The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-05-12
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Mrs. Belle Wightman, Of Pittsburg, Pa,
is spending several weeks with her sister, Miss
Lizzie Russell, of Reisterstown.
MIR. and Mrs. James s. Calwell, of Belair,
made trip few days ago from their home to
| Atlantic City in their touring car.
Surgeon John Murray Steele of the United
States Navy, is enjoying leave of absence at
| his home at Sherwood, N. X. r. X.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Weller, who spent the
past winter in Mexico and the South, have
| returned to their home in Reisterstown.
Mr. E. Glenn Perine and family have re-
moved for the summer to their beautiful old
estate Homeland, west Of Govanstown.
-Ex Senator D. Hopper Emory and family,
who spent the past winter in Baltimore. have
reopened their summer cottage IN Towson.
Mr.. James Blair, of Philadelphia, has been
visiting his brother, Mr.. Joseph Blair, princi-
| pal of the public school at Sparrow's Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Brooks have closed
! their town house and opened for the summer
their country place in Green Spring valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. DiffenGerffer are
| again occupying for the summer their pretty
country place at the head of Charles street
| avenue.
MIR. William A. Sade, president of the
Board of Election Supervisors for Baltimore
| county, is sick and confined to his home in
Resterstown. :,
Mr.. Joseph w. Jenkins, Jr., and family
| have removed for the summer to Windy Gates,
their beautiful country place on Lake avenue,
| overlooking Mt. washington.
Mr. and Mrs. William q. Riddle, VINO were
| quietly married last week. have returned from
| a trip to Philadelphia and are now at their
home at Hebbville, I'd district.
Sheriff Elliott, who is a farmer and dairy
man in the 9th district, has been confined to
his home about two weeks with severe ATTACK.
| of rheumatism. He is improving:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. g. Williams, who
| spent the past winter at the st. James Hotel,
| in Baltimore, will soon reopen their country
| house on their farm in Long Green Valley.
Mrs. William B. Krout, of Towson, who
was stricken with paralysis several weeks ago.
| has sufficiently recovered to move about the
| house. Dr. j 81. Jarrett is her physician.
| Mrs. James M. Brogden and family have
| closed their town house on Maryland avenue
and have reopened for the summer, Jingle
wood" their country home in Long Green
| Valley.
Rev. VIM. L. Schmalhorst pastor OF Chest.
| nut Grove Presbyterian Church, this week at
| tended the ninety fourth annual commence
ment of Princeton Theological Seminary at
| Princeton, n. j.
near Towson, went to the Maryland University
| Hospital, in Baltimore, on Thursday and had
| an operation performed on Friday, 18th inst.
| Her early recovery is expected.
Rev. DIR. j. Fred. Heisse, presiding elder
his home in Baltimore, suffering from an at
! tack of nervous prostration. DR.. Helsse is
| well known in Baltimore county.
COL and Mrs. D. M. Matthews, of Brook
wood" Dulany's Valley, have announced the
engagement OF their only daughter, MISS
Eleanor Marsh Matthews, to Mr.. Reginald
| Mountfort Ames, of Providence, R. !.
| Mrs. E. A. Mckee and her daughter, Miss
Alice Mckee, who were in Washington during
| the past winter, will spend the coming sum-
mer with Mrs. Henry j.. Mattingly. at her
| home on West Pennsylvania avenue. Cowson.
Mr.. Edward A. Cockey, Jr., OF Gwynn'
brook, who is an electrical engineer, has gone to
| Thurmond, W. Va, to start the large genera
| ators which he set up there in March Tor the
| Westinghouse Electrical Company, by which
| he is employed.
Mr.. Henry c. Wilson has removed from
the farm near Phoenix that he sold to Mr.. Il D.
| Perky to the place he bought from Mr.. 7. e.
| J. German, near Hartley, lower Long Green
| Valley. Mr.. and Mrs. German have become
| residents of Lutherville.
Mr.. Reister Russell, of Reisterstown, has
returned from Bradford, Pa, where be went
| to attend the wedding of his son, DIR. Kephart
Russell, and Miss Adalene Wagner, both OF
that place. Mr.. R. R. Russell, another son, was
best man at the wedding.
Mr. E. s. Everhart, for many years well
known resident of Baltimore county, going
from here to Woodbury. where he was engaged
in merchandising has given up business there
and gone to live with his daughter, who is the
/ wife of Rev. E. r. Deatrick, OF Mt. Pleasant,
Westmoreland county, Pa.
