The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-09-03

Miss Elsie Billingslea, of Baltimore, il
visiting Miss Edith r. Green, OF Cuttings, Long
Green Valley.
Mrs. William Brogden returned this week
from Seal Harbor, Name, where she spent part
Misses Frances, Mary and Sallie Evans, Of
Phoenix. N. G. r. R., are sojourning at Reno.
both Beach, Del.
Mr.. ]. E. Grace, clerk in the Towson
postal station, is sick with typhoid fever at his
Miss Cassandra Small. of York. Pa, is
visiting Der sister, Mrs. Redmond @. Stewart,
/ of Green Spring Valley.
DIR. and Mrs. A. O. McCurdy, who spent
| several days at Atlantic City, returned to their
| home in ToWson ON Wednesday.
| Mrs Marshall Winchester. of Sherwood
| has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Josias l..
| Johnston, at her cottage ct Buena Vista.
| Mr.. Charles E. Rieman, Of Dumbarton
Farm, south Of Towson, registered at the Abe
marie Hotel, New York, early THE week;
Miss Gertrude Gorsuch, daughter of DR.. ].
| F. H. Gorsuch, of Fork, is spending some time
with friends in Queen Anne's county, Md.
Mr. Emanuel w. Herman, Of the T0ws0n
bar, has gone to Baden, Pa, for'a fortnight,
his family having been there for some time.
Nelson, ofLoch Raven, have gone to New York
to spend some time with relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas II. Smith, of Sher-
wood, N. G. r. r., registered at the Inside Inn,
on the Worlds Fair grounds, on Wednesday.
Mrs. David G. Mcintosh, who spent some
time in the North and also at the Sweet Springs
in Virginia, has returned to her home in Tow
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Novel; Of Glen
coe, N. G. R. E., gave reception on Wednes-
day night in honor of their guest, Miss ID. @.
DIR. E. N. Brush. medical superintendent
of the Sheppard Pratt Hospital, near Towson,
registered at the Manhattan Hotel, New York,
on Thursday.
Marie McNeal, of Towson, who were at the
Virginia White Sulphur Springs for some time,
Mr.. Sherman L. Kurtz, Of Oregon, and Mr..
Harry G. Halle. teacher of the public school at
Ashland. have gone to the Worlds Fair for
REV. Duncan McCulIoh, rector Of Imman-
uel P. e. Church, Glencoe, n. Q. r: B., and bis
family are enjoying several weeks recreation
at Camden, Maine.
Miss Ann 0ott Merryman. who bad been
spending some time with her sister, Mrs. p. A.:
s. Franklin, at Seabright, N. j., has returned
Mrs. James +. Clark, of Ruxton, returned
on Wednesday from the Adirondack Noun
tains. She was accompanied by Mrs. Frank
II. Zimmerman of Baltimore.
Mrs Henry s. Selden and her little son,
William Keech Selden, who had been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Rose Keech, OF TOwson, has
returned to her home in Washington, d. G.
Mr.. Clarence w. McMaster, deputy super.
intendent of Towson postotice station, returned
on Monday from along driving trip to York
county. He was accompanied by Mrs. Nc
The Misses Swormstedt gave domino
party on Thursday night of last week at their
home in upper Long Green Valley, at which
they entertained large number Of their
friends.
Mr.. Robert b. Mosner, Of Reisterstown,
principal of the public school ct GOvanstown,
was married on Thursday last to Miss Bessie
Burk, daughter Of Mr.. ]. @. Burk, OF the 10th
district.
Mr.. James J. Lindsay, of the law firm Of
Boarman & Lindsay, who spent fortnight at
Atlantic City, returned on Tuesday. He found
the weather decidedly cold and unpleasant at
the seashore.
Accompanied BY his wife and three daughters,
who spent several weeks at Hampton, near
Towson, left on Thursday morning for Beach
Mr.. Lewis M. Bacon, president of the East
Baltimore District Epworth League. will on
Monday next entertain the members OF the
board Of control of the league at his home in
Miss Annabelle Stevenson, of Fellow
shipi near Towson, has gone to Chelsea, New
Jersey, to spend some time with her friend,
Mrs. Van Dusen, Of Philadelphia, who has
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenbury P. Sheppevd, who
had been visiting the formers sister at Bat
Cave, near Ashville, N. c., have returned to
their home. SHADY Grove, " on Bellona avenue
north Of Govanstown.
