The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-03-04
per.onal Mantion.-

Long Green Circuit, NJ. E. Church. expects t.
be returned there for another year.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Bokel, of Pleasant
Plains, Govanstown, will attend the inaugur
al ball in Washington on saturday nignt.
Mr.. Richard II. Woollen. of Baltimore
| formerly of Green Spring Valley, called on
some of his friends in Towson on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Keech, of Towson,
are spending few days with friends in Wash.
ington, D. G., and enjoying the Inauguration
festivities
Mr.. William Lanahan, of "Blenheim, -
near Charles street avenue who had an opera
tion performed at his home last week, is rapid
MIR. John W. Avirett State game warden
for Maryland, was among the callers at THE
UNION Office this week. He is resident Of
Cumberland and newspaper editor.
Judge N. Charles Burke, OF TOwS0n, was q
pall-bearer at the funeral of ex-Sheriff w.
Smithson Forwood, which took place from his
late home at Belair, on Thursday last.
State Senator John s. Biddison, Of Balti-
more county, spent several days this week in
New York city attending to some professional
matters. He was guest OF the Gllsey House.
Miss Bessie Conkling and Miss Fannie
Gephart, of Mt. Washington, left on Tuesday
for Cleveland, O.. to spend some time with the
formers sister, who is the wife of DR.. Laid, OF
Mrs. Offutt, wife of Mr.. T. Scott Offutt of
the Towson bar, who has been suffering from
an aggravated attack of grip for the past ten
days, is improving. She is attended by Dr..
Harry s. Jarrett.
Prof. Albert s. Cook, superintendent of
Baltimore county schools, has been in Mil
waukie, Wis, this week attending the national
convention of school superintendent. He is
expected home today. :,
Mr.. Louis P. Henninghausen, the well.
known member of the bar, has been re elected
president of the Society for the History of Ger
mans in Maryland. Mr.. Henninghansen left
ON Wednesday for an extended tour of Europe.
Rev. w. G. A. Hollis, of West Falls, Erie
county, N. Y, has accepted call to the pas.
torate of st. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Blenheim, Baltimore county. He
will be regularly installed next Sunday at $50
Mr.. N. f. Ford. who has been connected
with the Baltimore San about forty years, was
in Towson on Tuesday. He is the man who
gets up the material for the San Almanac and
It takes him about six months of each year to
do it.
Mr.. Richard Trapnell, of West Virginia,
and Mr.. Robert Y. Barker, of Virginia, both
of whom are students at the Theological Semi.
nary at Alexandria, spent several days in
Towson the past week as guests at Trinity
Church Rectory
banquet Of Loyola College Alumni Associa-
ton, held at Hotel Belvedere, Baltimore, ON
Tuesday night, were Messrs. Charles @. Homer,
Francis T. Homer, ]. Preston McNeal and DR..
Charles O'Donovan.
Col. Walter s. Franklin and bis sons,
Messrs. Walter s., Jr., and George Franklin,
left on Monday for Southern trip that will
include prominent points in Florida, Mobile
and Galveston. The Messrs. Franklin are
students at Harvard.
Mr.. 1. s. Jones' of Relay, is among the
students of Cornell University who have been
engaged lately in making test of the B. d. o.
ol1 = MIA a Cant. IAln0t
Jones, formerly member OF the Baltimore
county School Board.
The congregations of Monkton Circuit of
the M E. Church ask for the return OF Rev:
Solomon German, who has faithfully served
them one wear. There are five churches on the
circuit-Monkton, Wesley Chapel, Clynmalira,
Phoenix and Warren.
Mr.. J. Wesley Lee, one of Towson's Oldest
citizens. celebrated his 10Th birthday on Tues
day. He formerly conducted store in Tow
son and was the first man to run an omnibus
line on the York turnpike between Govans-
Mr.. George w. Feelemyer, formerly one
of the appraisers of the Baltimore county Or
phans' Court, is suffering from Brights dis.
ease at his home in Baltimore. For several
years Nh. Feelemyer was doorkeeper in the
House of Representatives.