Mr.. E. Cuttings Merryman came to Towson
on Tuesday and took the oath of office as
member of the State Live Stock Sanitary
Board. He has been president OF the Board
two wears. The other members are Mr. Wade
D. of &C Gd Hn1ar CSpc Congty ana Mr.
Mr.. E. NJ. Gillet, who for some years con-
ducted stock farm at Bacon Hall near Glencoe,
7th district, has removed to the Henry Winter
farm, near Elicott City. Mr.. Gillet who was
lately married the second time, is a nephew OF
the late MIR. Winter, from whom his mother
inherited q considerable sum of money.
Mrs. N. w. Byrne of Pikesville, Balti-
| more county, has a sister Mrs. Rogers) in San
| Francisco, who came through the earthquake
and fire safely, but is still suffering from ner-
| vous shock on account OF that experience. Sne
is the mother of DR.. Nathan Rogers OF that
city, and the widow of DR.. VIM. Hayes Rogers,
of Baltimore.
Hon, Charles ]. Bonaparte, Secretary of
| the Navy, who had been suffering. from
ptomaine poisoning at his home in Baltimore,
| spend several weeks at his country home,
| Snow bird Valley, in the 18th district OF this
| county, before resuming his official duties in
Rev. Lemuel s. Reichard. the new pastor
of the Presbyterian Church at Hamilton, Har
| ford road, was formally installed on Friday
night of last week, several ministers taking
| part in the ceremonies. Rev. Mr.. Reichard
was. until coming to Baltimore county, pastor
of the First United Evangelical Church at
Lewisburg, Pa.
eer and one of the appraisers of the Orphans
Court, who has been sick for some time. has
been in critical condition this week at the
home of his daughter. Mr.. Ruby is nativ e
of Carroll county, but has been resident OF
Baltimore county many years, making his
home at Glyndon.
Mrs. Wright, wife of Rev. Thomas a..
Wright, formerly pastor Of Baltimore Circuit,
M. P. Church, who had an operation Tor ap-
pendicitis performed at the Baltimore City
Hospital five weeks ago, has 30 far recovered as
to be able to be brought to the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. G. W. McMaster, OF Towson,
Miss Mary Cuttings GiIlet, of Baltimore
county, has gone to New York to enter the
American Academy of Dramatic Art to study
for the stage. Miss Gillet is the eldest daugh-
ter of MI. E. M. Gillet, formerly of Bacon
Hall Farm, near Glencoe, and grand-daugh-
ter of the late Lambert Cuttings, of Baltimore.
She is said to possess great deal OF talent.
Mr.. Horace s. Whitman, a member of the
bar, is seriously i'll at the University Hospital.
He was operated on for appendicitis two weeks
ago and was doing well until Thursday, when
his condition was such that another operation
was performed He rallied and was reported
to be doing as well as could be expected. Mr..
Whitman is grandson of the late Jesse Sling
luff.
DIR. Joseph r. Owens was chosen mayor
of the town of Hyattsville, Md, at the election
held last Monday. He had no opposition and
received almost unanimous vote, thus testify
ing to his popularity as citizen: DIR: Owens
who is treasurer of the Maryland Agricultural
College. is a brother-in-law of Mr.. Charles A.
Councilman, the well known farmer OF Worth
ington Valley.
Mrs. Dukehart, wife of Mr.. T. A. b. Duke
hart, of Towson, who had an operation for ap
pendicitis performed last Sunday at the home
of her father Col. L. B. McCabe, of Govans
town. was in an extremely critical condition
for several days, but is now slightly improved
and there are hopes of her recovery: Mr.. ant
Mrs. Dukehart were married on the 18th o.
of January last.
Mr.. Philip A. Dunnigan, who succeeded
Mr.. John G. Muller as justice at the Canton
Police Station, assumed the duties of the offic'
last Saturday and was given an ovation by hi
MANY friends who assembled at the station II
welcome him. County Commissioner Mann
was among those who made addresses. Justic
Dunnigan was the recipient OF several pretty
and useful presents.
DIR. Frank Dorsey, resident physician at st
Agnes Hospital, performed most difticul
operation a few days ago by removing tw'
Joints of the vertr@ of carpenter who wa
paralyzed from a fall from building upoI
which he was at work. 1t is thought tn
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