The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-07-23
Personal Mention

| Mrs. DAVID ". MClutOSu, Oh 1OWSOD. Is
spending several weeks at Narragansett Pier,
Mr.. Conrad link, of Brooklandville, who
had been very sick for some time, is slowly re-
| covering.
paid visit to his former home in Towson early
this week.
Mrs. Richard Cromwell and daughters. of
Catonsville, are spending some time at At
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Curry and
daughter, Of Ny Lady's Manor, have gone to
Mrs. Thomas H. Hardcastle, of Denver,
COL. is spending the summer with her father,
Mr.. Henry Kellogg, near Lutherville.
Mrs. NJ. A. Gilbert, of Glencoe, n. G. r.
| R. is spending the summer with her daughter,
Mrs. Louis Stockton, of Buffalo, N. Y.
Mr.. T. A. B. Dukehart, clerk at Locust
| Vale Stock Farm, Towson, went to Manassas,
! Va, this week to attend the horse show.
Mr.. John F. Conrey, member OF the bar,
who had been very sick for some weeks at his
| home in Towson, is again able to be out.
| Prof Thomas G. Bruff, Of Towson, spent
last week at Ocean City, Md. attending the
meeting of the State Teachers Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Bonaparte. whose
country home is in lower Long Green Valley,
have gone to Maine for the balance OF the sum-
| mer.
Miss Helen Ridgely. daughter of Mr.. John
| Ridgely, of Hampton left on Wednesday with
a party of friends to spend ten days at Cape
May.
Miss L. Belle Grim. of Orangeville, left on
| Tuesday last for st. Louis. On her return trip
| she will spend some time with friends in In
diana.
| Baltimore. are visiting the mother OF Mr..
Hawkins, whose summer home is near COCK
/ eysville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ehlen, of Oakleigh,
east of Towson, accompanied by their son and
daughter, have gone to the Virginia Hot
| Springs.
has been re elected member OF the board Of
| directors of the Consolidated Gas Company Of
Mrs. G. BONN slingluff and her daughter
| Mrs. William L. Marbury, are spending some
time at Buffalo Lthia Springs, Mecklenburg
| county, Va.
Rev. Richard G. Koontz junior pastor of
| Hereford Circuit, M. E. Church, has gone to
Keyser, w. Va, to visit his father, Rev. Viii
| liam A. Koontz.
Mrs. Frances 8. Price, of Aigburth Park
adjoining Towson, accompanied by her son,
| Dr. Marshall Price, left on Monday for trip
Mrs. Richard Cromwell entertained num-
| Der of her lady friends at progressive euchre
| party at the Cockeysville Country Club, from 10
| TO on Wednesday.
Mr. John Redwood has rented his cottage
at Ruxton, N. G. R. R., to DR.. William F:
Lockwood, of the College Of Physicians and
| Surgeons, Baltimore.
MIR. Edward N Rich. member of the bar,
with his family, are spending the summer at
| the country residence of Mrs. Rich's parents,
at Warren, 9Th district
| Mrs. J. @. Cooper, formerly of Towson,
went this week to Newark, N. j., where she
| will spend several months with her daughter,
| Mrs. DeWarren Barnett.
| Miss Carrie Miller and her niece, Miss Ada
Dat hou
| Baltimore afler q weeks visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
| A. Meisner, of Sweet Air.
Mrs. John Ridgcly, of Hampton, accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Margaret Ridge
| ly, will go next week to Narragansett Pier, X.
| T., to spend several weeks.
-Messrs James NICK. Merryman, W. Plum
kett Stewart and w. Pinkney Craig, all OF Bal
| timore county, were among the judges ut the
Manassas (Va.) horse show this week.
The engagement of Miss Mary Amanda
| Offutt, youngest daughter of DR.. and Mrs. /.
| o. Offutt, of Granite, to Mr.. Lawrence }. Nc
| Cormick, of Baltimore, is announced.
Mr.. Charles E. Fendall, equity clerk in the
| County Clerks office, will leave today to spend
| a week at Ocean City, Md, to enjoy the fishing
and bathing at that we'll known resort.
Misses Erla I. Read and Evalyn r. Soper,
| of Baltimore; Miss Katharine Logan, Of
| Cockeysville, and Miss Mollie Macgill, of Ro-
| land avenue, have returned from Ocean City,
Md.