Mr.. John Thomas Miller, farmer of the
7th district of this county has seven IONS, five
of whom are in the employ. of the Northern
Central Railway Company, the other two liv-
ing at home with their father. One of the
sons is studying for the ministry.
Mr.. John G. Bosley, formerly OF Baltimore
county, who for some time had been connected
in an official capacity with the Queen Anne's
r. R. Company, gave up his position on Tues
day and now has charge of the boats Of the
Queen Anne's Ferry and Equipment Com
pany. 1880,
Mrs. Green, wife of Mr.. William II. Green,
Tlo1 osk v6rNh od
ing some time at the Arkansas Hot Springs
for the benefit of her health, has returned to
her home much improved. Mrs. Green has
many friends and acquaintance in Baltimore
comfy.
staIwart citizen of the 9Th district was in Tow
son on Wednesday and received the congratula.
lions of some of his friends upon his fine APP
pearance. lie is an ex-member Of the House
of Delegates and is still actively engaged in
business.
Rev. Howard F. Downs, pastor of Govans-
town M. E. Church, and Mrs. Downs, cele-
brated the twentieth anniversary Of their mar:
rage on Monday night last. They received
their many friends in the pretty new church,
and afterwards collation. was served in the
parsonage.
Mr.. Watson P. Church, editor and pro-
prietor of the Newtown (Pa.) Enterprise, came
to Towson this week to attend the funeral OF
Mr. William H. Ruby. He is son of the
late E. F. Church, Who more than fifty years
ago established the Baltimore County Advocate
at Cockeysville.
On Monday last President Roosevelt APP
pointed Mr.. Joseph Jenkins Lee, who has been
secretary of the American Legation at Panama,
to be consul general of the United States at
Panama. Mr.. Lee is native OF Baltimore
county and son of Mr.. Charles ODonnell
Lee, formerly Of Roland Park.
Ar:u sc Nanoau f1orv, vvho
accepted the call to the rectorship of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church of the Redeemer, on
Charles street avenue, will conduct service
there for the first time next Sunday morning.
He succeeds the late Rev. George G. Stokes,
who was rector of the church nearly forty-fouT
years.
Mr.. Lewis E. Benedict, who has been rent
and who sold out his personal effects on that
property last Wednesday, has rented from Mrs
c. s. Taylor the house on the Mount Prospect
farm, on the Hillen road. Mr.. Benedict is the
present manager of Mrs. T. Harrison CARROTS
Pleasant Plains dairy farm, east of Towson.
AT the celebration last week Of their gol
den wedding at their home in Baltimore by
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 81. Nicoiai; Mr.. Victor
G. Bloede, of Gainesville, on behalf OF himself
and family, presented each member OF MI
Nicolai's family handsome souvenir of the
event, printed in gold. with embossed cover,
and the bride and groom with wedding ring
each.
Work Of the Orphans Court.-In the
Baltimore county Orphans Court this week
letters were granted on the following estates:
On the personal estate of Joseph X. n arston
| to Emanuel w. Herman, administrator.
On the personal estates OF Augusta LeRoy
Birckhead and Frederick Harrison McEvert
Birckhead to w. Hall Harris administrator.
On the personal estate of Mary Morris, tc
William NJ. Morris, administrator.
On the personal estate of Margaret j. Troxel
to Molly K. Ducker administrative.
The will of Joseph Klein was admitted tC
probate on Wednesday. He bequeaths all OIL
his real estate to his son, George Klein, who
is charged with the payment OF 81 800 to the
testator's daughter, Mrs. Catherine Wornlein
note held by the testator against his daughter
Mrs. Anna NJ. HAPPIER, is canceled. The residue
of the estate is bequeathed to the testator'i
children, share and share alike.
The issues involved in the caveat filed to the
will of William H. Goodwin. of the 9Th dis
trict, were on Tuesday sent by the Orphans
Court to the Circuit Court for trial. The caveai
was filed by Miss Charlotte Price and others
The beneficiaries under the will are the chill
dren of Mr.. Caleb v. Cherbonnier, nephew
of Mr.. Goodwin.
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