The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-09-16
eeraonaI Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3. Il. Williams, or Long
Green Valley, who have been abroad for some
months, are expected home in November next.
Mrs. A. Webster German, of Lutherville.
who had been visiting her sister, Mrs. Florence
| Benham, of Norfolk, Va, has returned to her
I home.
| Miss Mamie Lutz, daughter of Mr.. Charles
Fl. Lutz, of Rosedale, Baltimore county, is
| spending two weeks at wilmington, Del, and
Atlantic City, N. j.
Mr.. Lewis NJ Bacon, Jr.. of Baltimore
county. is connected with Baltimore insur-
ance firm that represents the Provident Life
Insurance Company.
Mr. Julian Ridgely, youngest son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Ridgely. of Hampton, near
Towson, returned a few days ago from
| pleasure trip to Europe. -
DIR. A. ". Cherbonnier who. with his
| family. spent the summer at New Windsor,
| Nd, has returned to his home, zzoU Nortn
| Calvert street, Baltimore.
| Mr. William P. Riggs has been selected by
| the United Hunts Racing Association to serve
| as q Judge at the steeplechase meeting at Morris
| Park, N. Y, next month:
| Chief Judge and Mrs. David Fowler have
| closed their summer home at Catonsvllle and
taken an apartment at the Winona, IN Balti-
more. for the fall and winter.
Miss Elizabeth G. Centrum, of West Frank
lin avenue, Gardenville, has returned from
visit to her friend and schoOlmate, Miss Edna
Warfield. of Glen Bernie, Anne Arundel county.
Mrs. ]. c. Cooper, of Baltimore, has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Mary Butler, of Tow
son. She was for many years resident OF this
place and is always warmly welcomed by nu-
merous friends.
Mrs Cook. wife of Superintendent A: 8.
Cook, of the Baltimore county schools, who,
with her children, spent the greater part OF the
summer at Montrose, Pa, has returned to ner
home in Towson.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Goodman Boyd, who have
been spending the sum Oh er at Lutherville, nave
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and Canada. They were accompanied by Mrs.
William H. Boyd
Mr.. Frank A. Morris, who had been mana
ger of the Notch Cliff Farm of the late John
K Cowen in lower Long Green Valley, has
given up that position and will return to his
Misses Nellie and Elsie Orcutt who had
been visiting their father, Mr.. Frank u. Orcutt
in Boston, have returned to the home of their
grandmother, Mrs. Edwin Scott, of "Rosedale,'
Western Run Valley.
H. Wright and William H. West were judges
of the running races at Prospect Park fair this
week. Mr.. John F. Anderson, OF Towson,
was clerk of the course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Summerfield Baldwin and
were sojourning for some timeat Lake Mohonk.
n Y, have returned to their summer home at
Warren, Baltimore county.
Mr.. E. f. McCleary, formerly proprietor
of Locust Vale Stock Farm. was among the
visitors to Towson on Tuesday. He now re.
sides near New Freedom, York county, OF
which county he is a native.
Mrs Kalbach, wife of DR.. A. M. Kalbach.
q prominent business man OF Lancaster, "a,
with her daughters, is spending some time at
'sMontrose," their handsome country place
near Woodensburg, w. NJ. X:
we'll known veterinary surgeon of Towson,
will spend the coming winter in Baltimore.
He will be here daily to look after his practice.
His office will be at Riders livery stable.
Miss Anna Merryman, OF "Hayheids ana
Mr.. Page Boyce gave dance at the Jockeys
Vile Country Club, on Friday night OF last
week. in honor of Miss Adelaide Henry of
Philadelphia, who has been a guest OF Miss
Merryman.
Mr.. Thomas H. Taylor, who lives with bis
nephew, Mr.; Robert M. Taylor, on REGISTER
avenue, south of Tows0n, sustained slight
stroke of paralysis few days ago. He is son
of the late Wilkerson Taylor and the last sur.
vvor of his immediate family.
Mrs. James Amoss. of Hartford county, who
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. William M.
Risteau, Of Towson, is 80 years Of age She is
sister of Mr.. Howard Waters, of Cooptown,
a well known merchant and large property
owner of that section of Hartford.
