The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-08-13
peraonal Mention

| iourning at Bar Harbor, Maine.
Miss Edna A. Thomas and Miss Lillian
Lloyd, of South Towson, have returned from
wees stay a. oa r Msg ~ is visit
ing the Misses Scott, daughters of School Com
| missioner Frank G. Scott, of Shawan.
Mr.. Martin ]. o. Hara, cashier in the Coun-
| ty Clerks Office returned from Atlantic City
Thursday, where he 1s, had g spent ;,,,v week.
| Green Valley, are spending the present month
at the Virginia White Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. Emanuel w. Herman, of Lutherville,
accompanied by her children, has gone to
Baden, Pa, to visit her father. DE-. Boal.
Mr. Henry Bach, Jr., of Baltimore, is
spending the summer with Mr.. N. P. Hammar-
strom. Of walnut Hill, - near Cockeysville.
-Messrs. Spaulding L. Jenkins and George
W. Ewing, of Green Spring Valley, were judges
at the Staunton (Va.) horse show this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar g. Miller and daugh-
ter, of "Romaine," Charles street avenue. are
spending some time at Great Darlington, Mass.
Mrs. q. Howard Stirling, of Green Spring
Valley, accompanied by her three little sons,
is at Atlantic City for stay OF several weeks.
DIR. Charles NJ. Franklin, of the Sheppard
Pratt Hospital, near Towson, returned on Tues
day from three weeks outing in the North
west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Shields and sons.
of Woodbourne avenue, near Govanstown. are
spending some time at Atlantic City and Cape
May.
Mr.. Greenbury A. Shepherd, formerly road
supervisor for the 9th district, left on Tuesday
to spend two weeks in the western part of North
Carolina.
Miss Carrie UPTON daughter of Mr.. Will
liam e. Upton, of the I'd district is visiting the
family of Prof. William H. Zimmerman, Of
| Halethorpe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rider, of Govans-
in honor ofthe birthday oftheir daughter, Miss
Clara Rider.
-Messrs. Floyd o. Bortner, Fetter B. New
bell and Preston H. Shaver, of Arcadia, left
on Wednesday for st. Louis to spend some
time at the fair.
Mr.. ]. a. Bokel and his daughter, Miss
Lota Bokel. of Pleasant Plains" Govanstown,
have been spending some time at Young's Ho-
tel, Atlantic City.
Mr.. Harvey l.. Chase, assistant cashier of
the First National Bank of Catonsville, who is
sick with typhoid fever at the Johns Hopkins
Hospital, is improving.
DR. John E. Bolte, the well known I'd dis
trict physician who was stricken with paraly-
sis last week, has improved somewhat but has
not regained his speech.
Mrs. John D. Matthews, of Philopolis; Mrs.
Edwin Scott, OF Western Run Valley, and Mrs.
Frank E. Corse, of Gardenville, are spending
some time at Ocean Grove, n. J.
Mr.. Robert Garrett, the Republican nomi.
nee for Congress in this district, is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Henry Barton Jacobs, who spend
-Messrs. Elmer ]. Cook. Thomas W. Ofutt
and Osborne l. Yellott, of Towson, who had
been on a camping trip in the mountains of
West Virginia, returned this week.
Mrs Samuel NJ. Shoemaker, of Burnside"
Green Spring Valley, left on Tuesday to spend
two weeks on the coast of Massachusetts with
her brother, Mr.. Morris Whitridge.
Mr.. Samuel M. Manifold, formerly gen.
eral manager of the Maryland and Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, has been nominated for sheriff
by the Republicans of York county.
Master J. Clyde Baker, of Mt. Carmel, 9th
district, is spending some time with friends In
Red Lion, Pa He is the only child of the late
Alfred H. Baker, jeweler, of that place.
MIR. Nelson Richardson, of Dulany's Val
ley. who was badly hurt some time ago by fall
ing from ladder, is able to be about again.
He was attended by DR.. John 8. Green.
Mrs. Emily Caples and daughters and Mrs.
England and Miss E. e. England, who had
been sojourning ct Summit Grove, Pa, for ten
days, have returned to their home near Butler.
Mrs. Ceilings, widow OF Samuel Ceilings,
of Lutherville who was stricken with paralysis
some time ago, has been in critical condition
in the last few days. She is nearly 80 years OF
age.
practitioner of Washington, ID. o., visited
friends in Baltimore county this week. He is
q son-in-law of Mr.. Alfred G. Lee, of Dulany's
Mr.. N. Frank CofielI, principal Of the pub
lie school at Trenton, 9th district and Mrs.
