The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-08-06
Personal Mention

Miss Ida NJ. Fox has been appointed prin-
cipal of the public school at Greenwood. 18th
Mrs. Norris. wife of Mr.. Jefferson D. Norris,
of the Baltimore county bar, is at Moorman
river. Va.
Shane, Baltimore county, are camping at Sum-
NIT Grove.
-Mrs.Samuel Adams and Mrs Joseph Kuhn,
of Worthington Valley, have gone to New
York to spend week.
Miss May Irene Whiteford, of Parkville,
| Hartford road, is spending two weeks in the
Blue Ridge Mountains.
Mr. Dorsey Williams, of St. Denis, Balti-
| more county, was a judge at the Charlottesville
! (Va) horse show this week.
Mr.. John r. Griffin, who has been living
in Baltimore for some time has removed to
| Wiseburg, Baltimore county.
Mr.. Martin ]. O'Hara, cashier of the
| County Clerks office, left on Thursday to spend
his vacation at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George @. Jenkins, of Green
| Spring Valley, are making tour of the prin-
| cipal summer resorts in Maine.
Rev. II. f. Downs, pastor of Govanstown
NJ. E. Church, is enjoying well earned rest
| and has taken a sea trip to Boston.
Stock Farm, Towson, registered at the Plan
| ters' Hotel st. Louis, early this week.
Mrs. Wilton Greenway, of Wiltondale, near
Towson, has Joined her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Hilles, at Narragansett Pier, r. L.
MI EDWARD oteuart, OF the OnlUeu Olates
Navy, has been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Richard S. Steuart, of west Towson.
Mr. William L. Amoss, State director of
! Farmers Institutes has been elected an homo
rary member of the Falston Farmers Club.
Mr.. and Mrs W. 8: G.. Williams, who spent
returned to their farm in Long Green Valley.
| Mr. and Mrs. John G. Little, of Monkton,
N. G. R. R left this week for the Worlds Fair.
They will spend month in the West and
| South.
Mrs. E. Cuttings Merryman, of "Gerar,"
| near Cockeysville, accompanied by her chill
dren, has gone to Spring Lake. N. j., for two
weeks.
N. q. r. R., have gone to Pittsburg to visit
Mrs. Edward Jessop, formerly of Baltimore
| county.
Miss Elizabeth c. Centrum, of West Frank
| lin avenue. Gardenville has returned from
visit to Miss Edna Warfield, of Dorsey's How
ard county.
Mr.. T. Dudley Riggs gave dinner at the
| Green Spring Valley Hunt Club few nights
| ago in honor of Mr.. John Nicholas and his
| fiancee, Miss Fraser.
Pa, have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
| Blair, of Sparrow's Point. Mrs. Jessop and
| Mrs. Blair are sisters.
Mrs. D. G. Mcintosh, of Towson. accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs. W. w. Morton,
| of Richmond, left for the Old Sweet Springs,
Va, on Thursday last
Mr.. Upton S. Brady, deputy Register of
Wills, went 10 Norfolk, Va, this week to at
tend the races. Ripple, his steeplechaser, won
| a race there on Wednesday.
MIR. N. Rogers Bayly, of Batesburg, s. c.,
who had been spending month with his uncle,
| Col. Charles B. Rogers in Green Spring Val
ley, left for his home on Tuesday.
Miss Mildred Kahler, of Baltimore, has
her cousin, Miss Elizabeth G. Centrum, of
West Franklin avenue Gardenville.
Miss Sallie B. Upton, daughter of Mr.. s.
W. Upton, of Butler, and her friend, Mrs.
Albert M; .Ensor. are spending few days at
the Blue Mountain House. w. M. r. r.
Major Thomas B. Catch, of the County
Clerks Office, accompanied by Mrs. Catch and
their daughter, Mrs. Albert Rittenhouse, has
gone to Atlantic City for stay of two weeks.
Mr.. Noah e. Ofutt. Of the Towson bar,
has gone to Betterton, Md for short stay.
Mr.. Offutts father, DR.. T. q. Offutt Of Granite,
is with them.
Mr.. Wilton Greenway, proprietor of Will
tondale Stock Farm, south of Towson, says
that in handling his horses he drives one hun
dred miles every day. His days work usually
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Cole, Mrs. William Cole
and Miss Marie Cole. of Gardenville, left on
Monday last to visit friends in Philadelphia.
From thence they will go to Atlantic City to
spend some time.
