some time with relatives and friends.
The two young daughters of Mr.. William
Fraser, of the Ruxton Floral and Nursery
Company, are visiting friends in Washington.
MIR. Frank s. Hambleton and his son, 7.
Edward Hambleton, Jr., registered at the
Waldorf Astoria, New York city, on Wednes-
Mrs. John Ridgely, of Hampton, accom-
nonied NV her daughter, Miss Helen Ridgely
has gone to Narragansett Pier, r. l., to spend
q month. .,
Green Valley, who had been living at Eastop,
pa for nearly year, is now at Birmingham,
miss Josephine Shaw, daughter of Mr.. w.
cbeckIev Shaw. of Macon, Ca, is visiting her
cousin, Miss Margaret Ridgely, OF Hampton,
near Towson. ~,
Thomas R Jenifer, Of Loeb Raven, is now
serving as one of the ushers at Trinity 2. E.
Misses Mary and Nora Bruff, daughters of
Prof. Thomas G. Bruff, of Towson, who spent
some weeks with friends in Worcester county,
Md, have returned. -
has been confined to his home In Towson
about week, suffering from a severe attack OF
MP N. Rufus Gill, the well known attor-
ney, accompanied by his daughter, MISS Agnes
Gill is making tour OF the Northern ana
Canadian summer resorts.
Mr.. John S. Ogier of "Elsinore," Govans-
town, accompanied by his daughter MISS
Florence Ogier, has gone to California 1or
protracted visit to relatives.
EMisses Stella and Winifred HaZeltlne
daughters of DR.. s. W. Hazeltine, OF baltl-
more, are visiting their anut, MRS. John "
Mrs John c. Bosley has closed her house
on St. Paul street. Baltimore, and With her
children. is spending some time with reiauVes
and friends on My Lady's Manor.
Miss Eliza D. Longnecker, OF T0wson, IS
visiting the family of Mr.. George Thurston
williams Of %. FaIaosTH o coun Show wa anu WI"
-Rev. R. H. Murphy, rector OF 81. Jonns
Church. Worthington Valley, IS much I'm,
proved in health by his visit to his sons, and
will hold his usual services next sunday;
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Vincent, OF Wnlte
Marsh, Baltimore county. VINO are a ast %ea I'd
from. They are we'll and enjoying themselves.
DIR. A. C. Smink, a well known young
physician of the I'd district, says he Is not
candidate for the Republican NOMINATION lot
Clerk of the Circuit Court, as has been reported
Mrs. Osborne l. Yellott. OF ToWson, accom- a.
panied bv her sister, Miss Muriel Powers, lett
on Wednesday for Lynchburg and VIII sPeno
several weeks with relatives and frlenos IN
Virginia. ..ox Of Towson
NJ, E. Church, accompanied by MIS-. EowaIus,
leave TODAY for Brooklyn, n. Y, to Vlslt,
nraacber friend and college mate of Rev. Mr..
Edwards. r.
Rev. R. R. Murphy, formerly pastor OF
Towson M. E. Church and who IS wen KNOWN
in Baltimore county, is very sick at MS nome
in Baltimore. He has been in the ministry
forty eight years. ,p,oho;,, ~
psaE GeEa9stoS%Fnp5 s1 nj
tered at the Wadorf-A Astoria Hotel, New York
city, on Thursday, c,,;I,,
of Pikesville, who spent some weeks at Blue
Ridge Summit, have gone to West Point, n. L,
where Charles McKew Parr is cadet at the u
s. Military Academy.
Rev. Richard G. Koontz, junior pastor OF
Hereford Circuit, who has been spending
to fill appointments at Hereford, FAILS hoao
and Mt Carmel next Sunday
Mrs. Wood, wife of Mr.. K. X. WOOD, OF
Sparrow's Point, sailed from New YORK Tor
Europe last Monday. She was accompanied
by Mrs. George H. Johnson and her sister,
Mr.. Noah e. Offutt, of the Towson bar
epioyed some fine sport fishing for bass IN the
Susquehanna at Goldsboro, Pa, few days ago.
The river became muddy and he had to aban-
don the sport after taking good string;
Mr.. and Mrs. William H: Wilhelm, OF
Baltimore county, are visiting DR.. 5; Z; FRED
erick, of Wilmington, Del. Dr. FIeos s Mn
George Frederick, of Parkton. N. @. H. Il.
Mrs. Sarah Green is visiting her son, Ur.
]. Rovston Green, of Towson. She is the
widow of Joshua R. Green, who was success
full Hartford county farmer. and dangnter OF
the late Moses Rankin, of Dulany's Valley. .
- kHa old rnqIdQnfc
Towson. has been sick and confined to her bed
several days this week. She is the widow OF
James Winchester Owings, who many years
ago was crier of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county. :,
Mrs. Catharine A. Moore, of "Glenmore."
friend, Mrs. J. w. Owings, of Towson. Mrs.
Moore is the widow of Thomas II. Moore, who
was prominent citizen of Baltimore county
in his day.
Misses Mary E. Francis, Emma ]. Ken;
ney, Carrie o. Beall and Estella V kenney and
Messrs. Dallas l. Beall, ]. Clarence Francis,
Herbert E. Francis and Raymond z. francs,
of Camp Chapel, spent Wednesday last at Pen
Mar, w. NJ. r. r.
Mr.. John w. II. Geiger, cashier Of the
Canton National Bank, Mr.. Frederick Gross
and several other citizens of that section OF the
county were before the County Commissioners
on Tuesday relative to the Importance OF some
Miss Mary NOVEL;, of Glencoe, n. q. R.k.,
gave an entertainment on Wednesday eve.
ming to the Glencoe Dancing Class in honor OF
her guest, Miss Nellie Grady, Of Annapolis.
Dancing was the principal feature. Refresh
ments were served at midnight.
Mr. J. Edward Lee, of Washington, ID. T.,
paid visit to relatives in Towson this week.
He has been a passenger conductor in the SER
vice of the B. & O. Railroad Company many
years. Mr. Lee is native of Baltimore coun-
ty and brother of Mr.. ]. w. Lee, of Towson.
Rev. Karl Buff, for eight years pastor OF
Jerusalem German Lutheran Church at Gar
denville, Belair road, has removed to Annapo-
lis and taken charge of his new pastorate there.
He has been succeeded at Gardenville by Rev.
Oscar GUIDE, who comes from East New Mar
ket, Md.
Mrs G. Howard Stirling has not yet en-
tirely recovered from the effects of the shock
caused by bolt of lightning striking her
house in Green Spring Valley, during the
storm of Thursday afternoon of last week.
The house was somewhat damaged, but did not
catch fire.
Mr.. William B. Welsh, who has been con-
Quoting a florist establishment on the old York
road, Waverly, has given up the same and
purchased farm at Glen Morris. W. NJ. r. R.,
where he will engage in the wholesale bust
ness-this is growing plants and flowers for
the trade. He has already erected several
greenhouses.
Mr.. Albert c. Buxton, of Govanstown,
baltimore county was on Tuesday reelected