The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-06-16
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Personal -Mention.=
Miss Helen Ridgely, of Hampton, VIII
sails from New York for Europe today, wi
spend year abroad.
Mr.. Edwin F. Sellers, of Philadelphia, ha
been visiting his sister. Mrs. G. Howard Stil
ling, of West Towson.
DIR. Henry ]. Hebb, of the I'd district, call
ed on several of his friends in Towson on Thurs
day. He was formerly Register of Wills.
MIR. Edward L. Gosnell, of Granite. Balti
more county, is q member of this years grad
uating class Of st. Johns College, Annapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip BARLEY Watts hav
closed their st. Paul street house and removed
for the summer to Dundee, near Ellicott City
DIR. Eugene F. Raphel. who graduated il
medicine last week, has been appointed on,
of the assistant resident physicians at Bayviev
Asylum.
Miss Ellen NJ. Turnbull. who rented 'Au
burn" near Towson, to Hon. John V. L
Findlay, of Baltimore, will spend the summer
travelling.
Miss Gertrude Lenhoff, of Fullerton, Bel
air road, who had been seriously i'll with mea
sizes. is recovering under the care of DR.. Lin
gard I. Whiteford.
Mr.. Duane H. Rice, of Valley View Farm
near Towson, served as judge in the harness
races at the spring meeting of the Gentlemen's
Driving Park this week.
Mrs. Otto NJ. Msttfeldt, of Belvdert
Heights, Mt. Washington, sailed from Balti
more for Bremen on Tuesday. She will spend
three months in Germany.
The many friends of Mrs. Walter Hutch
-ins, of My Lady's Manor, will regret to learn
of her serious indisposition. She is the or
ganist OF Monkton NJ. E. Church.
MIR. s. Carroll Coale, who is student al
Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa, is spending
the summer vacation with bis parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George B. Coale, of Towson.
Miss Annie Luttgerding, who bad been
spending some time with friends in New York
city, Brooklyn and Yonkers, has returned to
her home at North Branch, Baltimore county
Mr.. Frank ]. Hoen, son of Mr.. Frank N
Hoen, of Waverly, was among this years
graduates of Princeton University, the annual
commencement of which took place on Wed.
nesday.
Europe about two months, is expected home
in time to conduct his usual services next Sun
day. His health has been much improved by
the trip.
-Messrs. Harry and Albert Fahnestock en-.
tertained the directors of the Baltimore Cham.
Der of Commerce, at their home. Halten Farm,
near Philopolis, 8thsdistrict, on Saturday after
noon last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard w. Gardiner, Of
Philadelphia, and Miss Anna Belle Stevenson,
Mrs. GARDENERS sister, spent last Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Keech,
of Towson.
Mrs. Rebel, wife of Mr.. Peter Rebel, well
known carpenter of Parkville, Hartford road,
who had been very sick for several weeks, is
slowly improving under the care of DR.. Lin
gard /. Whiteford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Lea, near Towson,
and Mr.. E. E. Scott and his sister, Miss Ella F,
Scott, of Western Run Valley, attended the
quarterly meeting of the Society of Friends. al
Sandy Spring, Md, on Sunday and Monday
last.
Mr.. Dixon G. Walker, who lately became
a resident ofTowson. having purchased home
here, is frequently seen in q 4-passenger auto.
mobile-one of the most complete in style and
finish. He also keeps pair of fine driving
horses.
Rev. Hugh W. S. Powers, of Homecoming
Md, son of Rev. w. H. II. Powers. rector OF
Trinity Church, Towson. will be ordained by
Bishop Paret at Old st. Pauls Church, Balti
more, on Saturday morning, June 10th, at IL
o'clock.
Miss jamie Burke, daughter of Judge N
Charles Burke, of Towson, was member OF
this years graduating class of Mt. st. Agnes
College, Mount Washington, the annual com.
mencement of which took place on Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Kearney, who were
married on the 9th inst, are now snugly loca.
ted in the old mansion on Hillendale Farm,
southeast of Towson, where they will spend
the summer. Mrs. Kearney was formerly Miss
Armenia Brooks, of "Cloverdale."
