The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-10-08
Peraonal MantIon.-

Personal Mention
Mr.. ]. Alexis Shriver manager OF the Bal
more and Belair Electric Railway. was In Tow
Mr.. Thomas Peerce, Of springfield" Du-
lany's Valley, has been sick some days and
confined TO his home.
-Messrs. John Watson. Jr., and James Piper
have been elected members OF the Bar Associa-
MI. Howard Rnhl. son of Mr.. Peter Ruhl,
of Walbrook, has resumed his studies at Tome
Institute. Port Deposit Nd.
Nj. and Mrs. Robert II. Wright, Of Balti-
more county, registered at the Imperial Hotel,
New York city, on Tuesday.
Mrs. Rose Keech, OF T0wson, LETT on Tues
day for Washington to spend some time with
her daughter, Mrs. Henry 8. Selden.
Miss Grace r. Street,, Of Belair, has been
visiting Mrs John 8. Markoe, at her home on
Ny Lady's Manor, Baltimore county:
Mr.. John H. Richardson, Of the Baltimore
county bar, sailes from Baltimore for Boston
TODAY. He will be absent about o week.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Sack, Of Lauraville,
have returned from visit to the Worlds Fair.
They also spent some time in Cincinnati, Chi
cago and Pittsburg.
MIR. G. Frank Emmart, of the Towson in
surance firm of Ohutt, Wright q Emmart, LETT
this week for st. Louis and will spend some
time at the Exposition.
Mr.. and MIS-. w. 8. G. Williams, who are
amending the early fall at their farm in Long
Green Valley, expect to sail for Europe early
next month. They will spend the winter in
the Isle of Wight.
Trinity Church, Long Green, took charge there
last Sunday morning. His family is now oc-
cupying the rectory, having removed there last
week from Vienna, Va.
Rev, Richard Harcourt ID. D., will take
charge of Roland Park M. E. Church during
the absence of the pastor, Rev. Wilburt ".
Mallalieu, who is travelling in Europe and who
will be absent several months.
Reid Edwards, son of the late Rev. Philip
C. Edwards, of Doubs, Nd, who has just re-
covered from an attack of typhoid fever. is
visiting his half brother, Rev; cS John H. Ed
Mr.. Charles w. Slagle has been re elected
president and treasurer of the Baltimore and
Frederiokt0wn Turnpike Company BIS son.
Mr. Charles w. Slagle, Jr., was elected mem
Der of the board OF managers OF t1e c1 p pan.
of Long Green Circuit, has returned from
three months stay in Virginia. The ladies'
aid societies of the several appointments on the
circuit rendered her reception when sne came
back.
Snr;no Valley Hunt Club, and Mr.. Edward A..
Jackson, of the Elkridge Hunt Club, will serve
as stewards at the race meet OF the Lima HUNT
Club, to be held at Wilmington, Del, Satur-
day, October 22d. -
MIR. Roscoe G.. Curtis, who is sick with
typhoid fever at st. Joseph's Hospital in Balti-
more is improving. He is an electrician in
the employ Of the B. & o. Railroad Company
and son of Mr.. William II. Curtis, formerly
of the 10th district.
Mrs. M. L. Henderson and her daughter,
Miss Rozella Henderson, have returned from
Forest Hill. Hartford county, where they went
to attend the birthday surprise given Elder
William Grafton, who is an uncle OF Mrs.
Henderson Elder Grafton is 80 years OF age.
Mr., ]. T. Fulker, who conducted Mitchells
Mill, near Loeb Raven, until IT was burned, Is
now living at Phoenix, N. G. K. E., where ne
bought out and is conducting the company 9
store. Mr.. Fulker, who is an active young
business man, is much pleased with his pres
emit location.
MIL Robert T. Oyeman, merchant and post
master at Gardenville, Belair road, has been in
business at that place twenty-eight years. his
son, Mr.. G. +. 9. Oyeman, is now engage0 IN
business with him and the firm is X. L. Dye
man & Son. The junior member OF the hrm
is much elated over the birth, few days ago,
Miss Miss Helen Tudor Haskell. step-daughter
of Bishop Paret, was married at noon on Satur-
day last. at st. Peters Church, Baltimore, TO
rector of the Church of the Holy Comforter,
Rossyille Baltimore county. The Bishop per-
formed the ceremony, assisted by Rev. William
Howard Falkner. The groom is at present
rector Of Holy Trinity Church, Baltimore:
During the past week the following BALI.
more county people registered at the Maryland
State Building on the Worlds Fair grounds
w. !. ri. Waters, Jr., Gainesville; Prof. W.
II. Zimmerman, Halethorp; Edward R. Davis,
Relay; Raymond Russell, by: F. Pfeffer, r.
Shockney and N. r. Russell, Reisterstown A.
Y, Dolfield and wife and Miss George Y. Dol
field .Gwynnbrook Mrs. Thomas +. Matthews,
Ruxton P. A. Sybert, Towson; 9. z. SIade
and Misses Lizzie Slade and Ida s: Hoshall.
White Hall; Mrs. R. M Wilson and Miss M.
Ethel Wilson, Catonsville; John V: Wilson
and G. Robert Wilson, Cuttings; Pearce j.
Charles e. Weakley, Jr., Sweet Air.