The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-09-26
Personal Mention

personal Mention
MI Elisha F. Parks, well known farmer
=, me 9th district is foreman of the present
Mr.. d. Sterett Cuttings. of Baltimore coun.
", registered at the Waldorf Hotel, New York
city, on Tuesday.
: Miss Elizabeth Purcell, of Beverly, N. j.,
Is IS the guest of Miss Conkling, of Dixon Park,
Mt. Washington.
Miss M. Adalyn Piper, daughter of DR.. Jack.
son Piper, of Towson, who spent the summer
ABROAD, is expected home next week.
o-Mr. Morris Green. son of DR.. John S.
uleen, OF Long Green Valley, has entered as a
student the seminary at Worcester, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester B. Turnbull, of
Auburn" near Towson. registered at the
day.
Mrs Jane Wright, of Towson, and her
daughter, Miss Nellie Wright, will spend next
week in New York city at one of the leading
hotels.
Miss Clara Todd, daughter of Mr. Thomas
| b. Todd, president of the School Board, has
| Deen suffering several weeks from an attack of
| rheumatism
Mr.. Charles H. Matthews of Wayland,
Henry county, Iowa, is visiting his mother,
Mrs. Sarah Ann Matthews, of Philopolis, Bal
| timore county.
Miss Josephine Scott, of San Francisco,
VIII spend next month with her cousins. the
| Misses Scott, of "Rosedale'' Western Run
Valley, Baltimore county.
Mrs. Day, wife of Mr.. Luther B. Day, a
respected farmer of the 18th district, is suffer
ing from second attack of paralysis. DR.. A.
| B. Baldwin is attending her.
Mr.. j. Albert Hughes has been chosen
| president of the Maryland Biscuit Company to
succeed Col. Milton W. Ofntt, deceased. Mr..
Hughes married sister of Mrs. Offutt.
Rev. W. II. H. Powers, who spent his va
cation in Maine, has returned and will resume
| his pastoral duties next Sunday. He was
greatly benefited in health by his trip
Mrs. William H. Nelson, who lives near
| White Hall. 18th district gave an applebutter
| boiling on Friday of last week at which she
entertained large number of her friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Abel, of Wood
sn Tnr S sail
make tour of Italy during their absence.
Mr.. Noah E. Offutt, of Cockeysville, and
Messrs. Thomas W. and James P. Offutt, of
Towson, have gone to Goldsborough, on the
Susquehanna river for a few days bass fishing
Mr.. John 7. Hershner, assistant school
examiner, had as his guests at his home in
Towson last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. David Cor
such and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Long, of Beth
any, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Pruitt Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Cook and Miss Sarah G. Pruitt, for
merly of Chase. Baltimore county, who spent
some time at the Hotel Lafayette, Cape May,
have returned.
Mr.. William NJ Reed, of Maryland Line,
7th district, was among the visitors to Towson
has spent the greater part of his life in Balti
more county.
Miss Mary T. Ridgely, of "Barrett's De-
light" near Warren, gave an entertainment
on Friday evening of last week in honor of
her guest Miss Julia Benson, of Millington,
Kent county, Md.
Capt Emanuel Herman, of Lutherville
and Mr.. Thomas G. Wiley, of Park Heights
avenue have been drawn to serve as grand
jurors at the September term of the United
States District Court.
-Mrand Mrs. Henry M. Warfield will spend
the month ofOctober at Pot Spring Farm, north
of Towson. MIR. WarHeld, who is a well
known insurance man, is colonel of the Fifth
Maryland Regiment.
spent two months with Mrs Wheeler's father,
Mr.. Thomas Bond, a well known farmer of
Western Run Valley, have returned to their
home in Des Moines, Iowa.
The marriage of Miss Olevia s. Baldwin,
daughter of DR.. A. s. Baldwin, of Long Green
Valley, to DIR. H. Hayward Street,, of Balti-
more will take place at the home of the bride
on Thursday evening next.
Mics Lowndes, of Cumberland Md, only
daughter of ex-governor Lloyd Lowndes, at
tended Trinity Church. Towson, last Sunday
morning, in company with the family of Mr..
John NJ. Nelson, of Sherwood.
