The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-04-25
Personal Mention

Mrs. John Ridgely, of Hampton. near
Towson, is spending some time at The Wilt
shire, Atlantic City.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles E Corkran, of Luth-
erville. registered at the Continental Hotel,
New York city, on Tuesday.
Mr.. John s. Biddison, of the Towson bar,
has been sick this week and confined to his
home at Gardenville, Belair road.
Miss Alice Baldwin, daughter of DR.. A.
S. Baldwin, of Long Green Valley, is spending
some time with friends in Baltimore.
Hon. James A. Gary and family have re-
opened for the summer 1.-The Summit" their
handsome country place at Gainesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel H. Cook, of Green
CASTLE Pa, are visiting their sons, Prof. Alfred
| S. Cook and Mr.. Elmer J. Cook of Towson.
Mrs. G. A. Moore. who spent the past
winter in Baltimore, has reopened" Glenmore,"
| her summer home near Rockland, Falls road.
Mrs. Albert Steinbach, of New York city,
and her little son, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. H. Rice, of Valley View Farm,
| near Towson.
Miss Bette Merryman, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. N. Bosley Merryman, celebrated her
ninth birthday at her home, Timonium, N. c.
r. R., on Tuesday.
Rev. Thomas G. Pearce, of lower Long
| Green Valley, has been looking over the field
in Belair with view to establishing Baptist
congregation there.
Mrs. James Brogden and family, who
spent the past winter in Baltimore, will short.
ly reopen "Inglewood," their country home
in Long Green Valley.
MIR. and Mrs. John T. Ensor, who spent
the greater part of the past winter at the
Smedley House, Towson, have returned to
their home in Mt. Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew G. Snyder who
spent the past winter at their home in Balti
more, reopened their country place on the Hill
len road, near Towson this week
-Messrs. g. 0. Wilson and D. II. Rice, of
Baltimore county, have again been invited to
serve as judges at the Wilmington Del9 horse
show. which takes place next month
Mr.. Robert Garrett, OF Baltimore county,
is named as one of the incorporators of the
Baltimore with a capital stock of $4,000.
Mr.. William Tyler Page, of Baltimore
county, was among the guests at the annual
shad bake given at Havrede-Grace on Thurs
day, by Admiral John Rogers Post, G. a. R.
MIR. Josiah E. Lloyd, real estate agent, has
sold his property in Govanstown and removed
his family to South Towson, where he is occu-
pying one of the cottages of Mr.. G. E. Thomas
MIR. Guy E. Snavely, son of Mr.. Charles
g. Snavely, of Fork 18th district, has accep
ted position as teacher of school in Annap.
oils He is a graduate of the Johns Hopkins
University.
Mrs. William Price, who had been very
sick several weeks at her farm on the Pot
Spring road, has entirely recovered She is
one of the oldest residents of that section of
the county.
MIR. Upton s. Brady, deputy Register of
Wills, will vacate his house in Towson on the
1st of June and remove to the Hillen farm, on
the Hillen road, which is now owned by Mr..
Harrison Rider.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Perkins, who were
married last week, in Baltimore, returned
from their wedding trip on Tuesday The
groom is the Towson representative of the Bal
timore american.
Mr.. Alexander Blair, who spent the past
winter with his son, Mr.. William j Blair, of
1892 st. Paul street, Baltimore, has returned
to his home, 156 Lakewood avenue, in the
eastern suburbs of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James f. Clark, who spent
the past winter in Baltimore, have returned to
their summer home at Ruxton, n. G. r. R.
MIR. Clark is the senior member of the Charles
street firm of Clark & Stevens.
Mr.. Charles W. Halter, who is well known
in Baltimore county, has been elected vice.
president of the Old Town National Bank of
Baltimore. Mr.. Halter is president of the Old
Town Fire Insurance Company.
Mr.. c. W. Dorsey, Of Dickeyville, Balti.
more county, has been elected moderator of
the Maryland Presbytery. Southern Presbyte-
rian Church. the annual meeting of which
was held in Baltimore this week.
Rev. H. +. Downs the new pastor of Co.
vanstown M. E. Church, occupied the parson-
age early this week and on Thursday night
the congregation rendered him reception in
Golden Eagle Hall. Rev. Mr.. Downes came
from Hagerstown, Md.
