The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-06-23


Personal Mention
Miss Marjorie Brooks, daughter of Mr.
William C. Brooks, of Philopolis, is spending
some time with friends in Annapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Rieman, of "Dum
barton" near Towson, registered at the Abe
marie Hotel, New York city, on Tuesday
Mr. Marshall Winchester, of Sherwood
was among those who attended the Maryland
bankers annual meeting at Ocean City thi
| week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewart Lee, whG
spent the past winter in Baltimore, have re
turned to their summer home at RuxtoD, N
| c. r. r.
Miss Elsie s. Justis, of Park avenue, Bal
timore, who had been visiting Mrs. William T
Miles, of Ny Lady's Manor, has returned to
| her home.
MI. John F. Oyeman, of Gardenville, was
among those who passed the examinations OF
the State Board of Law Examiners held on
the 9th of June.
Miss Emily f. Buck, of CockeysvilIe. spent
several DAYS this week in Ocean City, Md. She
accompanied her father Mr.. William f. Buck,
Jr., to the bankers convention.
Mrs. e. w. Herman, of Lutherville &c,
companied by her children, will leave next
week to spend some time with her parents, DR..
and Mrs. George Boal of Baden, Pa.
Mrs. LIE Roy w. Ross, of New York, will
spend the summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Ehlen. whose country place is at
OAK leigh StaLlOD, NO CO L d. nail Oou
Rev. J. l. Winger, pastor OF Plkesvllle NJ
E. Church, is spending few days with friends
at Williamsport, Pa. From thence he will go
to New York State for an extended visit.
Mr.. Campbell Malcolm, who is connected
with the Pennsylvania Railroad Company IN
Washington, paid visit this week TO MS
brother Mr.. Harry Malcolm, of Towson.
Among the graduates at the annual COM
mencement of St Timothy's School, Cations.
Vile, we're Misses Nellie s. Pennington, Min
nette Downes and Grace Rose, all OF Cations
vile.
Mr.. John NJ. Carter, of Mount Washing
ton was reelected grand treasurer OF the Gen.
erai Grand Chapter, Royal Arch Masons, at
the annual convention held in Boston this
week.
MIR. Benjamin H. Read has rented his
country place on the Hillen road, near Iowson,
and he and his family are now at Avalon Inn,
Green Spring Valley. Later they will 60 to
Canada.
Mrs. Pfaff, wife of Chief of Police H. G..
f. Pfaff, of Sparrow's Point who had been at
the Johns Hopkins Hospital for several weeks,
is much improved and returned to her home
on Thursday.
Prof. James E. Green, deputy State Insur-
ance Commissioner, has been confined to his
home in Towson suffering from an attack OF
erysipelas in the face. DR.. Harry S. Jarrett
is attending him.. :,
from his horse, has been confined to his home
for some DAYS under the care of DR.. Alex. K.
Mitchell. Mr.. Perky is the head of Dread In
stitute and the owner of Filston Farm.
Rev. w. H. II. Powers, who spent about
two months abroad, returned to bis home in
Towson on Monday evening. His health was
much improved by the trip, although he had
an attack of tonsilitis while he was away.
DIR. Francis w. Patterson, of Catonsville,
who was foreman of the jury that was trying
the damage case of Charles h. Bowling against
the United Railways Company, was taken sud-
denly ill in the jury box and the case had to go
over.
Mr.. William H. Buck, Jr., the popular
cashier of CockeysVille National Bank, was
among those elected vice. presidents of the
MARYLAND Bankers Association, the annual
meeting of which was held at Ocean City this
week.
Rev. ]. w. Neel, of Kimbolton, o., has &C.
cepted the call to the pastorate of the new First
PRESBYTERIAN Church at Arlington. He is
recent graduate of the Theological seminary
at Auburn, N. Y. He will take charge about
July LIST. -
DIR. James H. Jarrett, of Towson, and Mr..
Leander Foreman, of Govanstown, were in
Philadelphia this week, attending the conven-
ton of the National Republican League, which
met in that city to celebrate the 6ftieth ami
versary of the Republican party.
