The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-12-03
Personal Ment,on

PERSONAL Mention
Mr.. and Mrs. William ?: BealI. Of PERI
ball, entertained number of their friends OF
Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. Carroll Caples, who spent severa
months at Altoona, Pa has returned to hi
home at Cockeysville.
Mr. and Mrs. William s. Powell, formerly
OF Mt. Washington. who are travelling arOunC
the world. have reached Yokohama.
Mr.. Augustus NJ Bernhard, well.knowr
young member of the bar. has been elected |
member of the Maryland Historical Society.
Mr.. Thomas F. Matthews and family have
closed their summer home at Ruxton. z.
| K, and removed to Baltimore for the winter
Rev Edward McAdams, pastor OF Sacred
Heart Catholic Church, GlyDdon. Baltimore
county, sailed for the West Indies few days
ago.
Mr.. John Ridgely and family removed or
| Wednesday from Hampton, near Towson, tC
their winter residence on Bolton street, Balti
| more.
Miss Eleanor T. Myer. daughter of Mr.
William s. Myer, of Pikesville, who had been
sick some weeks with typhoid fever, has re-
| covered.
| MIR. E E. Henderson, SOD of Mrs. Mary L.
| Henderson, of Towson, made business trip to
Richmond, Va. this week and registered at The
| Jefferson.
Mr.. George P Everhart. who lately sold
his store at Monkton to Mr.. f. G. Norris. oil
| Baltimore, has removed bis family to Glencoe,
| N. G. r. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace w. White have
! closed their country place on the Garrison
| Forest road and have taken house in Balti-
more for the winter.
Mr.. Richard 5. Culbreth, the wellknown
attorney has closed his summer home at Refs
| terstown and removed with his family to Bal
| tim0re for the winter.
Hon. Albert A. Blakeley, who is now oc-
cnpying that position, has been renominated
for president of the Union League Club of Bal
timore city.
Mr.. William A. Lyon and family, who
spent the past summer and fall at Pikesville,
have reopened their city residence on Mary
land avenue for the winter.
Mr. james T. Treadway, who was married
last week to Miss Parlett, Of REGISTER avenue,
removed this week 10 the farm he lately pur-
chased on My Lady's Manor.
MR.. and Mrs. Edward G. Darlington, who
reside at Loreley, Baltimore county, during the
summer, will occupy suit of rooms at Hotel
Belvedere, Baltimore, during the winter
ME-. John T. Hershner, assistant school SUI
perintendent, removed this week to his pretty
new cottage on West Joppo road, about aquarter
of mile from bis former place OF residence.
judge N. Charles Burke, of TOwson. was
guest at The banquet given on Wednesday night
in honor of the 98th anniversary of the found.
ing of the St. Andrews Society of Baltimore.
Mr. William H. Ruby. editor and proprie-
tor of the Maryland Journal. who was very sick
last week has recovered sufficiently to move
about his home. He is now suffering from
rheumatism.
Mr. Herbert H Ridgely, who is student at
eiyn~ holiday With his parents M and Mrs
Benjamin T. Ridgely, of 'Barfetts Delight"
near Warren, Baltimore county.
Miss Sallie Gamble, who was for many
years a teacher in the public schools of this
county, has, by action OF the State Board of
Education. been certified as entitled to the
o. . ., Cfof too oho rcir f1nd
Mr.. Benjamin WOolstOn, whose home is
near Shawan, 9th district, who went to the st
Louis Exposition several weeks ago. extended
bis trip to Arizona where he secured employ
mant and where he may remain permanently.
Mr. Edward l. Clark, the well known Bal
timore attorney who has some property inter-
ests in Towson, was here on Wednesday. Last
week Mr. Clark bought the old Maltby House
site on East Pratt street, Baltimore. for $50 600.
Prof Albert s Cook, Baltimore connty's
school superintendent. attended the annual
meeting of the Association of Mary land County
School Superintendents which was held in the
Senate chamber at Annapolis on Wednesday
last.
