The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-07-22

Mrs. Smink, wife Of Dr., A; G. amink, Q
Woodlawn, is spending several weeks az AT
AN @Mr. and Mrs. W. Stewart Diffenderfer, o.
Green Spring Valley, are spending ten days al
/ Atlantic City.
Miss Grace Reckord. daughter Of Mr., W
| P. Reckord, of Cockeysville is visiting friends
/ at Williamsport, Pa.
Rev. f. T. Hampton, pastor of Sater's Bap
fist Church, on the Falls road, has removed bis
| family to Baltimore.
Mr.. M. F. Conner, court clerk in the Office
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court is now away
on his annual vacation.
-Maior and Mrs. John 1. Yellott left for
| Niagara Falls on Tuesday morning. They
will spend two weeks in the North; .,u :.
| Long Green Valley, has been sick for some days
| at bis home, Walbrook avenue, Baltimore.
Mr.. Charles E.. Corkran, of LutheTville,
president of the Federal Lumber Company, is
at present located at No. Madison avenue,
Ny.
DIR. T. Watts Byerly, who was lately elected
mayor of Laurel, Nd is ason of Judge William
Byerly, of the Baltimore county Orphans
Court.
MIR. J. Howard Hopkins, of Woodbrook,
Baltimore county, who is engaged with rail.
road surveying corps, is now located at kocnes-
ter, Pa.
Mr. Charles Pelert, member of the bar, is
snendinc his vacation at the Oakland Hotel,
Oakland, Md, where he will remain until Au-
gust 5th.
Mr.. Clarence w. McMaster, superinten-
dent of Towson postal station, left on Wednes-
dey on his summer vacation. He will be away
-Messrs Robert Gernand and Gibbs and
MILFORD LIE Mott all of Mt. Washington, left
on Tuesday morning on tramping tour to
Mrs. Chick, wife of Elder F. A. Chick, of
Hopewell, N. j., is visiting her daughters, Mrs.
Frank H. Zouck and Mrs. Nellie Atkinson, OF
Reisterstown.
Mr.. George G. Tracey, proprietor of Hotel
Towson, who went to Buffalo, N. Y, to attend
the annual reunion of the Order of Elks, re-
w. Mr. and Mrs. Z. s. Carswell and the Misses
Carswell, of Gorsuch avenue, Waverly, are
spending several weeks at the Metropolitan
Hotel, Asbury Park, N. J.
Col. Joshua H. Cockey, an ex-member of
the House of Delegates and well-known
farmer of My Ladyss Manor, has been very
much indisposed for several weeks.
Miss Louise L. Parks. of Oakland, near
Towson, has gone to Atlantic City: She was
accompanied by Miss Jessie Dilworth, of Fork,
and Miss Olive l.. Smith, of Corbett. !.
Rev. r. W. Castleman, OF Belair. preached
in Trinity Church. Towson, on Sunday morn
ing last, the rector, Rev. w. H. 81. Powers
being absent on his summer vacation.
Judge N. Charles Burke, of Towson, re-
turned on Thursday from four days cruise
on the Chesapeake bay with party of Balti-
more friends. They were guests of the Pilots
Association.
Mr.. William B. Krout, the Towson repre-
sentative of the Baltimore San, will leave to-
day for Atlantic City, where he will spend his
usual summer vacation. He will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Krout.
Miss Clara Todd, daughter of Mr.. Thomas
B. Todd, of North Point, accompanied by Miss
N. Wilson Wann, teacher OF North Point pub
lie school, has gone to Chatauqua Lake, N. Y,
to spend several weeks. =,
Hon. J. Fred. G. Talbot of Lutherville
left for Bedford Springs. Pa, on Monday. He
was accompanied by Mrs Talbot and his
niece, Miss Laura Talbot Bosey, daughter of
the late John g. Bosley.
Joseph Pearce, son of Mr.. Greenbnry
Pearce, of the 18th district, who is member
of the Fourth Cavalry, U. s. Army, is at home
on furlough. He has been stationed at Fort
Wala Walla, Washington.
