The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-10-29
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Run Valley. has returned from visit to the
st. Louis Exposition.
Mrs. John T. Marshall and daughters,
long time residents of Glyndon, have removed
to Washington, D. G.
Mrs. Belle Richards, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her brother Mr.. George A. Underwood,
of Sparks Station, N. G. II.
Miss Ethel Davis, of Davisville, Baltimore
county, is visiting her cousin. Miss Frances
Edmondson. of Washington. D. G.
Mr.. Harry T. Scott, of San Francisco. CAL,
paid visit this week to his sister, Mrs. Edwin
Scott, of 'Rosedale, Western Run Valley.
Mrs. Lea, wife of Mr.. Thomas J Lea, farm
manager at the Sheppard Pratt Hospital, has
gone to Anderson, Ind, to visit her son, DR..
Candy Wilson.
DIR. James 81. Jarrett, of Towson, is q
member of the Old Guard of 1852-1856, the
members being men who voted for Lincoln at
his first election.
The Misses Brogden, daughters of Mrs.
James Brogden, of Long Green Valley, are
visiting Miss Alice Cheney, at her country
place near Boston, Mass.
Mr.. Robert Garrett, Republican nominee
for Congress in this district, was on Tuesday
night initiated into Towson Lodge of the
Benevolent Order of Elks.
Mrs. G. A. Parks, of Loeb Raven, has re-
turned from a visit to relatives in Washington,
D. c., where her daughter. Miss Mamie Parks,
has gone for an indefinite stay.
MISS que OtIeett, Vi udIlOIu County, 10 Ie-
ported to be very i'll at the Union Protestant
Hospital in Baltimore. She is sister of Mrs.
Stevenson A. Williams, of Belair.
Mr.. Charles e. Burton, of pleasant Pros
pect, Long Green Valley, accompanied by his
son, Master G. Hammond Burton, has gone
to st, Louis for stay of two weeks
Mr.. John 3. Cuttings, head OF the Balti-
more banking house of John s. Cuttings q Co.,
paid visit this week to Locust Vale Stock
Farm, Towson, with a view to making some
purchases.
Mrs. o. c. Stansbury, of Parkville, and her
niece, Miss Celia Deaver of Hartford county,
have returned from st. Louis. They bad de
Exposition.
DIR. R. G. Massenberg and family removed
on Thursday to their pretty new cottage on
West Pennsylvania avenue, Towson, having
vacated house that they occupied nearly
twenty years.
Mr.. Louis McLane and family, who spent
the past summer at Bonnie Blink, near Jockeys
vile, have returned to their city residence,
northeast corner of Charles and Chase streets,
for the winter.
Mr.. Charles J. Bonaparte has been suffer
ing from an attack of tonsilitis at his farm in
the 18th district of this county. He is one OF
the electors atlarge on the Republican National
ticket this year.
Mr.. Robert Garrett the Republican nomi-
nee for Congress in the I'd district. was an
usher at the Turnbull-Grason wedding that
took place in Trinity Church, Towson, last
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Howard Shelley, of Tacoma, State of
Washington, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George e. Shelley, of My Lady's Manor.
Mr.. Shelley is graduate of the Maryland Uni
versity Law School.
Mr.. Lester Wheeler son of Mr.. Edward G.
Wheeler, of Shawan, and Messrs. Benjamin
and William w oolston, sons of Mr.. William P.
Woolston. of Chestnut Ridge, have gone to the
st. Louis Exposition.
Mr.. ]. A. RheeIing who has been engaged
in business at Hereford, 7th district, will make
sale of his personal effects on Monday, No
vember 7th, and soon thereafter remove with
his family to Baltimore.
Miss Ella Wheeler who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Louis G. Cbilcoat. and other
relatives in the neighborhoOd of ShawaD. Bal
timore county, has returned to her home on
Madison avenue, Baltimore.
Mr.. A. Judson Rowe, matchmaker, OF Tow
son, was attacked with sudden illness this
week and is threatened with pneumonia. He
is the father of Mr.. Charles A. Rowe, private
secretary to Senator German.
