The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-04-04
personal Mention.

IQdQ Oh OTdultc, III uiSLIICt, WAS dLuODB Tue
visitors to Towson this week.
MIR. W. Stewart Diffenderffer, of Green
Spring Valley. registered at the Waldorf
Astoria, New York city, early this week.
Mr.. Thomas F. Matthews and family, who
spent the past winter in Baltimore; have re-
turned to their home at Ruxton, N. c. r. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Boarman, of Tow
son, have gone to their farm. near Laurel.
Prince Georges county, to spend some time.
Mrs. Richard Cromwell and her daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Cromwell, who spent some
time at the Virginia Hot Springs. have re-
turned
Mr.. E. c. Eichelberger, a we'll known
member of the bar, has been elected Grand
Regent of the Grand Council of Maryland,
Royal Arcanum.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wight, who spent
| the past winter in Baltimore, will next week
reopen Wildwood" their country home in
Green Spring Valley.
Mr. and Mrs William Lanahan, of Beau
| mont" near Charles street avenue, gave din
ner on Thursday last iii honor of their niece,
| Miss Helen Lanaban.
Mrs. Jennie Price and daughter, who spent
the past winter at Munhall, Allegheny county,
| Pa have returned to their home near Sweet
| Air, Baltimore county.
| Mr.. Louis McLane and family, of Balti-
more have taken for the summer the fine
| country place of the late Mr.. John A. HANDLE
| ton, west of Lutherville.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Carroll Brown, who
! spent the past winter in Baltimore, will short
! lv remove to "Brooklandwood,' Green Spring
| Valley, for the summer.
| Mr.. Charles B. Chapman, who is clerk in
! the record office, has removed his family from
| the 18th district to Towson and is occupying
| house on Bosley avenue.
-Messrs. William Cotton and Edward L.
| Ward of the Baltimore bar, we're engaged
| here this week in the trial of damage case
removed from Howard county.
| Miss Amalia KOpnelmaun 0f Garden
vile, Baltimore county, was among the pas
! sengers who sailed on the steamer ChemnitZ,
| from Baltimore for Bremen on Tuesday.
| Mrs. Mitchell wife of DR.. Alexander r.
mother, Mrs. Conway, and Miss josephine
| Conway, ARE spending several weeks in Florida:
Miss Edith Lamb, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George M. Lamb, who live near Govans-
| town, will be married or Thursday, April 10Th,
to Mr.. Howard Cooper johnson, of Philadel-
phia.
Miss Francis Roberta Ensor, eldest daugh-
! ter of Mr.. A. w. Ensor, of Marble Hill. near
| Cockeysville, will be married on Tuesday,
April 18th, to Mr.. William F. Clayton, of
| Trenton, N. j.
| Mr.. Alexander Dance, who for many years
conducted Dances Mill, at the head of Dula-
nys Valley, is preparing. to retire from bust
ness and the property will be offered at public
sale on the 10Th instant.
Rev. j. L. Straughn, pastor of baltimore
| Circuit, NJ. L. OnuICu, lclb OH IuCoudJ III
Pocomoke City to attend the annual confer
ence. The several congregations OF his circuit
! are anxious for his return.
The Baltimore Herald of Monday con-
tanned an excellent picture of Mr.. William II.
| Lawrence of the 18th district of Baltimore
county, who is a candidate for the Republican
| nomination for States Attorney.
Capt +. Herman was able to attend the
meeting of the directors of the Towson Ma
tional Bank on Thursday. He had been sick
several weeks and confined to his home in
| Lutherville from an attack of grip.
Mr.. Alex. Y Dolfeld, a Baltimore banker
| who is resident of Baltimore county, is
| named as one of the incorporators of the
| Thirty. second German-American Building As
! ISOLATION just organized in Baltimore. m
I'm the Court of Appeals at Annapolis on
Tuesday Col. David G. Mcintosh. of the Tow
son bar, paid tribute in an appropriate address
| to the memory of Judge George Yellott of
Baltimore county who died last November.