Miss Sabina Fleming, vice principal OF the
public school at Parkville, Hartford road, has
gone to Portland, Ore, to attend the EXPOSE
ton. She was accompanied 6y her protner'
"A dance in honor of Miss Annetta Rich
ardson. of Portsmouth, Va, who is visiting
the family of DIR. R. G. Massenburg, of Tow
son, was given by her hosts on Tuesday night.
A large number of young people were present.
-TTOI. II. ". LUhuSut RIlnClPoA Va GAdhAAA
High School, Resterstown, was chosen mem
Der of the executive committee OF the Mary
land High School Teachers Association that
was organized at the Blue Mountain House
last week.
brated his 85th birthday on Monday last. He
was born at Millington, Kent county, Md, but
has spent the greater part of his life in Balti-
more city and county. His health is remarka-
bly, good.
from their bridal trip on Monday last and in
the evening the Ladies' Aid Society of Calvary
Baptist Church rendered them reception at
the parsonage. Rev. Mr. Abbitt married in
Philadelphia.
Rev. John H. Jeffries pastor of Highland
M. E. Church, who went to Wales about two
months ago to visit his mother, is expected
back next week. He became naturalized
citizen of the United States just before sailing
for his native land.
The engagement has been announced of
Miss Ethel Howard Whitridge, daughter Of
Green Spring Valley. and Mr.; w. Irvine
Keyser, son of Mr.. II. Irvine Keyser, and a
well-known young gentleman.
Mr.. William P. Farrell, formerly Of Tow
son, will be manager of the fine new Hotel
Herman, on West Franklin street, Baltimore,
which will open September 4th. Mr.. Farrell
has had long experience in the hotel business,
latterly as chief clerk of the Hotel Belvedere.
Mr.. William T. Conn, well-known Balti.
more coal dealer, has announced that he is q
receptive candidate for the Republican nomi-
nation for Clerk of the City Court. Mr.. Conn,
who is native of Baltimore county, is presi-
dent of the Emory Grove Camp Meeting Asso-
citation.
Mrs. Eleanor Pinkerton, of Baltimore, who
is building cottage in West Towson, is spend
ing several weeks here experimenting the VOTE
on the same. Mrs. Pinkerton owns considera-
BILE property here. She is native OF Towson
and the youngest daughter of the late Nathan
II. Ware.
Mr.. Clarence Baldwin, of Baldwin, Long
Green Valley, who is engaged IN the cattle
business, buying for his many patrons In Bal
timore and Hartford counties, was at the Balti-
more stock yards on Monday last and made
number of purchases to fill orders: be says
the market is II cents lower than it was this
time last year. go,
district, has been elected principal of Jarretts-
Vile Academy, vice Prof. w. w. Keys, re-
signed. Mr. Owens is graduate of Randolph
Macon College and also took course at Johns
Hopkins University. He is brother Of Miss
Mabel F. Owens, assistant teacher of Sunny
brook public school.
Sergeant J. Edward Smith, who is a native
of Towson, has been selected by the Police
Board of Baltimore city to command what IS
known as the "beauty squad that is now be.
ing selected by the board to perform special
duties Sergeant Smith learned the trace OF
printer here, but has been on the police force
of the city over twenty years. He is man OF
fine appearance aud has an excellent record.
DIR. Abrahm s. Baldwin, Of Baldwin. llth
district, who was stricken with paralysis about
| fifteen months ago, is now able to walk about
his home with the aid of a cane. For more
than fifty years the DR.. was engaged in active
practice in Baltimore and Hartford counties
and travelled many thousands of miles over Q
wide territory on horseback. His hosts Of
friends will be pleased to learn of his improved
| condition.
improvements by the Green Spring Val.
| lev Hunt Cuba mortgage deed of trust
| from the Green Spring Valley Hunt Club
Building Company to the Mercantile Trust and
| Deposit Company of Baltimore, to secure the
| issue of bonds to the amount of $4,000, has
been filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Cir