The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-11-14
FALL NUPTIAL EVENTS

BosLEY-GEoRGE.-Ana attractive homo nod
ding on Thursday was that of Miss FIorenco
George daughter of Mrs. Thomas j. Geo-oee
VINO was married to Mr.. Clarence WiIdev
Bosley, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel BosIeyy
of Monkton, Baltimore county. The mar,
rage took place at the brides home 132o Nc
Culloh street, Baltimore. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. q: B. Patterson, pastor
I of Madison Avenue NJ E. Church. assisted
by Rev. ]. T. Marsh of Monkton's tinv
flower girl Miss Margaret S. Hutchins. bear
! ing basket of pink chrysantbemums end
Master Thomas Stevens George bearing the
wedding ring, preceded the bride, who entered
Win ana was given away by her brother, Mr..
Franklin 5. George. The groom was attended
as best man by Mr.. Samuel s. Boslev. Tho
bride wore gown of white eoIienne over
white silk, tulle veil wreathed with ORANGE
blossoms, and carried white chrysanthem
and later Mr.. and Mrs. Bosley left for q we'd
ding Journey. The bridal gifts received in
Guided crystal, silver and works of art.
RASDo1-LEE;-Mis Mary Digges Lee .daugb-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Donneil Toe 81
Baltimore county, and Mr.. Merwin Randall IF
New 4ork, were married at noon on Wednes
day, at Needwood Forest, Frederick comfy
The ceremony was performed in the drawing
room OF the nome by Rev. Thomas Lee. Of
Washington, relative of the bride. assisted
by Father O'Connell pastor of the Catholic
church at Petersville, Md. There were nres.
ent only the immediate families of the coppnIo
After the wedding breakfast was served and
later MI. and Mrs. Randol left for their
honeymoon. They will make their home in
New York. The wedding was first intended
10 nave taken place at "Sunnyside,n the home
OF Mrs. Joseph W jenkins, Sr on Lake avenue
the brides grandmother. Owing to the severe
illness OF Mr.. Randol's father, however. the
lnvitaIions were Withdrawn and the wedding
was quietly celebrated.
WARFIELD-BENNETT.- Mamie Bennett
and Mr. Samuel r. Warfield were married
Luesoay evening at the grooms home, Bloom
lngdale avenue, Catonsville by Rev NJ. +.
Finders, pastor of Salem Lutheran Church.
MISS BENEFITS parents, who were Columbus
and Sarah Bennett, of Bradshaw. Baltimore
county, are dead, and Miss Bennett has been
living with her sister, Mrs Lucy Smith ON
Bloomingdale avenue. Miss Lily BENNETT
another sister, was bridesmaid. and Mr. Clar',
ence Bennett, brother, was best man. Fol.
lowing the ceremony supper was served and
the bridal palr left later for trip North. They
Will live on their return with Mr. Warfield's
parents.
SHIPLEY-MILLER Mr.. joseph sbinlev of
Blenheim, and Miss Mary E. Miller. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Peter Miller, of Sunny brook,
were married last Monday morning AT : o. clock
at st. Johns Catholic Church, Long Green bv
the pastor, Rev: Joseph B. Hauck, who cele-
brated nuptial mass in the presence of the
immediate members ofthe families. The bride
for years held the position of organist of st.
johns. After the ceremony a wedding break
fast was rendered the happy couple bv the pas.
tor, after which they took the train at Bald
win Station for an extended tour South Their
future home will be in Baltimore.
VIcARI-PIsANI.-Miss Adalina M. Pisani.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Masino Pisani. and
Mr.. S. Louis Vicari were married Tuesday
night at the home of the brides parents Rose
Lawn, Queenstown. The house was tastefullv
decorated Tor the occasion. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. w. w. Shaw, of the Pres
byterian Church. The only attendant was the
sister OF the groom, Miss Rosie Vicar, who
was flower girl. The bride was attired in a
gown OF white tucked mousseline over white
taneta. MISS Elcarl wore white organdy.
