The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-08-04
Personal Mention


some time with her sister, Mrs. Gerard D.
Moore, of Charlestown, w. Va.
MIR. John Jessop, of Pittsburg formerly of
Baltimore county is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Blair of Sparrow's Point.
Mrs. Flora Baker, OF Parkton is spending
a week at Summit Grove camp as the guest of
the Misses Stabler, of New Freedom.
Mrs Mcintosh, wife of Col. d. G. Mcintosh,
of the Towson bar. is spending the present
month at the Warm Springs of Virginia.
MIR. 6. w. Walter, of Clinton avenue, Bal
| timore, will spend the month of August and
| part of September at Atlantic City, N. j.
Mr.. Eldridge E. Henderson, formerly of
Towson, is spending some time at Camp lro-
| uuois, Glen Eyrie, on Lake George, N. Y.
Mrs. VIM. T. Miles, of My. Lady's Manor,
and Miss Elsie s. Justis, of Park avenue, Balti-
| more, are spending two weeks at Atlantic City.
Mr.. William G. Mann, of Fullerton, and
| Mr. Ernest L. Mueller, of Baltimore, are spend
ing two weeks in Philadelphia and Atlantic
City.
Mr.. B. Marvin Thomas and his sister,
| Miss Bessie Thomas, of Terrace Dale, South
Towson, have been enjoying the sea breezes at
| Rehoboth Beach.
Railroad, who was in Towson on Tuesday, is
recovering from severe attack OF rheumatism
| in his right hand.
-Stats,s- Attorney Robert H. Bussey, whose
term of office will expire in December, 1907,
Esnnounced this week that he would be candi-
date for reelection.
Mr.. r. Emory Warfield, formerly of Bal
timore county, has removed his family from
Philadelphia to New York city, where they
| will reside in the future.
Misses Roberta and Margaret Griffith, of
Chestnut Ridge. who had been visiting the
| family of Mr.. VIM. p. Woolston, of Princess
| Ann, Nd, have returned.
| -Ex-Judge and Mrs. David Fowler left early
| this week for Cobourg, Canada, where they
will spend the month of August They have
| anartrnents at The Columbian.
| Mr. George r. NOVEL;, the well known
merchant of Glencoe, N. G. R. R., accompanied
by his son, Mr.. George M. NOVEL;, are spend
| ing some time at Atlantic City.
/ Rev. Thomas K. C0pes, pastor of Toweon
| M. E. Church, is enjoying two weeks vaca-
| ton. that time having been granted him by
| the official board of the church.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter K. Townsend, OF
Rossville, who have been on pleasure trip in
the North, registered at the Fifth Avenue
| Hotel New York city, on Tuesday.
| MIR. N. Rogers Bayly, publisher off weekly
newspaper at Batesburg, 3. o., accompanied
| by Mrs Bayly, has been visiting at Lystra, his
| former home in Green Spring Valley.
| DIR. K. G. Massenburg and his daughter,
| Miss lima Massenburg, who spent fortnight
| at Old Point Comfort. Portsmouth, ETC., re-
turned to their home here on Tuesday
| Mr.. ard Mrs. Osborne L. Yellott and Miss
Leila H. Powers, Mrs. Yelott's sister, who
| spent about two weeks at Hill View, Lake
| George n Y, are expected home today.
| Hon. Thomas II. Robinson and two of his
! children-a son and daughter-are sick with
| typhoid fever at their home in Belair. The
| cases are mild and the patients are doing well.
| Capt. William A. Spencer, of Lauraville,
| Hartford road is said to bear a striking resem-
| blanceto the late President Lincoln, and the
4~genial captain is rather proud OF the oistinc-
| ton.
Mr.. Abram Gorsuch, of Oklahoma, who
! has been in nearly every state and territory in
the Union, is at present visiting his sister,
Mrs. John E. Ensor, of Belfast, Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Baker, of Cum
| berand Md, are spending some time at the
home of Rev. Joseph Baker, rector OF the
Church of the Holy Comforter, Rossville, Bal
| timore county.
sailed from New York for Germany on We'd
nesday for the purpose of meeting and return
| ing with Mrs. Mattfeldt, who has been abroad
| several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Checkley Shaw, of Macon,
Ca, arrived at Hampton, near Iowson' on
| Thursday and will spend some weeks with Mr..
| and Mrs. John Ridgely. Mrs. Shaw and Mrs.
| Ridgely are sisters.
