The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-09-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge E. Henderson hav
gone to Thousand Islands and points Of interel
in Canada.
rest at Atlantic City.
Misses Louise and Elsie Harryman. Q
Baltimore, are visiting Miss Sallie Jessop, Q
Ashland. N. C. r. r.
Mr.. James Nick. Merryman. of Baltimor
county, registered at the Albemarle Hotel, Ney
York city, on Wednesday.
Mr.. Elmer J. Cook, Of the Towson bar, wa
engaged in the trial of . case in the Circui
Court at Belair on Friday.
Miss Eleanor Refer, daughter Of Mr.. Adam
Refer, of Glen-Arm, has gone to Boston, Mass.
to enter conservatory Of music.
DIR. John e. Bolte, well known physician
of the I'd district, who was stricken with paraly
sis some weeks ago, is slightly improved.
Prof. A. 8. Cook, accompanied by Mrs. Cool
and their children, has returned from Q shor
visit to his former home at Greencastle, Pa.
Mr.. Henry d. Perky, Of Dread, Glencoe
N. G. r. R., who took q sea trip for the bench
of bis health, has returned much improved.
Miss Bond. daughter of Judge James A. @
Bond, of Westminster, has been spending some
time with the Misses Yellott at their home In
Towson.
Mr.. Robert Garrett, Republican nomine,
for Congress in this district, attended the Pros
pect Park fair this week and was introduced tc
many people.
Mr.. Walter B. Warner, private secretary t.
Congressman Talbot, isspending several weeks
with Mr.. N. Bosley Merryman, OF Hayhelds
near Gockeysvinss p,.r 80 c.v.a. MA
MIS-. E1waIu Dia1ensy, VI Sasshs' NJ IL,
accom- Paniso ~ ner cniiulen, = vissink ns'
L plJs1eI' MI; t na..sl nesAolu' " "uA
Miss Bessie NJ. Foard. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Foard of jenkins, 18th district
has entered New Windsor Seminary, in Carroll
county, as ssuqsns. - o-;.., uu,. -
b;s s;.s.r Mis- hh;s Rneseli ~ Bs;stsrstown
are visiting nl1 S Hals ana o'ner pO'n's q
- IT, u Ton;s Navlor n pikeavilla- wa,
afnii ti1sse ssseis ~ s~uai =, qua
meeting ofthe Medical and Ohirurgical Faculty
- Mis- N RE- Reta George, who spent the past two
weeks with her cousin, Mrs. w. Frank Porter,
near Baldwin. has returned to her home,
Brookside Farm, near Belair.
Col. Samuel n. Hyde, who occupied q cot
tage at Glyndon, w. M. r. R., during the
summer, has returned to bis winter home, lOd
Mis- Sophia NJ Ehanklir, daughter Of Mr..
Arthur w. Shanklin, Of Loeb Raven, has re-
turned from visit to her sister, Mrs. Clarence
a.. Corkran. of Cranberry, Miss.
Miss Estelle Richards, of Lauraville, Balti-
more comfy. il spending several weeks at The
Mentone, Atlantic City. She will visit friends
in philadelphia before her return.
Chief Judge David Fowler and Mrs. Fow.
Ter. who spent the summer at The Arlington,
Cobonrg. Ont, will return to their apartments
in The Albion, Baltimore, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Harry Bier, Of Baltimore,
who had been visiting relatives in Wheeling,
W. Va, are now at Phesnix, n. 9. Z; r.
Miss Grace Sham berger, daughter of Mr..
Daniel Shamberger of the 9th district, has
zone to visit relatives in Indiana and Nebraska.
She will spend some time in st. Louis before
ber refnrn
-Gailatin Love. son of Mr.. A. T. Love, of
linton n. Tarbert. of Glencoe, have been
Awarded scholarships in St. Johns College,
Arrsnol;s
Ann W. T.~.sa oi;v;. Knox. DAUGHTER OF Mr..
