The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-10-01
Personal Meution.-

/ Personal Mention
i Mrs. Joseph G. Clendenin. of Ruxton, hal
returned after spending some time in Maine
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Henderson have re
turned from visit to Northern New York anC
Canada.
Miss Eliza Perine, daughter of Mr.. E. Glenn
/ Perine of Homeland near Queenstown, il
sick with typhoid fever.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Bosley and daugh
| tiers have returned from trip to Canada and
are now at Mt. Holly Inn:
Mr.. Frank Brown, Jr, son of the ex.
| Governor. was a visitor to Locust Vale Stock
| Farm, Towson, on Tuesday.
i Rev. DR.. j. Fred. Heisse, presiding elder
! of West Baltimore district is travelling in Cali
fornia in company with several friends.
| Miss Estelle Richards, of I,auraville, has
returned to her home after spending several
| weeks in Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
| Mr.. Charles W. Slagle and family have
| closed their summer cottage at Sudbrook Park
and returned to Baltimore for the winter.
Mrs. Emanuel w. Herman and children,
who spent two months in Beaver Valley, Pa,
| have returned to their home in Lutherville.
Mrs. Milton w. Offutt on Wednesday closed
her country place at Towson. known as High
lands" and removed to Baltimore for the
| winter
Mr.. Gerard T. Hopkins. who spent the
summer at Bar Harbor, Maine, has returned
| 10 lis uOLucs A1uSutCAACs VA OAoAACo otACCt
avenue.
Mr.. @. Philip Laurenson and Mrs. Charles
s. Abel and Mrs. M. l. Lackey registered at
the Fifth Avenue HOTEL New York city, on
Saturday last.
Miss Julia Christian, granddaughter of
Gen. Stonewall Jackson of Confederate fame,
became student at St. Timothy's School,
Gainesville, this week.
Miss Ida B. Foard, daughter of Mr.. Alfred
Foard, of Fork. 18th district. entertained a
number of her young friends at card party on
Wednesday night last.
Rev. Joseph Baker, of Cumberland, Md,
has accepted the call to the rectorship of the
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Holy Com
forter. Rossville, Baltimore county.
Rev. L. w. Gosnell, pastor of st. Johns
M. E. Church, Lutherville has successfully
passed his examinations and is now eligible for
elders orders at the next Annual Conference.
IS. Carroll Coale son of Mr.. George B. Coale.
e ten n e r IA has ,eptsTed 4iakipsop
Mr.. Coale was student of the Tows0n High
Rev. J. ]. Dillon is now located at his new
charge, st. Edwards Church, Bloomingdale
avenue, CaIverton. He was formerly the popu-
lar pastor of St. Johns Church, Long Green
Mr.. George S. Kieffer. of the 18th district,
who is an ex.member of the House OF Dele
gates, delivered an address before the Parker,
Davis and Talbot Club of Towson on Wednes-
day night.
more county, who had previously been ad-
mitted to the Court of Appeals, was on Tues
day admitted to the bar of the Supreme Bench
of Baltimore city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Marbury and Miss
VALERIE Slinguf registered this week at Hotel Lot
Slingluff are daughters of Mr.. G. Bohn Sling
huff, of the Towson bar.
Mr.. Joshua f. Coekey, president of the
National Bank of Cockeysville, and Mr.. Will
liam H. Wight, member of the board of de
rectors of the bank, will visit the st. Louis Ex-
position some time this month.
Mr.. James P. Offutt, who was last week
admitted to the Baltimore county bar has es-
tablished himself in TOwson and has costly
fitted up offices in Smedley Row in connection
with his brother, Mr.. Noah e. Ofutt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar d. Cans, OF Beau
mont" Govanstown, left on Tuesday for st.
Louis and will spend some time at the EXPOSE
ton. Mr. Cans is the senior member OF the
well known law firm of Cans q Hannah.
Mrs. Benjamin Wheeler, of Indiana, who,
in company with her little daughter, bad been
spending some time with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William f. Williams Of Radnor avenue,
Goyanstown, has returned to her home.
ATTORNEY Stocksdale, of the Westminster
bar. accompanied by two ladies and two gentle
men, came to Towson on Tuesday in an auto
mobile. After taking lunch, at Tracey's Tow
Mrs. Flora Stewart Emory, ofGovanstown,
has Just graduated from the Story Writing
course of the National Press Association, In
dianapolis Ind. Besides her diploma she has
received Mr.. Thornton Vests personal praise
and high recommendation.
