The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-08-18
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county, is visiting relatives in Annapolis.
Mrs Charles Jenkins, of Baltimore, is
visiting her uncle, MIR. c. G. Carman, of Taylor,
Maryland.
at the Virginia Hot Springs, has returned to
his home here.
Rev. J. A. Jones, pastor of Hereford Bap-
fist Church, is spending month with relatives
at Lewisburg Pa.
was a Judge this week at the Harrisonburg
| (Va.) Horse Show:
Mr.. Augustus Bourguin, farmer of Sha-
wan, 9Th district, has recovered from serious
! illness of peritonitis.
Mr.. William H. Cockey, of the County
Clerks office, who spent two weeks at Asbury
| Park, n. j., has returned.
Mr.. William H. Buck, Jr, cashier of the
National Bank of Cockeysville, is spending
two weeks at Crisfeld Md.
Mr.. T. Scott Offutt, of the Towson bar &C.
companied by his wife and little son. is spend
! ing a fortnight at Virginia Beach,.
MIR. and Mrs. T. Dudley Riggs and family,
of Green Spring Valley, are spending the pres
| ent month at Kennebunkport, Maine.
MIR. Elmer R. Halle, of the Towson bar,
has cone on ten days trip to Niagara Falls
and other places of interest in the North.
| Miss Anna 3. Carman has returned to her
home at Tayo55 after e TWO Teeks yS' TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Rieman, OF Dunn;
barton. near Towson, left on Tuesday to spend
some time in the Adirondack Mountains.
Mr.. Elmer ]. Cook, of the Towson bar,
returned on Tuesday from bass fishing trip
to West Virginia. He had excellent sport.
| Miss Margaret Boal, daughter of DR.. Boal,
of Beaver county, Pa, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. E. w. Herman, at her home in Luther
vile.
Rev. Sias P. Cutler, pastor of Trinity
Lutheran Church, Reisterstown, is spending
several weeks at his former home at Jeffer-
| son, Pa.
Miss Ella Hammarstrom, who spent sew
eral weeks with relatives at Newport, K, l., has
returned to her home, walnut Hill, /" near
Cockeys7ille.
Mi. Samuel C. Appleby, who has been
| connected with the Baltimore San many years,
was in Towson few days ago and called at
Miss Catharine Mann, who spent several
weeks at Rehoboth, Del, and Cape May, N.
j., has returned to her home at Fullerton,
! Baltimore county. =
known firm of r. Vincent, Jr. & Son, is in
Dayton o., this week attending the National
| Florists Convention.
Miss Leila NJ. Beatty, of Monkton, and
Miss Jessie g. Dilworth, of Fork. are spending
some time with Mrs. Sutliff, wife OF DR.. SUIT
| lift, of Shippensburg, Pa.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Ensor. who spent
| several weeks with relatives IN Kansas ana
other Western States, have returned to their
home at Mt. Washington.
|
er Dairy in Baltimore, spent part of Thursday
| with Mr.. Alex. Y. Carr at Pleasant Plains
Dairy Farm, near Towson.
| Lieut. William B. Cockey, of Garrison
| Farm, who is an aid on the staff of General
Riggs, is encamped with the Maryland National
| Guard at Mount Gretna, Pa.
| Mr., and Mrs. Osborne /. Yellott accom-
panied by Mrs. John l. Yellott and Mrs. Frank
R. Rich, made motor car trip through part
/ of Western Maryland this week.
| Mr. I'd win Fl Burke. son OF Chief Judge
| N. Charles Burke, who has been sick with
| typhoid fever several weeks at the City Hos
| pital in Baltimore, is improving.
| Mr.. George Long, of Chestnut Ridge, who
had been under treatment ten weeks at the
| Johns Hopkins Hospital, has improved so
| much as to be able to return to his home.
| DIR. Allan q. Brooks, a recent graduate of
| the Maryland University School of Medicine,
| has accepted position in Columbia Hospital,
| NY. He is a son of Mr.. William c. Brooks,
| of Philopolis.
Kansas, who has been visiting his former
home at Cockeysville, paid his respects to The
| UNION a few days ago. He has been asurgeon
| in the U. s. Army many years.