Mrs. McMaster, wife of the late Clarence
w. McMaster, of Towson, has closed her house
here and gone to Stevensvile Kent county,
Md, where she will make her future home
with her father, Rev. Thomas H. Wright, of
the Methodist Protestant Church.
DIR. Charles Bagley, Jr., who for several
wears had been connected with the Maryland
University Hospital has been appointed super
intendent of the Hebrew Hospital Monument
street and Hopkins avenue. He is son of
DR.. Charles Bagley. of Hartford county.
Rev. J. Fred. Heisse, D. D., presiding elder
of West Baltimore District, with his family,
q. for OF ToH 20 W
he will spend the entire summer in the hope
of entirely restoring his health, which has not
been I'D to the standard for several months.
Mr.. John Crowther. president, and Capt:
E. Herman, a director of the Towson National
Bank Mn Joshua F. Cockey, president. and
Mr.. William H. Buck, Jr cashier of the Cock
eysville National Bank, were among those who
attended the annual meeting of the Maryland
State Bankers Association held at Ocean
City this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barton have sent out
ter ter Fanny Barnhart, to Mr.. Chester w. Halle
Owing to the recent illness of the brides
mother the ceremony was quietly performed
on Wednesday evening at the parsonage of
Woodbury. M. E. Church, by the pastor, Rev.
Verona A. Lonier.
-Rev Elmer E. Pearce, pastor of Washing
ton Square M. E. Church, Hagerstown, accom-
panied by Mrs. Pearce, spent last Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis M. Bacon. Rev. Mr..
Pearce took part in the children's day service
at Bosley Church in the afternoon. He is
native of Western Run Valley and graduate
of Dickinson College.
DIR. Charles G. Hill, superintendent of
Mount Hope Retreat and well known Balti-
more county physician, was elected president
of the American Medico-Psy theological Asso-
citation, the sixty-second annual meeting of
which was held in Boston last week. The
vote was unanimous, which made the election
a great compliment to DR.. Hill.
Mrs. William Fl. Bullinger, of Fulton,
Howard county, who for many years resided
on the York road near Arlington avenue, came
to Towson on Monday to pay her taxes and re-
new her subscription to THE UNION. Mrs.
Bullinger was born on the Belair road and is
q member of the once numerous Burgan
family. She says that section of Baltimore
county has changed so much that person
who had not seen it in fifteen years would not
know it for the same place.
Work of the Orphans Court-In the Bal
timore County Orphans Court this week letters
were granted on the following estates
On the personal estate of Christopher Glad.
man to Rachel G. Gladman, administrative.
On the personal estate of Eliza Jackson to
Mary E. Mooney and D. Grant Scott, admins
traitors
On the personal estate of Louisa Fisher to
George B. Bergman and George Arnold, ex-
ecutors.
on the personal estate of George W. Hedrick
to George A. Hedrick, administrator.
On the personal estate of Eleanor Z. Sheridan
to Rachel A. Candles, executrix.
On the personal estate of Thomas Lyons to
Owen B. Corrigan, executor.
The will of Rev. John Andrew Price, of the
4th district, was filed for probate. He directs
that all his property be sold and the proceeds
divided as follows: One hundred dollars to
the convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in Maryland, in trust for st. Johns
Church, Western Run parish, the interest to
20 to the support of the pastor. One hundred
dollars to Forest Baptist Church, 9th district.
The balance to go to his widow, Mrs: Martha
Ellen Price Rev. r. Huber Murphy is named
as executor without bond, but he renowned
and letters testamentary were not granted
| to him.
The will of Mrs. Eleanor e. Sheridan late oil
Towson, was admitted to probate on Wednes
| day. She bequeaths her estate to her three
ssters-Elizabeth A. Shock Rachel A. Candles
and Lavinia Pugsley and names Mrs. C&nolec
as executrix.
Another Attractive Suburban Section
| The Baltimore american of Thursday said
| "Baltimore's suburban development got an
| other boom yesterday. when the Mount Wash
| linton Development Company was organized
for the purpose of improving property owned
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