The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-12-30
parsonal Mention :

/ NM. L. hanson Hiss OuuCdu udo 1CtuIHCu
to his home at Parkville, Hartford road. after
spending some time with friends in New York
city.
of Butler, Baltimore county, is spending the
! winter in Baltimore with his daughter Mrs.
John N. Wright.
Mrs. Jarrett, wife of DR.. Harry s. Jarrett,
of Towson, accompanied by her four little
sons, is spending the holidays with her parents
in Pottstown, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. jacob M. Pearce, OF NY
Ladys Manor, are spending some time in Bal
timore. Later they will go South for the re-
| mainder of the winter.
Mr. Andrew Sack, a well known citizen
and business man of Lauraville, Hartford road,
| called at THE UNION office on Christmas day
| to renew his subscription.
Misses Mary and Fannie Bayly, of Lystra,
| Green Spring Valley, with their aunt, Miss
Rogers, are spending the winter on North
Charles street. Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Leonard, who were
lately married, are spending Christmas week
with Mrs. Leonard's parents, Judge and Mrs.
| n Charles Burke, of Towson.
"A family reunion was held on Christmas
day at the home of ex-Judge Luther Timanus,
| on the Windsor Mill road, I'd district. All his
children and grandchildren were present.
Mrs Byerly, wife of Judge William Byerly,
| of the Orphans Court who has been in failing
health for some time, is now confined to her
bed at her home at Fowblesburg, 4th district.
MI. JO01 VI 16IklHS, Ouo Vi InC COllOIo VI
the Towson Democrat and Journal, left on Mon
day for Chicago to spend few days with his
| mother and brother, who are residents of that
city.
Miss Page Crowther, who is a student at
Moravian Seminary, Lititz, Pa, has been
spending the holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John S. Crowther attheir home near
| Cockeysvile.
-Dr. B. r. Benson, we'll known physician
| of Marble Hill, 8th district, is suffering from
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overwork. 1t is not thought an operation will
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G. Lee entertained
their children and grandchildren at their
home, Lake View" Dulany's Valley, on
Christmas day and an enjoyable day was spent
by all present.
MIR. William A. House, general manager
| of the United Railways and Electric Company,
will leave in a day or two for his annual vaca-
ton, which he will spend in North Carolina
! quail shooting.
Master Lee Ruhl. who attends school from
the home of his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
! g. Lee, of Dulany's Valley, is spending the
holidays with his parents at Verdant Valley
Farm, Hartford comfy.
| A local alumni association of the gradu-
ates of Lafayette College, Easton, Pa, has
been organized at Mt. Washington, with Mr..
| John S. Ensor, a we'll known member of the
| Towson bar, as president.
Miss George l. Donaldson, student at
western Maryland OoleSe, westminster, 10
spending the holidays with her parents, Mrs.
| D. F. Donaldson, of Fairview Farm, near
| Hereford, Baltimore county.
Mrs. Eliza W. Yoder, widow of s. M. Yoder,
of Long Green Valley, came to Towson on
| Tuesday and administered on the estate OF her
late husband. Some time next month she
| will sell the snug little farm upon which they
lived.
-Messrs. Melchor Hoshall and William
Byerly, judges of the Orphans Court, accom-
panied by Col. A. M. Ruby, one OF their ap-
prasers paid their respects to The UNION on
Wednesday and exchanged pleasant seasonable
THE marriage of Miss Anna Mae Ehlen,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ehlen. and
| Mr.. Leroy Williams Ross, young attorney,
will take place at Memorial Protestant Episco-
pal Church, Baltimore, on Wednesday, Janu-
airy 18th, at P. NJ.
Mrs. Slade, wife of Mr.. John E. Slade, of
Long Green, attended the celebration of the
tiftieth anniversary of The marriage of her
| parents Rev. and Mrs. Asbury r. Kelley, which
| took place at their home in Cumberland, Nd,
| on Wednesday last.
Mr. Harry NJ. Gather who keeps heliyery
stable at Roland Park and who was formerly
engaged in farming in the 9Th district, was in
| Towson on Tuesday. He has just recovered
| from an attack of typhoid fever that confined
| him to his home six weeks.
| Mr. Samuel F. Coale, the energetic young
contractor and builder of Ruxton, N. G. R. r.,
| says he has so much work on his hands that
| he does not see how he can get through with
| it, He thinks the building prospects for next
| year are as good as they have been in 1905.
