The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-10-15
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Personal Mention
Mr.. Charles Peilert, member of the bar,
has returned from his vacation spent at Red
IMr. T. Scott Offutt, of the Towson bar,
made speech at Hillsboro, Caroline county,
on Thursday night at Democratic club meet
Ing.
Cockeysvile National Bank, is visiting his
cousin, Mr.. Edward @. Cockey, OF New YORK
city.
Miss Adeline Piper daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Jackson Piper, of Towson, who spent the
past summer abroad, is expected home in few
days.
Mrs. NJ. H. Metcalf. of New York city, who
occupied her cottage at Lake George during the
past summer, spent this week with relatives IN
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. McCleary have re-
turned from their extended bridal tour and are
now at their home, Locust Vale Stock Farm,
Towson.
Col. Robert Hough, who started the horses
in the harness races at the York fair last week,
officiated in the same capacity at Hagerstown
this week.
Mr.. J. Thomas Tracey, of Cockeysville,
and his twin sister, Miss Rachel Pitts, of Ash
land, quietly celebrated their Goth birthday on
DIR. !. E. Orrison and family. who spent
the summer at their farm near Cockeysville,
will return to their city residence on Hamilton
Terrace today.
Mr.. Samuel Middleton. a wealthy farmer
of Centreville, Nd. visited Locust Vale Stock
Farm, Towson, on Tuesday last and made sew
eral purchases.
e. A. Harrison, of Roland Park, Baltimore
county, has been appointed third sergeant OF
Company B of the cadet corps of st. Johns
M. Andrew G. Snyder, whose country
place is OH the Hillen road, near Towson, has
been elected director of the Common wealth
Bank of Baltimore.
Miss Jessie Ebaugh, daughter of Prof. q.
c. Ebaugh, principals of Franklin High School,
Reisterstown, is vice principal of the high
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Isaac, who, with
their daughters had been on an extended West
ern tour including California, returned to their
home here early this week.
Charles W. Almony, %: Ford
Meads and Andrew Bahr, all of White Hall,
NC. R. R.. left for the Worlds Fair this week
Mr.. J. .Royston Sitter, States Attorney
for Hartford on
accompanied by Mr.. Wallace Broumel, of Belair.
Mrs. Yellott, wifeof Rev. John l. Yellott
rector of the Protestant Episcopal Church at
Petersville, Frederick county, Nd, accompan-
led by her two children, is visiting relatives in
Towson.
DIR. John E. Bolte. the well known I'd dis
trict physician who was stricken with paraly-
sis about two months ago, continues to improve
and expects to be able to resume his practice
very soon.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Dunlop Wight, of Cock
eysvile, accompanied by Miss Margaret Wight
and Miss Katharine France, have gone on
pleasure trip to New York, Boston and other
Northern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown, of Green
Spring Valley, will sail from New York Tor or
Europe today. They will remain abroad until
January. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown lost an infant
son last Monday.
Miss Bertha F Halle graduate of Towson
High School and daughter of Mr.. George NJ !.
Halle. of the 18th district, has been appointed
teacher of the school in Dulany's Valley, sue
ceeding DIR. E. G. Nelson, deceased.
On Tuesday last, on motion OF State Sena-
tor John s. Biddson, Col. John T. Morris,
formerly member of the Police Board of Bal
timore CITY, was admitted to practice In the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Rieman, of Dunn
barton Farm, near Towson, attended the Ha-
gerstown fair on Thursday. Mr.. Rieman owns
farm three miles north of Towson and he is
looking for highbred cattle to stock it.
Mr.. Andrew Kirkwood, of the 7th district,
celebrated bis Gath birthday last Sunday. He
is the oldest person in that section OF the county
and the Oldest member OF Bethel Frespyterlan
Church, where he attended service last Sunday
as usual.
The many Baltimore county friends OF
Mr.. VIM. TYLER Page, who has been so ex-
tremely i'll for long time at his home In the
18th district, will be glad to learn that he is
now in fair way to recovery and hopes soon
to get out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis NJ. Bacon and daughter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander D. BROOKS were
among those from Baltimore county who went
on the Methodist pilgrimage to Carroll county
on Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks had been
visiting relatives in New Windsor.