CofielI, who spent five weeks in st. Louis with
their daughter, Mrs. William +. Bauer, have
returned.
Mrs. Joshua r. Green, who is visiting her
son, DR.. J. Royston Green, Of Towson, gave
watermelon feast on Wednesday night for the
entertainment of the young friends OF Dr. and
Mrs. Green.
Miss K S5s 6 RgdigsE and Miss L augusta
RBhas sGhGPl ct RESyiasnss s.e alst5'cs
MIR. Joshua F. Cockey. president of the
National Bank of Cockeysville, was among the
visitors to Toyson on Tuesday: Later Az N ons
Rev. w. w. Shaw, pastor of Govanstown
PRESBYTERIAN Church, accompanied by his wife
and son, sailed from Baltimore for Boston on
Monday. They will spend some time at Old
Orchard, Me.
Miss Lavinia Brush, daughter of DR.. 3. n.
Brush, of the Sheppard Pratt Hospital, is visit
| ing friends on the Hudson, N. r. Her mother
| has returned after an extended trip among
| northern resorts. =, -.
Mr.. George Emmel, OF Lauravllle' ana MI;
| John L. Reugert, of Gardenville, have returned
| from their Western trip, which included visit
! to the Worlds Fair, Chicago, Pittsburg and
| other points of interest.
-Ex. Congressman Charles R. Schirm, Of
Baltimore, and his law partner, Mr.. J. COOK
u.
gagged in the trial of case in the Circuit Court
| at Towson on Wednesday.
Mr.. John H. Grill, of the Baltimore bar, ID
| spending some time at the Stockton, Cape
| May. Mr.Grill, who married the eldest daugh-
| ter of Prof. James E. Green, has become per-
manent resident of Towson.
Mrs, Charles e. Fendall, of Towson, who
returned few days ago from ocean CITY, mas
| gone to Hartford county to visit the families OF
her brother, Mr.. Joseph M. Street,, ano her
| sister, Mrs. Samuel Fendall.
Rev. William II. Hubbard, who was the
first pastor of Calvary Baptist Church. Towson,
paid visit to relatives and friends here this
| week He is now pastor of Bedford Heights
Baptist Church, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. Rose Keech has rented for one year
| her residence on West Joppa road, Towson, TO
| Mr.. Turnbull Murdoch, Of Baltimore, general
passenger and freight agent OF the Baltimore,
| chesapeake and Atlantic Railway Company.
Rev ]. Wynne Jones, pastor OF Highland
| town Memorial Presbyterian Church, is max.
| ing an extended tour of the Middle West, and
will attend the great Bible Conference g. s Win
| ona, Indiana de Will return ABOUT 0epeem-
Rev. w. H. H. Powers. rector Of Trinity
| Church, Towson, who went North to recuper-
ate his health, arrived safely at his destination
and his condition has since shown some I'M
| provement. He is located al Llttielonns Ii
| land Maine. go,
-Miss Mary e. Bayne, Of Baynesville, vice
principal of the public school at Gardenville,
| left this week for the Worlds Fair. She was
accompanied by Misses Evalena and Carrie
| Oyeman, daughters Of Mr.. Robert I. Oyeman,
| of Gardenville.
Miss Mary Reese Arnold has been appointed
principal of the public school at Sunnyhill, 4th
district, succeeding Miss E. Erlieu England,
| who has been transferred to the school at But
| Ter. Miss Arnold is daughter Of Mr.. I. Reese
| Arnold, of Glyndon.
| Mrs. NilsP Hammarstrom and her daugh-
| ter, Miss Ella Hammarstrom, nave returned
| from visit to relatives at Newport, r. /. Miss
| Gertie Lindrath, of Newport, is the guest OF
her cousin. Miss Ella Hammarstrom, of ''Wal-
| nut Hill" near Cockeysville
Rev. DR.. D. V. Guilyon, an Episcopalian
minister of Brooklyn N. Y, took very active
| part in the services at Summit Grove camp
meeting this year, and is said to possess great
| power as q revivalist. At one Of his meetings
| thirty persons professed conversion.
Rev. Hobart Smith, rector Of st. Thomas
| Church, Garrison Forest, and Mrs. Smith are
| spending a month with the latter's mother at
| Kingston, N. Y. During Mr.. Smiths absence
Rev. William Devries, nephew OF Mr.. Harry
Devries, of Rose HILL - near Pikesville, is con-
Quoting services at st. Thomas.