The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-12-08
Personal Mention


Mrs. Margaret Lanius, of York, Pa, ia
visiting her uncle, Capt. f. Herman, Of Luther
vile.
removed from Ruxton, n. Q. r. r., to Balti-
| more for the winter.
Mrs. Sarah r. Carter, widow of Mr.. Uriah
Carter, has removed from Baynesville to West
| Twenty-fourth street. Baltimore.
Mrs. Samuel Brady, who spent Thanks
giving in New York, has returned to Baltimore,
where she lives with her son, Mr.. Upton 8.
Brady.
Mrs. Edward Colgan, of Reckord, and Mrs.
| Archer Riley, of Pleasantville, are spending
some time with relatives and friends in Brook
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Carroll Brown, of Brook.
hardwood, Green Spring Valley, have taken q
house in New York city where they will spend
| the winter.
MI. Charles R. varley Myers, of the 18th
district, is foreman of the present grand jury,
this being the first time he has ever served in
that capacity.
Mr.. Gottleib Hanf, who has rented his farm
at Blenheim, 10th district, will sell all his per-
sonal property thereon on Wednesday, Decem-
Der 10Th, and remove to Baltimore.
MIR. Fred Hertel and family have closed
their summer home at Ruxton, N. G. K. R.,
and taken an apartment at The Ruxton, Eu-
taw Place, Baltimore, for the winter.
Mr.. Philip E. Bayne, of Ridge6eld, Conn.,,
who is native OF Baynesville, near Towson,
Mr. William Bayne, who died few days ago.
Dr. and Mrs. st. Clair STREET., of Kansas
City, No., have been visiting relatives in Har-
ford county. DIR. STREET., who is a native of
Hartford, is a brother of the late Charles H.
STREET..
Marguerite, the 3-year-old daughter of Mr.,
aud Mrs ohm G. Schmidt, of Long Quarter
Farm, near Towson, who was seriously i'll for
some days, is convalescing under the care OF
DIR. B. #. Bussey.
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months with her son, Mr.. William s. Keech,
s0E Towson, left for Washington on Friday,
7th inst, and will remain there during the
{ Winter with her daughter, Mrs. Henry Selden.
Vincent, Jr. Son, was re elected vice-presi-
dent for Baltimore county of the Maryland
State Horticultural Society, the ninth annual
meeting and exhibition of which was held in
Baltimore this week.
MIR. Albert s. Cook, superintendent, and
Mr.. John T. Hershner, assistant superinten-
dent of Baltimore county schools, attended the
annual meeting of the Association of School
Commissioners and Superintendent held at
the State Normal School, in Baltimore, this
week.
Among the Baltimore county lawyers who
attended the annual meeting and banquet OF
the Bar Association of Baltimore, held at the
Hotel Rennert on Tuesday night, were Messrs.
Harry e. Mann, Emanuel w. Herman, Car
vile d. Benson, John II. Grill and John Wat
son, Jr.
Mr.. William L. Clayton, who publishes
newspaper in Jenkintown, Pa. paid visit a
few days ago to his brother-in-la DIR. A. Q.
McCurdy, of Towson. Mr.. Clayton, in addi-
ton to being an editor, is chief burgess OF bis
town and traverses his bailiwick in a swift
motor car.
State Senator John s. Biddison, Captain
Henry Nuth, Mr.. Thomas Dietrich and Mr..
lewis STREET., who spent several days hunting
in the vicinity of Bush river, met with much
H1orx HI Had rfr Acyou Nj.
cock and about 40 rabbits. While hunting at
night they caught 'coons end II possums.
Mrs. Philip A. s. Franklin, formerly of
Baltimore county, was one of the patronesseS
at the annual reception and ball OF the Mary
land Society in New York, which was held at
Sherry s. on Wednesday night. Mr.. Franklin,
who is among the vice presidents of the society,
was member of the reception committee at
the ball.
Mr.. A. D. Clemens. who is largely con-
cerned in real estate and building at Govans-
town, attended the meeting in Towson on
Wednesday held to organize an improvement
association. He manifested much interest in
the discussion of the water question, his town
being among those that will be affected by the
proposed changes.
Mr.. Basil B. Bowen, of the 4th district, who
has spent number of days hunting since the
open season began, both in Carroll and Bal
timore counties, says he never before saw
partridges as scarce as they are this fall. He is
unable to account for this in view of the fact
that last summer the whistle of the Bob White
could be heard in almost every field Mr..
Bowen says he found woodcock plentiful in
Carroll county-more of them, in fact than
cartridges.
On Saturday last Mrs. Roosevelt, wife Of
the President came over from Washington to
see the hstoric Hampton house, near Towson,
and spent several hours very pleasantly with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ridgely, with whom she
Che M naniQ0 nv Hon.
Henry White, of the diplomatic service Sena-
tor Lodge of Massachusetts,, and Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. H. Buckler, of Baltimore, who brought
the party out from the city in an automobile.
Mr.. White, who is first cousin of Mr.. Ridgely,
is an intimate friend of President Roosevelt.
Mrs. Roosevelt was charmed with the old
Hampton house and the stately grounds that
surround it.