The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-09-15
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Parannal Mention.

Personal M00GlO0.-
MIR. and Mrs. Chester B. Turnbull are
spending some time at Lake Mohonk, N. Y.
DIR. J. s. Parr, the popular Govanstown
druggist, spent several days this week in Lit
Mrs. Grant Warfel, of Dulany's Valley, is
visiting relatives in Philadelphia, Pa, and
Wilmington, Del.
Miss Estelle Richards, of Lauraville, will
leave today for Atlantic City, where she will
spend several weeks.
Miss Eleanor Carroll, of st. Mary's county,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. James Briscoe at
her home near Towson.
Mrs. Edward NJ. Sayen, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lennox Birckhead, of
"Anneslie," near T0wson.
The condition of Col. Charles B. MCLEAN,
County Surveyor. who has been critically i'll
at his home in Towson, was slightly improved
this week.
-Ex- Judge Andrew Dorsey, of the Balti-
more county Orphans Court has been very
sick with typhoid malaria at his home in the
I'd district.
MIR. Herbert W. Ridgely, who spent the
summer vacation at bis home, ''Barretts
Delight" near Warren, has returned to Della
ware College.
Miss Helen Shaw, of Macon, Ca, who is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. John Ridgely. of Hamp-
ton, will be married next month to DR.. Chas.
Harold, of Macon.
Mr.. John T. Riley, of Duquesne, Pa, is
spending some time with relatives and friends
in the 8th district. He was for many years
resident of Ashland.
Hon. ], Fred. C. Talbot and Mr.. Robert
Garrett candidates for Congress, had busy
time shaking hands with the throngs at Pros
pect Park Fair this week.
Mr.. Joseph P. Bayne, of Cleveland, o.,
formerly of Baynesville, near Towson, came on
to attend the Baltimore Jubilee and visit re-
latives and friends in Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. David G. Mcintosh, Jr., of
Towson, who have been spending some time
in the North, registered at the Manhattan
Hotel, New York city, on Tuesday.
Mr.. William II. Fox, who spent the sum.
mer holiday at his home at Greenwood, Baltl-
more county, returned to Dickinson Seminary,
Williamsport, Pa, on Monday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Piper, of Green Spring
Valley, who have been spending some time at
Northern resorts, registered at the Manhattan
Hotel in New York city, on Wednesday.
Mr.. Robert 81. Wright, of Green Spring
Valley, was a judge of the running races at
Prospect Park Fair this week, and Mr., John
F. Anderson, of Towson, was one the timers.
Sheriff Jacob Elliott has again been very
sick at his home in the 9Th district and unable
to come to his Office at Towson. at last ac-
counts his condition had improved somewhat.
Mr.. Robert H. Smith, the well known
attorney, who spent several months travelling
in Europe, returned to Baltimore this week.
He was accompanied by his wife and daughter
Mr. E. Cuttings Merryman with his four.
finland team will meet Governor War6eld
at Cockeysville this Saturday. morning and
drive him to the farmers picnic at Mt. Carmel.
Mr. Bob Taylor must have had his ra6-
bits foot with him again at Prospect Park fair
this week as he met with his usual success in
capturing races, several events going to his
credit.
Miss Edna link, of Brooklandville. who
has been very i'll several weeks with typhoid
fever, shows little If any Improvement. Drs.
Tl,or,ac ~ and Rannett r. BFseev are attend
ing her. ,
weeks in Richmond, Va, returned q few days
ago and occupied the pulpit OF Ashland Presby..
terrain Church last Sunday morning and
evening.
MI. David Cronhaidt, of Cronhardt Balti-
more county, a recent graduate Of Sadler.s
Business College, has accepted position with
the International Harvester Company OF
Baltimore.
Bishop and Mrs. Paret, vino spent several
months abroad, returned to Baltimore on
Miss Margaret G. Painter, of Owings' Mills,
Baltimore county.
Miss Katharine McMaster. principal of the
public school at White Hall, N. Q. X. r., hav.
ing recovered from injuries sustained through
fall some time ago, will be able to resume
her duties next Monday.
Mr.. John d. c. Duncan, Jr., son of Judge
Duncan, who was operated on for appendicitis
several weeks ago, was driving about Towson
on Wednesday. His recovery, after very
serious ordeal, was rapid.
Rev. NJ. w. Glasgow, junior pastor OF
Great Falls Circuit, will preach bis farewell
sermon ct Ebenezer Church next Sunday and
will leave shortly thereafter for the Moody
Bible Institute, Chicago, to become student.
Mr.. John CARL, who will sell all bis per-
sonal property on what is known as the Bic
miller Farm, on the German Hill road, 18th
district, on wednesday. octoner 80, VIII s s
" thereafter remove to California to locate
permanently.
Mr.. William p Cooper. of Salt Lake City,
Utah, called on some of his friends in Towson
this week. He came East for Baltimore city's
Old Home Week. Mr.. Cooper, who is native
of Towson, is a successful business man in
Salt Lake City.
DIR. Harry Bosley, of Washington, D. c.,
who came over to attend the Timonium fair,
returned on Friday, 14th instant, accompanied
bv Mrs. Bosley and their children, who spent
the summer with Mrs. Bosley's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred G. Lee, of Dulany's Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Petit, of Chicago,
attended the Timonium Fair last week. Mr..
Petit is legal adiuster of the Pullman Palace
Car Company and Mrs. Petit was before her
marriage Miss Sallie Ward, daughter of the
Mr.. Samuel w. Storm, of Reisterstown,
called on some of his friends in Towson, on
Friday, 18th inst. He wa clerk to the first
sheriff who occupied that position when the
Court House was completed at Towson and
that official was his father, the late Samuel T.
Storm.
Prof. Guy E. Snavely, of Baltimore coun-
tv, who is now teaching French and Latin in
Allegheny College, Meadville Pa. Meadville
is a beautiful old city of about 1900 inhab-
itants. Prof. Snavely says a very expensive
feature of living there is the use of natural gas
for heating and lighting.
Rev. and Mrs. Hugh w. s. Powers, OF
Towson, removed this week to Highland,
Howard county, Mr.. Powers having accepted
a call to the rectorship of the parish in that
county which includes st. Marks and Calvary
churches. Highland is 8 miles from Laurel
and IL miles from Ellicott City.
The congregation of Sherwood 2. Il:
Church having granted months leave OF
absence to the rector, Rev. A. 4. Pindell, he
and Mrs. Pindell and their son, Mr.. d. Sterett
Pindell, have gone for an extended Northern
tour There will be no service at Sherwood
next Sunday, but the other Sundays during
the rectors absence his pulpit will be filled by
supply.
Mr.. William Grason, of Towson, represen.
tative from the Maryland Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows to the Sovereign Grand Lodge, which
meets in Toronto, Canada, on Monday next,
left for that city on Thursday, accompanied by
his daughters, Misses Ridgely and Mamie
Grason. Mr.. George G. Tracey, of Towson.
former officer of the Maryland Grand Lodge,
has also gone to Toronto.