The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-03-24
psraonal Mention

| Personal Mention
Mr.. John g. Brogden, who spent threa
| months abroad, has returned to his home in
Baltimore
Miss Bessie Foard, of jenkins, Long Green
Valley, is visiting Mrs. George W. Slater, of
| West Fayette Street, Baltimore.
| Mr.. Elisha w Parks, road supervisor for
the 9th district, has been sick and confined to
his home near Towson this week.
DIR. r. q. Massenburg, of Towson, was
| confined to his home several days this week
suffering from the effects of q severe cold.
Mr. John Cowen. the well known Balti-
more county builder. registered at the Herald
Square Hotel, New York city, on Tuesday.
The Misses Cockey, of Melrose Farm.
Cockeysville, have as their guest Mrs. Pentz,
wife of DR.. William F. PentE, of Baltimore.
Mr.. Samuel Ceilings of the Lutherville
firm of Ceilings & Bro, who has been under
improved.
The Misses Hartman, daughters OF Mr..
Daniel Hartman, of Germantown, Pa, are Wis
iting their grandmother, Mrs. Fanny Hartman,
of Owings' Mills, Baltimore county.
Rev W. II. H. Powers, rector of Trinity
Church, Towson, who has not yet recovered
from a severe attack of tonsolitis, spent this
week with relatives in Richmond, Va.
Mrs Charles O. Donnell Lee, of Needwood
Forest, Frederick county, formerly of Roland
Park, has been spending some time with rela-
tives and friends in Baltimore county ana city.
..
pastor of Andrew Chapel NJ. E. Church South,
Gardenville, has gone to Romney. Wa, to
visit her parents, Rev. and Mrs. ]. 7. Williams.
Mr.. Alton T. Nicholas was operated on
this week for appendicitis at the Franklin
Square Hospital in Baltimore. He is brother
of Mrs. Biddison, wife of State Senator John
s. Biddison.
Mr.. Walter R. Townsend, of Baltimore
county, reading clerk of the Maryland Senate,
gave a dinner on Thursday night at Carvel
Hall, Annapolis to number Of Senators and
other gentlemen.
MI. Oscar F. Lackey, son of Mrs. Lackey
of Sherwood. N. G. X. r., who was severely
injured while engaged in engineering on the
Panama Canal last fall is now under treat
ment in Baltimore.
10th district, called on some of his friends in
Towson on Wednesday. He has been living
in Baltimore nearly three years, but he still
longs for his country home.
"A largely attended reception in honor of
Rev. L. 8. Reichard, the new pastor, was given
at the Presbyterian Church at Hamilton, Har.
ford road, Thursday night of last week. The
Ladies' Aid Society served refreshments.
Mrs. Edwin F. Abel, of Woodbourne
avenue, near Govanstowni Mrs. ID. +. Lackey.
of Sherwood, and Miss Eleanor A. Myer, Of
Pikesville, who are travelling together in Eu-
rope, registered in Paris on the 2lst instant.
Mr.. George E. Waters, head of the well
known Baltimore lumber firm OF George e.
Waters & Co., was among the visitors to Tow
son this week. Mr.. Waters owns and occu-
pies pretty country place at Mt. Washington.
MIR. Thomas Carney who some time ago
sold his 8. Mile House property on the Hartford
road and retired, has been confined to his
home for some time with severe attack OF
rheumatism. DR.. W. 7. G. Whiteford is his
physician.
sisters, Mrs. W. w. Radcliff and Mrs. L. A.
Hazeltine, of Baltimore. spent several days in
Wilmington, Del, this week with their aunt,
Mrs Julia Wilhelm, who is S6 years OF age.
Mrs. Wilhelm is sister of their late mother.
Chief Judge N. Charles Burke was elected
vice.nresident Of the Hibernian Society Of Bal.
timore at the annual meeting and banquet
held on the 18th instant. DR.. Charles O'D0n-
ovan was elected physician to the society aud
his brother, Rev. Louis O'Donovan, chaplain.
Mr.. Upton 8. Brady, formerly deputy
Register of Wills, has removed his family from
Mr. Harrison Riders farm, on the Hillen
road, to Remington street, in the Northern An
mex. Mr.. Brady is engaged In Baltimore in
the real estate and insurance business with his
borther-in- law, Mr. Colburn.
-Messrs. c. N. Hamilton and F: G. Spencer.
highly esteemed business men of Jarrettsville,
having disposed OF their interests there, have
purchased the store property of Mr.. jacob
BIocher at Alesia, on the Hanover Branch OF
the Western Maryland Railroad, and will as
sumo charge there on the I'd of April.
Mr.. Joshua Griffin, of Illinois, who has
been spending several months with relatives
in Baltimore county, was 10 T0wson on Thurs
day in company with his nephew, Mr.. John
Bond, retired farmer of the 9Th district Mr..
Griffin, who is native of this county, has
been living in the West thirty.three years.
The marriage of Miss Lavinia Brush,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Edward N. Brush,
to Mr.. W. Hall Harris, Jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Hall Harris. will take place on April
18th, at l O'Clock, at the First Presbyterian
Church, Baltimore and will be followed by
reception at the country residence OF DR.. ana
Mrs Brush, near Towson.
Mr.. James NJ. A. Spottswood, who has
been an assistant foreman in the Government
printing Office at Washington many years,
was last week offered the position of foreman,
to fill vacancy but he declined the promotion.
Mr.. Spottswood is a brother-in law of DR..
Carlisle, Pa. He frequently visits here.
MIR. and Mrs John F. Hilgeman gave
largely attended party on Friday night of last
week at their home on the Oregon pike, in
honor of the 18th birthday of their youngest
daughter, Miss Edna Hilgeman. Mr.. Hilge-
man, who is engaged in business at Stevenson,
Green Spring Valley, has sold bis property in
in the 9Th district and his family will remove
to Baltimore.
Rev. s. s. Greenwell. the popular pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church of Belair, last
Sunday celebrated with special services the
fourth anniversary of his passionate. Resoln-
tons were adopted expressing the attectionAte
regard of the congregation for their pastor.
Rev. Mr.. GreenweIl is the son-inlaw Of Mr..
John M. Griffith, of Baltimore county, and
his wife has been spending the winter in Cali
fornia with her parents.
Rev. DIR. c. Herbert Richardson, presiding
elder of Baltimore district. NJ. E. Church, will
retire at the approaching conferences. DR..
Richardson, who lives at Roland Park, Is an
indefatigable worker and has accomplished
wonders as a church builder. Mainly through
his fundamentally two fine churches have
been built on Hunts Circuit and other church
property of the circuit has been improved ct
considerable outlay of cash. The people Of
the district will part with him with many