The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-07-15
rersona1 Mention .


Boarman & Lindsay, sailed from Baltimore
for Boston on Thursday.
Chief Judge and Mrs. David Fowler, who
are now at Gainesville. will go to Cobourg.
Canada, early next month.
Miss Emma L. Wilson, teacher of the
public school at Lutherville, has gone to Eu-
rope for couple of months.
Mrs. George Stewart and daughter, of Quin-
cy, ILL.,. are visiting the family of Mr.. G. G.
Slade, of White Hall, N. G. R. r.
Mr.. James E. Ingram, Jr., of the law firm
of Graham & Ingram, registered at Waldorf
Astoria in New York city, on Wednesday.
Mr.. Philip BARLEY Watts, member of the
bar, sailed for Boston few days ago and from
thence he will go to Bar Harbor for several
weeks.
Mr.. G. Herbert Rice, member of the School
Board, is spending week at Asbury Park, N.
J. Later be will go to New York city for few
days stay.
Mr.. James Stiltz. of Indianapolis, Ind.
formerly of Baltimore county, is visiting his
sister. Mrs. James o. Keech, OF White Hall,
N. C. R. r.
Mrs. Charles c. Croft, of Charleston, w.
Va, is visiting relatives at Glyndon. She is
daughter of the late George W. Fisher. of the
4th district.
Mr.. Joseph r. Knight who was once
sheriff of Baltimore county. is bailiff in the
Orphans Court of Baltimore city. He lives
at Hampden.
-Messrs. Redmond C. Stewart and W.
Plunkett Stewart, of Green Spring Valley, will
serve as judges at the Manassas (Va.) horse
show next week.
Misses Nellie and Lille Feast of Towson,
are spending two weeks at Atlantic City for the
benefit of the formers health, which has been
delicate for some time.
Mr.. John A. Wright, formerly of the Tow
son insurance firm Of Offutt, Wright EN-
mart, has engaged in the real estate and in
surance business in Baltimore.
M Ed0or Millor TR nf the law firm
of Miller & Bonsal, has gone on pleasure trip
to the Pacific coast. He will visit Banff, Seattle
and Portland, returning by way of Yellowstone
Park.
Mr.. George R. Willis, the well known at.
torney and president Of the Police Board OF
Baltimore city, was looking after some pro-
fessional matters at the Court House on
Thursday.
Rev. F. T. Little, president of the Mary
land Annual Conference, will preach in Ep-
som M. P. Church, Towson, Sunday, July 18th,
at 1915 A. M. He will also preach at Grace and
Poplar churches.
Mr.. Sidney G. Vincent, of Lutherville, who
graduated last month from the marine engl-
neering department of Cornell University, has
secured position with the Maryland Steel
Company at Sparrow's Point.
Prof. Thomas G. Bruff, of Towson, attended
the annual meeting of the Maryland State
Teachers Association which was held at the
Blue Mountain House, w. r. r., this week.
Many Baltimore county teachers also attended.
Prof. Isaac Shaver, of the 9th district, was
among the visitors to Towson on Tuesday. In
addition to being successful teacher Prof.
Shaver is also a progressive farmer and his
hands indicate that they are not strangers to
active toll.
Rev. w. H. H. Powers, rector of Trinity
Church, Towson, left on Monday evening to
spend three weeks at Rye Beach, N. 81. Dur
ing his absence services will be held as usual
at his church, ministers from other churches
officiating.
Rev. B. B. Abbitt, pastor of Calvary Bap-
fist Church, Towson, who has been away sew
eral weeks on his bridal tour, will return early
next week. He and bis bride will occupy the
parsonage corner of Pennsylvania and Balti-
more avenues.
Mr.. John s. Ensor, ex-State's Attorney for
Baltimore county, was asked this week II he
would accept nomination for a Juogesnlp ID
the Third judicial Circuit. He replied that
he knew of no circumstance that would in
duce him to do so.