DIR. F. q. MITCHELL who has been sue
cessful practitioner of medicine in the 7th dis
trict of this county many years. will retire on
the LIST Of January, 1905, and will thereafter
devote himself entirely to agricultural pur-
suits.
town. gave family dinner Thanksgiving day.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs Jacob HsZOuck,
ST. Mr. and Mrs. jacob H Zouck, Jr., Mrs. P.
g Zouck and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Hail. of Philadelphia.
Miss Myrtle Fultz, daughter of Rev. Charles
E. Futz. pastor of the United Brethren Church
at Hampden, has been appointed assistant
teacher of the public school at Grave Run, 9th
district She is granddaughter of the late
George M Fultz, who was prominent citizen
of the 9th district
MIR. E NJ. Whiteford, who has been occu-
plying the Ware farm. near Loeb Raven, since
last April will shortly give up the same and
sell all of his personal property thereon on
Thursday, December 18th Mr.. Whiteford.
who is native of Hartford county, is engaged
Mr. John s. Ensor, ofthe Towson bar who
is q member of the board of directors of the
Boys Latin School Athletic Association. gave
the students very interesting talk on Thurs
day afternoon on the subject of physical de-
velopment. Mr.. Robert Garrett, of Baltimore
caunty, is also a member of the board.
The marriage of Miss Eleanor Addison
Moale, only daughter of DR.. William A. Moale,
of Baltimore, and Mr. T. O'Donnell Hillen is
announced to take place on Saturday, Decem-
Der 31st at Old st Pauls Church, Baltimore.
The prospective groom is the only son of the
late Thomas Hillen who owned the old Rillen
estate on the Hillen road
Mr.. John B. Foard. q successful farmer
and Gamer of the 18th district, was in Towson
on Monday. He is arranging to take trip to
one of the tidewater counties of Virginia where
he goes to inspect a large canning plant that he
has an idea of leasing Mr. Foard, who is an
active business man, is an ex-member of the
House of Delegates from Baltimore county.
Mr.. j. Wesley Lee, superintendent of the
TowsOn postal station, who has been confined
to his home by illness several weeks, is i'm
proving. He is one of our oldest citizens. In
hic uon dova hofOra the h0rsp-CQr
line was established on the York road, Mr..
Lee ran an omnibus line daily between Govans-
town and Baltimore. He is native of Balii-
more county and was born near Towson.
Respected Farmer Takes His Own
Life-nl Health the Cause.-Mr. A. jackson
Curry, highly respected farmer of Jackson
vile. 10th district. greatly shocked his fam
lily and many friends by taking his own life
on Monday morning last He went to his barn
and after some time was missed by his wife.
She went to the barn to look for him and
found him suspended by rope to rafter of
the building. He was cut down as quickly as
possible and life was not yet extinct, but be
died before the arrival of DR. Thomas II.
Emory, who was promptly summoned. Mr..
Curry, who was in the 73d year of his age,
had been in failing health for some time and
it is thought that this had unbalanced his
mind He was in all respects good citizen
and was highly thought of in the community.
He is survived by widow. who was Miss
George, of Hartford county. and three daugh.
ters-Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. W. Frank Porter
and Miss Martha George Curry.
The funeral took place at Chestnut Grove
Presbyterian Church at PM on Wednesday
and was attended by large concourse of sor-
rowing relatives and friends. The services
were conducted by the pastor, Rev. James w.
Campbell Interment in the cemetery at
tached to the church.
Milling Property to be Sold.-On Thurs
day Judge Burke signed an order for the sale
of the property of the National Mining and
Milling Company, which is located in the 18th
district. The decree was passed on the petition
of the Citizens Trust and Deposit Company OF
Baltimore which is trustee under mortgage
deed of trust executed by the mining company
to secure the payment of bonds to the amount
of 500 900 and interest. 1t is alleged that de-
fault has been made in the payment Of inter-
est, and it is for the interest of all concerns to
have the property Sold The sale is to be con-
Quoted under the Jurisdiction of the court.
Messrs. Slingluff & Slingluff and Mr.. John 8.
Ensor appear as attorneys for the trust
company.
Real Estate Saies-Slade & Risteau, aQc'
tioneers, sold at the Court House door on Tues
dev Gov M Nnah r. 0ffutt attorney and as.