The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-11-04
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Mrs. Flora Stewart, of Warren. Pa. j
spending some tiEie with her sister, Mrs. s. s
Sparks, of Sparks Station, N G. r. r.
Mr. William Hope, farmer near Ma
donna. Hartford county, who is So years of age
was stricken with paralysis few days ago.
Rev. Oscar Guthe, pastor of Jerusalem
German Lutheran Church. Gardenville, who
had been sick for some time, has recovered.
DIR. Il. N. Brush, medical superintendent
of the Sheppard Pratt Hospital, registered al
Hotel Wolcott, New York city, on Thursday
Mrs. James Brogden and family have CLOSED
their summer home, ''Ingleside," Long Green
Valley, and removed to Baltimore for the
winter.
Mr.. Beae R. Howard and family, who
spent the summer at their farm near Taylor
have returned to Washington, D. c.. for the
winter.
-Dr. Murray Steele q. s. Navy, who lives
at Sherwood, N. q. r. R., sailed this week
from New York on years cruise in African
waters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester B. Turnbull, of An.
burn Cottage, near Towson, are visiting friends
in Loudon county. Va. They will spend the
winter at Roland Park.
DIR. J. Edgar Orrison, who disposed of the
personal property on his farm, north of Cock
eysvile. on Tuesday last, has removed with
his family to Baltimor
MIR. Edward s. Peerce and family. who
spent the past summer at their farm "Fertili-
ty," in Dulany's Valley, this week removed
to Baltimore for the winter.
DIR. Harry Bosley, a successful veterinary
surgeon of Washington, D. c., came to Tow
son on Wednesday to attend the funeral of his
aunt, Mrs. James A. BOsley.
Mr. Alexander Guthrie, a we'll known
farmer of My Lady's Manor, celebrated his
SD birthday few days ago and entertained a
number of his friends at dinner.
Mr.. Richard Vincent, Jr., and his son. Mr..
r. A. Vincent, of White Marsh, who spent
some weeks in England, reached New York on
Tuesday and are now at their home.
MIR. and Mrs. David G. Mcintosh, Jr., will
spend the winter with the latter's mother.
Mrs. j /. II. Rieman. whose city residence is at
82l West Monument street, Baltimore. :
Mr.. Louis McLane and family, who spent
the past summer at Bonnie Blink" near
Cockeysville, returned to their home on North
Charles street, Baltimore, ON Thursday.
Judge Frank I. Duncan. of Baltimore
county, has rendered his resignation to the
Governor as a member of the board of mana
gers of the Maryland House of Correction.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Rodgers. Jr., of
Queenstown, have issued cards for an at home,
Tuesday evening, November 7th, the occasion
being the fifth anniversary of their marriage.
Miss Winifred Potter, daughter of Rev. s.
A. Potter, rector of st. James P. q. Church,
My Lady's Manor is under treatment at the
Church Home, North Broadway, Baltimore.
DIR. Walter B. Plat and family have closed
their summer home near Upper Falls, Balti-
more county, and have reopened their town
house. SO2 Cathedral street, Baltimore, for the
winter.
Mr.. Harry G.. Brogden, son of the late
James Brogden of Long Green Valley, will go
to Chicago in few days and from thence be
will leave for Brazil, where he will engage in
business.
Mr.. Charles c. Homer, Jr., of Sherwood,
~ in, al has cd
He is vice-president of the Second National
Bank of Baltimore, OF which his father is
president.
The Misses Cuttings have closed their sum-
mer home, "Roslin, near Upper Falls, Balti-
more county, and are now occupying their
city residence West Preston street, Baltimore,
for the winter.
Mr.. Michael Padian, who spent six weeks
in the North, part of the time at Mount
Clement Michigan, has returned to his home
at Padonia, N. G. r. r. He was accompanied
by bis brother, Mr.. Peter Padian, of New York.
MIR. VIM. Payne Cooper, prosperous
young business man of Salt Lake City, Utah,
called on some Of his friends in Towson a few
days ago. He is native of this place and
son Of Mrs. j. o. Cooper, of Baltimore. who
lived here many years.
Mrs. Schmalhorst, wife of Rev. W. l..
