The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-07-25
SUMMER NUPTIAL EVENTS.

LILLYCRoP-GooDwIN.-A 6.3O o'clock on
tuesday evening the marriage of Miss Rnbv
Isabel Goodwin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George w Goodwin, of Govanstown, and Mr..
took place at Govane Presbyterian Chnrcb
York road. The bride and groom. preceded
by the four ushers, Messrs Clarence Foreman
Howard Foreman, William s. Norris and
Leroy otansDury, OF Baltimore, walked up
the aisle to the strains of the wedding march
from "Lohengrin," played by Mr.. Arthur I,
Jackson, of Baltimore. The bride was attired
IN handsome gown of white crepe de chine
trimmed with rich lace and ribbons. and car
ried shower bouquet of roses The chnrch
was tastefully decorated by Mr.. Robert L. Ora.
ham with large growing plants, cut flowers
and festoons Of jessamine. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Wilfred w. Shaw, pastor
OF the church, under an arch of graceful palms
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Lillycrop babe their friends farewell and left
on the rs train from Union Station for North
carolina. A large number of beautiful pres
ents in silver, china, cut glass and also several
checks were received by the bride.
! SMITH-HARRIs.-On Wednesday evening.
| July 22d, quiet wedding was solemnized az
Partition, N. q. r. R.. by Rev. j. Tolly Marsh.
senior pastor of the Monkton Circuit. The
bride was Miss Reba E. Harris and the groom
Mr. Samuel J. Smith, both of Bentley SPRINGS.
Inc ceremony was performed at the residence
OF Mr. George Al. Smith, brother of the groom
The bride was attired in travelling gown. and
carried bouquet of Bride roses Only rela-
ives and small number of intimate friends
witnessed the ceremony. Upon their return
from short bridal trip they will reside at
Bentley Springs.
SHIPLEY..BosEELL.-Mrs. Elsie ]. Boswell,
daughter of Mr.. Stephen Benson. of Raltimore |
was married at o'clock Wednesday night. at |
the home of her brother, Mr.. William II Rem. |
son, to Mr.. Everett Shipley, of Pikesyille.
hey. Elliott 7. Hampton, of Arlington ner.
was maid of honor and Mr.. William H Ben.
ceremony. The future home of the couple |
will I've at "Lystra, Green Spring Valley.
RIPPLEMEYER-GERMAN. EVELYN Ger |
man, youngest daughter of Mr. A. ]. German,
of Towson was quietly married on THURSDAY
evening to Mr.. Albert e. Rippelmeyer, of
Ruxton. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Matthew O'Keefe at the parsonage of the
Catholic Church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton, Towson.
Arragowan Wins Again. "A dispatch
from Buffalo, N. Y, dated July 18th saws:
Mr.. Robert NJ. Taylor's Arragowan won his
fourth race yesterday at Fort Erie, finishing
first in the six-furlong race, which was the
first event on the card. He was ridden by
Adams and beat Carl Kahler, who won second
money. The odds against Arragowan were Is
to l. He carried the top weight, 112 pounds,
MI 1aylOr anu MS IrlenQS 0a0 enough money |
placed on the horse to win $1,000. Arragowan
is by imp. st. George, out of imp. Press On
ward, and, with Mr. Taylor riding won the
Amateur cup at Morris Park. Later two
races were won at Pimlico, and the horse has
not raced since May 26th. Arragowan will be
shipped to Saratoga to be entered in the races
for gentlemen riders Mr.. Taylor who is now
at his home near Towson, will go to Saratoga
in order to ride his horse in the races"
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D,,11 Gil,
Board will hold meeting at Towson, ON We'd
nesday next, July 10Th.
On Wednesday the contract for the erection
of the new school building at Arlington was
awarded to Philip Watts at his bid of So, $780,
An addition will be built to the school house
at Lauraville, Hartford road to cost about
$4,000.
Miss Grace N. Carr has been appointed prin.
cipal of the school at Cooper's, 9TH district, to
succeed Miss Viola Foster, resigned.
Station House and Store Burned .-The
frame RAILROAD station at Glen-Arm. on the
Maryland Pennsylvania Railroad, in which
was the express and telegraph offices of the
company and store kept by Mr.. Herbert A.
Ambrose, were destroyed by fire shortley after
II o'clock on Wednesday night last No one
lived on the premises and it is not known how
the fire originated, the building being nearly
destroyed when the fire was discovered The
estimated loss of 81, 900 is partially covered by
insurance.
Baltimore Markets.-The following were
the quotations of the Baltimore wholesale
markets on Thursday:
Hay-Timothy. ............S17OO OS20OO
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