The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-07-11
Personal Mention

is spending some time with Miss lydia T Vel
lott, at her home in Towson.
Mrs. G. S. Taylor, of Mount Prospect
Hillen road is visiting her daughter, Mrs G
ID. Moore, of Charleston, w. Va.
Rev. John Baselum, theological student
will fill the pulpit of Ashland Presbyterian
Church during the summer months.
MIR. Marshall II. Wilson, of Towson. who
is clerk in the Census Bureau in Washington
is enjoying trip to Boston by the sea-
Mrs Stewart, widow of John Stewart OF
the Baltimore bar, is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Johnl Ridgely, of Hampton, near Towson'
Mr.. S. Duncan Black, of White Hall, N
G. r. r., has gone North on business trin
and will be away the greater part of the sum
mer.
Mrs. Josiah Mallonee, of Butler. was
stricken with paralysis few days ago and is
under the care of her son-in-law, Dr. J. H.
Drach.
Mrs. Mary Brady, who had been spending
some time with her aunt, Mrs. Austin, near
Pittsburg, has returned to her home at
Towson.
Mr.. John Watkins, who is connected with
the Bell Telephone Company at Atlantic City,
NJ, is visiting relatives and friends in Long
Rev. j. A. JONES' who has been pastor of
Govanstown Baptist Church about year and
a-half, has rendered his resignation to take eff
| feet August 31st
Miss May Irene Whiteford. of Parkville
weeks with friends in Washington, d. c., has
returned to her home.
DR.. Albert f.. Conrey, son of Mr.. John +.
COnrey, OF the Towson bar. was on Friday,
10th inst, appointed surgeon to the Baltimore
City Fire Department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin +. Abel, of Wood
POUR e. near Govanstown, sailed from New
spend the summer abroad.
! MIR. John Grason, who is q candidate for
denomination to the States Attorneyship has
a communication on the Crawford County
| System in The UNION today.
Lieut.. Upton s. Brady, deputy Register of
Wills for Baltimore county, accompanied his
regiment Fifth Maryland) to the State en-
campment at Beiair this week.
The Misses Matthews, of West Lafayette
avenue, Baltimore, have gone to Dorchester,
Mass, for the summer. They are sisters of
COL ID. M. Matthews, of Duany's Valley.
Mr.. William g. Spottswood, of the War
| Department, Washington, d. c., as has been
his custom for some years, spent the 4th of
| July with relatives and friends in Towson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Crosby, parents of
Mr.. w. W. Crosby, who had been spending
| some time at the Smedley House, Towson, left
on Monday for their home in Bangor, Maine.
MIR. James ]. Hayes, who is one of the
largest landowners in the 18th district has not
grown any wheat in years. He says the crop
is entirely too uncertain and troublesome for
him.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Myer of the Sd
district, have announced the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Mary ]. f. Myer, to Mr.
Oscar +. Lackey, who is now engaged in bus
mess in Cuba.
Mrs. Hoshall, wife of Judge Mechor Ho-
shall, of the Orphans Court accompanied by
her sisters, Misses Mary and Emma Miller,
has gone to Atlantic City, N. j., for stay of
several weeks.
Mrs. McGlone wife of Mr.. H. B. McGlone
of Timonium, who had an operation perform
ed for appendicitis at Baltimore hospital, is
rapidly improving and her early restoration to
health is expected.
Mrs. Crowther, wife of Mr. John Crowther,
Jr., of Lutherville, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Martin, wife of Rev. d. II. Martin, pas
tor of the Methodist Episcopal Church at
Berkeley Springs, W. Va.
Mr.. Redmond G. Stewart, of Baltimore
county, is named as one of the incorporators
of the Pool Engineering and Machine Compa-
ny that has been organized in Baltimore with
capital stock of $350,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne /. Yellott, of Tow
son, left on Thursday to spend a fortnight
with the formers brother. Rev. John |. Yellott,
who is rector of the Protestant Episcopal
Church at Brunswick, Md.
Mr.. Clarence G. Foreman, young men,
Der of the bar, says he is not a candidate for
States Attorney nor for any other office at
this time and asks THE UNION to contradict
any rumors to the contrary.