Schmalhorst, pastor of Chestnut Grove Presby-
terrain Church, Sweet Air, sang at the after
last Sunday. Her husband also has charge as
pastor of the latter church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby Emory removed this
week from GovanstOwn to the farm they re-
Gently purchased at Woodlawn, I'd district,
from Mr.. G. Frank Emmart. Mr. Emory, who
resigned his position at Sparrow's Point, will
engage in the business of poultry raising on
large scale.
Miss Mamie Brooks, daughter of Mr.. John
Thomdyke Brooks, of Sykesville, Md, was
visitor this week at Trinity Church Rectory,
Towson. Miss Brooks who is member of
the old Maryland family of that name, per-
sonally conducts one of the largest farms in
that section of the State.
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Erdman of P, who
reside on the Belair road, celebrated the
fifteenth anniversary of their marriage last
Monday night upon which occasion they enter
tanned large number of their friends. The
house was beautifully decorated. A number
of handsome presents were received.
MIR. and Mrs. Nicholas Bosley Merryman
have sent out invitations for the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Anna Buchanan Merry
man, to Mr.. Henry Carroll, at l O'Clock on
Thursday, November 10th. at Sherwood P. E.
Church, Cockeysville Mr.. Carroll is son OF
MIR. William S. Carroll, near Phoenix.
Mr.. William S. Treadwell, of the Sheridan
farm of the Hampton estate, is among the
many lifelong Baltimore county Democrats
who are opposed to the Poe amendment. be
SAYS his grandfather and his father were straight
Democrats and he has followed in their foot
steps, but this thing is too much for him.
MIR. Leopold Minnick. of Sunnybrook,
10th district, who called at THE UNION office
on Friday to renew his subscription, was car
rying mahogany cane that was brought from
South America and that has been in his family
three generations. It was first carried by his
grandfather, who lived to the age of 90 then
by his father, who was 80 when he died, and
now by himself, be being 80 years OF age j.
Mr.. William g. Rockefeller, president of
the National Beagle Club of America, was
among the guests at Avalon Inn, Green Spring
Valley, this week and participated in the beagle
field trials. He is resident of Connecticut
and nephew of John D. Rockefeller, the oil
magnate Mr.. Rockefeller, who is very pleas
ant young man, was greatly pleased with
his visit to this section of Maryland, and SAID
it would not be long before he returns. he
was reelected president of the club during this
weeks meet.
Capt. Jim Norwood, the veteran auc
tioneer of the 18th district, had 1.-THE sale of bis
life'' at the Court House in Towson on Tues
day, when he sold farm of about 80 acres
located in bis section of the county, for 81, 49,
Before the sale somebody said the place would
not fetch $1,000, but when Capt. Jim" got
through with it Just see the result He modestly
received the congratulations of some OF his
Towson friends and then proceeded towards his
home with a bright smile Illuminating MS
handsome countenance.
-Towson was honored on Monday after
noon by visit from Mrs. Howard Could who
was travelling in splendid French touring car
from her summer home at TarrytowD. New
York, to Annapolis. She was accompanied by
two ladies and the party stopped at Hotel Tow
son and wished to secure three rooms for the
night rather than proceed to Baltimore, but
Proprietor Tracey could not furnish the neces-
sary accommodations because all but two OF
his rooms were engaged. The party remained
some time at the hotel and then left for Baltl-
more. They spent the night at the Belvedere
and the next day went to Annapolis to witness
the arrival of the English squadron. A Baltl-
more paper says that although Mrs. Gould was
at the Belvedere but short time she distriD-
uted among the walters and other servants
several hundred dollars in tips.
Game Protectors Hold Annual Meeting.
The Maryland Game and Fish Protective
Association held its annual meeting at the
Eutaw House, Baltimore last Saturday night.
Deputy wardens from all parts OF the state
and members of similar associations OF Penn
sylvania and the District of Columbia were
present. Officers were elected for the ensuing
year as follows: President, George Dobbin
Penniman; vice-president, M. II. Ould; secre-
tary, Oregon Milton Dennis executive COM
mittee, George Dobbin. Penniman, M. HI. Oqld,
William B. Hurst, Robert ]. Kane, l.. Nj. Lev
ering, William H. Fisher, A. E. Thompson,
DIR. s. G. Pennington, DR.. Charles @. Harris,
Henry Brauns, J. Olney Norris r. H. Gilbert,
William II. Mcdowell, DR.. II. g. Wilson, Con-