Mr.. James L. Gemmell, who was postmas-
ter at Freeland, N. c. r. R., for over fortye eight
years, renewed his subscription to The UNION
on Tuesday. Although far past the allotted
three-score and ten he is still clear-headed
man and enjoys life.
THE UNION enjoyed call this week from
Rev. ]. II. BrungeS, senior pastor OF Hunts
Circuit M. E. Church. He is among the most
active and energetic ministers Of the Baltimore
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full work in his present field.
-Ex.Sheriff William J. Oeligrath, of the
9th district, was among the visitors to Towson
on Tuesday, attending the Democratic con-
vention. He is now engaged in farming, but
judging from his appearance weshould say he
is not hurting himself with hard work.
Mrs. Osborne I. Yellott, of Towson. &C.
companied by her sisters, Misses Marguerite
and Muriel Powers, and Miss Bessie Emory
daughter of ex-senator D. Hopper Emory. left
on Friday for pleasure trip to Niagara Falls
and other points of interest in the North.
Mr.. Albert f. Brunier, who was nomina-
ted for the House of Delegates by the Demo-
cratic convention here on Tuesday, registered
at the Hotel York, in New York city, on
Thursday Mr.. Brunier served one term on
the Orphans Court bench of this county.
Mrs James L. McLane, mother of the late
Mayor Robert NJ. McLane, of Baltimore, has
been lying at the point of death this week at
the home of Mr.. Matthew 8. Atkinson, in Green
Spring Valley. She suffers from a paralytic
stroke and all hope for her recovery has been
abandoned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W. Offutt have re-.
turned from their wedding tour and are now
at their summer home, Highlands" Towson.
While fishing in the ocean off Cape May Mr..
Offutt had an exciting encounter with shark.
By freely using an oar he kept the monster
from upsetting the boat.
Mr.. Joshua Frock, superintendent of the
Dickeyville quarry of the Hook & Ford Con-
tracing Company, who was seriously injured
bv an explosion in the quarry several weeks
ago, is still at the Maryland General Hospital.
His condition is much improved and he will
be able to return to his work in week or two.
-Messrs. Ernest G. and Alfred c. Hatch, of
Lutherville, have passed the examinations of
the State Board of Legal Examiners and have
been certified to the Court of Appeals as entitled
to practice law in Maryland. These young
gentlemen are twin brothers. Mr.. Alfred Q.
Hatch is a clerk in the Towson National Bank.
Major John I. Yellott, of the Towson bar,
will 90 on q Northern pleasure trip that will
include Niagara Falls Thousand Islands, etc.
1t has been twenty-five years since Major Vel.
lott has visited the Falls and he will no doubt
be much surprised when he sees the changes
that have been wrought in that great natural
wonder in quarter OF century.
Col. Charles B. Rogers formerly school
examiner for Baltimore county. is now living
with his nephew, Mr.. N. Rogers Bayly, in the
publication of the Bdtesbarg Ad0ocGJe, a weekly
newspaper, under the firm name of Bayly &
Rogers. The many friends of Col. Rogers will
regret to learn that he has transferred his resi-
dence to South Carolina.
Col. Charles B. MCLEAN, of Towson, was
nominated on Tuesday by the Democratic con-
yention for the fifteenth consecutive time for
the Office of County Surveyor. He has been
elected thirteen times and defeated once by
Mr.. N. u. r. Allen, the Republican nominee
in 1895. We doubt if there is another similar
case in Maryland. A record of having been
elected thirteen times by his party is very
remarkable one.
Captain Gervais, of the French cruiser
Jurien de la Graviere, now lying at Baltimore,
and his staff of officers were the guests OF Gen.
Felix Agnus on Thursday afternoon at his
country residence, Nacirema, Green Spring
Valley, where they were rendered reception.
Among those invited to meet the foreigners
were Governor Warfield, Mayor Timanus and
a number of residents of the valley. During
the afternoon luncheon was served.
Meeting of the Observation-Disclosures
New Church for Hunts Circulating
Brotherhood of the Baltimore District will