MIR. Andrew Gibson, a well known citizen
of Fork, Baltimore county. who was soldier
in the Mexican War, has just secured pen
sion at the rate of $12 per month. Mr.. Gibson
is justice of the peace and secretary of Fork
Building and Loan Association.
DIR. James II. Jarrett. of Towson, went to
Harrisburg last Sunday to attend the funeral
of his brother-in-law, Mr.. Edward McC. Spots
wood, who died at his home in that city a few
days before. Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Lee, of
TOWSOu. also attended the funeral.
Miss Mary P. Bosley, daughter of Mrs. s.
Parker Bosley, of Towson, will be among the
graduates at the annual commencement of
the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery,
Manaal VII raS ake seReoo a At spsarAo%s Point
has been elected president of the Manual
Training Association of Maryland. He is
son of Mr.. Daniel Shamberger, of the 9th dis
trict formerly assistant school examiner.
Miss Susie Denny and Miss Bette Marley,
volunteer members of the choir of Trinity
Protestant Episcopal Church, Towson, each
received a prettily bound -prayer-book and
hymnal from the vestry at Easter, as slight
testimonial of appreciation of their services.
DIR. Frank R. Rich, resident physician of
Eudowood Sanatorium. near Towson, this
week accompanied DR.. II. Barton Jacobs and
DR.. H. Warren Buckler to the Blue Noun.
tains to examine sites for the contemplated
new sanitorium to be erected in that section of
the State.
Rev William A. Koontz, pastor of Mount
Washington NJ. E. Church, was rendered re-
ception by his congregation on Thursday
night. He is the father of Rev: Richard g:
Koontz, junior pastor of Hereford Circuit, and
one of the most prominent ministers of the
conference.
AT the meeting of the Baltimore Presby-
terry on Wednesday Rev. James W. Campbell,
pastor of Chestnut Grove Church, Sweet Air,
Baltimore county, was chosen an alternate to
the General Assembly of the Presbyterian de-
nomination, which will convene in Los Ange-
| les, CAL May Dist
Mr. Joseph Friedenwald, proprietor of
White Hall Manor, a fine estate in the western
end of Worthington Valley, near Glyndon,
six months tour of Europe. He will be &C
companied by Mrs. Friedenwald and their
daughter Miss Berleen Friedenwald.
Rev. DIR. Pleasant Hunter, of New York,
| spoke in Brown Memorial Church, Baltimore
this week, on Things for which the Church
| should be conspicuous" DR.. Hunter, who is
pastor of prominent Presbyterian Church in
| New York city, is native of Baltimore coun-
ty and son of the late Pleasant Hunter, of
| the 9TH district.
Miss Margaret Ridgely. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ohio Ridgely, of Baltimore, and
| granddaughter of Mrs Charles Ridgely. of
| Hampton, will be married on Wednesday,
June Sd, to Mr.. ]. Alfred Kennard, son of Mr..
| Henry G. Kennard, of the Baltimore bar.
| The future home of the young couple will be
|
gagged in business.
Mr.. J. Alexis Shriver, who has been very
active in furthering the interests of the Balti-
more and Belair Electric Railway Company,
was in Towson on Thursday. He Is greatly
| pleased at the prospects for the success of the
enterprise and expressed himself as especially
gratified at the fact that Mr.. Charles ]. Bona
parte is warm advocate of the road A no.
tice for meeting of the stockholders in Bel
air is published in THE UNION today. .-
Mr.. Harry Bosley, formerly of Manor.
Baltimore county. was one of the graduates Of
the United States College of Veterinary Sur
geons, Washington, d. c., the annual COM
mencement of which took place on the 10th
inst, and delivered the valedictory address.
| He was one of the honor men of the class.
He has been appointed first assistant to Dr. G.
B. Robinson, dean of the college, and also as.
sistant veterinarian for the District of Column
bia. His title now is Harry Bosley, d. v s.
Final Arrangements Completed for
Spanish Gun Reception.-A meeting of the
committee having in charge the formal recep-
ton of the captured Spanish gun at Towson,
on Friday, May LIST, was held at the office of
Gen. Agnus, in Baltimore, on Wednesday last,
with Col. D. G. Mcintosh i'll the chair. A
| committee reported that provision has been