The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-09-10
Personal Mention.-


Miss Claudia A. Diven, Of Baltimore, !
| spending two weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Johl
| B. Kelley, of Hereford.
Col. William 8. Powell, formerly of Bait
more county, is foreman of the September tern
| grand jury in Howard county.
Miss Mary Gillett. daughter Of Mr. e. N
| Gillett, Of Verona, Baltimore county, will b
one of the coming seasons debutants.
DIR. Joseph r. Owens, treasurer of tn
Maryland Agricultural College was among thu
throng at Timonium fair on Thursday.
Miss Mary Wiley, Of New Market. 9TH dis
trict, will leave in day or two for Chicago
where she expects to remain indefinitely.
MIR. Ehadrach w. Upton, q well known
citizen Of Butler. has been visiting his daugh
ter, Mrs. John N. Wright, at her home in Bal
timore.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Edward Hambleton, Of
Hambledune, near Lutherville, registered al
the Waldorf Astoria, Ia New York city, early
this week.
Mrs Eleanor L. Pinkerton, who spent the
greater part of the summer at Atlantic City fol
the benefit OF her health, has returned much
improved.
Church, Garrison Forest, and Mrs. Smith, who
spent part of the summer at Kingston, N. Y,
have returned.
Miss Julia Cherbonnier, daughter of DIR. A.
v. Cherbonnier, has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. John ]. Blandin, at her farm at Green
wood, 18th district.
Mr.. Charles Pielert, the well known young
attorney, will leave next Tuesday for Roanoke,
Red Sulphur Springs, Va, where he expects to
remain about two weeks.
MIR. Charles s. Grason .ofSt Mary 3 county,
formerly of Towson, attended the Timonium
fair this week. He says his county is suffering
very much for want of rain.
Mr.. Edgar G. Miller. Jr., of the well known
law firm of Miller & Bonsal, is making tour
of the Great Lakes and will visit the St. Louis
Exposition before his return.
Mrs. George Jessop. OF Marble Hill, assisted
by her sister, Miss Bosley, entertained num-
Der of her friends at q card party and luncheon
on Thursday afternoon of last week.
Misses Stella and Marie McNeal, Of Tow
9An eh ANa zone fQ the 81, louis Exposition.
ing some time with her son in New York city.
Miss Mary B. M. Mitchell, daughter Of DR..
r. g. Mitchell, of Verona. will enter Franklin
High School this year to take preparation
course for the Woman's College Of Baltimore.
Mr.. e. Stanton BosIey, chief clerk and
auditor in the office of the County Commits
sioners. has rented and is now occupying the
cottage OF Mr.. George @. Tracey, on West Chesa-
peake avenue, Towson.
Rev. w. H. II. Powers, rector Of Trinity
Church, Towson, who had been away some
weeks to recuperate his health, expects to re-
turn in time to conduct the usual services in
his church next Sunday.
Mr.. William Tyler Page, who shad again
been seriously i'll at his home in the 18th dis
trict, was able to sit up for the first time on
Wednesday Of this week. His many friends
hope to see him out very soon.
registered at the Maryland State Building on
the Worlds fair grounds this week Harry @.
Halle CockeVgville; Sherman l.. Kurtz, Ore
gon, and Horace Nelson, Manor.
Rev. John R. Edwards, pastor of Towson
NJ. e. Church, accompanied by his wife and
- i va
cation. He will spend part Of the time with
q sister in Calvert county, Md.
Mr.. George @. Tracey, proprietor OF Hotel
TowsOn, accompanied by friend, left on Tues
day for the6t. Louis Exposition. From thence
they will 90 on q pleasure trip to California.
Mr.. Tracey will be absent five or six weeks.
Mrs. Charles Norton Stewart has sent out
invitations to the marriage of her daughter,
Miss Ellinor Donnell Stewart, to Mr. Frank
Adair Bonsal, Wednesday, September 2lst,
at 100 o'clock, at Cliffholme, Green Spring
Valley.
dent Of the Second National Bank OF Balti-
ton Of the American Bankers Association,
which will be held in New York three days
next week.
Rev. Thomas G. Easson, pastor Of Ridgely
Street Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, has re-
turned from two months vacation spent in
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formerly pastor of Chestnut Grove Church,
The marriage Of Miss Susan Griswold Lar
mour. daughter of Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Lar
mour, of Upper Falls, Baltimore county, to Mr..
