The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-10-13
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Mr.. ana Mrs. JOSlaS j. george, Oi 1iieu-
dale" Long Green Valley, have taken apart
menis in Baltimore for the winter.
Mrs. Honore Palmer, of Chicago, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. George Brown, OF Green
| Spring Valley.
Mr.. George O. Brown, of Baltimore county,
served as poultry judge at the Hagerstown
fair this week.
Col. Robert Hough served as one of the
Judges at the horse show held in Richmond,
Va, this week.
DIR. Marshal Langton Price, Of Aigburth
Park, adjoining Towson, who spent his vaca-
| ton in the North returned this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Taylor of REGISTER
avenue, spent this week in Richmond Va,
attending the State fair and horse show.
Mr.. s. j. Fisher, of Mt. Washington, Bal
| timore county, was starting judge for the rum
| ming races at Hagerstown fair this week.
Rev. John r. Edwards, pastor of Cations
| Vile Nj. e. Church, called on some of his nu-
merous friends in Towson on Wednesday.
Miss E6na L. link, teacher of Shawan
| school, in the 9Th district, who had been very
sick several weeks with typhoid fever, is recov-
ering.
who had been visiting relatives in Harrisburg,
Pa, have returned to their home on Chestnut
Ridge.
MIR. John 9. Perkins, of the Towson Demo
crat and Journal, who had been confined to his
home over week with grip and malaria, has
recovered.
Mr.. owen DAILY, of Govanstown, the well
known Baltimore banker and broker, has been
elected member of the Maryland Society OF
New York.
%Messrs. G. o. Wilson and D. H Rice will
Judge the Maryland breds and roadsters at the
horse show of the Green Spring Valley Hunt
Club today.
Mrs. Kirby Emory, of Meadow View near
Woodlawn, Baltimore county, has as her guests
Mrs. Arthur Emory and Miss Maud v Emory,
of New York.
Mr.. Oscar ]. Burton, Baltimore commits
! sion merchant who had been living at Park
vile, Hartford road, has taken up his residence
| permanently in the city.
Mr. Harry Fahnestock and family will
| next week close their handsome new home at
Halton Farms, near Philopolls and remove
to Baltimore for the winter.
Mrs. Edward Austen, formerly of Balti-
more county, who spent the summer at Litch-
field, Conn.,, has returned to West 18th street,
New York city, for the winter.
Miss Adelaide Piper, who spent the past
summer in the North of Holland has returned
to her home in Towson. She is the only
daughter of DR.. Jackson Piper.
Mr.. and Mrs. David G. Mcintosh, Jr., of
Towson, will spend the coming winter in Bal
timore with the latter's mother, Mrs. ]. ii.
Rieman, 22l West Franklin street.
Miss Grace Duncan and Miss Marguerite
Cox, of Lutherville, are students of the Girls
Latin School in Baltimore this year. The first
named is a daughter of Judge Duncan.
DIR. A. V. Cherbonnier and family, who
spent the past summer at Bradshaw, Balti-
more county, have returned to their home,
North Calvert street, Baltimore, for the winter.
Mr. Arthur c. Montell, cashier of the
First National Bank of Gainesville, will at
tend the annual meeting of the American
Bankers Association which Will meet IN 81.
Louis next week.
Mr.. Marion Sherman, superintendent of
the Court House and grounds, is confined to
his home at Glen-Arm, 18th district, by illness.
Mr.. G. H. Cursey, of Baldwin, is temporarily
filling the position.
Mr.. Edward W. Cole, an active young
business man of Priceville, 9th district, who
has been very sick for some days, has been re-
moved to Franklin Square Hospital in Balti.
more for treatment.
Lady's Manor, will spend the coming winter
in the South. Mr.. Pearce, who is well known
voung farmer, is q member of the Junior Gun
powder Agricultural Club.
Mr.. Elmer J. Cook, who is the first vice
president has also been chosen counsel to the
new Second National Bank of Towson. Mr..
Cook is the local counsel of the United Rail-
ways and Electric Company.
Mr.. S. W. Kapp, of Easton, Pa, has been
appointed to a position with the Maryland
Steel Company at Sparrow's Point. He is
T Penn as Ta Railroad at Baltimore.
Mr.. James II. Keeny, of the 9th district,
was in Towson this week looking for farm
suitable for dairying He is son OF the late
Joseph Y. Keeny, who was successful farmer
and miller of the upper end of the county.