Mr.. Clarence G. Cooper, of Govanstown,
who had been teaching the school at Glencoe,
has been chosen principal of the school at
Parkton N. G. R. r. Mr.. Cooper is a gradu-
ate of the State Normal School,
MIR. Emil Funk, proprietor of Queenstown
HOTEL gave a farewell dinner on Tuesday
night and will sail from New York for Europe
today. He will make an extended tour visit
ing England France and Germany. y~,~g
..-S-failure. Mr. cff%=esas Top ~ -.4SsE~and
member of the House of Delegates
Misses Cassie Ady, Eleanor A. Francis
and Emma Dunphy, teachers in the public
schools of Baltimore county, sailed for Boston
early this week to attend the annual meeting
of the National Educational Association.
Mrs. George Brown, of 'Brooklandwood,
accompanied by her daughter, Miss Grace
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Field and Mr..
Honore Palmer, of Chicago, will sail from
New York for Europe on Wednesday next.
Mrs. II. Carroll Brown, of "Brookland-
wood" accompanied by her mother and sister,
left on Wednesday for Montana, where they
will spend some time on their large ranch.
Mrs. Browns mother is the widow of Marcus
DAILY.
The Misses Jones, of North avenue, Balti-
more, formerly of Patapsco Neck, Baltimore
county, accompanied by their sister, Mrs. Will
liam Ruskell, were the guests this week OF
Mrs. Washington Stevenson, OF Fellowship"
near Towson.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Edward Hambleton, of
"Hambledune," near Lutherville, entertained
about two hundred of their friends mostly
W
day afternoon. The affair was given in honor
Mrs. Frank s. Hambleton.
MIR. John Ridgely, OF Hampton, and
Mr. Marshall Winchester. of Sherwood, were
among the honorary pall-bearers at the funer-
al of Mrs. Harriet Lane Johnston, niece of
President Buchanan, that took place at Green
mount Cemetery on Monday last
DR. G. H. Brendel Candles, of Baltimore,
formerly of Convention, Baltimore county, has
been appointed assistant resident physician at
the Baltimore city Jail. His mother. Mrs.
Rachel A. Candles, whose home IS at Cowen-
ton, has removed temporarily to Baltimore.
Gen Ferdinand c. Latrobe, who bears the
unusual honor of having been mayor OF Bal
timore city seven times, was among the vlsl-
tors to Towson on Wednesday. He was before
| the County Commissioners in connection with
| some matters concerning the Consolidated Gas
| Company, of which he is president.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Stevenson cele-
brated their silver wedding at their home in
| Reisterstown, on Thursday night of last week,
and entertained large number OF their
| friends Those who assisted in receiving were
Mrs. James Gore, Mrs. George w. Stocksdale,
Mrs William Vansant and Mrs. John Neel.
Mr.. Jacob II. Taylor, who is spending the
summer at Towson with his family, had as his
guest for week Mr.. j. King McLanahan, OF
| Hollidaysburg Pa Mr.. McLanahan's grand
| father James McLanahan, at one time owned
| what is now known as Locust Vale Stock
! Farm near Towson, and he spent part of his
| DOJUOOu uo 20 ChOAS'
| DIR. Harry Bosley, of Washington, D. c.,
| formerly of Manor, Baltimore county, was
among those to take the examination in Bal
timore on Tuesday before the State Veterinary
Medical Board. Dr. Bosley is graduate OF
the United States College of Washington, ID.
| c.. and now holds position under the city
| government of Washington.
Mrs. Flora Stewart Emory, of Govanstown,
Baltimore county, carried off some of the
honors at the annual convention of the United
Amateur Press Association, which was held in
Minneapolis last week. For the story laureate
she received honorable mention, and as poet
laureate she was awarded first prize. Mrs.
Emory is an occasional contributor to the col
| umns of THE UNION.
Gen. Felix Agnus. the well known farmer
and newspaper publisher, did his Towson
friends the honor to spend several hours with
them a few days ago. The General always
meets a warm welcome here and the latch
stringis never on the inside when he is about.
Gen. Agnus owns one of the most beautiful
estates in Maryland, situated in the far-famed
Green Spring Valley.
Mr.. Newton D. r. Allen. of Towson, "a recent
graduate of the Law Department of the Mary
land University has passed the examination be-
fore the State Board of Law Examiners and is
| 49, ouoli6ad IN he admitted to practice law IN