G. Edwards is sick with typhoid fever at his
home, Doubs, Frederick county, Nd. He is
half brother of Rev. John r. Edwards, pastor
of Towson NJ. e. Church.
Mr.. Charles A. Benson, who was for some
T. - oh lie
frict, and who lately sold bis property there,
has removed his family to York, where he has
taken charge of q manufacturing plant.
Rev. ]. J. Dillon, who has been assistant
pastor Of st. Johns Church. Baltimore, has
666rc BIZ the nhs s. 81 psssCT
Of St. Johns Church, Long Green Valley.
Mrs. Rebecca Rust. widow OF Col. Rust, of
Virginia, is visiting her brother, Major John
l. Yellott, Of Towson. Mrs. Rust, who is at
present resident of the State of Texas, is the
eldest daughter Of the late John Yellott, Of Du-
'a REV. ": Il. H. Powers, rector of Trinity
Church, Towson. who was at Littlejohn's
Island, Me-, for several weeks is now stopping
at Summer Rest, Albemarle county, Va. He
hopes to be able to resume his pastoral duties
on the 18th instant.
Col. Frank Markoe, formerly Of the Fifth
Maryland Regiment, who was stricken with
paralysis about three weeks ago at his Office in
the summer with his SON, MIR. John B. Markoe,
of Ny Lady's Manor.
-0n Wednesday night Mr.. Henry bearing,
of Lansdowne, 18th district entertained among
other friends Judge and Mrs. n: Charles Burke,
Sheriff and Mrs. James Rittenh0use, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank I. Duncan and Mr.. William p.
Cole, Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Mrs. George Long, Of Chestnut Ridge, who
was operated on ct q Baltimore hospital for
cancer Of the stomach, is now In critical con-
aaaa- l. II - 5~wa - Dnwa-
dallstown. Mrs. Long is daughter Of the
late George Refs. of South Towson.
Mr.. George Rittenhouse, of the Navy Yard,
Washington, d. c., who had been at his home,
near Kingsville, Baltimore county, several
weeks with Q badly injured hand, has recov-
son of Mr.. Van Brandt Rittenhouse.
Otto Heinzelman, eldest son Of Rev. John
Heinzelman, of Fullerton. Belair road, who
has completed the grammar school course, will
leave on the 9th instant for Columbus, o., to
enter Capital University to study for the min
istry Of the Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Rev. H. F. Downs, pastor Of Govanstown
NJ. e. Church, has returned from six weeks
vacation spent in the New England States. and
will resume his ministerial duties next Sunday.
It was mainly due 70 the efforts of Rev. Mr..
Downs that the pretty new church was built
at Govanst0wn.
Rev. w. II. Il. Powers, rector Of Trinity
Church, Towson, and Mr.. Edward N. Rich,
member OF the OAR. are among the alternate
delegates from the Maryland Diocese Of the P.
e. Church to attend the tri-ennial convention
of that denomination which will meet in Bos-
ton next month.
Mr.. Lawrence J. Mccormick, Of Baltimore,
and Miss Mary Amanda Offutt, daughter Of
DIR. T. 2. OfFutt, will be married at 30 clock on
Saturday afternoon. September Sd. at st. Al
phonsus' Catholic Church, at Granite. Miss
Offutt is sister Of Messrs. Thomas W. and
James P. 0f'utt, Of T0wson.
Mr.. John 7. M. Fishpaw, Of Baltimore,
formerly OF the I'd district Of Baltimore county,
was in Towson on Thursday. He has been sick
all summer, but his health is now slowly inn
proving and he expects to leave next week to
spend perhaps Q month with relatives in the
Valley Of Virginia. where he has sister and
brother living.
Mrs. Samuel n. Shoemaker, of Burn
side" Green Spring Valley, who visited several
of the most prominent resorts on the Massa-
chusetts coast, has returned to her home. She
and Mrs. George W. Yellott, assisted by the
wives Of the members Of the board OF mana
gers, will have charge Of the officers tent at the
Timonium Fair next week.
Mr.. Turnbull Murdoch, Of Baltimore, who
has rented for year the residence Of Mrs. Rose
Keech, on West Joppa road. Towson, moved in
l. 80 Tar,