Mr.. James NICK. Merryman, of Baltimore
county, was one of the judges at the Hagers-
town fair horse show this week. Mr.. and Mrs
Merryman have Just returned from Seabright
N. j., where they had been visiting Mr.. Merry
mans sister, Mrs. P. A. s. Franklin.
Col. and Mrs. Frank Markoe, who spen'
| the past summer with their son and daughter
| in. law, Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Markoe, OF Ny
Lady's Manor have returned to their home II
| Baltimore COL Markoe has almost entirely
recovered from the stroke OF paralysis sustained
t---rUuuy 4is5. aQ5t1-0
her 101st birthday at the home of her daughter
| Mrs. Fisher, widow of Judge William A
| Fisher, whose summer residence is at Ruxton
| N. G. r. R. Mrs. Este is the widow of Judg'
| David K Este, of Cincinnati o. She is re
| markably active for her age.
Mr.. Joseph Sippel, q young farmer o
| Franklin avenue 14th district, paid his FRS
| visit to Towson on Wednesday. Considering
| the county seat this is rather remarkable. Mr.
| Sippel, who is son of Mr. John Sippel, is {
native of that section of the county.
Mr.. John G. Schmidt, of Long Quarte
| Farm. near Towson, accompanied by hi
mother, Mrs. Christian Schmidt, of Sunny
| brook, left Tuesday morning for an EXTENDED
| Western trip to visit relatives and friends Of
Mrs. Schmidt. They will spend some time a
| the st. Louis Exposition before their return
Mrs. Charles ]. Riddle, of the 18th district
| honored THE UNION Office with q call on Mon
day. During his lifetime her husband wal
| one of the best known farmers of that section
| of the county. Mrs. Riddle is daughter OF
| the late Ishmael Day She spends most OF be-
| time with her daughter, Mrs. E. A. Harlan, O
| Fork.
Mr.. G. s. Clarke. general manager of thu
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, was this week ap
pointed vice president of the Missouri Pacific
| Railroad, with headquarters at st. Louis. Mr.
| Clarke is son of the late Gen. James G. Clarke
| who once represented Baltimore county in tn,
| Maryland Senate and lived at Ashland, N
| @. r. r.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles J. Hull celebrated
| the ninth anniversary of their marriage at thei
| home at Lansdowne, 18th district, on Monday
| night last and entertained large number o.
| their friends There was a pleasing voca
| and literary entertainment at the same time
| Mr.. Hull is member of the bar and also I
dealer in real estate.
| MT. Wlllldul DuOcHudkcI. WIZ ldo uoOA
| in active service in the United States Navy TO
some years. has been detailed to the recruiting
| office in Baltimore, and will make his home
| hereafter with his brother-in-law, DR.. Jackson
| Piper, in Towson. He is the eldest son of thu
| late VIM. s. Shoemaker, who was once res
| ident of lower Long Green Valley, removing
| from thence to Towson.
Within the past week the following Balti
more county people registered at the Maryland
State Building on the Worlds Fair grounds
| Miss Doris l.. Stewart, Green Spring Valley
Ernest E. Wooden, Woodensburg; F. w
| France and Miss Ida ]. France, Gainesville
| Miss Viola j. Gill, Fairyiew; F. Ripplemeye
| and Mrs. F. Ripplemeyer. Ruxton, and Harry
| G. McCnbbin, OwiDgs Mills.
Among the Baltimore county people WHIT
| attended the Hagerstown fair this week were
Messrs Harry Deyries, Thomas Cradock. Ken
nedy Rogers, William A. Lee and John b
| Longnecker. DR.. A. G. McCurdy, a membe
| of the board of managers of the Baltimor
| County Agricultural Society, was guest o
| the fair managers on Thursday. Mr.: and Mrs
Harry u. Busick, of Towson, were also at tn
| fair on Thursday.
Several Baltimore county people who at
tended the York fair last week were pleased t
meet Mr.. A. G. N. Matthews, of the old-tim.
Baltimore auctioneering firm of Matthews d
| Kirkland. Mr.. Matthews owns beautiful
home near York and ALWAYS keeps an eye OpeI