The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-10-07


president of the w. G. L. q. of Maryland
Miss Louise G.. Merryman, who spent the
past summer in the North, has returned to her
home, "Willow Brook" near Cockeysville.
Mr.. D. Il. Rice. of Valley View Farm,
near Towson, will judge the standard bred
next.
Mrs. Henry c. Turnbull, of Auburn"
near Towson, is visiting relativesin Louisville,
KY, this week. She is native of the Blue
Grass State.
Mr.. George O. Brown. one of the proprie-
tors of Oak Grove Poultry Farm at Parkville,
Hartford road, judged the poultry at the York
Mrs. William T. Miles, of My Lady's
Manor, who had been visiting Miss Elsie 8.
Justice, of Park avenue, Baltimore, has re-
turned to her home.
E. Church South, has resigned and will en-
gage in newspaper work. He has been sue
ceeded by Rev. Harvey Bevans.
Mr., Andrew G. Snyder, whose country
place is on the Hillen road, near Towson, was
on Wednesday elected director of the Com
monwealth Bank of Baltimore.
MIR. Charles e. Weakley, Jr., has gone TO
the University of Virginia to take course in
chemistry. He is a son of Mr.. Charles y.
Weakley, well known farmer near Sweet Air.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. g. Williams who
spent the past year in the Isle OF Wight, Will
sail for home early next month. They will
spend the winter at the st. James HOTEL Balti-
more.
Miss Berdine Shelley, who recently gradu-
ated from the Sheppard and Pratt Hospital, has
gone to Emoryville, Pa, to engage in nursing.
She is daughter of Mr.. Joshua M. Shelley, OF
Warren.
Mr.. Thomas H. Taylor, who was stricken
with paralysis several weeks ago, is almost en-
tirely helpless and confined to his bed. he
lives with his nephew, Mr.. Robert M. Taylor.
near Towson.
sheriff William H. Green, of Baltimore
CITY. who spent the past summer with his
family at Ruxton, n. @. r. r.. has returned to
his home, corner of Mt. Royal avenue and Nc
Mechen street.
Mrs. Eleanor L. Pinkerton, who spent the
past summer in Towson, has returned to her
home in Baltimore. She is native OF Tow
son and the youngest daughter of the late
Nathan H. Ware.
Mr.. Joshua Griffin, of Wyanet ILL.,,
former Baltimore countian, is visiting relatives
John Bond well known retired farmer OF
that section of the county.
Mr.. John Crowther, Jr., president, and
Capt. E. Herman, who is director OF the Tow
son National Bank, attended the annual meet
ing of the State Bankers Association which
was held in Annapolis this week.
Rev. Karl Buff, pastor of the Lutheran
Church in Annapolis, who spent nearly three
three months in Germany the past summer,
has returned. He was formerly pastor of Jeru-
salem Lutheran Church at Gardenville.
MIR. and Mrs. Bolton ]. Love, who spent
the past summer with the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Josiah Jenkins George, of Long Green
Valley, have taken an apartment at the West
over. Park avenue, Baltimore for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Devries, who spent
the summer at the Blue Mountain House, W.
M. R. R., have returned to their homein Green
Spring Valley. Mr.. Devries spent several days
last week at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York.
DIR. Charles Hewitt of Wakefield, Kansas
is visiting his friend County Commissioner
George w. Yellott, at his home, Ridgeview
Farm, Long Green Valley. DR.. Hewitt's father
was at one time rector of Trinity T. e. Church,
Long Green.
Emmart have retired from the insurance BUSH
ness in Towson, having disposed of their inter-
ests to others. They are popular gentlemen
and regret is expressed that they will go out
Miss Edith Rice, daughter of Rev. NJ. F. B.
Rice, formerly pastor of Towson M; =. Church,
was married in Dumbarton NJ. E. Church,
Washington, on Tuesday night, to Mr.. William
W. Handley, of Berwick, Pa. The brides
Rev. james X. Fielding, of Chicago, ILL.,,
who has Just returned from trip to Europe,
celebrated mass in st. Johns Church, Long
IrGen
DAYS with relatives in that section of the county
before leaving for the West.
Miss SalIie Bussey, who was formerly q
school teacher in this county, has been criti-
cally i'll this week at her home in Texas. She
has been an invalid from paralysis for more
than a year. Miss Bussey is sister OF State 8
Attorney Robert H. Bussey.