/ Miss Mamie Parks is spending the sum-
| mer vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles A. Parks, at their home on the Joppa
road near Carney. Her sister, MISS MISS Cora W.
| MIR. A. A. Piper and Mr.. Elmer K. Halle,
| of the Towson bar, will be among those who
/ will accompany the Maryland party to New
York to attend the Bryan reception, Mr.. ".
I o. B. Wright, of the 18th district, Will also De
Miss Mary B! M. Mitchell, daughter of DR..
Frederick G. Mitchell, of Verona, It'll district,
entertained a large number of her young
ton, Baltimore, Annapolis and Virginia were
| represented among the guests.
| Mr.. Robert r. Boarman, OF the law firm
of Boarman & Lindsay, has returned from his
summer trip and was in Towson on TUESDAY.
While away he visited both Boston and Hall
| fax. At present Mr.. Boarman is a resident of
/ Prince Georges county. where he owns farm.
-Ex-Judge George E. Lynch, of the I'd dis
trict, returned few days ago from visit to
county "a he Was g1eay p.sa and
| was much impressed with the thrift and enter
| prise of the people with whom he came in con-
tact.
Mr.. E. Stanton Bosley, chief clerk and
| auditor in the Office of the County Commits
sioners returned this week from visit to his
brother Mr.. E. Winthrop Bosley who has
| been spending some months in the Adiron-
| dack Mountains for the benefit of his health,
| which has been much improved.
Mr.. Guy E. Snavely, a graduate of Johns
| Hopkins University, has been appointed asso-
| ciate professor of Latin and French in Allie
| gheny College, Meadville, Pa, and he will
locate at that place on the 10th of next month.
Mr.. Snavely is son Of Mr. Charles u. Snaveiy,
|
| is daughter of Mr.. Van Brant Rittenhouse,
| of the same district.
MIR. W. s. G. Williams, of Long Green
| Valley, left on Thursday, accompanied by his
two daughters, for Narragansett Pier, where
| he met Mrs. Williams. who has been at York
Harbor since August 9th, as the guest OF Miss
| Lucy Brady. Mrs Williams accompanied by
| her brothers, Messrs. John and Robert Deford,
and Miss Louise Wilkin, left Long Green in
two automobiles the first of this month and by
easy stages got up North.
| Finds Recreation in Farming. -Deputy
United States Marshall. Wesley Gilroy, under
| United States Marshal Langhammer, finds his
recreation in farming. He is the proprietor
of pretty little tract of land in the Green
| Northern Central Railroad, and in the sum-
| mer he not only spends his vacation there,
but as much other time as he can spare. Dep,
uty Gilroy is an agriculturist by nature and
| experience, and the results he has obtained are
a source of great pride to him. Deputy Gilroy
is now spending his vacation at his farm, and
| is busy giving the fences about the dwelling
and the barn and granaries their usual coat of
whitewash. This may not seem to be the
normal way of spending vacation, but Dep
uty Gilroy finds it very satisfactory way of
| relaxing ltim0re american.
| If Mr.. Gilroy knows where he's at, after
reading his location as above then you can't
lose Mr.. Gilroy, that's certain.
Timonium's First Annual Dog Show
| The first annual dog show given in connection
with the Mary land State Fair and Agricultural
Society to be hed at Timonium from Septem.,
Der 4th to Sth, will be an event that should
| appeal especially to the amateur breeders OF
the county as it is gotten up especially for their
benefit and not for the benefit of professionals.
Over thirty special prizes-some of them very
handsome and valuable-will be awarded to
the best dog of each class, in addition to liberal
money prizes. The committee makes special
appeal to dog. in the county to enter
Complete and attractive as possible. Entries
close on Saturday. August 18th but any entries
mailed as late as Monday, Goth, will be accep-
ted. The bench committee is composed of DR.:
Stuart Cassard and DR.. A. G. McCurdy, OF
Towson Mr.. NJ. s. Tyson, lis East Baltimore
street, Baltimore, and Mr.. George P. Wier, 8
Light street, Baltimore.
Distressing Death of a Bright Boy
Robert Morris Benson, aged IL years, son OF