The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-07-29

| Misses Blanche and Amy hlttennOuSe,
daughters of Sheriff Rittenhouse, are spending
some time at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Elmer ]. Cook, of Towson. is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woodward, whose cOun-
try home is at Odenton, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah E. Offutt and family,
of Cockeysville, will go to Old Point Comfort,
Va, for stay of some days.
Mrs. Frank Il. Zouck, of Reisterstown, has
gone North and will spend some time in Boston
and also in Portsmouth, N. 81.
Miss Marjorie A. Brooks, of Philopolis. has
gone to Asburv Park, N. J., to spend some
time with friends who have cottage there.
Mrs. T. Scott Offutt, of Towson. accompa-
MED by her young son, has gone to Petersville,
Md, to visit her brother, Rev. John /. Yellott.
DIR. Harry 8. Jarrett, physician at the
Maryland Hospital for Consumptives, has been
sick for some days and confined to his home in
Towson.
States Attorney Robert H. Bussey. accom-.
| panied by his wife and daughter, will leave to-
day for Cape May, N. j., where they will spend
some time.
Miss Mary Trail Yellott, who spent some
weeks with friends on the Eastern Shore of
Maryland, returned to her home in Towson
| on Thursday.
| Col. William S. Powell. who lately bought
and consolidated the two Ellicott City weekly
| newspapers, is now at their head as manager
| and treasurer.
| Mrs. Marshall Winchester, of Sherwood,
| N. c. r. R., who was sick and under treatment
| at hospital in Baltimore, has returned to her
| home much improved.
Rev Michael Stanton is officiating at the
Catholic Church of the Immaculate, Towson,
| during the temporary absence Of the pastor,
Rev. Matthew O'Keefe.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. G: Williams, who spent
several weeks at Carlsbad, are now in Switzer-
land for a month. They will not return to
| America until late in the year.
Mr.. J. Griffin Hall, of the record Office of
the Superior Court of Baltimore, with his fam
lily, is spending bis vacation at Northeast Shore,
| 18th district of Baltimore county.
| Mrs. Mcintosh, wife of Col. d. g. Nc
| 1ntosh. of the Towson bar, has gone to Maria
| gansett Pier, &. L., for several weeks. She
| will be Joined later by her husband
Mr.. John Ridgely, Jr., Of Hampton, near
Towson, has been sick and confined to his
home some days. He is attended by DR..
| James McH. Howard, of Baltimore.
Miss Marie Nicolai, daughter of Mr.. Charles
| Fl. Nicolai, of Linden avenue, Baltimore who
had been seriously i'll at Atlantic City, has i'm
| proved very much within the last few days.
Mr.. Frank II. Kessler, of Dayton, o., is
visiting relatives and friends at his old home
| in the upper end of Baltimore county. He is
a son of the late w. W. Kessler, of Rayvi
Miss Kate Q. Rudger, principal of the
| public school at Providence, northeast of Tow
son, has gone to Saranac Lake, N. Y, to visit
her brother, who is living there temporarily.
Mrs. Osborne I. YellOtt her sisters, Misses
Marguerite and Muriel Powers, and Miss Bessie
EmOry, ali OF 1OWSOu, VINO spent u OSllkutlul
week at Niagara Falls, returned on Monday
| night
Church, Towson, who has been enjoying his
vacation on the coast of Maine, will return in
time for his usual engagements next Sunday,
July 30th.
Mr.. Philip BARLEY Watts member of the
bar, has returned from two weeks tour of
the leading summer resorts of the North. He
was accompanied by Mr.. Lester 7. Watts, of
Pikesville.
Miss Lillian NJ. Todd, daughter of Mr.
William Fl. Todd, of the Pot Spring road, has
returned to her home after being for two
weeks under treatment at the City Hospital in
Baltimore.
Mr.. g. E. McCIeary, former proprietor of
panied by his wife and Miss Elite Cofiell, is
| now at Atlantic City, where he expects to re-
main some weeks.
Mr. William q. Gahan, of the well-known
Gahan, conducted sale of real estate at the
Court House on Wednesday for Mr.. Arthur L.
Jackson, attorney.
MIR. Charles E. Fendall, equity clerk in
the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court is
now enjoying his annual vacation. He has
not gone any distance from home but is just
taking good, solid rest.
MIR. Henry A. Brehm, president, and Mr..