Mr.. William H. Green and family have
closed their town house on Mt. Royal avenue
and are now occupying their beautiful new
country home near Sherwood. N. G. r. r.
Mr.. Green, who is successful business man,
will become permanent resident ofthe county
Mr.. Jacob H. Taylor, of Baltimore, who is
spending the summer at his cottage in TowsoE
is Sc years of age and member of one OF the
na 10 kn .oS
of the old Taylor homestead on the Hillen road
which is one of the largest estates in this Sec
ton of the State.
Mr.. William s. Keech, of the Towson bar,
spent several days this week at College Park.
Md, attended the annual commencement OF
the Maryland Agricultural College, the annual
BANQUET of the college alumni, etc. At the an
nuai meeting of the Alumni Association on
Tuesday Mr.. Keech, of the class of 1900, was
chosen president.
Mrs. Wright, wife of Rev. Thomas H
Wright, who had an operation performed al
Baltimore hospital some weeks ago for ap
pendicitis, recovered sufficiently to leave fol
her home in Kent county last Saturday: :. she ;h
home of her daughter, Mrs. Clarence W. Nc
Master, in Towson.
Rev. Thomas D. Mead, who was once
pastor of st. Francis Church, Towson, has
been assigned by Cardinal Gibbons to the pas
torate of st. Demands Church, Gorsuch avenue,
Waverly, made vacant by the death of Rev
Father Lenaghan. Father Mead is a nephew
of the late Rev. Dwight E. Lyman, who was
for many years pastor of st. Mary's Church
Queenstown.
The Automobile Club of Maryland has pre-
scented Mr.. Osborne I. Yellott, of the Towsor
bar, with beautiful gold watch and chain in
recognition of the valuable services rendered
the club in securing the passage by the last
Legislature of certain. bills in which thai
organization was interested. Mr.. Yellott il
the general counsel of the club and an enthu
sastic automobilist.
Mr. William 8. Forwood, Clerk of the Har
ford County Circuit Court, and several othel
gentlemen from Belair attended the meeting
of Towson Lodge of Elks on Tuesday night
A social session followed the regular business
meeting. It is said several other well known
citizens of Belair will soon become member
of this lodge, which is one of the most pros
porous in the country, having now member
ship of nearly It's.
the twelfth annual joint meeting of the Mary
land State Dental Association and the Distric
of Columbia Dental Society, which was belt
in Washington. On his return at night from
that city DR.. McCurdy's train was delayed an,
he did not reach Baltimore until the last CO
for Towson had left. He came as far as the
Mile Hill in a short run car and walked th
remainder of the distance home. He basn'
recovered yet from the effects of that pedestrian
experience.
The Midgets Won All Right.-A dispatcl
from New York dated June 10th said: "a
interesting game of lacrosse was played at Ba
Ridge yesterday between the Mount Washing
ton Midgets and the Crescent Kids. The Ba
timore youngsters won. The game between
the midget teams was played an hour befor
the game between the regular teams of tn
Mount Washington Club, of near Baltimore
and the Crescents.
"There was no boy on either team MOI
than Is years old, but the Mount Washington
were large for their age. Their average weigh
was said to be above 80 pounds, while th
Crescents averaged under S5.
Thereafter we will always bring the babit
along to take home q consolation prize" sal
one of the Mount Washington adults as
talked sadly of the result of the big game"
Work of the Orphans Court.-In the Ba
timore County Orphans Court this week lettel
were granted on the following estates:
On the personal estate OF Sarah Jane Yell0t
to John l. Yellott, administrator.
On the personal estate of George M. BarthC
low to Henry G. Bartholow, administrator.
On the personal estate of Mamie 8. Slade
Belinda T. Slade, administrative.
On the personal estate of William A. Slad
to Belinda T. Slade, executrix.
The will of William A. Slade, late of Rel
terstown, was admitted to probate on Wednei
day. He leaves all his property to his widow
Mrs. Belinda T.. Slade, who is named as e1