The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-10-17
Personal Mention

Mr.. d. Sterett Cuttings has returned from q
visit to Virginia
McCurdy of Baltimore county, attended the
Hagerstown fair this week.
Mr.. Emerson E. Ruby, of Chicago, paid a
visit this week to his brother, Mr.. William H.
Ruby, of the Mdryldnd Journal.
Mr.. David I. Carter is very sick at his
home in Mt. Washington with typhoid fever.
He is a son of Mr.. John NJ. Carter.
u. S. Senator Penrose, of Pennsylvania
spent last Sunday with his friend, Major John
S. Gibbs at his home in Gainesville.
Mr.. Samuel Ceilings, of the Luthervillle
firm of Ceilings & Bro, is under treatment
for his eyes in Baltimore institution.
Mr.. Charles Il. Parr, of Baltimore county,
is member of the advisory board of the
Hagerstown fair, which was held this week.
Mr.. Newton W. Hershner, of Gorsuch
Mills, 18th district, has resumed his studies in
the Maryland University School of Medicine.
Mr.. Edward B. Owens and family, who
spent the summer in Towson, returned to their
home, Mt. Royal Terrace, Baltimore, this week.
MIR. Raj Parr and Mr. Spalding L. Jenkins
will leave for Kansas City, Mo-, today to serve
as judges in the horse show to be held there
next week.
Rev. George c. Stokes rector of the Church
of the Redeemer, Charles street avenue ex-
tended. is enjoying needed rest at Asbury
Park, N. ].
MIR. and Mrs. Beale r. Howard, who spent
farm on My Lady's Manor. They will go to
Washington later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester B. Turn bull will close
their summer home, auburn Cottage" near
Towson, about November 1st and go to Balti-
more for the winter.
Col. Robert Hough, we'll known, at least
by sight, to thousands of Baltimore county
people, oficiated as starting judges for the
races at Hagerstown this week.
Rev. M. A. Femme, pastor of st. Mary's
Catholic Church, Govanstown, who spent the
summer abroad for the benefit of his health,
has returned greatly improved.
Rev. Nathan Rigdon, who had, during the
summer, been assisting Rev. j. W. Fleming
in his work on Parkton Circuit, has gone to
o9l9 Ms f9g tRs benefit drm Ss ss health
Overland Hunt Club who is now living at
Pasadena, Cal, has introduced the game of polo
there and it is becoming very popular.
Rev. George Burslem, who has been act
ing pastor of the Presbyterian Church at
Ashland n G. R. R., during the past summer,
last week resumed his studies at Princeton
Seminary.
MIR. Charles S. Kidd one of the Republi-
can nominees for judge of the Orphans Court,
will preach at Middetown and Wiseburg APP
pointments of Partition Circuit, NJ. E. Church,
next Sunday.
Mr.. John Mays Little, of the Towson bar,
has been admitted to the bar of the Supreme
Bench of Baltimore city, he having passed the
required EXAMINATION DelOI6 lu6 OldtO OOdIQ
of Law Examiners.
Among the Baltimore county people who
attended the York fair last week were Messrs.
Frank Smith and John ]. Smith, of Sunny
brook, and Messrs. William Burk and Henry
Green, of Sweet Air.
Mrs. Leonard Foard, Mrs. Charles Gorsuch
and Mrs. Susan Burton, of Long Green Val
ley, represented Fork NJ. E. Church in the con-
vention of the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society which was held in Washington last
week.
M. E. Church, accompanied by Mrs. Edwards,
has gone to Philadelphia to spend ten days
with relatives. He is attending the Missionary
Conference Of the Eastern States now in session
in that city.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. G. Williams spent
this week at the Richmond (Va.) horse show,
where they had number of entries and Sc
cured several prizes. They will not close their
country homein Long Green Valley during the
coming winter.
Mi Elmer ]. Cook, well known member
of the Towson bar, has been appointed local
counsel for the United Railways and Electric
Company to succeed the late COL M. W. Offutt.
Mr.. Cook has removed his law office to the
Piper Building.
The annual reunion of the family of DR..
and Mrs B. F. Price took place last Sunday, at
the home Of their son. DR.. t. Rowe Price, in
Glyndon. The wife of Mr.. Samuel ID. De-
Hoff of the internal revenue service, is a
daughter of DIR. Price.
Mr. G. Leroy Curry was given a surprise
by a number of his friends on Monday night
last at his home at Gorsuch Mills, 9TH dis
trct, previous to his departure for Wheel
Hartford county, where he goes to become gem
eral manager of the store of the Hollingsworth
Company Mr.. Curry is a son of Mr.. James
7. Curry.
Mr.. Charles B. Johnson, farmer Of the
18th district, near Knoebel postofice, has re-
turned to his home after having submitted to
very serious operation at hospital in Bal.
timore Mr.. Johnson says the surgeons told
him he had the slightest chance in the world
to recover, but he pulled through all right and
is now receiving the congratulations of his
friends on his recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lppincott, of Balti-
more city, celebrated the fiftieth anniver-
CORY of thoir marriage at "Fertiity.n the
home of Mrs. Lppencott's brother, Mr.. Ed
ward s. Peerce, in Duany's Valley, a few days
ago. Their children, grandchildren and other
relatives and friends were present. A feature
of the occasion was the christening of the in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. Levin Lake Jr., and
grandson of Mr.. Peerce. Rev. e. X. Miller,
rector of Trinity Church, Long Green, made
an address.