The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-09-29
Parso.nal Mention

. Personal Mention.-
9 Mrs: c. Stewart Lee, Of Ruxton, is spendin
some time at Berkeley Springs, w. Va.
Mrs. G. 81. Battee, of Lauraville, has BEEF
{ spending some time with friends at Royal Oak
Z Talbot county, Md.
: Mr.. Charles H Wier, whose home is nea
Towson, registered at the Imperial Hotel, New
York city, on Thursday.
Mr.. Arthur Boehm will shortly close hi
! residence in Aigburth Park, ABIDING Towson
and remove to Baltimore for the winter.
MIR. William G. Mann, of Fullerton ant
Mr.. Milton W Bosley, of Baltimore, are on
cunning trip in Northern Pennsylvania.
Mrs. R. Fl Marshall and Miss Lillian
Marshall, of Rochester, Pa, are visiting Mrs
E. W. Herman, at her home in Lutherville.
Master G. Godsborough Hof, son of Mr.
William r. Hoff, of Sherwood, has entered as
pupil at st James School, Hagerstown, Md.
Mrs John NJ. Denison and daughter, oil
North Charles street, Baltimore. are visiting
Mrs. Jacob NJ Pearce, of My Lady's Manor.
Sheriff Elliott, who had been sick and con.
fined to his home in the 9Th district. was able
to be at his office in Towson. on Friday, 2Sth
instant.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Rodgers, Jr., oil
Govanstown, have gone on pleasure trip TO
Niagara Falls and other points of interest in
the North.
Miss Ruth Jones, daughter of DR.. E. Jones.
of the Hillen road, has returned to New York
to resume her college course at Columbia
+ University.
|. j. Lawrence Parks, son of Mr.. Lawrence
E. Parks, of Towson, has been awarded the
| State scholarship at Charlotte Hall Academy,
St. Mary's county.
| -Rt. Rev. William Paret, Bishop of the
Diocese of Maryland, quietly celebrated his
8Oth birthday last Sunday. He in the enjoy
ment of excellent health.
Mrs. Eliza A. Mckee and her daughter,
Miss Alice Mckee, who spent the past summer
with Mrs. Mattingly, of Towson, have returned
| to Washington for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moseley Walker will
| celebrate the fifth anniversary of their we'd
ding on Tuesday, October I'd, at The Meadows,
their country home at Owings' Mills.
+ MIR. and Mrs. Philip A. s. Franklin, for
| merly of Baltimore county, have closed their
4 cottage at Seabright, N j., and are spending
several weeks in the Adirondack Mountains.
-Mr. Emerson Ruby, of Chicago, has been
]. visiting relatives in Towson this week. He is
| brother of the late William II. Ruby. for
many years editor and proprietor of the Mary
land Journal.
Mrs Samuel M Shoemaker and daughter,
| of Burnside" Green Spring Valley, are SPEND
ing some time at Atlantic City. Miss Shoe.
maker has just recovered from an attack of
| typhoid fever.
] is visiting her daughter, Mrs. g.. Howard
Stirling Of Towson. Mrs. Sellers is accom-
panied by another daughter-Mrs. P. Marshall,
| of Shanghai, China.
| Miss Grace Reckord, graduate of the
Woman's College of Baltimore, and daughter
| of Mr.. Walter P: Reckord, of Cockeysville, has
| been appointed an additional assistant teacher
| in Lauraville public school,
| Mr.. Edgar G. Miller, of the law firm Of
Miller & Bonsal, who spent several months
week. Mr.. Miller is president of the Title
Guarantee and Trust Company.
| DIR. Marshall Langton Price. member OF
the State Board of Health staff, who resides
with his mother at Aigburth Park, adjoining
Towson, left this week for visit of ten days
to New York and Atlantic City.
MIR. and Mrs. James McNab, who made an
| extended tour of the New England states,
| going also to New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and
| Prince Edward Island, have returned to their
home, "Rosemont," Gainesville.
Miss Grace ID. Councilman, daughter of
Mr.. Charles A. Councilman, of Worthington
| Valley, accompanied by her cousin, Miss
| Ethel Durham, of Savannah, Ca, will sail
from New York for London today.
| Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. Boarman, formerly
several years on their farm in Prince Georges
| county, returned here this week and will spend
| the early fall at the Smedley House.
