The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-07-02
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Personal Mention
| MIR. John Cuttings Brogden is spending
several weeks at White Plains, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cromwell sailed
from Baltimore for Boston on Thursday.
| Mr. E. N. Rich, the well known attorney,
and MS Rich are spending some time at At
lantic City.
mer at Belgrade Lakes, Maine, for which place
they left on Wednesday.
Mr.. Joseph Coale, of Aigburth Park, ad-
| Joining TowsOn. has returned from visit to
the st. Louis Exposition.
Mrs. James Brogden and family, who spent
the past winter in Baltimore. have returned to
their farm in Long Green Valley:
Deputy Sheriff Eugene Burke, who had
i been very sick for some time at his home near
| Loeb Raven, is slowly improving.
Mr.. Walter w. Preston, of the Belair bar,
was in Towson on Tuesday attending to some
professional matters at the Court House.
Mrs. Austin, of Pittsburg, Pa. is visiting
her sister, Mrs Samuel Brady, of Hillendale,"
| on the Hilen road. southeast of Towson.
Miss Bonnie Chick, daughter Of Elder F.
A. Chick, of Hopewell, N j., is visiting rela-
tives and friends at Reisterstown ana Glyndon.
| Mr.. o. f. Hershey, Of Mt. Washington,
member of the law firm of Grain & Hershey,
| is spending some time at Webster Springs, Va
Hon. Stevenson A. Williams, of the Belair
bar was in Towson on Thursday attending to
some professional matters before the Orphans
| Court.
Hon. A. A. Blakeney, who attended the
Republican National Convention in Chicago,
visited the Worlds Fair before he returned
home.
MIR. G. Dubois Murphy, who is student
at Delaware College, is spending the summer
vacation at his home, st. Johns Rectory,
Worthington Valley.
Mr.. Ernest P. Hook, of Baltimore. has
rented the new cottage of Mr.. James Kelley.
now almost completed, situated on East Penn
= H.
Hon. J. Fred. G. Talbot and Mrs. Talbot
will leave on Sunday next for st. Louis to at
| tend the Democratic National Convention and
also to visit the Exposition.
Mr.. A. A. Piper, of the Towson bar, who,
accompanied by bis wife and daughter, spent
few days at Atlantic City, have returned to
their home in lower Long Green Valley.
Mr.. Jervis Spencer, Jr., and Mr.. Harry
Mordecai, both well known amateur jockeys
of Long Green Valley, rode in the steeple-
chase at Sheepshead Bay, N. Y, on Tuesday.
County Commissioner George w. Yellott
painfully injured one Of his legs at his home,
In the 18th district, this week and was for that
reason unable to accompany his colleagues to
st. Louis
whose farm is on the Falls road, went to the
Mccormick stock farm, near Belair, on Tues
day last with a view to purchasing some Hol-
stein cattle.
Mr.. A. G. Snyder, whose country place is
on the Hillen road, near Towson, his nephew,
Mr. Walter l.. King, and DIR. r. Percy Smith,
of Baltimore attended the races at Sheepshead
Bay, N. Y, last week.
Or. A. Aldridge Matthews son of Col. D.
NJ. Matthews, of Dulany's Valley. has been
spending some days in ST. Louis; From there
he will go to Tacoma, Washington, where he
may locate permanently.
Mr.. G. Bohn Slngluf of the Towson bar,
returned on Wednesday morning from New
Haven, Conn.,, where he had gone few days
before to celebrate the forty;tifth university
of his graduation at Yale College.
Mr.. Robert G. Richardson, the well known
merchant and horse breeder of Churchville,
Hartford county, was in Tows0n several days
this week as plaintiff in q removed case that
was tried in the Circuit Court here.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Stewart Diffendefffer, Of
Green Spring Valley, will go to Atlantic City
next week to spend some time: Mr.. Diffen-
derffer is member of the board of managers
of the Baltimore County Agricultural Society.
Miss Laura Fendsll, daughter of Mr.. Chas.
E: Fendall. Of Towson, who Is student al the
hoboth, Del, as a member of a house party at
the home of Miss Kate Knowlan, fellow
student.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ehlen, their daughter,
Miss Mae Ehlen, and Col. Philip Snowden,
Mrs. Ehlens father, spent several days the
past week at the Casino Hotel, Rehoboth, Del.
Mr.. Ehlen's summer home is at Oakleigh, east
of Towson.
