The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-09-19
Personal Mention

COUNTY, Is NlSlllnS ITleQOS IN NO1IOIK, va.
Judge and Mrs. David Fowler, who spent
the summer at Cobourg, Canada, have returned
to Baltimore
MIR Arthur Hoffmaster, of Washington
county, Nd, is visiting MIR. Charles G. Snavely,
of Fork, Baltimore county.
Miss Bessie Gorsuch, daughter of Mr.
Thomas T. Gorsuch, of the Sth district, has
gone to Chicago to visit friends.
Mr.. Charles J. BOnaparteis now enjoying a
much needed rest at his, beautiful farm, belle
VISTA" lower Long Green Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin f. Abel, who spent
several months abroad, have returned to their
home, "Woodbourne, near Goyanstown.
DIR. Walker Hutchins, son of Mr.. Henry
Z. Hutchins, of My Lady's Manor, has gone
on trip to New Mexico for the benefit of his
health.
Mr.. Jacob d. Geist. we'll known farmer
of Worthington Valley, who was stricken
with paralysis about two weeks ago, is i'm
proving.
DR.. E. n Brush, medical superintendent
Of the Sheppard and Pratt Hospital, registered
at Murray Hill Hotel, New York city, on
Tuesday.
Miss Edith R. Green, daughter of DR..
John S. Green, of Long Green Valley, has en-
tered the Mary Baldwin Seminary, Stauntop,
Va, as pupil.
Mr.. j. Mitchell Hale, Republican nomi-
ice for sheriff, has been confined to his home
in the 9th district, with bronchial trouble, but
is rapidly improving.
Col. Walter S. franklin and family who
spent the summer in the North, have returned
and are occupying their residence on East Mt.
Vernon Place, Baltimore.
Mr.. Joseph Fredenwald, of White Hall
Manor, Worthington Valley, who, with his
wife and daughter, sailed for Europe last
spring. returned this week.
Mrs. James NJ. Anderson, who sold her
farm near Phoenix, n. c. R. R., has taken up
her residence with her daughter, Mrs. William
q. McComas, in Baltimore.
Mrs. Schneider, wife of Mr.. Frederick j
Schneider, the we'll known business man of
Rosedale, Philadelphia road, will leave today
for trip to Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Mrs. Joseph H. Reiman, of Dunn barton, y
near Towson, and her daughters, Mrs. P. l..
Them and Miss Reiman, registered at the AL
bemArle Hotel, New York city, on Tuesday.
Mr.. Edgar H. Cans, of the law firm of
Cans e Hannah, and Mrs. Cans, who spent
three months abroad, reached their home,
Beaumont" on the York road, few days
ago.
Mrs. George Mellon, of Baltimore is visit
ing her nephew, Mr.. Ira E. Shock of Towson.
Her husband, who is we'll known in Baltimore
county, has been an invalid for nearly TWEEN
ty years.
MIR. William L. Amoss, head of the
Farmers Institutes of this State, will have
charge of the agricultural and horticultural ex-
hbit of Maryland at the st Louis Exposition
next year.
Key. w. H. H. Powers, rector of Trinity
P. E. Church, Towson has gone to Old
Orchard, Maine, to spend his vacation. Regu-
lar services will be held in the church during
his absence.
Mr.. J.. Thomas Phipps, of Towson, who
had been baggage master at North Avenue
Station for the Maryland & Pennsylvania
Railroad, has accepted position in brokers
Office in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Phipps, wife of Mr.. Frank Phpps, a
n M he
ated on few days ago for appendicitis at the
Maryland University Hospital in Baltimore
is improving and her early recovery is expected
Judge James D. Waters, having fully re-
covered from his serious illness of last spring
opened the September term of court at Belair
on Monday last The Judge will retire from
the bench this fall, he having reached the age
limit.
Rev. Edward Colburn, who has been rec
tor of Holy Trinity ?. e. Church. Churchville
Hartford county, for about fifty years, has re-
signed and will remove with his family, to
Baltimore. Failing health is the cause Of his
giving up the work.
Mr.. Thomas j. Meads, chief clerk in the
office of the County Treasurer, this week re-
moved his family from Towson to his pretty
new cottage located on the east side of the
York turnpike, nearly opposite the Presbyte-
rian Church in Govanstown.
Rev. L. w. Gosnell, junior pastor of Monk
ton Circuit, will be married on Tuesday even
ing, Septembe Goth, to Miss Bertha Hamilton
Roe, daughter of Mr.. Charles A. Roe former
ly of Towson. The ceremony will take place
in Wabrook NJ. e. Church at s clock
Mr.. Daniel Shamberger, a we'll known
farmer and miller of the extreme northwest
ern section of this county, was in Towson on
Tuesday. He says political matters are quiet up
his way, but he knows some old.time Demo
Gratis who are ''agin' at least part of their
ticket this year.
Mr.. J. Edward Addicks, who is known as
the Delaware Gas King and the man who
carries the Blue Hen State in his pocket, so
far as Republican politics is concerned paid a
visit to Locust Vale Stock Farm, Towson, a
few days ago and bought team of four extra
fine black mules.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Shelley have issued
cards for the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Annie NJ. Shelley, to Mr.. A. Griffith Lee son
The ceremony will take place at Warren NJ. L.
Church, on Wednesday evening, September
30th. at 7.30 o'clock.
Mr. Frederick Won Kapff, of the 9th dis
trict, is the new member of the Democratic
State Central Committee for Baltimore county,
succeeding Mr.. G. Albert Mays. The other
two members of the committee from this
county are Messrs. j. Fred G. Talbot and
Charles A. Councilman.
Mr. George Stewart Brown, a we'll known
attorney and member of the Second Branch
of the CITY Council of Baltimore, was a visitor
mosquito" Brown because of his highly COM
mendable efforts in the council to secure legis-
lation to Danish the mosquito pest from the
city.
Mr. John w. Yost, of Stewartstown, ex-
poets to sail today from San Francisco for
China, where he goes to accept position as
teacher in a mission school of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. His destination is Chintor
which is about 1900 miles inland from Shang
hal. He expects to reach his destination about
Christmas.
Mr. Thomas McGuinness of Highandtown,
Baltimore county, agent for the Andrew Man
derson estate, arrived at the County Clerk
office on Thursday morning last with forty-two
separate leases for lots on Pleasant avenue and
Fifth street, Highlandtown. The amount set
forth in each lease is 1925. Mr.. McGuinness
has been the confidential representative of this
estate for thirty-seven years and takes great in
terest in the advancement of that section of
the county. A vast sum of money has been
added to the taxable basis of Baltimore county
through his efforts. When Mr.. McGuinness
first went to Highlandtown to live there was
only one house in the place.
Nonresident Sportsmen Must Have a
License to Shoot in Baltimore County.
Chapter 100 of the acts of 1884, entitled
birds and Came in Baltimore county,
(section y provides that it shall not be lawful
for any person not bona fide resident and
taxpayer of Baltimore county, to shoot any
woodcock pheasant, partridges rabbits, or
gray squirrels in this county without first OBJ
tanning from the Clerk of the Circuit Court a
license permitting the person named in the
license to shoot game in this county for one
year from the day on which the license is
issued, no such license to be issued before June
10th, and when issued to give such license no
rights other than those possessed by citizens of
the county under this act and the person
named therein, or the person procuring such
license shall pay the Clerk for the license the
sum of $40, which amount shall Returned over
by the Clerk to the School Board for the use
of the public schools, and so cents to the Clerk
for a fee for issuing the license; and any nom