MIR. Patrick Bradley, an old-time Demo-
crat, presided at the meeting held at Convention,
18th district, on Monday night, when club
as an independent candidate for County Com
missioner
Miss Mabel Venting, of Camden. N j.,
and Miss Helen Chapman, of Philadelphia,
who had been spending some time with Miss
Marion Chapman, of Mt. Warrington, are now
visiting Miss Anne Gephart, of Dixon Park,
that village.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Cary Martien. who spent
the summer with the latters parents. MI and
hay fO Rol wi hQUn
taken apartments on North Calvert street for
the fall and winter.
Rev. Charles T. Weede, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church at Winchester,
Va, and Mrs. Weede, paid visit this week to
the iattor's sister. Mrs George Carnes. of Ca.
louisville. Rev. Mr.. Weede was the senior pas
tor of Hereford Circuit, Baltimore county, four
years.
visiting Mrs. Williams, wife of Hon. Steven
son A. Williams, of Belair. Mrs. Street, is
the wife of DR.. st. Clair STREET., prominent
physician of Kansas City and son of the late
John Rush Street,, of Harrington, F" Hartford
county.
Miss Page Crowther daughter of Mr.. j.
Summerfield Crowther, of the Sth district, has
entered the Moravian Seminary at LititZ, Pa,
as pupil. This is one of the Oldest institu-
tions of learning in the United States and is
located in quaint old town an hours ride by
electric cars from the city of Lancaster.
Mr. Lawrence w. Parks and family re-
moved this week from a cottage on West
Pennsylvania avenue, Towson, to what is
known as the Almony house, on the York
road, south of Chesapeake avenue. Mr.. Parks,
who is in the railway mail service, is son of
MI. John r. Parks, a well known farmer of
the 9Th district.
Mr.. Thomas ]. Price, who was for seven
teen years farm manager at the Wilson SAM
tarium, on the Western Maryland Railroad.
was in Towson on Thursday. He has retired
from active pursuits and he and Mrs. Price are
living quietly at Belfast, 9Th district, neigh.
borhood in which Mr.. Price was born and spent
the greater part of his life.
DIR. J. Z. Orrison has been elected dean of
the dental department of the Baltimore Medi-
cal College, to fill vacancy. In addition to
his large practice DIR. Orrison is something of
an agriculturist and spends his summers at his
farm on the York turnpike north OF Jockeys
vile. He is an active member of the Senior
Gunpowder Agricultural Club.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Frank Morgan, OF Du-
lanys Valley, have sent out cards for the mar
riage of their niece, Miss Anna Elizabeth
Smith, to Mr.. Harry A. Dye. The ceremony
will take place at Trinity P. E. Church, Long
Green, on Tuesday, October 9th, at IL o'clock
noon The prospective bride is daughter of
the late job Smith.
Mr.. William E. Shirley, who was pain
fully injured in an accident after the tourna-
ment at Franklintown last week. and who was
Thought to be in critical condition for several
days' is getting we'll. Mr.. Shirley sproprietor
Of the hotel at Harrisonville, I'd district 1t
will be remembered that Edward Parrish, of
Dickeyyille, lost his life in the accident.
Mr.. John Crowther, Jr., president, and
Can't. e. Herman, director, of the Towson Ma
tional Bank Mr.. Joshua F. Cockey, president,
and Mr.. VIM. H. Buck, Jr., cashier, of the
Cockeysville National Bank, and Mr.. Arthur
G. Montell, of the Gainesville National Bank,
went on the excursion on the Chesapeake bay
this week given by the Baltimore and WASH
ington bankers.
@Mr. E. E. McCleary, proprietor of Locust
Vale Stock Farm, and Mr.. George E. Wright,
of Towson, spent Tuesday shooting reed birds
on the flats at the mouth of the Gundowder.
They encountered good many obstacles but
| returned with comfortably filled bags. These
birds suddenly appear on the marshes some
time in August and as suddenly disappear inn
mediately after the first frost in the autumn.
Mr.. j. Wesley Loose, the new secretary
and treasurer of the Republican Executive
Committee of Baltimore county, is resident
of Arlington, Sd district He is Worshipful
Master Of Sharon Masonic Lodge and is treas
urer of the Arlington Volunteer Firemen's
Association. Mr. Loose, who is 40 years of
age, is a nephew of the late August Loose,
long highly respected citizen and business