Mrs. John Ridgely, of Hampton, has gone
to Narragansett Pier. R. l., for stay of three
weeks Later she will be joined there by her
daughter, Miss Margaret Ridgely, and her son,
Mr.. Charles &. Fendall, of the County
Clerks office and his daughters Misses Laura
and Ollie Fendall. have returned from Ocean
City. Mrs. Fendall, who was with them, re-
manned at the sea shore.
Mr.. Elmer e. Pearce, who has been con-
Quoting the boys meeting at Summit Grove
camp meeting was called to his home in West
ern Run Valley on Thursday on account OF the
sudden illness of his mother.
Mrs. Margaret s. Galloway, widow of Will:
daughter, the wife of DIR. 8. T. Day, Of Port
il SXs 81 gRs Es5aasyss and frlenos
Mr.. John Grason, Of the Towson bar, ac-
companied by his wife and daughters, Misses
May and Sallie Grason, has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. J. l.. Findley, at her home near
Church HILL Queen Anne's county, Md.
Mrs. William Lanahan, Of "Blenheim,"
Charles street avenue, accompanied by Misses
NJ. Jennings Carroll, Clara Brown and Gertie
Lee Unduch sailed from New York for Europe
this week. They will return in October.
Frank r. McCabe and wife, of Lewistown,
Pa. ARE visiting Col. Chas. B. MCLEAN, Of Tow
son, brother of Mrs. McCabe: Mr.. McCa6e is
prothonotary of Mifflin county, an office SINH
lar to that of Clerk of the Circuit Court here.
Mrs Ramsay wife of Mr.. John B. RAM
say, president of the Mechanics National Bank
of Baltimore, had an operation for appendicitis
DerIOrmcQ
last 1t was successful and she is improving.
Miss Kate NJ. Mann, who has been spend
ing some time with Mrs. G. Bohn Slingluf, at
her home north of Green Spring Valley, called
on several friends in Towson on Wednesday.
Later in the week she left for Indianapolis Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa B. Gardiner. Jr., are
spending several weeks with relatives IN New
York Mr. Gardiner, who was formerly mana
ger of the Filston Farm dairy, now conducts
the Gardiner dairy on Druid Hill avenue, Bal
timore.
Rev. W. H. H. Powers, rector of Trinity
Church, Towson, who had been confined to his
home several weeks by illness, was able to
leave for the coast of Maine on Thursday. &C
companied by his sister, Miss Powers, OF Rich
mond, Va.
Col. Charles B. Rogers. of "Lystra," Green
Spring Valley, called on some Of his friends in
TowsOn this week. He was formerly school
examiner of the county but is now living
quietly at the old Rogers homestead in the
heart Of the valley.
graduate in medicine, has located at Parkville.
Hartford road, for the practice Of his profession.
| He is the youngest son of the late DR.. A. x.
| Whiteford, for so many years popular physi-
| clan of the same neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Nelson, of Walbrook,
have gone to st. Louis for several weeks.
Before their return they will visit Mr.. Nelson's
brother, Mr.. Robert Nelson, of Capron, ILL
nois. For some years Mr. Nelson was post
master aL MOnktOu, DdltlmOIc COuuty.
| DIR. John E. Bolte, well known physician
of Harrisonville I'd district, was stricken with
| paralysis on Thursday, his entire right side
being affected. He was on his way at the time
| to attend lodge meeting at West Arlington, in
| company with Mr.. H. G. Luttgerding.
| Mr.. w. Stewart Diffendeffer, Of Green
Spring Valley, is Judge at the Charlottesville
| Va.) horse show this week. He is member
| Of the board of managers OF the Baltimore
| County Agricultural Society and also q mem
Der ofthe racing committee OF the society.
Miss Densy Mitchell, who lately graduated
at the College Of Physicians and Surgeons IS a
trained nurse, has gone to the Wilson Santa
rum, w. NJ. r. R., to perfect herself in the
treatment of infants. Miss Mitchell is daugh-
ter of the late w. Frank Mitchell, Of the Tow
| son bar.
Hon. J. Fred. c. Talbot quietly celebrated
his 6lst birthday at his home in Lutherville on
| Friday, August 18th. He is the only surviving
| child of Mrs. T. Ellen Talbot, who lives on
her farm at Lutherville, and who, although
upwards OF so years of age, is still remarkably
| active woman.
Mr.. Harry Malcolm, who for several years
had been occupying apartments in the residence
| - n. n Moauon hurO m T0Wa0n- removed