The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-05-13
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Personal Mention
Mr.. Richard H. Peasants, member of the
bar, will spend the coming summer in Europe.
Mr.. w. Amour Jenkins, Jr., of Baltimore,
will spend the summer in Long Green Valley.
Mr.. ID. Hopper Emory and family are
again occupying their cottage in Towson for
| the summer.
Mr.. Henry G. Matthews and family, of St.
Paul street, Baltimore, are now at their sum-
mer home at Cockeysville.
Mrs. Charles w. Ridgely and her daughter,
Miss.Harriet Ridgely, of Lutherville, are spend
ing few weeks at Atlantic City.
-Messrs. Robert H. Wright and Robert M !.
Taylor, of Baltimore county, spent several
days this week in New York city.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Cromwell have re-
moved for the summer to their farm on the
! Pot Spring road, east of Timonium.
| Mrs. William Murphy, Of Cecil county.
Nd, is visiting Rev. r. Heber Murphy at st.
| Johns Rectory Worthington Valley.
Mr.. Frank Ehlen and family, of Baltimore
have reopened their country place at Oakleigh
Station, Md. & Pa. Railroad, for the summer.
Rev. Matthew O'Keefe, pastor of the
| Catholic Church of the Immaculate, Towson,
day.
Mr.. e. Glenn Perine and family, who spent
| the winter in Baltimore, have returned to
Homeland" their beautiful country place on
Charles street avenue.
Mr.. Graham Gilmor of Arkansas, son of
| the ldL6 hODeTL vi EliCLla 10 Vlolt-
| ing relatives and friends in Baltimore and
| other parts of Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edger g. Miller and daughter,
who spent the past winter at The Stafford, in
Baltimore, are again at Romano" their
| COUNTRY place on Charles street avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester B. Turnbull, who
spent the past winter at Roland Park, have re-
opened their summer home, Auburn Cottage"
on the York turnpike south of Towson.
Rev. Harry s. France. d. D.. presiding
elder of East Baltimore district, NJ. E. Church.
is very much indisposed and was unable to fill
his appointment at Towson last Sunday.
MIR. Charles H. Isennock, the 10th district
auctioneer, who is travelling salesman for the
International Harvester Company, is spending
this week on business trip in Frederick
Mr.. John Beall Watkins, an old citizen of
Long Green Valley, is now living with his
son, Mr.. Samuel Watkins, of Baldwin, spend
ngSundays with other members of bis family
| in Baltimore.
Miss Ella Merryman. who was very i'll
early this week at her home near Bosley post
Office, was much better on Friday, 18th inst.
She is sister of Messrs. George H. and Henry
| G. Merryman.
Mrs. Rachel Street,. widow of Shadrach
| Street, and mother of Police Marshal A. T..
| STREET., is extremely i'll at the home of her
! daughter, in Baltimore. She is in the 10Th
year of her age.
Mr.. William H. Gahan, ofthe we'll known
! Baltimore auctioneering firm of Pattson d
Gahan, was caller at THE UNION Office on
Friday 18th inst. He came to Towson as
| witness in a case in court
Miss Eleanor Matthews, of Brook wood, !"
| Dulany's Valley, who spent the past winter in
! Spokane, WASH, with Der brother, DR.. A. A.
Matthews, is now with relatives in Virginia,
and is expected home in q few days.
Earl Hubert Snavely was among the
graduates at the annual commencement of the
| Baltimore Medical College, which took place
| on Thursday night. He is son of Mr.. Charles
| G. Snayely, of the 18th district of Baltimore
| county.
--Mr. G. Herbert Murphy and family. of
4 Canada, and Mrs. Murphy, wife of Mr.. Will
liam B. Murphy. of Sorau. Germany, are guests
| at st. Johns Rectory, Worthington Valley.
The Messrs. Murphy are in the o. s. Consular
Il service.
Mr.. William S. Keech. of the Towson bar.
gained bis first insight into the mysteries Of
| Elkdom in Towson Lodge Of that order on
Wednesday night. Before the meeting. of the
lodge he entertained few of the members at
| dinner at his home.
Lieut.. Oscar K. Tolley, of the 18th U. s.