Cabeli Yelverton Peyton will take place at St.
Mr.. Harry E. McCleary, son Of Mr.. r. E.
McCleary. proprietor of Locust Vale Stock
Farm, Towson, will be married next week to
Miss 0etz, of Roland Park. The ceremony
will take place in one Of the prominent Catholic
churches of Baltimore
Mrs. Walter Emory Shargreen, OF Winston
avenue, GovanstOwn, who was operated on at
the Maryland Homeopathic Hospital -four
weeks ago for q severe attack of appendicitis,
was able to be removed to her home on Mon
day evening. She Is now slowly convalescing
Timonium fair grounds every day this week
and shook hands with many hundreds Of
people. He is q gentleman of pleasing man.
ners and always makes agood impression with
Mr.. William NJ. Isaac, Of Towson, who il
the representative from the Grand Lodge o
Maryland, /. 0. 0. f., to the meeting OF tn'
Sovereign Grand Lodge in San Francisco, Cal.
left for that city on Tuesday: He was accom-
panied by his wife and ghters-Misses Amy
and Mary Isaac.
Mr.. Walter Hutchins who has been farm
ing the Col. Milton w. Offutt property, on My
Ledv's Manor, has rented the farm Of his faith
er.;r.law. mr.. VIM. T. Price, on the Monktor
road near St. James Church. Mr.. Price will
sell his personal effects at public sale, on Tues
day, September 10th.
Mr.. Nicholas J. Hutchins, Of Darlington
Hartford county, accompanied by his wife
spent two days at Tim0nium fair this week
leaving for home on Thursday evening. Mr.
Hutchins, who was formerly Of My Lady.I
Manor, is q son-in-law Of Mr.. Arthur w
Shanklin, Of Loeb Raven.
Prof. Isaac Shaver, the well known educa
tor of the 9th district, returned few days agt
from the st. Louis Exposition. He also visitet
relatives in Iowa and other parts OF the west
He speaks enthusiastically OF that country an6
thinks the opportunities are still good there To-
young men Of the right stripe.
Mr. f. @. Norris, OF Baltimore, who Tor
merly kept the store at Unionville, 18th dis
trict, called on some of his friends IN ToWsor
this week. He gave up business on account o
impaired health, which is now improving
MI. Norris takes lively interest in the affair
of Baltimore county and will no doubt return
here when he is able TO resume business.
Mr. J. William Merryman, who some tint
ago removed from the Sd district Of this county
to Jarrettsville, where he established butche
route, has decided to remove to Belair TO en-
gage in the same business. He has had lonI
experience in his particular line, and being
thoroughly reliable man, Belair will make
distinct gain in having him locate there.
Precedent Mccormick, of the Baltim or
County Agricultural Society. was highly com
plimented this week on account OF the success
| Of the 10Th exhibition of the society. As usua
| he performed his duties in most acceptable
manner and deserves the thanks OF the peopl
of the county for bis work. There are few mel
| who would undertake what he has done.
Mr.. William B. Petit, OF Chicago. who
| the legal adjuster of the Pullman Palace Ca
| Company, called on some of his friends in Tow
| son on Monday. He spent several days at thu
| Timonium fair this week and says he has no
| missed one Of these exhibitions In twenty-five
| wears. The wife Of Mr.. Petit ia . daughter Q
| the venerable Thomas Ward, Of Texas, Bait
| more county.
Mr.. N. Rogers BayIy, Of Batesburg. 8. G
| announces the engagement OF his eldest daugn
1 ter. Miss Fanny Simons Bayly, to Mr.. Georg
| Dawson Wight. Mr.. Wight is the SON Of Nj
| and Mrs. John Fl. Wight Of Wildwood. Cree
| Spring Valley. Miss Bayly, who has beeI
| spending the summer with her uncle, Col
| Charles B. Rogers, Of Lystra, Green Sprinl
| Valley, was to have been one OF this season
| debutantes.
Among the Baltimore county people VIII
| accompanied Governor Warfield and his part
| to st. Louis to be present on the occasion
| the Maryland Day celebration ct the fair wer
| the following: Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob N. Pearct
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. Melville Pearce, Or: and Mrs
| George Y. Everhart and Messrs. Charles a
| Councilman, Samuel M. Shoemaker and CaI
| vii D. Benson. Mr.. W. w: Crosby, formerl