The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-07-16
Personal Mentions

DIR. A. v. CherOonnleI and family nave
gone to Belair, Nd, for the remainder OF the
summer.
Rev. A. T. Pindell and wife. of Sherwood
rectory, Cockeysville, are spending fortnight
Mr.. Joshua Evans well known farmer
near Phoenix, N. c. r. r., is recovering from
an attack of illness.
Minis Louisa G. Merryman, formerly Of
Hayfelds. is visiting Mrs. Francis E. Parker,
of New Brunswick, N. J.
Miss Emily A. Evans, of Reisterstown, has
gone to Ithaca, N. Y, to take the summer
course at Cornell University.
Rev. L. W. Gosnell, pastor Of st. Johns
cation at Mountain Lake Park.
Miss Anna Merryman, daughter of Mr.. N.
Bosley Merryman, Of Hayfields, has returned
from a visit to friends at Easton, Md.
Mrs. Henry O. Turnbull, of auburn"
near Towson, registered at the Manhattan
-Messrs. Robert n. Wright and Robert N.
Taylor, of Baltimore county, registered at the
Imperial Hotel, New York city, on Thursday.
Mr.. Reese II. Denny, ofthe County Clerks
Office, enjoys his vacation in short trips down
the bay. He has ten days leave Of absence.
Mrs. Nils P. Hammarstrum and daughter,
of walnut Hill" near Cockeysville, have
gone to Newport, r. l., to remain some time.
Mrs. T. Dudley Riggs, of Green Spring
Valley, left on Tuesday for Kennebunkport,
Maine where she will spend the remainder of
the summer.
Mrs. Henry Schluderberg and family are
spending several weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. William Mann, of Fullerton, Balti-
more county.
Mr.. William H. Lawrence. member of the
bar accompanied by his mother and sister,
will leave next week for months stay ct
Atlantic City.
Mrs. w. Plunkett Stewart. who had been
spending some time with her parents ct Bar
Harbor, has returned to her home in Green
Spring Valley.
Miss Ann Nisbet has been critically III this
week at her home, .'Montrose," near Texas.
She is daughter Of Judge Alexander Nisbet
a Miss NJ 1 Emma ssR r. Halle, Of Baltimore, is
spending some time with her aunt Mrs. Samuel
Moore at her home, "Long Branch" near
Phoenix, N. g. r. R.
mart, of the insurance firm Of Ofutt. Wright
& Emmart, is spending week at The Man.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Marbury and
family are spending the summer with the lat
ter's. father, Mr.. G. BONN S!ingluf, at his farm
north of Green Spring Valley.
Mrs. O'Donovan, wife of DR.. Charles
ODonovan, accompanied by Miss Myer, who
lives near Pikesville, and Miss Shriver, sailed
from New York for Europe on Tuesday.
Col. Robert Hough has again been engaged
to start the harness races at the York fair OF
1904. This will be the fifth year that Col.
Hough has served, having always given entire
Miss Mary E. Bayne, assistant teacher in
the public school at Gsrdenville has gone to
Cleveland, O., to visit her brothers, Messrs:
William M. and Joseph Bayne, formerly OF
Baynesville, near Towsou.
Major and Mrs. John /. Yellott who spent
a month in the West, returned to their home
in Towson last Sunday. While away they
visited relatives in Colorado, and also spent
some time at the st. Louis Exposition.
Mr.. Reuben Stoner, an extensive ranch
man and stock raiser of Southwestern Kansas,
is visiting relatives at Rossville, Baltimore
county. Mr.. Stoner, who is a native OF Car
roll county, Md, went West thirty-three years
ago. , n
c., formerly of New York. was in Towson TINS
week on the lookout for Baltimore county
farm. DIR. Robinson is retired physician and
has travelled in every State in the Union except
four.
Mary e. Curry and her daughter, Miss Matte
G. Curry, have returned from Emmorton, har-
ford county, where they went to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Ira George, q brother OF Mrs.
County Commissioners Slade and Mann.
who spent last week in st. Louis returned on
Sunday. They attended the National Conven-
ton ana also 00O ampl0 opportunity W S0o va
Worlds Fair, with which they were greatly
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip A. s. Franklin sailed
from New York for Europe few days ago.