Miss Matte Bayne, OF bayneSVllle, east OF
Towson, has entered Notre Dame Convent
| with the purpose of becoming Sister OF
Mercy. She is a daughter OF Mr.. William
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard H. NJ. Lee, of Balti-
| more sailed for Boston few days ago and will
| spend some time in the New England states
| Mrs Lee was formerly Miss May Butler, Of
- Miss Eleanor A. Francis, principal ofthe
public school at Fullerton, Belair road, will
| leave today for the st. Louis Exposition. Be-
| fore she returns she will visit friends in the
| State Of Kansas.
When Bishop Kinsolving, of Southern
| Rrazil was in Baltimore county last Sunday
he was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. T. Edward
| Hambleton at their beautiful home, HANDLE
Prof. r. Brent Crane, principal Of the
public school at Upper Falls, who submitted to
| an operation at the Maryland University Hos
| pital in Baltimore, is improving rapidly and
| will soon entirely recover.
Mr.. T. A. B. Dukehart and his mother
have taken the fine new cottage Of Mr.. Q. E..
Thomas, in South Towson, and will shortly
occupy it. Later they will be Joined by Mr..
and Mrs. T. Krebs Dukehart.
Miss Katharine M. Mann, of Germantown,
Pa, is visiting the family of Mr.. G. Bohn
Slingluff, at their farm north Of Green Spring
Valley. Miss Mann is daughter of the late
Col. Charles H. Mann, of Towson.
| -Ex-County Commissions Chas. h. Knox
day Mr.. Knox owns a fine farm at Laura
| vile, on the Hartford road, and devotes his at
| tention to 1t and other business interests.
| County Commissioner John Arthur, who
| went to Ocean City last week to attend the
| meeting of the State Teachers Association, was
taken sick while there and had to return earlier
than he expected. He has entirely recovered.
| Rev. DR.. Morris w. Price, one OF the pro-
fessors at Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa,
| preached at Bosley M. e. Church last Sunday
afternoon. While in Baltimore county DR.;
| Price was guest of Mr.. Lewis M. Bacon, OF
Mrs. Kapp, wife of Mr.. Percy Kapp, Of
| Atlantic CITY, N. j., is visiting her parents,
| MI. and Mrs. Elisha f. Parks, at their home
near Timonium, N. G. r. r. Mr.. Kapp is
connected with the Pennsylvania Railroad at
| Atlantic City.
| Mr.. Charles II. STREET. and his son, Mr..
| John Rush STREET., are named among the in
| corporators ofthe W. s. Hendrickson Company
that has Just been organized in Baltimore with
q capital stock of $4,000, for the purpose OF
MI. Thomas v. Richardson. the we'll
known farmer and dairyman near Phoenix, N.
| G. R. R.. who was badly hurt in his harvest
field some time ago by the horse attached to
| a rake running away, has not yet recovered,
although he is improving.
Mr.. s. Proctor Brady has been appointed
| trustee under the will of Samuel Brady, sue
ceeding Mr.. w. Cabell Bruce, resigned. he
bonded in the sum of $4,000. Messrs Richard
II. Woollen and Howard P. Sadtler are the other
trustees of the Brady estate.
Rev. Benjamin B. Abbitt, the new pastor
of Calvary Baptist Church, Towson, will be
regularly ordained in the church here next
Monday afternoon by the members of the
Middle District Baptist Association. Calvary
is the first appointment Of Rev. Mr.. Abbitt.
Mr.. William A. Case. son of Rev. Watson
Case. pastor of Montford Avenue Nd. Il. Church
has been elected professor Of physics in the
Friends Central High School of Philadelphia
Pa. Rev. Mr. Case, who is well known in
Baltimore county, was formerly pastor of Tow.
son NJ. e. Church.
Col. Benjamin F. Taylor, formerly mem.
Der of the Board of County Commissioners,
came to Towson on Thursday, having been
summoned as q witness in the Riggs road case
COL Taylor is at present superintendent Of the
National Cemetery at Arlington, Va, where
nearly 10000 U. s. soldiers and sailors are
buried.
Rev. and Mrs. William Dunbar Gould
dined with Mr.. and Mrs. William 8. Keech
in Towson on Wednesday evening. For sew.
eral years Mr.. Gould was rector of the Protes
tant Episcopal Church at Homecoming, Md
A week or two ago he was transferred by
Bishop Paret to St. Marks Church, Southwest