The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-11-19
Personal Mention

Mr.. ]. A. Bokel, of Govanstown, is in New
York this week and, incidentally, enjoying the
DIR. 81. Burton Stevenson, of Sherwood
who was critically i'll for some time with pneu.
monia, is recovering.
Mr.. James e. Ingram. Jr., of the law firm
of Graham & Ingram, attended the New York
horse show this week.
Mrs. B. McLane Hardisty. of San Fran
cisco, CAL. who formerly lived near Jockeys
ville is visiting relatives in Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester B. Turnbull, of "Au-
burn Cottage." near Towson, have taken an
apartment at Roland Park for the winter.
Mr. George Fenley, of Forest Hill, Hartford
county, has been visiting his uncle, Mr.. Jack
son Curry, near Jacksonville. 10th district.
Mr.. George T. Shelley, of My Lady's Manor,
who has been under treatment at a hospital in
Baltimore. is in greatly improved condition.
Hon. j. Fred G. Talbot and Mrs Talbot,
| of Lutherville, made their annual fall visit to
New York this week and registered at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Janney. of MAR
garet Meadows" Green Spring Valley, regis
tered at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New York,
on Wednesday.
Mr.. Harry E. McCleary. of the Locust
Vale Stock Farm. Towson accompanied by
Mrs. McCleary, attended the New York horse
| show this week.
Mr.. Ernest c. Hatch, who is a student at
the Maryland University Law School, has COM
| menced reading law in the TowsOn office OF
| Mr. Frank 1. Duncan.
Mrs. Mary Ritter, of Gardenville and Miss
| Laura s. Ritter, of Pleasant Plains, near Tow
| son, who spent month with friends IN Phlla-
| delphia have returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G.. Matthews have
| closed their summer home, near Cockeysville,
and sIe now occupying their city residence on
| st. Paul street, Baltimore.
| Mr.. Edward A. Cockey, Jr., of Wilkens-
| burg, Pa, is visiting his former home, near
| Gwynnbrook, 4th district. Mr.. Cockey is re-
| covering from an attack of illness.
| Mr.. Richard Swormstedt and family, who
spent thesummer at their farm in upper Long
Green Valley, have returned to their city resi-
! dence on st. Paul street, Baltimore.
| Rev. w. II. H. Powers, rector of Trinity
| Church. Towson, who spent fortnight in
Albemarle county, Va, Will return IN ume to
conduct his regular services next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Won KapR and Miss
M. L. Brown, of .'Stonelegh," near Towson,
| spent this week in New York and attended the
great Madison Square Garden horse show.
Mr.. jefferson d. Norris a popular member
of the bar, accompanied by Mrs. Norris, will
sail from New York for Naples on the LIST OF
| December and spend abouttwo months abroad.
Mr. w. 0. B. Wright, a well known busi-
ness man of Fork. 18th district. accompanied
by his son, Mr.. Berlin r. Wright, has been
| enioving this week at the st. Louis Exposition.
Mrs. GreenIeaf johnson has closed her
handsome country place on Charles street ave.
nue., opposite the Church of the Redeemer, and
opened her town house on Eutaw Place for the
| winter.
Mr.. John R. Parks, a well known farmer
near Timonium, 9Th district, was partially
parayzed few days ago. nMr. Parks IS a
member of the vestry ofSherwood T. E. Church,
| Cockeysville.
Mr.. James H. Smith, ex Comptroller of
1 Baltimore city and member of the Burnt
| District Commission, was among the visitors
/ to Towson on Thursday. Mr.. Smith is men,
her 0f the bar.
DIR. Jackson Piper and family. who spent
the summer at their cottage in Towson, re-
moved to Baltimore this week for the winter.
| The DIR. has been suffering lately from an at
Mr.. Charles E. Fendall, equity clerk in the
| office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court has been
| confined to his home this week suffering from
an attack of rheumatism. He was able to be
| at his desk on Friday.
went to Princeton, N. j., on Saturday last to
see the great Yale Princeton football game that
was witnessed by over $4,000 people. Yale
was the victor-12 too.
Mr.. A. G. Kolk, the well-known farmer
and dairyman of Long Green Valley. accom-
panied by his son, Mr.. J. F. Godfrey Kolk, left
on Sunday last for st. Louis and will spend ten
| DAYS at the Exposition.
