The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-11-25
parsonal Mention

! Personal Mention
-Ex-State Senator John Hubner, of Cations
vile. has gone on business trip to Boston.
Ex-senator D. Hopper Emory and family
! have closed their summer cottage in Towson
! and removed to Baltimore for the winter
1 Rev. r. Heber Murphy, rector of st. Johns
! Parish, Worthington Valley, has been spend
ing some time with friends in Washington.
Mrs. Nicoll. wife OF Rev. William J. Nicoll
pastor of Govanstown Baptist Church, has
| been sick and confined to her home several
weeks.
partment, Washington, d. c., is spending
few days at bis old home in the 9TH district of
this county.
who had been spending some time with her
sister. Mrs. George Jessop, of CockeysvilIe, has
returned to her home. Ns
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Rogers, who were
at Sudbrook Park during the past summer,
will spend the winter in Baltimore with Mrs.
Frederick lowering, mother of Mrs. Rogers.
-0n Thursday Judge N. Charles Burke, of
Baltimore county, the new member of the
Maryland Court of Appeals, rendered his first
decision since taking his seat in that tribunal.
Rev. W. H. H. Powers, rector of Trinity
Church, Towson, who spent about two weeks
in Albemarle county, Va, will be home in
time to conduct bis usual services next Sunday.
Mr.. George Whitelock the well known
Baltimore attorney who is the partner of ex-
Chief Judge David Fowler, was attending TO
some professional matters in Towson on Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Donaldson, of Fair
view Farm, near Hereford, have gone to West
minister to visit their daughter Miss Georgia /.
Donaldson, who is a student at Western Mary
land College.
Mrs. Washington Stevenson has been very
sick the past week at her home near Towson,
and her family and friends have been very
anxious about her. DR.. R. G. Massenburg is
county Commissioner George w. Yellott,
Mrs. Yellott and their daughter, Miss Emily
Yellott, whose home is at Ridgeview Farm,
Long Green Valley, will spend the coming
winter in Baltimore.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Ehlen, of Oakleigh,
near Towson, have announced the engagement
of their only daughter, Miss Anna Mae Ehlen,
to Mr.. Leroy Williams Ross, rising young
LAWYER of New York. The marriage will take
place the coming winter.
Mrs. George w. Ewing and Mrs. Raj Parr,
both of Baltimore county, registered at the
Albemarle Hotel, New York city. on Thurs
day. On the same day Mr.. Henry. G. Turnbull,
Jr., also of this county, registered at the Park
Avenue Hotel in that city.
Mr.. William It. Price retired Hartford
county farmer, now living in Baltimore. called
at THE UNION Office on Tuesday to renew bis
subscription. Although well on toward so
years of age Mr. Price, who is bachelor, is
SILL q ROBUST ana active man.
DIR. Stuart Cassard, who rented the OHutt
property, on the east side of the York road.
near South avenue, Towson, will occupy the
same on the 1st of December. The house has
been thoroughly renovated and supplied with
steam heat and other Improvements.
The Misses Albert, daughters of Mr.. Talbot
]. Albert, who is in consular service OF the
United States, will spend the winter at the
Stafford in Baltimore, with their aunt, Miss
Macgill. These Young ladies are grand daugh-
tiers of the late Col. Oliver P. Macgill, of Balti
more county, who was for some years highly
esteemed resident of Towson.
Mr.. John Flannery, contractor who lives
west of the Liberty road, near Gwynn Oak
Park, will sell out his personal effects on the
It'll of December and remove to Baltimore.
MIR. Flannery, who has been lifelong Demo-
crat, voted at Govanstown, Baltimore county,
in 1856 for Buchanan for President. He has
had an active business life and now hopes to
enjoy a well earned rest.
-Dr John g. Beck, vicepresident and Mr..
James P Reese, treasurer, of the City Savings
Bank northwest corner Of Gay and High
streets, Baltimore were in Towson on Thurs
day looking after some business interests here.
This bank, which has been in successful opera
ton about thirty-five years, will open branch
in Towson on the I'd of December, in the drug
store of Massenburg & Son.
DIR. ]. s. Woodward, Jr., an assistant sur
geon in the u S: Navy, has been visiting his
.
Sparrow's Point. Since DR.. Woodward en-
tered the Navy, about two years ago, he has
travelled $1,000 miles by sea. This week he
joined Admiral Evans flagship, the cruiser
Brooklyn at New York, and has sailed for
another voyage that will cover thousands of
miles.
Mr.. T. H. Symington, of Roland Park, re-
turned few days ago from months horse.
back ride through the Valley of Virginia and
the mountains of North Carolina. He was &C
companied by his wife and two friends, Miss
Bessie Clark and Mr.. Danald MacRae Their
horses were shipped from Baltimore to Wood
stock, Va, where the ride began. A convey
ance was used to carry the baggage. The dis.
lance covered was 400 miles.
Mr.. Benjamin Whitley on Saturday last
celebrated his Goth birthday at "Herndon,"
his home near Gainesville, upon which occa-
sion family reunion was held, four genera
tions being we'll represented. Mr.. Whitley,
who is a native of Caroline county, Md, is a
son of DIR. William Whitley, large land
owner and practicing physician, and grandson
Of COL William Whitley, of Revolutionary
fame. He retains the ancestral home and
built there years ago school house for the
benefit of the children of the neghborhood.
The family of Mr.. John Crowther, Jr.,
president of the Towson National Bank, held
q reunion at his residence in Lutherville last
Saturday night, and among the guests were his
twelve children, viz: Mrs. Howard B. Case,
daughter of Mr.. Crowther of London, Eng,
and her daughter, Miss Helen Case; Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Pryor, of South Orange, N. j.;
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Crowther, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Crowther, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Crow
Their, Mr. and Mrs. Bosley Crowther, Mr.. and
Mrs j. s. Crowther, Mr.. and Mrs. Gwynn
Crowther, Guy Crowther Rev. ID. II. Martin
and wife, of Belair, and Misses Grace and Mar
guerite Crowther.