The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-03-10
personal Mention


ousy working on the Milk Special" called
on some of his friends in Towson early this
week.
Mr.. George C. Tracey, proprietor of Hotel
Towson, who has been spending a couple of
weeks travelling in the South, is expected home
today.
Mr.. Harrison Rider. who was on an ex.
tended trip in the South, taking in the Mardi
Gras at New Orleans, returned on Wednesday
night
roll county. are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
| Alexander Y. Carr, at her home on the Hillen
road, near Towson.
Among those registered at Annapolis as
Legislative agents. is Mr.. Osborne l. Yellott
counsel to the Board of County Commissioners
| of Baltimore county.
Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Keech, of Tow
| son, were guests this week at the semi centen-
NAL celebration of the Maryland Agricultural
College at College Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fahnestock, of Balti-
| more county are registered at Marlborough
Blenheim Hotel, Atlantic City, where they
| will remain indefinitely.
Mrs. Chester b. Turnbull, who had been
| sick several weeks at the Johns Hopkins Hos
pital, has recovered sufficiently to return to
| her winter home at Roland Park.
Mr. Granville Matthews, for many years
| well known farmer of Philopolis, 6th district,
| this week removed to the home farm of his
late father-in-law, John d. Matthews, near
Oregon.
Govanstown firm of Parr Bros, was among
the callers at The UNION Office on Wednesday.
He is about to try the merits of The UNION as
an advertising medium.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Re-
becca Clark, of Baltimore, a daughter of the
late James K. Clark, of The Naples, at the head
of Charles street avenue, to Prof. Ivah Lester
Winter, of Howard University.
Mrs. Sallie Slade, one of the Oldest resi-
dents of My Lady's Manor, celebrated her S4th
birthday last Monday. All her children, in
Guiding her son, County Commissioner John
Mrs. Eudocia Stansbury, one OF Towson's
oldest residents. is very much indisposed at
this time She formerly owned the Eudowood
estate, on the Hillen road now occupied as the
Maryland Hospital for Consumptives:
Rev John r. Jacobs, pastor of West Har-
ford Circuit NJ. E. Church South, which in
cludes the church at Sunnybrook, Baltimore
county. is closing up his pastorate on that cir
cult and will not be returned on account OF the
time limit.
Ex-senator D. Hopper Emory, who is
spending the winter in Baltimore with his
family, was in Towson on Tuesday attending
to some professional matters at the Court
House He has enjoyed fairly good health
Rev. w. H. H. Powers, rector of Trinity
p E. Church. Towson, who is recovering from
a severe attack of tonsolitis. left on Friday,
9th inst for short stay at Atlantic City. He
was accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Muriel Powers.
Mrs. Flora Stewart Emory, of Woodlawn,
Baltimore county, has been chosen official
editor of the Amateur Journalists Club, which
held its annual meeting in Baltimore on Tues
the columns of THE UNION.
Rev. l.. s. Reichard, the new pastor of the
Presbyterian Church at Hamilton, Hartford
road, preached his first sermon there last Sun
day morning. He was until recently pastor of
the United Evangelical Church at Lewisburg,
Pa, he having changed his faith.
Mr.. John Rush Street, of Taylor Hartford
county, was among the visitors to Towson on
Wednesday. His sale of personal property,
announced to take place on his farm on the
28th of February, was postponed on account
of the weather until Monday next, March 18th.
DIR. W. Rush Dunton, Jr., of South Tow
son, was elected secretary of the Alumni Asso-
llcfafion of Haverford College, that was organ
Ejzedin Baltimore few days ago. Mr.. Miles
Atite, Jr., is president of the association. DR..
| fDunton is an assistant physician at the Shep-
pard and Enoch Pratt Hospital.
Mr.. George S. Sandner, of the Long Green
Valley firm of Sandner q Mumma, will sail
from Baltimore for Bremen on Saturday.
March 18th, and, in company with friend,
will make an extensive tour. They will visit
Switzerland, Germany, France, Holland, DC.
Mr.. Sandner expects to return in June.
Mrs. Nils P. Hammarstorm, of Walnut
Hill, near CDekeysy1ile gave dlnner on
Thursday in honor of Miss Marye 7. Ridgely,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. benjamin l. Kldgely'
OF Barretts Deiignt, near warren. Inc en-
gagement OF MISS hiuReiy 10 MI james 1.
ARIEL, of Poland, Ohio, has just been an
Mr. William P. WooIston, of Princess
Ann, Nd, formerly well knowh PaLtlnloIo
| county farmer was IN Iowson on wednesday
| looking after some matters in connection
NTH the closing nm of the estate of his late
father, Benjamin .. Wooiston, VINO nveu on IN
Green Spring avenue snort distance west OF
| Mount Washington.
| Mr.. William Grason, OF the Towson pal.
Grand representative to the Gra ana Looge OF o.
Odd Fellows, was among those VINO spoke AZ
the Sixty third anniversary banquet OF CentIe
Lodge, l. 0: .. f., OF Ellicott Cliy, wnlcn took
| place on Monoay nlgnL i sato Oe1'Le Loose
was instituted Marcn 4tn, od do4o, ana mas slnce
that time ,niEateo over a,oVV S memTer shoo.
| -Scnool commissioner oanuel ~. onoe
maker, OF 6aitimore county, was amTns .noSe
VINO attenoeu me n, y. ri
OF the Maryland AgricultuIaio SoIese a. G wi
ege farR 1nis week. MeeS[s. Onalles "
man and Il. Gittlngs Merfymani, memDeIS o.
the board OF trustees OF the coilege, anu VII
Edward A. Cockey were also among the guests;
key: Wllliam ". haroeh' JUNIOR nr paS'or =.
West Harford circuit, M; u. ORuIcn, was
married at Westmnster, Mu,, On y e'neS "A ;:s
algrn9Un, az .n v none u da sno ~ NJ
SVI Yinoline Of that citv' A sister of the
bride was married at the same time to Mr.. Guy
| Fringer. Rev. DR.. J. Fred. Heisse per-
formed The ceremony for both,
Mr.. George 3. Coale. who sold the personal
nronertv on the old Coale homestead, near
Sherwood Station. N. G. r.. r.. on the 9th inst,
removed his family to Towson on Friday and
IL occnpving a house on East Pennsylvania
| avenue MP. Coale has led very active bust
ness life and feels now that be can enjoy we'll
earned rest. The farm that be sold recently
had been in his family 2O3 years as a search
of the records this week disclosed.
The Youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
E. Offutt, of Cockeysville, was baptised on the
1st instant by Rev. A. 7. Pindell, rector of
Sherwood P. e. Church. He was given the
| name of Joshua Frederick Cockev Offutt,lin
honor of his Grandfather. Mr.. Joshua F.
Cockev nresident of the Cockevsville National
Rsnk Mr and Mrs Offi1tt's Oldest son. John
Thomas Offntt' celebrated biz nth birthday at
the same time his brother was baptised.
Cant. John w. Winks. of the old Hartford
road. near Carney. who has been seriously i'll
for the past three weeks with congestion of the
lungs. Is slowly improving under the care Of
DR.. w. T. q. Whteford. Capt. Winks, who il
nearly so years of age, was formerly a sea cap
tain and when the Great Eastern-then the
largest vessel afoat-came to America he was