DIR. Harry Bosley, successful young vet
Urinary surgeon Of Washington, D. O., is visit
| ing relatives in Baltimore county, and also his
| father, Mr. Milton Bosley, who lives near
Jerusalem Mills, Hartford county.
I Mr. Stephen TreadW we'll, who for several
| wears has been manager of the truck farm at
| SparrOw's Point for the Store Company at that
place, was visitor to Towson this week. he
| was formerly resident of the 18th district.
| DIR. Daniel st. T. Jenifer, recent graduate
| of the MARYLAND University School of Medi-
cine, has been appointed an assistant physi-
clan at Bayview Asylum, Baltimore. He is
| son of Mr. Thomas R. Jenifer, of Loeb Raven.
| oil GoOrUo nf Rrnnka ido EQ
Emmorton, Hartford county, has been spend.
ing few days with his cousin, Mrs W. Frank
| Porter, near Baldwin Station. He and Mr..
| Porter were successful in hunting expedi-
ton.
| property in Towson on Tuesday, is president
and treasurer of The Independent Ice Company
OF Baltimore. Mr.. William H Green, sheriff
of the city, is vice. president of the same COM
| pany.
Mr.. Henry G. Shirley, roads engineer for
| Baltimore county, will be married on Tuesday,
November 10Th, to Miss Alice Graham, daugh-
ter of Mr.. A. w. Graham, of Oxford, n. G..
hurst, the home of the bride.
Mr.. John M. Griffith and family, who
| spent the summer and fall at their farm near
Mount Vista postofice, 18th district, removed
| to the city residence on North Carey street this
| week. Mr.. Griffith is the head of the well
known Griffith & Turner Company.
Miss May Chilcoat daughter of Mr. John
| T. Chilcoat, warden of the county Jail, is said
to be suffering with a third attack of appendix
citis at her home near Glencoe. N. 9. r. r. She
| will not consent to have an operation perform
ed DIR. T. Ross Payne is her physician. Miss
Chilcoat is 16 years of age.
| COL Joshua H. Cockey, of Harmony
Hail." My Lady's Manor, had as his guests
few days ago Messrs. William P. Cole. Charles
George, all of Towson. Col. Cockey, who is q
successful farmer, is member of the House of
| Delegates from Baltimore county.
MIR. George P. Wier, who lives near Tow.
son, was among those who attended the field
| trials of the Maryland and District of Column
| bia Field Trials Association which took place
| at Easton, Talbot county, this week. Mr.. r.
| Grason Gent of Cockeysville, was participant
in the trials, his dog Brace g. winning one Of
the principle events.
dinner at his home on Thursday evening. at
which he entertained number of his profes
| sional friends, among whom were the follow
ing: Drs. A. R. King. g. Marshall Smith,
Harry Wilson, E. e. Cruzen, j. g. Heuisler,
Pri%g1se Charles ,i Duck W G Har Sykes
]. Volk, s. W. Moore and s. Licron.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Warfel held family
reunion on Sunday last and celebrated the fifty
fifth anniversary of their marriage at the home
of their son, Mr.. q. Grant Warfel, in Dulany's
Valley, when four generations of the family
were assembled and spent very pleasant day,
despite the storm that prevailed. This aged
and respected couple are natives of Pennsyl-
vania, but have been residents of that section
of Baltimore county many years: Mr. Warfel,
who is farmer, is member of the vestry OF
Trinity P. E. Church. Long Green.
Mrs. T. Ellen Talbot. widow OF Edward
G. Talbot and mother of Hon. ]. Fred. G. Tai
bott, quietly celebrated her 89th birthday at
her home at Lutherville. few days ago. She
is a native of Baltimore county, daughter
of Anon Bosley, and was born at the old
Timonium house at Timonium, N. @. K. e.,
within sight of her present residence. She is
the last survivor of large family of children.
one of her brothers having been the late DIR.
Grafton M. Bosley, of Towson Mrs. Talbot
| is a remarkable woman for her years and still
takes lively interest in everything going on
about her. Congressman Talbot is her last
surviving child and she was much interested
in the late election that returned him to the
House of Representatives.
In the Court Of Appeals.-Among the
opinions handed down on Wednesday in the
| MARYLAND Court of Appeals was the following