The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-06-04
raraonal Mantion :

Personal Mention
Mr. and Mrs. w. Plunkett Stewart, O
e Green Spring Valley, spent this week at th
) Philadelphia horse show.
e Mr. and Mrs J. Proctor Brady, of Balti
more, have taken cottage at Sudbrook Park
w. NJ. r. R., for the summer.
Miss f. A. Pope, who spent the past win
ter in Baltimore, is at present with her aunt
t Mrs. /. M. Parr ST., at Pikesville.
Col. Samuel N. Hyde, of West North ave
nue., Baltimore, has taken cottage at Glyn
, don, w. M. r. R., for the summer.
Edward Warner Merryman of Baltimore
county will be one of this years graduates al
the Maryland Agricultural College.
Mr.. Harry f. McCleary, of Locust Vale
Stock Farm, Towson, registered at the Plant
ers' Hotel, st. Louis, on Wednesday.
Mr.. Newton E. W. Wayson, of Baltimore
county, will take the degree of bachelor of arts
at the Johns Hopkins University this year.
Mr.. Thomas Hill and family, of Balti.
more, have reopened their country place at
Howardville, Baltimore cuunty, for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Ellenor L. Pinkerton, who had been
visiting friends in New York city, is spending
several weeks at The Roxborough, Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Milton W. Offutt, who spent the past
winter in Baltimore, has removed for the sum-
mer to Highland" her country home at
Towson.
Last Monday Bishop Paret made an I'M
official visit to Hannah More Academy, Refs
terstown, and gave the young ladies holiday
for the day.
Towson, accompanied by her children, left on
Wednesday to spend month with her parents
| in Pottstown, Pa.
| Mr.. and Mrs. jefferson D. Norris have
closed their Preston street house in Baltimore
| and are now occupying their summer home
| near Reisterstown.
Miss Jennie Hagan has as her guest at
1.-The Fielden," East Lafayette avenue, Balti-
more, Miss Mary TODD, daughter Of Rev. Robert
| Todd, of Elkton. Md.
Baltimore Circuit VI P. Church, went to Cum
berland, Nd, on Wednesday to officiate at the
marriage of his nephew.
| Mr.. Joseph Friedenwald and family have
| closed their town house and are now at White
| Hall Manor, their country place in Worthing-
ton Valley, for the summer.
| Mrs. Sarah B. Groverman, who has been
| living IN Germantown, Pa, for some time,
| will spend the summer at Sandy Hill" Nor
| ristown, Montgomery county, Pa.
Mr.. Charles A. Benson, who has sold his
| small farm and store property at Fork, 18th
district, is now on the lookout for a farm. Mrs.
Benson's health continues precarious.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge e. Henderson have
returned from visit to Hanover, Pa. Mr..
Henderson was entertained in the Presidents
party at Gettysburg on Decoration day.
Mr.. John f. Conrey, q member of the
Towson bar and formerly deputy Register of
Wills, has been sick at his home in Towson
about a week and is confined to his bed.
Col. Walter S. Franklin, accompanied by
Mrs. Franklin, has gone to Lake Mohonk,
New York. to attend the international, Arbi-
tration Conference, to which he is delegate.
Miss Alice Baldwin, daughter of DR.. A. s.
Baldwin, of Long Green Valley who has been
very sick with typhoid fever, is somewhat i'm.
proved.
Buck, Jr., cashier. of the National Bank, of
Cockeysville, has been nominated for a cadet
ship at the United States Naval Academy, An
napolis.
Mr.. William A. Cranston, the well known
builder of Cuttings avenue, near GOvanstown,
who has been sick since the first of the year, is
again able to be about but is unable to attend to
his business.
Mr.. Isaiah s. Watkins, an aged farmer
near Baldwin, 18th district is quite sick and
confined to his home. He is son of the late
John Watkins and was born near his present
place of residence.
The Baltimore county graduates at Wes-
tern Maryland College this year will be .gaeb
C. Shamberger, of Shambnrg, and Smith Hill
ton Orrick, of Glyndon. The commencement
will take place June 18th.
Rev. w. H. Poole who was ordained a
priest last Sunday at Ascension Church, Balti,
more, has accepted a call to become rector of
Holy Trinity Parish, in Baltimore, Howard
and Carroll counties, with Sykesvlle as the
central point.
Mr.. Philip s. Cross well known farmer
of the 9Th district, was in Towson this week.