Mrs. A. NJ. Kalbach, of Lancaster Pa,
who is president of the alumn@ association OF
st. Joseph's Academy, Emmittsburg Nd,
entertained the graduating class OF that instl-
tuition at her summer home, "Merose, near
Woodensburg, few days ago:
Merrvman, daughter of Mr.. N. Bosiey Merry
man, of Hayfields, and Mr.. Henry Carroll,
son of Mr.. William s. Carroll, Of Duddington,
near Phoenix, will take place Wednesday, No
vember 18th, in Sherwood Church, Jockeys
vile.
M. E. Church South, Gardenville, has gone to
Elmira N. Y, to perform the marriage cere.
mony of his brother, Mr. Ernest J. Hesser,
and Miss Adams. of that city. He will also
visit New York, Philadelphia and Bethlehem
before his return.
Mr. U. p Cox, of Glen Morris, 4th district
has had as his guest within the last few days
his brother, Mr.. Abram q. Cox, of Hancock
county, Illinois. He is native Of Baltimore
county, but has been living in the West twenty
five wears. Another brother is Mr.. William i
Cox, of Pikesville.
Mr.. George E. Shelley, a well known farmel
and dairyman of MY Lady's Manor, VINO spen'
several weeks in the State of Washington. re-
turned to his home few days ago. he visitec
his son, who is engaged in business in Tacoma
and also the Lewis and Clark Exposition 81
Portland, Oregon. =.
Mrs. Eleanor G. Price, who had been liv'
| ing with her son, Mr.. Hugh P. Price, on tn
| Hillen road, near Towson, has taken hous
ha IF GhQrlpq lfafAVoIt
| avenue, Baltimore. She is the widow OF III
| A. H. Price and a daughter of the late Dr
Nicholas Hutchins. of My Lady's Manor.
The engagement was announced this weel
| of Miss H. Marie Burke, eldest daughter
Judge and Mrs. N. Charles Burke. OF ToWson
| to Mr.. Daniel A. Leonard q well known ston
| contractor and successful business man, will
offices in the Builders Exchange Building il
Baltimore. The wedding will take place mex
| month.
Mrs. John E. Hurst and her daughter, Mis-
Sallie Hurst, of "Hurstleigh," Charles stree
avenue sailed from New York for Europe o.
Wednesday and will spend the winter abroad
| Mrs. Hurst is the widow Of John E. Hurst, on
| of Baltimore city's most prominent merchant
in his day. She is daughter of the late ID
Ephraim Bell, who was leading physician
the upper end of Baltimore county. Mr.. Hur;
MARYLAND in 1893 and was defeated by the lei
Lloyd Lowndes.
Among the Baltimore county people VIII
visited the York fair this week were the TO
lowing Mr.. Joshua F. Cockey, president
the Cockeysville National Bank; Mr.. jaime
s, Nussear, secretary of the Baltimore Count
Agricultural Society; County Treasurer I
Albert MAYS, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. b. krout, {
Towson; Mr.. H. w. Kapp, of Ruxton; M
James Nick. Merryman, Mr.. D. ID Rice, Messr
Harry D. Busck and Charles Deinstbach, job
s. Held, G. VIM. Parker, Joseph Parker an
John Williamson, all of Towson.
DIR. J. T. Payne, who lately located
Sunnvbrook on the Jarrettsville pike, Gale
on some of his friends in Towson on Wedne
day. He practiced successfully in HarI0i
county many years and then removed to Co
bett and practiced three years with his son,
T. Ross Payne, going from thence to sunni.
brook, where he purchased the property
DIR. r. Percy Smith. After his graduatio
DR.. Payne practiced two years in Towson vii
DR.. J. H. Jarrett. He is native OF Harfol
county and nephew of the late Judge Benz
min n. Payne, of this place.
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Dedication of q Union Chapel.-Tl
Union Chapel at Timonium was dedicated {
Sunday afternoon last, by Rev. L. w. Gosne
pastor of St. Johns NJ. z. Church, Luthervill
who is superintendent of the Union Sundt
school. The services were thoroughly Apr
pirate and the sermon delivered by Rev. N.
b. Rice, of South Baltimore NJ. E. Churc
was excellent. A musical program was re
dered, Mr.. Walter Plummer, the well know
| oo-.ot;sk ,,lovin0 aavoral aplpcfi0na.