Mr.. Lilburn Martin, aged so years, was
baptised at st. Mary's P. E. Church, Emmor-
ton, Hartford county, last Sunday morning
week.. Rev. DR.. William +. Brand, who per-
formed the ceremony, has just celebrated his
Goth birthday.
Misses Mary and Eleanor Yellott. who
spent about two weeks at the Worlds Fair, re-
turned to their home in Towson few days
ago. Their parents Major and Mrs. John !.
Yellott, who accompanied them to st. Louis,
continued their trip to Colorado.
Miss r. Louise Balls who is an assistant
teacher in the Towson High School, has gone
to Knoxville, Tenn, to take six weeks course
| in literature and English at the University OF
Tennessee. Miss Balls is a daughter of Mr..
| Bartholomew Balls, of Govanstown.
Mr.. William r. Straughn, son OF Kew. j..
L. straughn, of Towson, has gone to North
| from Johns Hopkins University, being mem
Der of the senior class of that institution.
Mr.. Frederick Won Kapf, of "Stoneleigh,"
near Towson, who is a district delegate to the
Democratic National Convention, will leave
Baltimore for st. Louis on Sunday morning
next, accompanying other members OF the
| delegation in special car by the B. & O.. road.
Rev Benjamin B. Abbitt of Virginia, q
recent graduate of Crozier Theological Semi
nary, Chester. Pa, has accepted the call to the
passionate of Calvary Baptist Church, Towson,
and will preach his first sermon here on Sun
day. July 10th.
-Messrs Thomas H. Robinson and John s..
Young, of the Belair bar, were engaged on OPP
poste sides in the trial of removed case from
Hartford county in the Circuit Court here this
week. Mr.. Robinson is district delegate to
the Democratic National Convention and will
leave for st. Louis on Sunday next.
County Commissioner John V. Slade and
his niece, Miss Claudia Rutledge; County Com.
| missioner Henry P. Mann, Mrs. Mann and
Mrs. Charles ]. Fox and DIR. 4. Ross Payne,
of Corbett. left for the Worlds Fair on Friday.
Rev. John Eberlein, who had been pastor
| of the Lutheran Church at Blenheim. 10th dis
trict. for several years has resigned and re-
| dent of Maryland Mr.. Eberlein made numer-
| GUS friends and he wishes to publicly thank
them for the many kindnesses extended to
him.
Mr.. Charles H. Seward, of Baltimore. who
| der, at Rosedale, Philadelphia road, is now oc-
| cupying the same. Mr.. Schneider successfully
| conducted business there for thirty years. He
| will remove to Highlandtown, where he owns
| property, and continue his residence in the
county.
| Branch of the City Council of Baltimore from
| the Fourth ward, is now spoken of as the next
| Democratic nominee for sheriff ofthe city. He
is native of the 4th district of Baltimore coun'
ty and hotel keeper. 1t Is singular fact in
| this connection that the present sheriff of Bal
timore, who is a Republican, is named William
H. Green and he is also native of this county.
Circuit Court.-Frederick Bollman, lar
ceny, guilty; not sentenced. John Rookie.
| larceny, guilty not sentenced. Lillian Cole,
larceny, guilty not sentenced. Joseph Geus-
| Ter. larceny nolle pros. Clarence German,
larceny nolle pros Babe Rehberger, larceny /;
| nolle pros. Joseph Parr Charles Connors,
Benjamin Bornkorn and Charles Moore, lar
ceny plea of guilty confessed by traverser
and sentenced to the House of Correction for
one year. Charles Ammon larceny; not
guilty confessed by State. Daniel Malone
| 1.-TWO cases., disorderly house; stetted. Hap
| good Shoe Company vs.. Mary s. Boulton /;
motion to strike out defendants fourth plea
sustained, with leave to file new plea within
| Is days. Henry johnson, larceny (three
cuses) nolle pros. motion of Statc's At
| torney. Theodore Doukas and George Doukas
| sale OF goods without license; stet. James w.
Green, assault. with intent to kill stet on
motion of States Attorney. George Harrison,
assault with intent to kill; nolle pros: on mo
ton of States Attorney. John Schultz, alias
John Jacowsky, larceny; guilty; one year in
the penitentiary. Robert g. Richardson vs..
Christian Smith, Willard q. Rouse and r.
Harry Webster. trading as Smith, Rouse d
Webster. Verdict for defendants.