MIR William S. Forwood, Jr., who is now
| filling out his second term as Clerk of the Cir
didate for denomination. The late A. Lipgen
| Jarrett was Clerk of that Court for almost
| lifetime.
Mr. James S. Calwell gave a dinner at the
| Gainesville Country Club on Thursday even
! ing to the officers of the Gainesville Loan and
Savings Association, of which he is the ator-
! ney. A number of Mr.. Calwelps friends were
| also his guests on that occasion.
| Rev. DR.. John Lanahan who has been in
the ministry sixty-four years, was unable to
attend the opening session OF the Baltimore
| Annual Conference on Wednesday on account
| of an attack of grip. This is the second time
in his long service that he has failed TO attend:
| Mr.. Thomas Grason, an active farmer or
St. Mary's county, Nd, paid visit this week
to relatives in Towson. He is brother OF
| the late Judge Richard Grason, of Baltimore
county, and the last surviving son of Governor
Grason, of Maryland Mr.. Grason is rs years
Mrs. James, daughter of DR.. w. F. God
wiz, of Reisterstown, will sail from San Fran
cisco today to join her husband, Rev. Fleming
James, who has charge of the American Prot
estant Episcopal Church in Shanghai, China.
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Rev. Page Milburn. formerly pastor of
Towson M. E. Church, was on Tuesday night
elected president of the Conference Epworth
League at the annual meeting held in Balti.
more. Rev. l.. w. Gosnell, junior pastor of
Monkton Circuit, was elected one of the vice.
| presidents.
-Messrs. George Y. Maynadier, George L.
| Van Bibber, William II. Harlan and Walter
w. Preston, all well known members of the
| Belair bar are mentioned as candidates for As
sociate Judge of the Third Judicial Circuit to
succeed Judge James D. Waters, who will re-
| tire this year.
"A few days ago Mr.. Charles E. Weakley,
| of the 10th district, received picture post
|
| Run Valley, who is travelling abroad with his
! mother and sisters The card is dated March
18th and was written while the party was as
cending the Nile.
Mr.. Samuel E Parks, "a we'll known farmer,
celebrated his Goth birthday at Oakland" his
home near Towson, on Sunday last. There
were present at the reunion his entire family
! of eight children, nine grandchildren, two
! daughters-in-law, one son-in-law, one brother
| in-law and one sister.
Misses Emily and Mary Wilson, of New
| York city paid a visit few days ago to their
aunt, Mrs. Annie M. Urban, of Towson. They
are daughters of the late James H. Wilson,
| who was a resident of Govanstown, and their
mother was the eldest sister of the late Lew a.
H. Urban, of Towson.
| Mrs. Eudocia Stansbury, one of Towson' s
oldest residents, who had been very sick with
/ bronchitis, is recovering. She is attended by
| DIR. R. G. Massenburg and DR.. Thomas Shearer,
| of Baltimore, was called in consultation. Gen.
| Andrew G. Trippe, of Baltimore, whose wife is
a near relative of Mrs. Stansbury, called to see
| her on Thursday.
| Mr. John ]. Timanus, of the Towson bar,
4 who suddenly disappeared on the 9th of March,
| returned to his home at Powhatan, on Friday
| of last week and on Saturday was at his Office
in Towson. He had been to st. Louis and
Memphis. He says he is unable to account
for his going away, as there is no reason why
he should have done so.
| Among those from Baltimore county who
went to Benning's last Saturday to witness the
! Chevy Chase Hunt Handicap Steeplechase
were Mr.. and Mrs. Redmond G. Stewart, Mr..
| and Mrs. w. Plunkett Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Nick. Merryman, Mr.. D. Sterett Git
tings, Mr.. E. Cuttings Merryman, Mr.. George
Brown, Mr.. George W. Ewing and Mr.. Jervis
| Spencer.
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