Mr.. Frank s. Hambleton, head of the Bal
tmore banking house of Hambleton & Co.,
came to Iowson on M we and a9m d
| Hamilton. Mr. Hambleton is a summer resi-
| dent~of Baltimore county.
Mr.. William Ensor. a well known resident
| of the 9TH district and the largest land owner
in the upper end of the county, was among
the visitors to Towson on Wednesday. He
has been suffering from vertigo for some time,
| but his health is now improved.
Mr.. William Grason, who was represen-
| tatiye from Maryland TO the annual meeting
| of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
at Toronto, Canada. returned to his home here
| on Monday. He was accompanied by his
| daughters, Misses Ridgeiy and Mamie Grason.
Mr.. ]. Allen Kane, son of Mr.. James g.
Kane, of Long Green Valley, sailed from Bal
| year complete his five years course in archi.
| lecture in Boston. Mr.. Kane's brother, Mr..
l. P, Kane, who is q student at st. Johns
| College, Annapolis, will graduate next year.
l Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fahnestock removed
last week to their beautiful new home on
| Halten Farms, on the York turnpike, in the
| 9Th district of this county. The location is
| commanding and the views of the surrounding
| country are extended and charming Mr.. and
! Mrs. Fahnestock will remain there until the
| late fall
Mr. E. Winthrop Bosley, who spent about
| a year in the Adirondack Mountains, returned
| to Towson this week, but does not propose to
remain here. His health has been entirely re-
stored MIR. Bosley, who is member of the
bar, is a brother of Mr.. E. Stanton Bosley,
chief clerk and auditor in the office of the
County Commissioners
Mrs. Albert Shriver, of Baltimore who is
we'll known in social and Catholic circles, is
critically ill. For some time Mrs. Shriver has
been failing rapidly and her present condition
is grave. Mrs. Shriver is the mother of Mrs.
| O'Donovan, wife of DR.. Charles O'Donovan,
Miss M. Anna Shriver, Mr.. Alfred jenkins
Shriver and Mr.. Robert Fl. Shriver.
Col. David G. Mcintosh and DR.. Jackson
Piper, of Towson, were among those who
served as honorary pall-bearers at the funeral
| of Mr.. T. Edward Hamilton, which took place
| at Grace P. E. Church, Baltimore, on Monday
afternoon. Rev. w. II. II. Powers, rector OF
| Trinity Church, Towson, conducted the SER
vices, assisted by Rev. U. B. Thomas, of Grace
| Church.
| Among the Oldest people in Marshalps dis.
| trict, if not in Hartford county, is Mr.. Andrew
| Kirk wood. This venerable farmer until very
recently followed the pillow and now does work
| in the fields week days and on Sundays rides
| horseback to Bethel Church and back, four
| miles distant from his home. He enjoys good
health, is cheerful and gives no signs of his
| advanced age-99 years.
lex State Senator John Hubner and Mrs.
Hubner on Monday evening last quietly cele-
| brated the forty.thiTd anniversary of their
marriage at their home in Catonsville, where a
family reunion was held. Mr.. Hubner is one
| of Baltimore county's most highly esteemed
citizens, and his name has been frequently
mentioned in connection with the Office of
/ Chief Executive of the State.
! Miss Clara B. ,Fishpaw, of Cockeysville,
who teaches the public school at Western Run,
9Th district has taken up course in agricul..
-ture and has already read book on general
farming and will study agricultural chemistry,
and later horticulture. She has corresponded
with President Sylvester. of the Maryland Agr-
cultural College, who will encourage her in her
ambitions as she is about the first of her sex
| that has undertaken studies from the college
| Mr.. Wesley s. Perine, the faithful watch
| man of the Towson National Bank, is MEM
Der of the present Grand Jury and this Is the
first time in seventeen years that he has been
called upon to perform such duty as regular
| iuryman Mr. Perine is native of Baltimore
county and was born in Towsop. Although
he worked some time at blacksmithing in bis
| younger days, his principal business after
abandoning 1t was that of farm manager,
Der of fine properties in the vicinity OF
Baltimore. Among these was the Guilford
estate of the late William Mcdonald, on the
York road. 1t was under the management of
Mr. Perine that the large natural park where
Guilford House now stands was cleared OF
underbrush and unnecessary trees and trans
formed into the beautiful grounds that it be-
came in later years and long before the late
/ Mr. A. s. Abel became its owner. Besides
himself Mr.. Perine's family consists of wife.