Infantry, who had been with his command in
the Philippines for over year, has returned
and is now in Oregon. He is son of Judge
| E. Carvil Tolley of Hartford. and has many
friends in Baltimore county.
| MIR. Frank McCleary, who has been en-
gagged at Locust Vale Stock Farm, Towson,
will take charge of the farm Of his brother,
near New Freedom, York county. The place
contains 65 acres and has been owned for some
time by Mr.. E. E. McCleary.
| Mr.. Edward @. Gill, successful farmer OF
! Boring, 4th district, was in Towson on We'd
nesday. He says most farmers in his section
of the county have finished planting corn, and
mentioned one who planted his crop in April
| and has already worked it once.
Mr.. William T. Settle of Lewistown, Pa,
is visiting his brother-in-law, Col. Charles B.
MCLEAN, of Towson. Mr.. Settle, who has
been travelling in the South, is on his way
! home and stopped here for brief rest.
Hon. J. Fred. @. Talbot was among the
prominent Maryland Democrats who partici-
| pated in the conference at the residence of SEN
ator German, in Washington, on Thursday
last. It is said the conference decided that the
NEGRO is to be the sole issue in the coming
campaign in this State.
Mr.. Harry s. Cox, the new owner of Locust
/ Vale Stock Farm, Towson, took charge on
| Thursday and will move his family out from
Baltimore next Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r..
McCleary, who have been living on the farm
| six years, are stopping temporarily at The
Stafford, in Baltimore.
Rev William A. Price has decided to ex-
! cept the call to the pastOrate of the Church OF
| the Covenant, Stricken and Hollins streets, Bal.
| timore. For several years he has been pastor of
| the Church at White Hail. N. G. r. r., and
also of Bethel Church, in Hartford county, and
those congregations will give him up very re-
On wednesday of this week Mr.. William
| B. Krout, of Towson, completed his forty. third
| year of service on the reportoriai stan OF the
/ Baltimore San. In point of service he Is the
oldest man connected with the Baltimore press.
Mr.. Krout is native of Baltimore county and
| son of the late Adam II. Krout. He is mar
1 ried but has no children.
Rev. Frank A. B. Wunnenberg, who had
been pastor of st. Joseph's Catholic Church,
Belair road, for several years, has taken up his
residence in Washington, D. c., having been
appointed pastor of st. Mary's Church, in that
city One of Father Wunnenbergs last acts
| before leaving Baltimore county was to become
subscriber to THE UNION.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Martha Lee Stevenson, daughter of Mrs. Wash
ington Stevenson, of Fellowship" near Tow
The wedding, which will be quiet home
affair, will take place some time next month.
The prospective bride, who is popular young
lady, has wide circle Of friends.
Mr.. Rufus W. Applegarth, Of Baltimore
head Of the law firm of Applegarth, Herman
& Riefsnider, was engaged in the Orphans
will of William W. Wilson, of lower Long
Green Valley. The other attorneys employed
in the case are Hon. ]. Fred. G. Talbot, Messrs
Boarman & Lindsay, Mr.. Thomas w. Brun'
dige Mr.. E. w. Herman and Mr.. ]. Maulsby
Smith.
Mr.. James Green Matthews, son of Col. d.
M. Matthews, OF Dulany's Valley. having com
pleted the full four years course, will bs
among the graduates of the University of Mary
land School of Medicine, the 98th annual com.
mencement of which will take place Saturday
evening, May 18th, at the Lyceum Theatre
Baltimore DR.. Matthews.has been appointed
assistant resident surgeon on the staff Of the
University Hospital.
Mr.. 7. A. B. Dukehart. who several weeks
ago had his head seriously hurt in runaway
accident at Druid Hill Park, took turn fol
the worse last week and went to hospital IN
Baltimore, where he was threatened with blooC
poison. Fortunately this was checked and b.
has now nearly recovered. Mr.. Dukehart vii
continue with Mr.. Harry s. Cox, the new
owner of Locust Vale Stock Farm, in the same
capacity be occupied with Mr.. McCleary.
Mrs. William H. Bullinger, who had beer
living on the York road. near Arlington avenue
for the past twenty years, removed this week
to Fulton, Howard county, where she will re
side with her son. Mrs. Bullingers husband
who died few months ago. served in the U
s. Navy during the Civil War He was ar
invalid for eleven years before his death, being
entirely helpless the greater part of the time
but his faithful wife stood by him and nurseC