During their absence their summer cottage at
Seabright, N. j., will be in charge OF Miss Ann
Colt Merryman, of Baltimore county, sister
of Mrs. Franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Summerield Baldwin, of
Warren, accompanied by their daughters,
Misses Julia and Dorothy Baldwin, and their
son, Mr. Willard Baldwin, sailed this week for
Europe and will spend the remainder OF the
summer abroad.
Rev. w. ii. H. Powers, rector Of Trinity
Church. Towson, who has been sick at his
home here several weeks, is improving slowly.
The vestry of the church has granted him
two months leave Of absence in order to fully
bonSbt b 6foperty ana moved TO snerwoou
G. r. R., is much pleased with his new loca-
ton. Before removing to Baltimore county
DR.. Smith had been in active practice at Jar
rettsville, Hartford county, sixteen years.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Cushing. who spent
their honeymoon at the st. Louis Exposition,
bride in Towson. They will live in Baltimore.
Mrs. Cushing was formerly Miss Martha A.
Fendall. daughter of Mr.. Charles e. Fendall.
"A. M. Kalbach, M. D., Of Lancaster. Pa,
who some time ago purchased the hne estate
known as "Montrose," near Woodensburg, in
ing the same and will make his summer home
there. DR.. Kalbach ia q wholesale dealer in
lumber.
Mrs.. Ella Warfield is q member of the
board of trustees of the public school at Glyn'
don, 4th district. To School Commissioner
There are but three of her sex filling similar
places in this county, the other two being IN
the 9th district.
Mr.. Robert 8. Francis, who had been mana.
ger Of the late John K. Cowan's Notchclih
Stock Farm, in Lower Long Green Valley foi
removed to Hamilton, on the Hartford road
He has been succeeded as manager by Mr..
Frank Morris, Of New Jersey.
Mr.. Clay Dreury, Jr., manager OF the B.
N. Hyde Company, whose health had become
somewhat impaired on account OF the arduous
ness, is recuperating at Atlantic City and hopes
to return to his work folly restored. His
father, Mr.. Clay Dreury, ST., OF Richmond,
Va. is now at the farm in Long Green Valley,
MIR. ]. V. McNeal, who has been connected
with the B. & o. Railroad Company since 1871,
latterly as treasurer of the company, has been
promoted to the position of fourth vice presi'
dent, which was created especially for him
He married the only daughter OF the late Will
liam p. Preston, an eminent Maryland lawyer
in his day. Mr.. McNears family resides in
Towson.
-hcV. d. D. ADDltCs TUG Low pnotOA VI Nui
vary Baptist Church, Towson, preached hi.
first sermon here last Sunday morning and
made an excellent impression. An informal
reception followed the service and the new
pastor was introduced to members Of the con-
gregation. Rev. Mr.. Abbitt, who is Viz
ginian, is a recent graduate Of Grocer Theology
cal Seminary.
"A letter from St. Louis during the session
of the Democratic National Convention said
"Mrs. Talbot is here with her husband, Mr.
J. f. G. Talbot, and observes with great in
terest all that goes on. Mr.. Talbot and Mr.
| Thomas H. Robinson, delegate from the %
district, talk and joke with each other, but
| they say they have not talked about the Con-
| gressional nomination. It is not believed thai
| they will be rivals for the place"
Mrs. Flora Stewart Emory. OF Govans
| town, again this year received honorable men
| ton in the story laureateship contest OF th!
United Amateur Press Association, which helc
its eighth annual convention at the st. james
/ Hotel, baltimore, last week. The judge, In
her decision, wrote as follows: mrs. Flor
Stewart Emory's Their Wedding Trip bear
favorable comparison with the New England
| stories of Mary e. Wilkins Freeman and Rutt
McEnery Stuart's delightful pictures OF South
ern life. Their Wedding Trip 10 not tn
strongest of the three stories submitted by Mrs
Emory, but is selected for second place lhonora
bic mention) on account OF its homeliness o
atmosphere and keenness of insight into sim
| nIo lives asst wear Mrs. Emory also re