Rev Matthew o. Keefe, pastor Of the Church
| of the Immaculate, Towson, who is approach
| ing his 18th birthday, actively assisted in the
| various services at his church on Christmas
! day. His health, that had been delicate for
| some time, has been almost entirely restored.
MIR. E. Winthrop Bosley, of the Towson
bar, who has been staying in the Adirondack
Mountains some time for the benefit of his
health, is rapidly improving, having gained 30
| pounds in weight since ne has been there; de
! Is the eldest son of the late s. Parker Bosley.
| MIR and Mrs. Philip A. S. Franklin, OF
| New York, spent Christmas in Baltimore with
| Mr.. Franklin's parents, Col. and Mrs. Walter
| s. Franklin, of East Mount Vernon Place.
| They also visited relatives in Baltimore county.
| Mrs Franklin was formerly Miss Merryman,
of Hayfelds.
| Mr. Milton Dance, well known farmer OF
| Dulanys Valley who is nearing 50 years OF
age has been much indisposed this winter and
unable to leave his home. He the Oldest son
| of the late Joseph G. Dance, who was, many
| years ago, miller and farmer IN that section
| of the county.
Mr.. Arthur Boehm, of Aigburth Park,
| Towson, is a member of the executive commit
tee of the board oftrustees of the Church Home
and lnfirmary, North Broadway, Baltimore,
| which officially opened its fine new annex on
Wednesday last. Rev. DR.. ]. s. B. Hodges is
| chairman of the committee.
| Mr.. Frank w. Emory, manager of the
| Welsbach Company, North Charles street,
| Baltimore, received as a Christmas gift from
the employees of the company handsome
| gold chain and charm set with diamonds. Mr.
| Emory is a son of ex-senator d. Hopper
Emory, of the Towson bar.
Mr.. Harry B. Smith, who has been rent
ing the Price farm, on the Warren road, one
mile from Cockeysville, will sell all his per-
sonal effects on Thursday, February I'D. Mr.
Smith, who is a native of Frederick county,
| says he retires from farming because he is
unable to secure suitable help.
Rev. Thomas H.. Wright, Mrs: Wright
| and Miss Mabel Wright of StevensVille Kent
Island, and Mrs. Vallie Hawkins. Miss jan
nette Hawkins, Mrs. Barclay Brown and Miss
| s. Elenora Brown, of Fawn Grove, Pa, were
guests of Mr.. Clarence w. McMaster and wife,
| of Towson, during the Christmas holidays.
| "A number of reunions took place in the
neighborhood of Cockeysville within the past
week. Among these were the family Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Hutchins Cockey, of Melrose Farm;
the family of Mrs. John Bosley of VIM; the
family of Mr.. John d. G. Duncan, of Marble
| of Bellfield Farm, and the family of Mr.. George
s. Ensor, near Butler.
Mr.. Henry s. Wheeler gave an oyster din
ner on Wednesday, 9th instant, at his home,
| 1909 York road, Baltimore, to the members OF
his ducking club. Among the guests were Mr.
| George ChllcOat, OF ShaWan, ana Mr. oamuel
M. Rankin, formerly of Baltimore county
Those who assisted Miss Wheeler to receive
were Mrs. William TawDey and Mrs. Jennie
Ewing, of West Arlington.
Rev Hugh w. s. Powers, who has been
filling an appointment at Jessop, B. d 0. Rail
road, has been appointed by Bishop Paret
rector of the Protestant Episcopal Church at
Homecoming, Md, where he will take charge
early in January. Mr.. Powers, who is gradu-
ate of the Theological Seminary of Virginia, is
a son of Rev. W. H. H. Powers, rector Of
Trinity P. e. Church, Towson.
Mr.. John B. Foard, of Long Green Valley,
an experienced Gamer, put up large pack OF
tomatoes at Wheelton, Rappahannock county,
Va, this season. He was so well pleased with
results that be will engage in the same bust
ness there next season, in addition to operat-
ing his home cannery. MIR. Foard is an ex-
member of the House of Delegates.
1t is with much reluctance that The UNION
removes from its mail lists this week the name
i of Mr.. Joshua Parsons, of Baltimore, who for
over forty years has been subscriber to the
paper. He has long since passed the four score
years and ten limit and can no longer read the
paper, hence its discontinuance. For many
years Mr.. Parsons was a highly esteemed resi-
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