Samuel REGISTER. secretary of the Prospect Park
Gun Club, are participating in the shooting
tOuTDam6QG at OCcdu Olty, nu., Julo Week, anu
both did we'll at the traps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa B. Gardiner. Jr, are
spending the summer near Corbett, N. G. r.
r. Mr.. Gardiner, formerly manager of the
Filston Farm Company, is head of the Gardi-
ner Dairy Company in Baltimore.
Bishop and Mrs. Paret left early this week
for Stroudsburg, Pa, where they will spend
some weeks with the Bishops brother, Mr..
Thomas Paret. They will not return to Balti-
more before the middle of September.
their son. Mr.. w. Armour Jenkins, Jr., who
sailed early in the year for Europe, have ar
rived at home and will spend part of the sum-
mer at their farm IN Long Green Valley.
Miss Isabelle Breckenridge, superintendent
at the Cambridge Hospital. who was recently
operated on for appendicitis. is much improved
and is recuperating at the home of her mother,
Mrs William McRoberts, of Govanstown.
MIR. and Mrs. John Momberger and their
daughter, Miss Clara E. Momberger, of Blen-
heinz 10th district. left on Friday, 28th inst,
for an extended trip North, their objective
points being Toronto, Buffalo and Niagara
Falls.
The engagement was this week announced
of Miss Margaret Howard Ridgely, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ridgely, of Hampton,
and DR.. c. Fountaine Maury Leidy, of Phila-
delphia. The date of the wedding has not been
fixed.
Mrs. Joseph Phipps, of Hampton left on
Wednesday for Chattanooga, Tenn, having
been summoned there on account of the seri-
Gus illness of her son, Mr.. w. Taylor Phipps,
who is in the employ of a railroad company
in that city.
The principal speaker at Glyndon Park
Chautauqua last Sunday was Rev. DR.. Silas
Swallow, of Pennsylvania, the last Prohibition
candidate for the Presidency. Heis sometimes
called the Fighting Parson." DR.. Swallow is
a powerful and attractive speaker.
Judge Burke, Mr.. Frank I. Duncan, Prof.
James E. Green and Mr.. John G. Perkins left
on Thursday night for Norfolk. Va as the
guests of Col Arthur D. Foster, of the Balti.
more bar. The party will enjoy day or two
of ocean fishing before they return.
Mr.. John Beale Watkins, who had been
very sick at his home on Walbrook avenue,
Baltimore, is improving slowly. For many
Green Hotel in the 18th district and is known
to thousands of Baltimore and Hartford county
people.
Rev Page Milburn, pastor of Guilford ave-
nue. NJ. E. Church, Baltimore, who with his
family are occupying cottage on Allegany
avenue. Towson, was unable to occupy his
pulpit last Sunday, as he was confined to bis
bed suffering from severe attack of acute in
digestion.
member of the faculty of the Cecil County
High School at Elkton, has resigned to accept
q more lucrative position in high school at
Paulsboro, N. J.. She is daughter of Prof. 2.
G. Ebangh. principal of Franklin High School,
helSterSLOWu.
Capt. John M. Barrett, of Baltimore, for
merly of Towson, called on a number of his
friends in Towson on Wednesday. He is q
successful tourist agent and has just returned
with large party of Batimoreans from de.
lightful trip to Boston and other points of in
| terest in the North.
The resignation of Col. Charles B. MCLEAN,
| of Towson, as lieutenant-colonel of the First
Regiment, M. N. g.. has been finally accepted.
Col. MCLEAN has served in the State militia
twenty-eight years. his first service having been
with the ole Towson Guards when the compa-
ny was commanded by Col. D. G. Mcintosh.
| County Commissioners Yellott, Slade and
Mann who inspected the roads in the vicinity
1 of Lutherville on Wednesday, were the guests
| at luncheon of Mr.. T. Edward Hambleton at
his beautiful country place. ''Hambledune."
Roads Engineer Shirley and Mr.. w. w. Crosby,
chief engineer of the State Highways Commits
sion, were also present.
Mr.. E. L. NJ. Fishpaw, of the Baltimore
firm of Fishpaw & Son, well-known house and
sign painters, was a visitor to Towson on Wed.
| nesday. In q few days he will leave, with his
family, for New London, Conn.,. where they
will spend month. Mr.. Fishpaw is o native
of the I'd district and his firm does great deal
of work in the western section ofthis county.