He says there has been no rain lately in bis
section of the county and that, in consequence,
the crops, especially. grass, are beginning TO
show the need of moisture.
Miss Elsie Hanna, of Baltimore county,
got an average of 98 3 at the Maryland Normal
School the past year. Prof. Prettyman said
that this average represented the high-water
mark of the school, no one ever before having
reached an average over 80.
Mr. Garfield Ensor son of Mr.. James B.
Ensor, of the 9Th district who is one of this
years graduates at the Maryland Agricultural
College, has gone to the Worlds Fair with the
corps of college cadets. After his graduation
he will locate at Paw Paw, w. Va.
Mrs Charles III. Holmes, of Baltimore for |
merly of My Lady's Manor, has issued cards
cocKey, Or -4afriso1,, nfear ffIkesvfifg. hffe
ceremony took place on Thursday, June I'd.
The marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth |
Parks, daughter OF Mr.. Elisha F. Parks, a |
well known farmer of the 9Th district. and Mr.. |
Percy Chapman Kapp, of Ruxton, will take
place at st. Paul's Lutheran Church, Luther.
Vile, on Tuesday morning, June 7th, at 10 |
o'clock.
Mr.. Jacob M. Pearce, of My Lady's Manor, |
who is a member of the Maryland Commits |
sion to the st. Louis Exposition, accompanied |
by the other members will leave Baltimore |
today for st, Louis to be present at the dedica-
ton of the Maryland Building on the Worlds |
Fair grounds next Wednesday.
Rev. J. ]. Dillon, pastor of st. Johns
Church, Baltimore, preached last Sunday
morning in the Church of the Immaculate
Towson. While here he was a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. James J. Lindsay. A few years ago
Rev. Father Dillon was the popular pastor Of
st. Johns Church, Long Green Valley.
DIR. E. w. Altvater, who was once a sue
cessful physician in the 18th district of this
county, has been obliged to entirely give up
his practice on account of his health and is
iut NTH O hr0khor in RoIfip1nro nr
Altvater served in the Confederate army dur
ing the Civil War, locating in Baltimore coun.
ty soon afterwards.
-Messrs James P. Offutt and John Ridgely,
Jr are among those who have passed the ex-
aminations of the law department of the Uni
versity of Maryland and will graduate at the
annual commencement next Monday. Mr.. |
Offutt is brother of the late Col. Milton w.
Offutt, and Mr.. Ridgely is son of Mr.. John
Ridgely of Hampton.
Rev George l.. Cuddy, who is pastor of
Methodist Church in Tacoma, Washington,
preached last Sunday morning in West Liberty |
M E. Church, Partition Circuit. He is native
of the 9TH district of this county and son Of
Mr.. Wesley r. Cuddy Sr. Rev. Mr.. Cuddy |
went to what is now the State of Washington
nearly twenty years ago.
DIR. A. Aldridge Matthews has resigned the
position of superintendent of the Maryland
University Hospital and will take needed
rest The resident staff of the hospital gave
Aoo1S
hall having been beautifully decorated for the
occasion. DR.. Matthews is a son of Col. D. NJ.
Matthews, of Dulanys Valley.
Judge Bond, president of the Maryland |
State Bar Association, has made the commit
tees for the year, Baltimore county being rep |
resented on them as follows On Judicial |
Administration and Legal Reform--Chief
Judge David Fowler on Admissions--Mr. |
David G. Mcintosh, Jr. on Grievances |
Arthur p Shankln and w. Calvin Chestnut.
Mr.. George w. Yellott, president of the |
Board of County Commissioners, celebrated |
his 59th birthday on Thursday evening, at his |
home, Ridgeview Farm. near Jenkins post
office, Long Green Valley. He had as his |
guests his colleagues, Messrs. John v. Slade |
and Henry P. Mann, who presented him with |
q fine partridge wood cane also Hon. j. Fred. |
C. Talbot, Judge N. Charles Burke, County |
Treasurer g. Albert Mays Clerk of the Court |
William P Cole, Sheriff James Rittenhouse |
and States Attorney Robert H. Bussey. Mr.. |
Yellott was born in Dulany's Valley and is the |
youngest son of the late John Yellott. His |
mother, Mr.. Sarah j. Yellott, is still living.
Good Outlook for New Road.-The Balti- |
more Herald of Thursday said: THE rails |
have heen laid connecting the United Rail- |