Ini;u. ~ " : Knor ~ Iauravilie. and Mr.. Viii.
liam lam, Z. Skiryen win be married in Andrew
Chapel Gardenyille, at noon on Wednesday.
September 21st.
Ro.d. H"rfo oa@I, county ". was among tie visi.
tors to Towson on Tuesday. He ID q retired
farmer and enjoys the acquaintance Of many
baltimore county people.
Mis- Muriel Powers, Of Towson, who spent
the summer in Virginia. has returned. Com.
ing through Richmond she lost her trunk and
ahont q week alapsed before she recovered it,
c cDUI, h nSs1 ro T snxisty.
Miss Elizabeth Cromwell, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard CromW well, accompanied Gov
ernor Warf;eld's marty to 81. Louis and partici-
D Daied IN The Maitland Day celebration at the
Exposition on Monday last.
Mr.. Walter Mitchell Uams, who spent the
months of July and August with his mother.
Mrs. George W. Iiams, Of Woodlawn, and other
relatives in Baltimore county, has returned to
his home in AsheviIle. N. G.
-Georee Y. Massenburg, SON Of DR.. r. @.
Massenburg, and George H0H son OF Mr.. Will
liam r. Hoff. both of Towson, have passed the
necessary examinations and entered the second
year class OF Baltimore City College.
Arnold and Yellott Piper, sons OF Mr.. A.
A. Piper, Of the Towson bar, are sick with
typhoid fever at their home at Glen.Arm, 18th
district. and under the care of DR.. John 3.
Green. They were better on Friday, 18th inst.
Miss Frances Ednondston and Miss Bertha
snendinc some time with the formers cousins,
Misses Nav and Ethel Davis, of Davisville,
homes s0'' ss ''S
Mrs. Mary M. Rodham, one of the Oldest
residents of Parkyille. Hartford road, accom-
neniad hU her dauchter. Mrs. James Trainor.
IF RsIt;,1ars has zone To the 81. Louis Expos
s;t;on. They will extend their trip farther West
and return bv wav Of Chicago.
DIR. A. s. Baldwin, Of Baldwin, Long Green
Valley. who was stricken with paralysis some
months ago and was disabled for long time,
has improved considerably of late. He is one
of the Oldest physicians in Maryland and was
engaged in active practice until stricken.
Mr.. John g. Brogden, whose health had
been impaired for some time, has entirely re.
covered and Is again actively engaged in busi-
ness. he is member of the Baltimore firm
of Sutton, Strother & Co., bankers and brokers,
and son Of Mrs. James Brogden, Of Long Green
Valley.
Mrs. Eliza Given has returned to her home
in Harrisburg. Pa. after spending some time
with her daughter, Mrs. William d. Griffith, OF
Chestnnt RIDGE. She was accom- panied by her
eranddauchter. Miss Roberta Griflth. Mrs.
Given was formerly q resident of Worthington
Valley.
Miss jamie M. Pindell, superintendent oil
the Nurses' Training Hospital at Blackwell's
Island N. ". has returned 10 her duties after
snendinc a month visiting the st. Louis Expo
sition and also her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Adoinhns r. Pjndall'' Of Sherwood Rectorv.
0ocLevsv;lle
MRsv Re;lsv sorucerlv pastor of Tow.
son M Church. with his family. has re.
m oved from Rsltin,ore to Cumherland. Nd.
,-here ,hsv ara now nermanentlv located Tho
oneen ' civ Il NOT new to them. Mr.. Reiley,
wwhsn in The active nlinistrv. having been sta
t;oned thsre several wear.
M Wilton Gnowden. the we'll known
roershsr ~ the bsr and vica- nresident Of NJ
TsntrsI ssv;ncs Rsnk Of Balt;fnore returned 4
Ssw DAYS 400 from 4 ak weeks trip through
The Rr;tish tales and Continental Europe. He
Vas recommended nv Mr. Robert K. Warina,
nresident az the same hank.
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