The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-10-28
Personal Mention.

Personal Mention
Miss Hawley, of Buffalo, N. T., is visiting
her sister, Mrs. f. N. Brush, at her home neal
| Towson
Mr.. Frank R Hoff and family. of Sher-
wood, N. c. r. r., have removed to Baltimore
! for the winter.
Miss Florence Tyree, of Staunton, Va, is
visiting Miss Muriel Powers, of Trinity Church
Rectory, Towson.
Mr.. Thomas B. Todd president of the
School Board. who was indisposed for some
days, has entirely recovered.
Mr. John T. Hershner assistant school
superintendent, made an address before the
Teachers Institute of Cecil county on Wednes-
dav last.
Mrs. Mcintosh, wife of Col. D. G. Nc
Intosh, of the Towson bar left on Wednesday
for Richmond Va, to spend few days with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Carroll Brown, who had
been travelling in Europe for several months,
have returned to "Brooklandwood," Green
Spring Valley.
Miss Margaret Crowther, daughter of Mr..
John Crowther, Jr., of Lutherville is visiting
her sister, Mrs Martin, wife of Rev. D. H.
Martin, of Belair.
The little daughter of States Attorney
Robert H. Bussey, who had an attack of APP
pendicitis. is much better and an operation
was found to be unnecessary.
Mrs. Joshua L. Bull, of Parkton, n. G. r.
r., has returned to her home after pleasant
visit to her son, Mr.. J. NJ. Bull, and other rel
atives and friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. Julia d. Murphy, who spent several
months with her father at ST. Johns Rectory,
Worthington Valley, has started on her home
ward journey for SOran. Germany.
Mr. Oliver Orrick and daughter, who had
been spending some time with relatives and
friends in Baltimore city and county, left for
their home in San Francisco, CAL, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Armour Jenkins and
sons, who spent the past summer at their farm
in Long Green Valley, have reOpened their st.
Paul street house in Baltimore for the winter.
Mrs. John S. Cuttings and her daughters
Misses Gladys and Dorothy Cuttings, who have
been abroad for several months, have returned
and are now at their home, "Ashburton," near
Druid Hill Park.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Randolph Barton, Jr., who
have been occupying their country place near
Pikesville during the summer will spend the
winter with Mrs. Bart0n's mother Mrs. Robert
B. Morrison, in Baltimore.
Mr. Charles ]. Fox, of Baltimore county,
has been commissioned by the Governor as
delegate from Maryland to the conference of the
National Civic Federation, which will meet in
New York city. December 9th.
Mrs. Bosley, widow of James Boslev, has
been critically ill this week at her home in
Towson. She formerly resided at Bosley post
Office Mrs. Bosley is daughter of the late
Charles o. Cockey, of Timonium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Anderson, of the
9Th district, have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Luela Anderson, to
Mr.. Jacob L. Fowble, of Cockeysville. The
marriage will take place early next year.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. B. Cockey, of Garrison
Farm, near Pikesville, accompanied by Dr.
Frank Heating and Mr.. Arthur Cradock, have
returned from a delightful automobile trip
through Western Maryland, going as far as
Gettysburg.
Mr.. Henry NJ Walker, who bought the
farm known as "Cedarmere." on the Reisters-
town turnpike north of Owings' Mills, is now
occupying the same with his family. Mr..
Walker formerly lived on the York road near
Govanstown.
Mrs. Sarah Jane Yellott, who is upwards
of so years of age, has been critically i'll this
week at the home of her sister, Mrs. Banks, OF
Walbrook. She is the widow OF John Yellott,
who was in bis day a successful farmer in
Dulanys Valley.
visiting his sister. Mrs. John Bosley of VIM,
who lives with her daughter, Mrs. George
Jessop of Marble Hill, 9th district. Mr.. Cole,
whose home is at Red Lion, York county, is
a well known evangelist.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Ridgely,
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Rdgely,
of Hampton, near Towson, to DR.. Clarence F.
NJ. Leidy, OF Philadelphia, has been announced
to take place on Saturday, November 10Th, at
the historic home of the family.
Mr.. Ed. J. Hermann, the well known
auctioneer, of Golden Ring, Philadelphia road.
who had been very sick with an attack of
eastritis. is improving and will soon be able to
attend to his business as usual. Three phys-
clans were in attendance upon him.
Mrs. Funck and Mrs. Holton, of Baltimore,
who are active in the wOman's suffrage cause
in Maryland, were in Towson on Thursday.
They are now actively engaged in making
arrangements for the National Convention of
woman's suffragists which will be held in Bal
timOre early next wear.
Cards have been issued for the marriage of
DR.. Charles Mayer Franklin, an assstant-phy-
stefan at the Sheppard Pratt Hospital, and
Mrs. Annie Benbridge O'Ferrall. The cere-
mony will take place at the home of the BRIDE
5 East Preston street. Baltimore, Wednesday,
November 18th, at 1.3O P. NJ.
The family of Mr.. J. Alexander Green re-
moved this week from their cottage on East
Joppa road, to the large bluestone house on
North Virginia avenue, Towson. The Green
cottage will be occupied next week by the
family of Mr.. s. Edgar Cockey, who will vacate
the Offutt house, on the York turnpike.
Mr.. Walter J. MITCHELL who is the Demo
cratic nominee for State Senator in Charles
county, Md, is brother-in-law of Mr.. Thomas
r. Jenifer, of Loeb Raven, Baltimore county,
be having married Miss Florence G. Jenifer in
1899. Mr. Mitchell is a lawyer and also editor
and proprietor ofthe Times Crescent one of the
leading Democratic newspapers OF that section
of Maryland.
Hon. A. A. Blakeney, formerly member
of the House of Representatives from this Con-
gressional district, and who has been resident
of Savage, Howard county, for several years,
will return to Baltimore county and perma-
nently make his home here. Before removing
from this county Mr.. Blakeney disposed of his
mill and other interests in the 18th district and
when he returns he will locate in some other
section of the county, possibly in the neighbor-
hood of Cockeysville.
Mr.. George s. Mann, son of County Com
missioner Mann, who submitted to another
operation at the City Hospital in Baltimore,
has since improved somewhat. In collision
between a trolley car and freight car at
Highlandtown last June he had leg broken
near the hip The last operation consisted OF
uniting the shattered bone by the use of fine
silver WIRE The injury has caused Mr.. Mann
a great deal of suffering and his family has
been extremely anxious about him.
Baltimore american, writing under date OF
October 21st, says: Fright Rev. William Paret.
bishop of Maryland, conducted the services at
st. Mary's P. E. Church last Sunday. Rev:
Hugh w. s.. Powers, who has been rector OF
the church since it was reopened year ago.
has done such excellent work in the community
that the Bishop wishes to have him build up
congregation in another parish. The mem
bers of st. Mary's congregation, not wishing to
give up Nj. Powers, sent protest to the Bishop,
who in answer, visited the church last Sunday
and placed the matter so clearly before the
congregation that it was unanimously agreed
to abide by whatever decision the Bishop
might make.'' Mr.. Powers is son of Rev.
w. II. H. Powers, rector of Trinity z. E.
Church, Towson.
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