seated supper followed the ceremony
Young johnson Arrested and Released
on Bail.-Andrew Johnson, aged Is years, was
lodged in Jail here on Tuesday upon the charge
of shooting Emory Mumma aged IA wears,
with shot&un, with intent to kill. Young
Mumma was shot in the back and was taken
to the University of Maryland Hospital in
Baltimore. His condition is thought to be Sc
rlous. States Attorney-elect r. H. Bussey
went to the hospital to secure dying state
ment from the boy, but he said that he did not
believe that he was in danger of death and de-
clined to make statement. Young johnson
| denied that he had shot the bow because
Mumma walked with a girl known to both of
them. He stated that the shooting was the
result OF an accident for which q Younger
brother OF Mumma is responsible. Mr. Chas
D. Johnson, father of the youthful prisoner,
is farmer near Knoebel, 11th district. and
stated that his son is good boy and he has
never had any trouble with him. Mr.. George
w. Mumma, father of the wounded bow. is
farm manager on the Hoen estate in Dulany's
| Valley.
Young Johnson was released from Jail on
| Wednesday by Justice Herbert in the sum of
| $780, his father and Mr. Henry W. Knoebel
becoming his bon1smen.
! The Good Roads Movement. meet.
| ing of the Deer Creek Farmers Club held last
! Saturday, movement was started locking to
| the organization of the farmers of MARYLAND
INTO compact body for the promotion of
| oyster culture and good roads on the Hanan
| plan. The club, on motion of Mr.. R. Hirris
Archer, adopted the following
THAT we heartily approve of the features of
| the Haman Oyster bill and Road bill.
That copy of this resolution he sent by
the secretary of the club to the principal road
organizations and farmers clubs throughout
the State with the view of eliciting the opinion
! of such bodies upon these bills
That it is, in the opinion of this club, ex-
! pedient to call a meeting of the road organza-
| tions and farmers clubs to be held in Balti-
more city at such time as may hereafter be de-
termined."
Death of an Aged Woman-Mrs Mary
Haughey, widow of Thomas K. Haughey. one
| of the Oldest residents of that section of the
county, died at her home in Reisterstown. on
Tuesday last, in the 95th year of her age. She
| is survived by six children. OF these Mr..
William Haughey and Mrs Thomas Stringer
live in Baltimore and Mr.. Frank Haughey,
Mrs. Edward Kemp and Misses Tillie and
Julia Haughey live in Reisterstown.
Funeral services were held in Reisterstown
NJ. e. Church South. Rev. j Fred. Baggs
| pastor of the church, and Rev. q. Herbert
Beckley, pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church,
officiated. The pall-bearers were Messrs John
and Newton Devries, nephews of the deceased
Messrs. Larsh and Wilson Stringer, of Balti-
more, grandsons, and Messrs. Frank and George
Quicker.
Court Confirmed Jurys Award.-Judge
Harlan, sitting as the Circuit Court of Balti-
more city, on Thursday delivered an opinion
in which he confirmed the inquisition of the
jury of condemnation in the proceedings of the
Western Maryland Tidewater Railroad against
Charles l.. Shipley The Jury awarded Mr..
Shipley 81, $50 for strip of land on the old
Franklin road, consisting of about q acres.
An appeal was taken by Mr.. Shipey and the
case was heard last week, but Judge Harlan
withheld his decision. In deciding the case he
said he had personally inspected the land in
question and thought that the jury had madea
fair valuation of it.
Talk of Buying the Old Track.-The sue
cess of the recent running meeting at Pimlco
has revived talk of the occupancy of the track
by New York interests. The fact is that ne
gotiations have been pending for long time,
and that they will hinge on the result of the
case now in the courts. There is q well-defned
movement to have organized q Maryland
Jockey Club and to have New York interests
identified with the track that would be placed
in the circuit of the New York Jockey Club
Baltimore american.
Voted on Tuesday and Died on Wednes-
day.-Mr. Carl Tile of Luthervlle voted at
the Timonium polls of the 9Th district on Tues
day of last week and died the day following.
He was born in Germany in 1928 and had been
a resident of Baltimore county since 1865. Mr..
Tile is survived by widow, one daughter and
two sons-Messrs. Frank and Louis Tile. The
funeral took place on Saturday and the re-
mains were inferred in Prospect Hill Gene
terry, Towson.
House Burned.-A fran house on the Refs
terstown road, near Druid Hill Park, owned
by Mr.. John s. Cuttings and occupied by Mr..
William Gray, was destroyed by fire on Thurs
day afternoon, causing loss of about 81 900.