Rev. Hugh w. s. Powers and wife, of
Highland Howard county, spent several days
this week with relatives in Towson. They are
much pleased with their new home which is
IL miles from Ellicott City and miles from
Laurel.
MIR. Thomas G. Pearce, one of the R. F. D.
carriers at Glen-Arm, went to Peoria, Ill. this
week as the delegate from Maryland to the
annual convention of the National Rural Let
ter Carriers Association, which has member
ship of over 5000.
Mrs. Philip A. s. Franklin and sons, of
| New York, who had been visiting her sister,
| Miss Ann Colt Merrynan, of Willow Brook
Farm near Cockeysville, returned to their home
this week, accompanied by Mr.. Franklin, who
came on to join them.
Rev. John F. Goucher president of the
Woman's College of Baltimore, will sail on
the 9th instant for trip around the world
and may be away year. He will be accom-
panied by his daughters, Misses Janet, Eleanor
| and Elizabeth Goucher.
~Messrs, Elmer ]. Cook, W. Gill Smith,
| VIM. s. Keech and w. George Marley, mem
| bers of the bar, will occupy offices in the Sec
| ond National Bank Building, opposite the east
| front of the Court House, as soon as the atera-
tions are completed, which will be in two or
| three weeks.
Capt. c. Lyon Rogers, Treasurer of Balti-
| more county, who was last June relieved of the
| command of Troop A, Maryland National
| Guard, upon the order of General Riggs, was
| this week reinstated by Gov. Warfield. Lieut..
| Hugh Gelston, who had been in command of
| the Troop will, it is said. resign from the
| organization entirely.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Ridgely, formerly
| of the I'd district of Baltimore county, cele-
brated their golden wedding at their home, GIG
| Appleton street, Baltimore on Tuesday last.
Mrs. Ridgely is daughter of the late George
| E. O'Dell and sister of Mr.. ]. Dickson Dell,
! of Towson. Mr.. Ridgely is a son of the late
Gen. James L. Ridgely, who was for many
years secretary of the Maryland Grand Lodge
| of Odd Fellows.
| Rev Thomas Wheeler has been appointed
| pastor of North Hartford Circuit NJ. E. Church,
which was made vacant by the transfer of Rev.
| j. R. Pardew to the Great Falls Circuit in
Baltimore county, as successor to the late Kew.
| Thomas Wood, who was killed by his horse
| recently. Rev. Mr.. Wheeler is son of the
| venerable Rev. Joseph r. Wheeler, a super
| animated minister of the NJ. K. Church, who
resides at Reisterstown. He had been mem
M. P. Church, and until recently was stationed
at Denton, Md. He withdrew from that body
and will now enter the M. f. Conference.
Among the delegates from Baltimore
county who attended the Maryland State Sun
day School Convention this week were the
following: Misses Jeanette Brown, Lille j..
| Hunt and Mabel F. Munroe, of Towson; Mr..
and Mrs. G.. W. Dorsey, Miss L. o. Davis and
Mrs. #. NJ. Zimmerman, of Dickeyville; Miss
Molie Greenfield, of Raspeburg Mr.. W. w.
James, of Baldwin Rev. w. L. Schmalhorst,
of Sweet Air Miss Jessie Smink, of Wood
lawn; Miss Marion Gross, of Monkton; Miss
Grace Lennon and Mr.. Edward Muller, OF
Arlington Mrs. Samuel STREET., of White
Hall; Miss Annie Hooper, of Govanstown,
and Misses Helen Crowther and Mary Dale,
of Lutherville.
Mr.. o. e. Weller, of Resterstown, was a
caller at THE UNION office on Tuesday. After
graduating at the Annapolis Naval Academy
Mr.. Weller studied law and became a member
of the bar. He spent several years in Kansas
and then located in Boston. Since then he has
travelled around the world and has been in
nearly every country on the face OF the globe.
at present, as be is engaged in no business,
Mr.. Weller has charge of Mr.. Robert CARROTS
campaign, and is at his headquarters in Balti.
more several hours every day. He is son of
the late William f. Weller, of Granite, and he
thinks Batimorecounty is about the best place
in the universe to live, having seen none IN
his travels that he prefers toit.
Coming Nuptial Events.-Invitations have
been issued to the marriage of Miss Emma
Elizabeth Raspe daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth
and the late j. Henry Raspe, to Mr.. John
Frederick Oyeman, which will take place Oc-
tober 18th, at 8 ?. NJ, at Jerusalem Lutheran