The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-10-06

Perscnsl Mention
mi. John Ridgely, tr., Of Atlanta, Ca. is
visiting at Hampton, his former home near
MI. Edward 8. Powell has been elected
attorney for the Business Mems Association Of
Mrs. Wright, wife of Mr.. George E. Wright,
| of Towson, is sick with typhoid fever. She is
| attended by DR.. J. Royston Green.
Robert F. L. Held, youngest son Of Mr..
| Lewis W. Held. of Towson, has entered the
University of West Virginia as a student.
| Mr.. George 0. Brown, of Oak Grove Poul-
| try Farm, Parkville, was one of the judges in
| the poultry department of the York fair this
week.
races at the York fair this week. He has
served in that capacity there number of
years.
Mr.. Uriah G. Guy, who lives on the Wilton
dale Stock Farm, sonth of TowSon, is sick with
typhoid fever. He is attended by DR.. J. II.
Jarrett.
Rev. A. G. Ernst is the new pastor of st.
Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church, Park
vile. Hartford road, he having succeeded Rev.
r. w. Jungfer.
Mrs. John w. Smith. of Sunny brook. and
Miss Mary Wallace, of Baltimore have been
visiting Mrs. Dixon Connolly, at her home,
Della, near Ellicott City:
Col. and Mrs, Walter S. Franklin, who
spent the summer at Lake Mohonk, N. Y,
have returned to their home on East Mount
Vernon Place, Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Love, who spent
the summer near Hydes, Long Green Valley,
have taken an apartment on Hamilton Terrace,
Baltimore, for the fall and winter.
Mrs. William D. Griffith and daughter,
Miss Margaret Griffith, of Chestnut Ridge, are
visiting Mrs. Grifiths sisters. Misses Elizabeth
and Louise Given, of Harrisburg, Pa.
MIR. and Mrs. Christian Devries, who spent
the past summer at the Blue Mountain House,
w. M. R. R., have returned to their home near
Rogers Station, Green Spring Valley.
law firm of N. Rufus Gill & Sons. He will
continue the practice of law, however, and has
associated with him Mr.. William G. Speed.
Mr.. Joseph T. Phipps, son Of Mr.. Joseph
Phipps, farm manager at Hampton, will leave
today for Savannah. Ga, to accept situation
with the General Electric Company of that
city.
Mr.. George F. Wheeler, ST., bailiff to the
Orphans Court had fall on Thursday and
seriously injured his head He is IS years of
age and has held his present office about twenty
years.
Mrs. Thomas Deford, of Oakdene, Green
Spring Valley, who had an operation for ap-
pendicitis performed some days ago, has had
relapse and her condition is said to be unfa-
vorable.
Mr.. John G. Perkins, of the Towson Demo-
crat and Journal, has been sick over a week
him to his home. DIR. r. c. Massenburg is his
physician.
We are yet to hear of name given the
granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. Bosley
Merryman, of Hayfields. The parents-Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Carroll-are receiving con-
gratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip BARLEY Watts and Mr..
John Cassard, father of Mrs. Watts, who spent
the summer at Dundee, near ElIicott City, have
returned to their home on st. Paul street, Bal
timore, for the winter.
Mr.. Charles E.. Weakley, Jr., son of Mr..
Charles e. Weakley, a well known farmer
near Sweet Air, has secured position in the
chemical department of the Dupont Powder
Works at Wilmington, Del;
MIR. and Mrs. w. s. G. Williams will give
a luncheon to the members of the Elkridge
Hunt Club, at their country place, Long Green,
on Saturday, October Goth, after the drag hunt
from Merediths Ford bridge at 2 p. NJ.
-Midshipman Ernest F. Buck, who had
been visiting relatives at Westminster, has re-
turned to the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
cashier of the Cockeysville National Bank.
-Ex-Judge Andrew Dorsey, of the Balti-
more County Orphans Court, is critically i'll
at bis home at Randallstown, I'd district, and
there is but slight hopes Of his recovery.
Judge Dorsey, who is advanced in years, is
Confederate veteran.
Mr.. W. Harrison Curtis formerly well
known resident of the 10th district, spent the
past summer at Overlea, on the Belalr road,
where he purchased cottage. He claims his
residence in Baltimore city now, he being
registered voter there.
Mr. John s. Cuttings, of the Baltimore
banking house of John s. Cuttings d Co.. &C.
companied by his wife and daughters, sailed
from New York for Europe few days ago.
MI unsS III. 800. Du shn o,,,;,,e, .,;,,t"r =,
Rome.
MIR. G.. Alnutt Manning, member of the
, Daa; 1ha conc and other birds of Marv.
anJ S.os s .noono HE visitors to Towson on
Mas - 5bs sT wish Of M Wann;no that
s e,so iam 1so'ns' '''e A-' -'e'''
M and Mrs IT ". Waltien have issued
oa~as fo "n the f;ftaenth ann;yersarv of their
nnarliase' S MnIon LILY ,"ra 49, tho u;IIav,
r nome % On satnrdav 0ctober 1sth from 70 II
ao scIo, In NJ W:,t;sn ;s a Sauohtar of Mrs
Toha Mr;ght of Tnwson
JUN mMr nSsries Fl Seward. a successful busi.
nos. nan Of RosedaIe and nres;dent Of the
ph;lodainh;o Road Tmnrovement Association
mas transact;no some hnsiness before the Or
nbsna' ronTt st Towson On Wednesdav. He
NO. Wa' All Lnpwn Gsrdenv;iIe nhvs;c;an ''
'n 0 xTrn those from Balt;more county who
attended he YORK fair this week were Mr..
arS Ms W;il;am p Cole M and Mrs VIM
SnI Koach H. n McClnrdv Mrs A. nj
n.t 1872 NJ. G.or.o q O'NaIi H. Tores II
T T""n NJ Sewnsl ColI;ncs Mr. T Howari
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