The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-05-21
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place IN Green Spring Valley.
Mrs. John Ridgely of Hampton, near
Towson, who spent several weeks at The Glas-
clyn, Atlantic City, has returned.
Mr. Alva A. Lamkin, of the Baltimore
bar. was on Monday admitted to practice in
Mr.. Louis Hergenrather, ST., of Queens
town, Md, is visiting his son, Mr.. Louis Her
genrather, Jr, proprietor of Towson Phar-
macy.
spent the past winter in Baltimore, this week
returned to Fertility" their farm in Dulany's
Valley.
Mr.. Jacob NJ. Taylor and family have
closed their Eutaw Place residence in Balti-
more and reopened their house in Towson for
the summer.
Mr.. Lawrence Turnbull and family will
shortly remove from Baltimore to their coun-
try place at Sheppard Station, near Towson,
for the summer.
Mr.. Frank Ehen and family have closed
their town house and removed for the sum-
mer to their country place at Oakleigh Station,
east of Towson.
Mr.. Richard B. Tippett, the well known
attorney, has been elected supreme president
of the Catholic Benevolent Legion for the third
consecutive term.
DIR. 6. H. B. Candles, of Baltimore,
former Baltimore countian, and Mrs. Candles,
are now on pleasure trip in the West. They
will return by way OF st. Louis.
Mrs. Joseph L: Findlay. of Chestertown.
Nd, has been visiting her relatives in Towson
She is the youngest daughter of the late Chief
Judge Richard Grason.
MIR. Osborne 1. Yellott counsel to the
Board of County Commissioners, who made
tripto Europe for the benefit of his health,
returned on Sunday last.
9 Mrs McCleary, wife of Mr.. E. E. Nc
Cleary, proprietor of Locust Vale Stock Farm,
Towson, is recovering from a serious opera
ton performed few days ago.
MIR. William A. Lyon and family, of Balti-
more, have again taken for the summer the
house on the Fort Garrison farm, near Pixies
vile, and will occupy it next week.
Mrs. Straughn wife of Rev. j. l.. Straughn,
pastor of Baltimore Circuit, N. P. Church, is
spending some time with her. daughter, Mrs.
Clarence Jones. of Wilmington, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Parr, who spent
the past winter in Baltimore, have removed
tiful country place near Lutherville.
Mr.. Lewis LinZey, eldest son of Mr.. I. O..
Linzey, bailiff to the grand jury, has been ap.
pointed time keeper at Druid Hill Park by the
Park Commissioners of Baltimore city.
Mr.. James H. Flagg, well known New
York business man whohas some property in
terests in Baltimore county, spent several
days this week at The Smedley, Towson.
Mrs. Joseph H. Rieman and her daughter,
Miss Rieman, are spending the spring and
early summer at ''Dum barton" their beautiful
farm on the York road south of Towson.
Col. Samuel X. Herr, of the well known
Westminster firm of Herr Brothers, is attend
ing the General Conference of the M. e..
Church, now in session at Los Angeles, Cal.
-Jehu Williams, who has been constable
in the 10th districs for more than fifty years,
was in Towson this week. He is in his 84th
year and still quite an active man for his age.
MIR. and Mrs. George G. Jenkins and their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.1. M .Parr,
have opened and are now occupying their
beautiful summer homes in Green Spring
Valley.
DIR. and Mrs. Samuel T. Day, of Port
Norris, N. j., are visiting relatives and friends
in Baltimore county. Mrs. Day was formerly
Miss Rebecca g. Richardson, of My Lady s
Manor.
Miss Ida C. Holmes, of Baltimore, is visit
ing Mrs. w. Boyd Bell, of Emmorton, Har.
ford county. Miss Holmes is a daughter of
the late Charles H. Holmes, Of My Lady s
Manor.
Mrs. Lewis M. Innerarity, of Oak street,
Baltimore, has rented for the summer the new
cottage of Mrs. Frank r. Rich, on the south
side of Pennsylvania avenue, west OF the
York road.
MIR. H. Augustus Warner. son of DR.. A.
S. Warner Highlandtown, will be one of this
years graduates at Princeton University. DR..
Warner and family will spend commence
meDt week at TrlDCeLOD.
Rev. Henry L. Gerstmyer, son of Mr..