Mr.. Louis E. Benedict, of Towson who
gave up his position as manager OF Pleasant
Plains dairy farm, east OF Towson, expects 70
will to locate for the benefit of his health
Mrs. Benedict will join him later.
Mr.. John F. Hotf only son of Mr.. Frank
II. Hoff. of Sherwood, N. q. r. r.. has entered
upon a four years course at the University of
Virginia. He is a grandson of the late Rev.
DR.. John f. Hoff who was for many years
rector of Trinity P. e. Church, Towson.
MIR. Charles A. Ridgely, of Chicago, came
ON to attend the funeral of his mother, Mrs.
Charles w. Ridgely, which took place at her
home in Lutherville last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Ridgely, who is an attorney at law, has
been engaged in practice in that city some
years.
relatives and friends in and near rowson this
week. He formerly lived here. Mr. Gorsuch
brother of Rev. Thomas Gorsuch, of Park
vile, who is well known local minister OF the
NJ. Z. Church.
Miss Mary T. Ridgely, daughter Of Mr..
Benjamin T. Ridgely, of .Barrett'ss Delight"
near Warren. gave reception and dance at the
Cockevsville Country Club, on Thursday night
of last week, in honor of her guests, Miss Julia
Benson, of Millington, Md, and Mr. James 1.
ARIEL, of Poland. o.
Mrs Sarah Corse, widow of DR.. George +.
Corse, who sold her personal effects at Garden
Vile on the 10Th of August, has removed to 7lO
Lennox street. Baltimore, where she will here
after reside. She had been resident of the
Gardenville neighborhood many years and her
numerous friends regret her determination to
locate elsewhere. Her late husband was sue
cessful and popular physician.
Mr.. Henry A.. Brehm is the only man in
MARYLAND, and perhapsin any other State. who
runs an agricultural show on his own account
He is the owner of Prospect Park where the
fair was held this week, and it was through
him that the enterprise was started. Mr..
Rrehm is president of the association and has
the assistance of an active board of managers
| in conducting the fair and races.
Mr. W. Taylor Phipps, son Of Mr.. Joseph
| Phipps, of Hampton, near Towson, who had
| been very sick for many weeks with typnoid
fever at hospital in Chattanooga, Tenn, was
| brought to his home on Tuesday. He was &C
| companied by his mother, who was with him
| about two months during his illness. Mr..
| Phipps is in the employ of railroad company
and has been located at Chattanooga several
| years.
gentleman Jockey of Baltimore county, was
yerv successful at the Prospect Park races this
| week. Monsoon and Ripple being among the
| principal winners Mr.. Taylor also captured
several events at Timonium last week. Kip
pie, the steeplechaser, formerly the properly
| of MIR. Thomas G. Stevenson, is now owned
by Mr. Upton s. Brady, deputy Register OF
Wills.
| accompanied by his son-in-law, Mr.. Hammond
DIETRICH, and Mr.. Charles Dobler. returned q
/
| The party left Baltimore Friday evening and
| returned Sunday night with more fish than
| tbey knew what to do with. They fished in
| the Chesapeake bay about IA miles from shore
| in 40 feet of water. Mr.. Biddson says he can
give many pointers from the experience he
| gained on this trip.
Mr.. John Christ, ST., of Golden Ring, Phila-
delphia road, who is SO years OF age, came to
this country fifty one years ago and has spent an
active and successful life as a market gardener,
from which he is now retired. He will leave
early next year for pleasure tripto his native
land Germany where he expects to spend
several months with the friends OF his boy;
hood-at least with such as are still in the land
of the living Mr.. Christ has beea subscri-
Der to THE UNION for over thirty years.
Miss Emily Albert and Miss Mary Claire
Carroll Albert, daughters of Mr.. Talbot j.
Albert United States Consul at Brunswick.
Germany, will be amongthe debntantes of the
coming winter. Mrs Albert being an invalid,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Albert will remain in Europe
and their daughters will be chaperoned by
their aunt, Miss Macgill. These young ladies
are grand daughters Of the late Col y. T.
Maceill, of Towson. and their father was
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