The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-08-19
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lantic City.
Mr.. John s. Ensor, of the Towson bar, is
Il enjoying respite from his professional duties
4 at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ehlen, of Oakleigh,
east of Towson, are spending some time at
Miss Eleanor Wright, of Fork. and Miss
Lossie Bosley, of Waverly, are at the Hotel st.
Glare, Atlantic City.
Miss Nellie LamIey, who had been visiting
| relatives in Delta, Pa, has returned to her
home at Lauraville.
Mr.. William II. Lawrence, of the TowsoD
bar, accompanied by his mother, is spending
some time at Beuna Vista Springs, Pa.
Mr.. g. Franklin Wisner, formerly princi-
pal of the Towson High School, has secured
position with Baltimore business house.
Mrs. Edward G. Wheeler, of Shawan, is
| visiting Mrs. William 2. Woolston of Princess
Anne Md, formerly of Baltimore county.
Miss Hester N. Brooks. of Cockey sville,
visiting the Misses Chick, of Hopewell, NJ.
Mr.. John H. Tames well-known bust
| ness man and real estate owner of Hamilton,
| Hartford road, is sick and confined to his home.
Mr.. Charles H. Street, Of the internal
revenue service, is visiting his son, Mr.; John
Rush STREET., of Pennington" Hartford
| county.
Miss Ann Colt Merryman. whospent about
! two months with her sister, Mrs. Franklin, at
Seabright, MI, has returned to her home near
CockeysviIle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Erdman of P, of
Belair avenue accompanied by their son
Clarence, are spending fortnight in Middle
sex county, Va.
| Governor Warfield and staff were entertained
| at breakfast by Col. John L. G. Lee, who is
| member of the staff.
Miss Grace Crowther, daughter of Mr.. John
| Crowther, Jr., of Lutherville, spent last week
! with her sister. Mrs. Martin, wife of Rev. ID.
| in of
| Mr.. William Grason, auditor of the Circuit
| Court accompanied by Mrs. Grason and their
daughter, Miss Ridgely Grason, have gone to
Cape May to spend about week.
| Miss Eleanora Meisner, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Meisner, of Sweet Air, who
spent several weeks with friends at Port De-
| post, Nd. has returned to her home.
Mr.. William p Cole, Clerk of the Circuit
Court, and Mrs. Cole and Mr.. and Mrs. John
F. Anderson, all of Towson, have gone to Old
Point Comfort, Va, to remain over Sunday.
| Mr.. Thomas G. Stevenson, of Fellow
| ship" near Towson, was the guest last week
| of MIR. William 8. Forwood, Clerk of the Cir
cult Court for Hartford county, at his home in
| Beair.
Mr.. e. Stanton Bosley, chief clerk and
auditor in the Office of the County Commits
sioners, returned to his duties this week after
enjoying vacation at Atlantic City and Thur
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Wilhelm have
| returned to their home at Parkton after spend
| ing two weeks at Asbury Park, NJ J. During
| their absence they also visited relatives in
| Washington.
Rev. G. H. Hesser, pastor of Andrew
| Chapel, NJ. E. Church South, has returned
| from Leesburg. Va. where he went to con-
| duct the funeral services of a personal friend
| who died suddenly.
Mr.. Thomas ]. Harden, well known
contractor, was stricken with paralysis on
| Tuesday at his home on the Frederick road.
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pervisor of the 1st district.
| Miss Julia Jarrett, youngest daughter of DIR.
James II. Jarrett, who had an operation per-
| formed for appendicitis at her home in Towson
about two weeks ago, is improving and COM
! plete recovery is looked for.
1 on Pacific liner, has been visiting his home
! at Rossville. Baltimore county. He is son of
Mr.. Franklin Owens, who at one time held a
| position in the Court House at Towson.
| Prof. Edgar Slagle has been appointed to
the chair of science and higher mathematics in
] the Maryland College at Lutherville. He is a
son of Rev. Calvin s. Slagle pastor Of st.
Pauls Reformed Church, Westminster
| Col. Joshua II. Cockey, OF My Lady's
Manor, who last week went to hospital in
Baltimore to have an operation performed
| was too weak to undertake the ordeal and had
to be taken to his home. He has cancer.
| Mrs. Cockey, wife of Lieut.. VIM. b. Cockey
| of Garrison Farm, near Pikesville, was among
those who assisted in receiving at "Waverly"
| last week when Gen. and Mrs. Herman Stump
rendered a reception to Governor Warfield and
| staff.