Henry Gerstmyer, Of Towson, will be among
this years graduates of the Theological Semi
nary at Gettysburg, Pa. He is already filling
an appointment in Pennsylvania.
Rev James w. Campbell, pastor of Chest
nut Grove Church, Sweet Air, Baltimore
county, left on Wednesday for Buffalo, N. Y,
to attend the annual meeting of the General
Presbytery, to which he is delegate.
Misses Mary and Nora Bruff, twin daugh-
tiers of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Bruff, of Tow
son, will be among those who will graduate
at the annual commencement of the woman s
College of Baltimore, which takes place next
month.
Mr.. John T. Marshall, of Glyndon, who
tween. sjoI-f for some time was in critical
is a well known builder and has been superin-
tending the improvements to the State House
in Annapolis.
Mr.. Richard H. Woollen, of Baltimore,
formerly well known resident of Green
Spring Valley, was in Towson on Tuesday.
His love is still strong for Baltimore county
and he will spend at least part of the coming
summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Jackson have
reopened their country place at the head of
Charles street avenue, opposite the Sheppard
Asylum property. Mr.. Jackson, who is well
known Baltimore business man, is master of
the Eldridge hounds.
Mr.. S. Hilton Orrick, son of Mr.. J. Smith
Orrick, of Glyndor, was one of the speakers
at the annual banquet given few nights ago
in Westminster to the senior class by the ju.
nior class of Western Maryland College. His
subject was Longing Chances"
Mr.. John M. Lewis, of Eutaw Place, Bal
timore, has rented for the summer and is now
occupying house of Mr.. Albert G. Ober, on
Seminary avenue, west of Lutherville. Mr..
ter of Mr.. Harry Malcolm, of Towson.
Mr.. Lloyd Griffith Corkran, oldest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin w. Corkrsn, of Ro-
land Park, will be one of this years graduates
at Princeton University. He and bis brother,
Mr.. B. Warren Corkran, who is also Prince
ton man, will spend the summer abroad.
Col. Robert Hough, of Baltimore, has
again been selected as starter for the harness
races at Timonium Fair this year. He has
most acceptably filled that position for eleven
consecutive years and the thousands who visit
Timonium will be glad to see him 'doing
business at the old stand"
Mr.. Edward L. Dining. of Canada. has
leased for two years the cottage of Mr.. Rich
ard H. Peasants, situated on the north side Of
the Joppa road short distance west of Tow
son. Mr.. Dining married a niece of Mr..
Alexander Colby, of the Baltimore ship bro
kerage firm of Gill & Fisher.
Mr. Samuel NJ. Shoemaker, member of
the Baltimore County School Board, has been
elected president of the Central Metal and Sup
ply OOmpoHy IuoI LOS Juo1 DCCh ~ 6on'~S
Baltimore with capital stock of $50, 900. Mr..
Albert H. Weir, of the Baltimore County
Water and Electric Company, is the vice.
president.
Mr.. James L. Gemmill, of Freeland, N. c..
r. r., renewed his subscription to THE UNION
this week. He is about Sc years Of age and
was postmaster at that place continuously for
nearly fifty years, the Office being now held by
his son. We are glad to say that Mr.. Gemmill
still enjoys good health and is out and moving
about daily.
Mr.. NJ. Bates Stephens, State SuperiDten-
dent of Public Education, was in Towson on
Wednesday and, accompanied by Prof. A. s.
Cook superintendent of Baltimore county
schools, paid an official visit to Towson High
School, Mr.. Stephens was introduced to
many of our citizens and spont several hours
here very pleasantly. Hs
Mr.. ]. Pearce Richardson, a successful
business man of Melbourne, Australia, who
spent some time at the Worlds Fair, St. Louis,
is native of My Lady's Manor, Baltimore
county, and is now visiting relatives and friends
in Maryland. THE UNION goes to Mr.. Rich
ardson every week, by way of San Francisco,
and it takes it just one month to make the
journey to Melbourne.
Mr.. John r. Gorsuch, of Philadelphia,
paid short visit to friends here this week.
He is a son of Mr.. Joseph Gorsuch and was
born at Towson. He left here in 1870 and
took position with the Western Uni on Tele-
graph Company, but for the last few years be
has been connected with the Postal Telegraph,
his duties requiring him to travel along all
the company's lines at least once each year.
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