Rev. and Mrs. William B. Mcpherson have
returned from their wedding trip and are stay
ing temporarily at the residence Of Bishop Paret,
on Madison avenue, Baltimore. Mrs. McPber-
son is q daughter of Mrs. Paret
School Commissioner Reister Russell quiet
ly celebrated his Goth birthday at his home in
Reisterstown on Tuesday last. number of
his friends rendered him surprise party and
extended their congratulations.
MIR. Henry Ceilings, an aged citizen, has
been very sick at his home in Tcwson this
week and under the professional care of DR.. ].
Royston Green. He is brother of the late
Samuel Ceilings, of Lutherville.
Mr.. Frank Ehlen and family, who spent
the past summer ct their country place at
Oak leigh Station. have removed to Baltimore
for the winter. Col. Philip M. Snowden, Mrs.
Ehlen's father, who spent the summer at Oak
leigh, accompanied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Dugan have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are now
occupying the country place of Mr.. John J.
Nelligan, at Towson. Mrs. Nelligan and Mrs.
Dugan are sisters. Mr.. Dugan is clerk in the
1. Mr.. John slingluff, Of Martinsburg. W.
Va, who is visiting his nephew, Mr.. Upton ).
Brady, on the Hillen road, near Towson, sus-
tanned second stroke of paralysis few days
ago. 1t was only slight, however, and he has
since been able to leave the house.
Mr. E. l.. Painter, member of the bar, was
transacting business at the Court House on
Thursday. In addition to looking after his
profession he is engaged in farming and is the
owner of a beautiful estate on the Western
Maryland Railroad at Owings' Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Honore Palmer, of Chicago,
are visiting the latter's mother, Mrs. George
IL.
they may become permanent residents of Bal
timore county, as it is said the climate of Chi
cago does not agree with Mrs. Palmer.
Rev Wesley M. Hyde, of Franklinville,
18th district, has resigned the pastorate OF the
Presbyterian Church at that place and also of
the one at Fallston, having accepted call to
church in Pennsylvania. Much regret is ex-
pressed at his determination to take his depar-
DIR. William Whitridge, of Baltimore, was
transacting business in the County Clerks
office on Thursday. He is the owner OF the
fine farm on the Northern Central Railway,
just north Of Ashland. that was once the home
of the late George Jessop. The DR.. spends part
The family of Mr.. J. William Merryman,
formerly ofthe 4th district of Baltimore county,
removed this week from Jarrettsville to Belair,
where Mr.. Merryman opened a meat market
a few weeks ago. He is an experienced man
in the business and will no doubt meet with
success in his new location.
Mr.. J. NJ T. Fishpaw, of Baltimore, for
merlv of the I'd district of this county, who
spent some time with relatives in the Valley of
Virginia for the benefit of his health, has re-
turned much improved. He was charmed with
that section of Virginia and speaks OF it agri-
culturally and otherwise in glowing terms.
Miss Ann Gott Merryman has rented the
Bonnie Blink property of the late Mr.. John J.
Wight. near COckeysville, and will reside there
in The future. Her brother, Mr.. William D.
Newman, will make his home with her.
Bonnie Blink is one of the most beautifully
located houses in Baltimore county, and is
within sight of Hayfields, the old home of Miss
Merryman.
Mr.. and Mrs. William s. G. Williams, of
Long Green Valley, will sail for Europe on the
10Th of next month and expect to remain abroad
two wears, during which time Mr.. Williams
NAV return to America once or twice. They
have closed their Baltimore county house and
their CITY residnce on the northeast corner Of
st. Paul and Monument streets has been leased
for a term of years.
Miss Mabel Corbin, who was attacked by
sudden illness in Towson M. E. Church two
weeks ago last Sunday, and who was in crit.
cal condition for some days, later improved
and it was thought she would soon get well
This week. however, she had a relapse and
fears are entertained that she cannot recover.
She is at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Alex. b.
Miles, by whom she was raised.
Col. Benjamin f. Taylor, of Baltimore
county. who was some time ago appointed as
sistant superintendent of Arlington National
Cemetery, near Washington, has been pro-
NOTED to superintendent by the War Depart
ment and has been assigned to duty at the Ma
tional Cemetery on the Frederick road, where
he and his family are now occupying pretty
cottage. Col. Taylor called upon some OF his
friends in Towson on Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. George M. Halle. OF Mount
vista. 18th district celebrated their golden we'd