A few DAYS ago the infant son of DIR. and
Mrs. A. G. Smink, of Woodlawn, was baptised
at st. Mary's P. E. Church by the rector, Rev.
w. Rollins Webb. Mrs. Smink was formerly
Miss Bertha Ijams, of Towson, granddaughter
of the late Joseph B. Mitchell.
Mr.. Alexander Mccormick, president OF
the Baltimore County Agricultural Society,
who attended the Farmers Congress in St;
Louis as a delegate from Maryland. returned
this week. He greatly enjoyed the Exposition
and altogether had a delightful trip.
Mrs. Lewis D. Passano, Jr. OF Warrenton,
Va, accompanied by Mrs. Passano, spent sew
eral days this week with his brother. Mr.. Ed
ward B. Passano, of Towson: Mr.. Passano IS
a well known hOrseman and has won many
ribbons in the circuit of Virginia shows,
Tor MEryIahu, q. lRcfes.Ls5 3.s District :AftQz2ey
timore county, upon invitation of President
Roosevelt, took lunch with him at the White
House on Tuesday. The President and Mr..
Rose are friends of many years standing.
-Messrs Ernest and Alfred g. Hatch and
Mr. John D. G. Duncan, Jr., all of Lutherville,
have entered the Law School of the University
of Maryland. Mr.. Duncan is a son OF ex-
States Attorney Frank l. Duncan. Mr.. A. u.
Hatch is q book-keeper in the Towson National
Bank.
Mr.. Peter Nafzinger, of Long Green Valley,
who is nearly 70 years of age, was caller at
THE UNION Office on Tuesday. Over fifty years
ago he removed from New Holland, Lancaster
county, Pa, to that section of Baltimore county
and has ever since been engaged in farming
there.
Va. is visiting relatives and friends in and
about Towson. He is native OF Green spring
Vslley, Baltimore county, and served through
the Civil War in the First Maryland Confed-
crate Regiment. He is son of the late Upton
Slingluff. -.
letter this week, informs us that Mr.. William
L. Amoss, who has charge of Maryland's ex-
hibit at the fair, was married on Weonesday
last at Cornwall, N. Y, to Miss Sara Evelyn
Breed, of that place. THE UNION extends its
Mr.. Charles E. Fendall, the popular equity
clerk in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court, quietly celebrated the 55th anniversary
of his birth on Tuesday, September 2Oth. Mr.
Fendall who is member OF the bar ana an
ex-member of the House of Delegates, has held
his present position nineteen years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cabell Y. Peyton, who were
married September 14th, in St. Johns Church,
Kingsville, Baltimore county, have since been
travelling in California. Upon their return to
Baltimore they will occupy an apartment at
The Preston. Mrs. Peyton is daughter OF
Rev. ]. w. Larmour, rector of st. Johns.
DIR. and Mrs. Robert W. Johnson, who
spent the past summer with the former s
brother, Mr.. William Fell johnson, Of Rock
land, Falls road, have gone to the World Fair.
They were accompanied by their daughters,
Miss Katharine johnson and Mrs. Johnston,
wife of Lieut.. Gordon Johnston. of the U. 3.
Army.
Mrs. Greenleaf Johnson, whose beautiful
home is situated on Charles street avenue, OPP
posite the Church of the Redeemer, called at
| The UNION office on Thursday to renew Der
subscription. Mrs. johnson has decided views
on politics and she thinks the present would
be bad time to change the administration OF
affairs at Washington.
Miss Ann Colt Merryman made business
call at THE UNION Office this week. She spent
the greater part of the past summer at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Philip A. S. Franklin, at
Seabright, NJ Although she greatly enjoyed
her visit she was glad to get back to Baltimore
] county. Miss Merryman thinks no place can
compare with Hayfelds and its environment.
During the past week the following Balti,
| more county people registered at the Maryland
State Building on the Worlds Fair grounds:
| William NJ. Heilig, Lutherville; Alexander
| Mccormick, Fullerton; Charles w. Waidner,
| Dickeyville; Harry E. McCleary and wife,
| Towson; Mrs. G. e. Steeger, Thomas A.
Steeger and 7. Parkin Scott, Relay; William
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