The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-09-09
perannal Mantion. ;.

Personal Mention
Mr.. Alexander Dance, of Baltimore, il
visiting bis brother, Mr., Z. Scott Dance, Of
Mr.. a. A. Piper and family. who spent a
week at Atlantic City, N. j., have returned to
their home at Glen-Arm.
Hon. j. Fred. G. Talbot. of Baltimore
county, registered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
New York city, on Tuesday.
Mr.. Emanuel ". Herman, of the Towson
bar. has returned from professional trip to
Staunton and Lexington, Va.
Capt. and Mrs. j. Badger Brown, of the
Smedley House, Towson, have returned from
two weeks visit to Virginia Beach.
Governor War6eld spent Thursday night
with Mr. Frank S. Hambleton, at his beauti-
full country place west Of Lutherville.
Mr.. Charles H. Nicolai, the well known
Baltimore contractor, is visiting his niece, Mrs.
T. Melville Pearce of My Lady's Manor.
Miss Helen Ridgely daughter of Mr. John
Ridgely, of Hampton, left on Friday, 9Th inst,
to spend week with friends at Ocean Grove,
Mr.. J. Baseman Davis has been entertain
| ing at his home. near Butler, his brothers-in-
| law, the Messrs. Edmondson, of Washing
ton, d. G.
Mrs Samuel Moores, whose farm is near
| Phoenix, has as her guests Mrs. Thomas J..
Halle. Jr., and Miss Annie Halle, of North
| Baltimore.
Mr.. H. G. F. Pfaff, chief of police of Spar
rows Point, left few days ago on his annual
vacation, part of which he will spend in New
York State.
Mr.. Granville Matthews, who has sold his
home farm, near Phiopois, to the Messrs.
| Fahnestock, will remove to the old Matthews
| homestead, near Oregon.
DIR. Thomas c. PEBBLES, who had been a
practciDg physician at Lutherville for thirty
years, has removed to Falmouth Mass, where
be will make his future home.
Mr.. II. Carroll Brown, of Brookand wood,
| hu HE ifo nd child sailed from
New York for Europe on Wednesday. Mr..
| Browns mother went with them.
Mrs. Charles Gorsuch and her sister, Mrs.
| Susan Burton, of Fork, Baltimore county, are
enjoying visit to Atlantic City and are regis
tered at the Ebbitt House, St. James Place.
/ Mayer Patrick Flanagan, of Arlington,
! Baltimore county. was also visitor at the
county fair on Wednesday and divided the
honors with Mayor Timanus, of Baltimore
Mayor E. Clay Timanus, of Baltimore city,
was guest of the managers OF the Baltimore
| County Fair on Wednesday. The Mayor has
hosts of friends and acquaintance in this
| county.
Mr.. Wesley Cuddy is very sick at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Sarah Wilhelm, of Park
ton. He is so years of age and was for many
wears an engineer on the Northern Central
| Railway.
Mrs. w. Plunkett Stewart. who spent the
greater part of the summer with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cassatt, at Bar Harbor,
| Me-, returned TO ner nome III Oreen opIinS
| Valley this week.
DIR. L. Gibbons Smart, formerly of Roland
Park, who removed from there to Bedford
City, Va, several years ago for the benefit of
his health, has returned to Baltimore county
| and is now located at Luthervlle.
Capt A. B. Cline, of Halethorpe, 18th dis
trict, was among the visitors to Towson on
Thursday. He has been in the employ of the
! B. & O. Railroad twenty-four years, the greater
part of the time as passenger conductor:
Governor Warheld. as announced in The
UNION last week, was the guest at dinner on
Tuesday night of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ridgely
of Hampton He came TO Towson on an elec-
trio car in the afternoon unaccompanied
| Mr. William Bayne, an old citizen OF
Baynesvile east of TowsoD, is very sick at
this time and under the care of DR.. W: y. q.
Whteford. He is veteran of the Civil War;
| having served in Company ID, Seventh Mary
land Regiment
MIR. Alfred ]. Phipps son of the late Alfred
Phipps, of Towson, who had been connected
with the Md. & Pa. Railroad for several years.
latterly as telegrapher, has gone to Flood wood,
| Mich, to accept position win the OreaC
| Northern Railroad.