Mr.. Edward H. Burke eldest son of Chief
| Judge Burke who has been sick several weeks
with typhoid fever at the City Hospital in
| Baltimore, is doing well ana MS recovery
| seems to be assured
| Rev. E. E. Pearce, of Hagerstown, is again
| in charge of the young peoples meetings at
| Summit Grove camp-meeting this year. He is
| a native of Baltimore county and was born In
| Western Run Valley.
Mr.. BENJAMIN P. Butler of Towson. tax
| clerk in the Comptroler's Office in Annapolis.
was pail bearer at the funeral of Mrs. Rebecca
| Glenn Forwood, which took place at her late
| home at Belair on Wednesday.
| Among those from Maryland who are
booked to go to New York to attend the re-
-ception Of Hon. William Jennings Bryan on
I his return from Europe are Major John l..
Yellott and Mr. Charles E. Fendall, of Towson.
Mr.. Martin j. o. Hara, chief deputy clerk
and cashier of the County Clerks Office will
1=leave next Wednesday to spend two weeks at
the DIi5hsel.sAtlsnt;e City = Q will be &c
companied by his brother, Mr.. James Y nara,
| and two sisters.
Mr.. James J. Lindsay, of the law firm of
| Boarman & Lindsay, spent several days the
past week in Norfolk, Va, on business con-
nected with the settlement OF the estate OF the
late Rev. Matthew O'Keefe, who owned prop
| erty in that city.
County Commissioner George W. Yellott,
accompanied by Mr.. Adam r. Smith, farm
manager for Mr.. w. S. G. Williams, in Long
Green Valley, left this week fol. st. Louis;
They will be away about two weeks and will
also visit Kansas before their return.
Mrs. N. H. Ensor, of Baltimore, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. E. c. Glenn, wife of DR..
Glenn, Of New Lebanon, Pa. She will be away
several months and, in company with her
son.in-law and daughter will visit Niagara
Falls and other points of interest in the North.
Mr. T. Scott Offutt, of Troop A, Maryland
National Guard, won a silver medal at the
target practice at Glen Burnie last week and
by his good work qualified for the sharp
| shooters SQUAD of the Troop. Mr. Ohutt, who
is Towson attorney, is a comparatively new
member of the organization.
Col, David 6. Mcintosh and Mr.. Charles
A. Councilman the Baltimore county mem
bers of the Maryland Commission to the James
town Exposition, attended a meeting OF the
commission that was held in Baltimore on
Wednesday. Permanent headquarters have
been opened in the Fidelity Building
Mr.. Daniel B. Banks, who for many years
has had charge of the contraction work OF the
United Railways and Electric Company, has
resigned from that corporation to engage. in
business on his own account Mr.. Banks is
native of Baltimore county and son OF Mr..
Andrew Banks, formerly Of Reisterstown.
Mr.. w. w. Radcliffe, who is serving his
second term as member of the First Branch
Citv Council of Baltimore, was in Towson on
Tuesday. He is O brother-in-law of County
Commissioners John V. Slade, their wives being
daughters of the late Judge Thomas q: Rut'
ledge, of Baltimore county. Mr.. Radcliffe is q
native of Ellicott City,
Mr. I Glenn McComas, a retired farmer
of Greenwood, 18th district, called on some OF
his friends in Towson on Monday. he has
recovered from recent severe attack OF illness
Mr. McComas who took an active interest IN
the proposed extension of the electric railway
on the Hartford road, does not think the pros
poets for the success of that enterprise very
bright.
Mr.. John f. Anderson this week attended
the summer races of the Norfolk Horse Show
and Fair Association and secured number OIL
entries for the Timonium races next month
Sheriff Elliott and ex-Sherif James Kitten
house accompanied him. Mr.; Robert N
TAYLOR and his brother-in-law, MIR. Hugh 2.
Price, also attended the show, in which MI
Taylor had several entries.
DIR. Walter D. Stevenson, demonstrator OF
chemistry at the Baltimore Medical College
} registered his license to practice medicine
in the State of Maryland with the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court at Towson this week: Dr.
Stevenson has associated himself with his
cousin, Dr. H. Burton Stevenson, of Sherwood
and intends to devote much of his time to the
new fields of electrical therapeutics and clini
cal diagnosis.
Mr.. Lewis s. Cole, of Baltimore county
who is at present an official of that institution
is an applicant for the position of superin
tendent of the Maryland House Of Correction
made vacant by the death Of Col. Jesse Moore
1t is said that DR.. j. H. Drach, of this county
is also an applicant for the place. Mr.. Cole
who is well qualified for the office, is brother