Mr.. William s. Fendall, of the Navy De-
partment, Washington, who has been sick
several weeks with pneumonia at his home in
| Towson is improving. He is the only son OF
Mr.. Charles E. Fendall, of the County Clerks
| Office.
Mr.. Lewis E. Benedict, superintendent of
Mrs. CARROTS Pleasant Plains dairy farm, east
| of Towson, has been sick and confined to his
| home in Towson several weeks Mr.. Benedict
| formerly rented Mr.. H. A. PARIS farm, near
! Luthervile
| ter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cook, of Convention,
| and Mr.. John Friskey, of Friskeyville, Belalr
road, will take place at st. Anthonys Catholic
Church, Franklin avenue. on Wednesday,
| August Both.
Mr.. Henry Bach Jr., of the well-known
Baltimore firm of Bach, Myers q Hammar-
strom, merchant tailors, 307 North Charles
| street. is now a resident of South Towson and
| is occupying one of the cottages OF Mr.. Z. Il.
| Thomas, at Terrace Dale.
| Mr. Lewis s. Cole, who is connected in an
| official capacity with the Maryland House OF
| Correction, is enjoying a thirty days furlough
| and is spending the time with relatives and
| friends in Baltimore county. He is brother
| of County Clerk William P. Cole.
Rev. Matthew o. Keefe, the venerable pas
| tor of the Catholic Church OF the Immaculate,
| Towson, who has been under treatment several
| weeks at st. Joseph's Hospital in Baltimore,
| has improved so much that he hopes to be
| able to return to his home shortly.
Mr.. Charles A. Benson. formerly of Fork,
Baltimore county, has temporarily closed MS
| house in York and Mrs. Benson and their son
are travelling in the West. Mr.. Benson is travel
ing for the Baltimore firm of Griffith Boyd,
manufacturers of fertilizers and chemicals.
Mr.. George T. Kenly, of Baltimore who
is well known in Baltimore county, has been
appointed an assistant engineer on the Panama
Canal and will leave for his post today he Is
| a son Of Major William L. Kenly, formerly
| chief engineer of the Baltimore water depart
ment.
| Mr.. Henry G. Shirley, roads engineer for
/ Baltimore county, was taken suddenly SICK
while in the office of the County Commission
ers on Wednesday. He was taken to his home
| near the Court House and attended by DR.. j
| H. Jarrett, who said he had an attack OF acute
indigestion.
| The newspapers have had Judge and Mrs.
| David Fowler spending the month of August
| at Cobonrg, Canada when as matter OF fact
| they have not been there and do not intend to
go. They are spending the summer at Gators
/ ville and Mrs. Fowler has been away lew
/ weeks at the seashore
| Mr.. Richard Vincent, Jr., of White Marsh,
Baltimore county, accompanied by one OF his
| sons will sail today from New York for Glas-
gov, Scotland. Their trip abroad will include
| visits to some OF the leading norlstS OF EUROPE
| The Messrs. Vincent are among the largest
florists and plant-growers in the United States
| Mr.. Charles A. Ridgely, of the Chicago
bar, has been visiting his former home in
| Maryland. He is the youngest son OF the late
| Charles W. Ridgely, of Lutherville and
brother-in.law Of Hon. D. Hopper Emory.
| Mr.. Ridgely was witness to the will of Miss
| Ellen C. Merryman, sister of Messrs. George
| H. and Henry G. Merryman.
| Mr.. William H. Johnson, who lives on
| East Baltimore street extended. in the 18th dis
| trict of Baltimore county, will leave next week
| for a pleasure trip through New York State
1 remaining away about two weeks. 1t is Mr.
| Johnson's custom to take long trip every
summer and by this means be has managed to
see many of the states of the Union.
| While in camp at Belair last week Gov.
| WarfieId, State Senator Robinson and Mr..
| John Moores accompanied Mr.. Harry d. Han.
| way in a automobile ride to the residence OF
| Mr. James Carville Lee at Thomas Run: The
Governor is much interested in Revolutionary
history and says that Mr.. Lee is the only known
| living son of soldier of the Revolution. He
| is in his 87th year.
Mr.. Henry P. Mann, member of the Board
| of County Com m issioners and Mr. Osborne J.,