Governor Warfield received an ovation at
| Timonium fair on Thursday and the manage
ment treated him to 1.-The best in the shop I"
| 1t is not often that the Governor strikes as big
crowd as that of Thursday and there were
| pleasant greetings for him on every hand.
| Rev Edward Brown Protestant Episco-
nal clergyman of Florida, is visiting his
brother, Mr.. E. Fell Brown, of Towson. Mr..
| Brown owns an orange grove and year or
two ago late frost cost him the loss Of bis en-
| tire crop of fruit. which was valued at $50 600.
| Mr.. Harry G. Gordon, of Providence, north
| east of Towson, will leave next week for Pen
| nington, N. j., to enter the Theological Semi
nary at that place to prepare himself Ior the
| ministry of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
He is 81 years of age and very bright and
| energetic Young man.
MIR. II. G. Luttgerding is in Philadelphia
attending the twenty-eighth annual conven-
ton of the Pennsylvania State Miller's Asso'
citation. He bears an official invitation from
| Mayor Timanus to hold the next meeting in
Baltimore. Mr.. luttgerding is successful
miller in the I'd district of this county.
Masters William and Meredith Wood, sons
of Mr.. Rufus K. Wood. general manager OF
! the Maryland Steel Company at Sparrow s
Point, are spending two weeks with Master
Joseph Shamberger, youngest son OF Mr.. u.
| Shamb berger of Valley Queen Farm, in the
northwestern corner of Baltimore county
The official board of Towson NJ r. Church
has rendered the pastor, Rev Thomas p. Copes,
two weeks vacation. The reverend gentleman
has gone to Atlantic City to join his wife and
| Young son, who have been soiourning there for
upwards of a week. During his absence bis
pulpit here will be filled by ministers from
Baltimore.
Mrs. Edwin Scott and daughters, of Rose
dale" Western Run Valley, gave reception
on Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs. Walter
| Scott. of San Francisco who is now visiting
them. She is a native of Honolulu, Hawaii
Islands, and was married to Mr.Scott two years
ago. A number of the guests were from Balti-
| more and Washington.
| Mr. Frederick r. Hoshall, farmer of the
9Th district came to Towson on Tuesday to
paw bis taxes and renew his subscription to
THE UNION. He says he never saw the county
roads in such a condition as they are To-Day
| Al. 1f hn
thinks it is simply impossible to get them in
shape before winter sets in:
Judge James Alfred Pearce, of Chester
town, Nd, who is member of the Court oil
Appeals, accompanied by Mrs. Pearce, was or
driving tour through, this section OF BaItI
ing part of the summer at Avalon Inn, Green
Spring Valley. Judge Pearce had not been IL
Towson before in thirty years.
Mr.. John F. O. Hara, of Baltimore. who
spent four months in Great Britain, France
and Belgium. has returned to his home II
Baltimore. He was accompanied by Mrs
| O'Hara and her sister, Miss Helen V. Fink
Mr. O'Hara. who is a retired business man, !
a native of Baltimore county and Droiner
Mr. MI. O'Hara, cashier of the County Clerk
office
Mr.. Everhard Wirsing, of Kingsville, It'll
district, has been engaged in farming ant
butchering at that place for the past thirty-on
years. He enjoys an extensive trade among
an excellent class OF people and mas route ex
tending from Kingsville to Perry Hall ant
Convention. Mr. Wirsing's snug farm of 3
acres is carefully titled, and he is good citi
zen and prosperous business man.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kessler. of Butler, CAV
a reception last Saturday evening in honor Q
Mr. and Mrs. Harry s Cole, who had just re
turned from their bridal trip. Miss Ella kess
Ter assisted in receiving. The interior of tn
house was tastefully decorated for the occasion
The large number of guests were bountiiul
supplied with refreshments Vocal and instru
mental music were features of the evening.
DIR and Mrs. Harry Bosley. of Washing
ton, D. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Treadwell,
Hampton Mill Farm. and Mrs. William <
Bosley, of Baltimore. returned few days az
from a delightful trip to Niagara Falls, Buffal
and Toronto. Dr. Bosley says the people Q
this country need have no fears of Nisgar
Falls being spoiled because some of the waite
is being used for commercial purposes ID
thinks there is enough there to last Tor severa
fh0usand wears vet.