The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-03-31
Parsonal Mention

The Misses Scott, of ''Rosedale," Western
Run Valley. have as their guests their cousins
the Misses Worthington, of Darlington, Md.
Mr.. Henry Dubbs, Of Shawan, 9th district
has removed temporarily to Pocomoke City,
Md. He was formerly resident of that place
Mr. John W. Hicks, of Hereford, Balti-
more county, has been drawn TO serve as q
grand Juror at the present term of the United
States District Court
Mr. Thomas B. Wheeler, assessor for the
9Th district, has been sick for some days with
pleurisy. Two of his children have been suf.
fering with pneumonia.
Mrs. G. Howard Marshall, who had been
spending some time in Baltimore with her
father, Mr.. w. Harrison Curtis, has returned
to her home, near Sweet Air.
Mr.. Carroll Coale, who is a student at
Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa spent last
Saturday and Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George B. Coale, of Towson.
DIR. Charles Bagley, of Bagley, Hartford
county, was an early caller at The UNION Office
on Thursday. The DR.. was formerly a resi-
dent of the 10th district of Baltimore county.
Mrs. Louisa Riddle wife of the late Charles
j. Riddle, and lifelong church worker in the
eastern section of the county, is attending the
Methodist Episcopal Conference now in session
in Baltimore.
Mr.. Jefferson D. Norris, member of the
bar is named as an incorporation of the Home
Hospital and Medical Company that was organ
lied in Baltimore on Wednesday with capital
Mr.. Henry NJ. Walker. of Baltimore coun-
ty is named as one of the incorpOrators of the
Buena Vista Spring Water Company that was
organized in Baltimore on Tuesday, with a
capital stock of So 900.
Mr.. Harry Tarbert, son of Mr.. Upton H.
Tarbert, well known farmer Of Glencoe, N.
G. r. R., has been appointed to clerkship in
the general Office of the Maryland Steel Com
pany at Sparrow's Point.
Rev. w. H. II. Powers rector of Trinity
| Ghnrnh T0ua0n IN h0 qOQ0k f0rtniQht wit
relatives in Richmond, Va, returned to his
home here on Friday, Both. Rest and recrea-
ton have improved his health.
Mr.. Charles Rutledge, son of DIR. =. A.
Rntledge, who lives near Upper Cross Roads,
while handling an unruly horse few days
ago, was struck in the head and remained I'M
conscious for twenty-four hours.
Mr.. w. w. Crosby. chief engineer of the
Geological Survey of Maryland, called on some
of his friends in Towson on Monday. He is
now keeping house with his mother and sister
on North Charles street, Baltimore.
| County Commissioner Yellott Mrs. Yellott
and their daughter Miss Emily Yellott. who
spent the winter at Hotel Altamont, Eutaw
Ridgeview Farm, Long Green Valley.
Mrs. Sallie Slade, who has lived most of
her life near Clynmalira Church. My Lady g
Manor, will shortly remove to Corbett, N. @.
R. R., where her son, County Commissioner
Slade, has prepared cottage for her use;
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pastor of Govanstown Presbyterian Church,
who spent the past winter in England and
Ireland, has returned She was accompanied
by a niece. who will make her home with her.
Mr.. Clifton H. Ensor, of Gerard avenue,
Woodbury., formerly of Phoenix, left on Mon
day last for an extended trip through the South
and West. He expects to spend some time in
San Francisco and Los Angeles, CAL, before he
returns.
The many Baltimore county friends of
| ~. mill 70 1oor hot
he has been sick for several weeks with pleurisy
at his home on st. Paul street, extended, Bal
| timore. He is superintendent of bonded ware
houses in the Custom House.
Mr.. William r. Hoff, index clerk in the
office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, has
been sick for week at his home at Sherwood,
suffering with severe cold. Major Thomas
B. Catch, of the same Office, has also been sick
at his home on the Belair road.
Mr.. Fairfax g. Lardstreet vice president
of the Western Maryland Railroad Company
has again taken for next summer the residence
of Mr.. Albert Ober, on Seminary avenue west
of Lutherville. Mr. and Mrs. Landstreet spent
the past winter in New York city.
Mrs. Sarah Jane Yellott has been lying at
the point of death for more than a week at the
home of her sister. Mrs Banks, in Walbrook.
She is the widow of John Yellott of Dulany's
Valley and the last survivor of the older resi-
dents of that section ofthe county.
Mr.. Henry D. Perky, accompanied by
looking after some matters connected with the
Dread property. He is now one of the largest
! landowners in Baltimore county and it would
seem that he is not yet done buying.
Rev. Thomas E: Copes, who has been
pastor of Towson M. E. Church one year, will
most likely be returned by the conference now
in session in Baltimore for another year His
| pastorate here has been very successful and he
is popular with the people generally.
Mr.. Elisha w. Parks, road supervisor for
| the 9th district, whose illness was announced
in The UNION last week, is no better and his
family and friends are much concerned about
| him. Mrs Parks is the only daughter of Mr..
VIM. S. Treadwell. They have five children.
Rev. Fleming James who, for the past six
years, has been in charge of the American
Protestant Episcopal Church in Shanghai,
China, is now on his way home, accompanied
| by his family. Mrs. James is daughter of
Dr. w. F. Goodwin, of Reisterstown, Baltimore
county.
spent six weeks in Texas, returned to their
home in Baltimore this week. Mr.. Marbury
went to that State to represent the Maryland
Trust Company in the trial of an important
case against Houston Oil and Kirby Lumber
companies.
Rev. Richard W. Jungfer, who had been
pastor of St.. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
Church at Parkville, Hartford road, several
years, and who resigned to accept call to Ok.
ford, Ohio, removed with his family to that
| place on MOuuhy. Ills SuCCccnOI db Cb. JOuA 2
has not yet been selected.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. G. Duncan, of Mar
BILE Hill near Cockeysville, were given sur
prise party on Thursday night in honor of the
ffty-second anniversary of their marriage.
Many friends called during the day to extend
their congratulations. Judge Frank l. Duncan
is son of this aged couple.
| Rev John Heinzelman, of the Lutheran
Church at Fullerton, Belair road, is very sick
and unable to attend to his pastoral duties.
The congregation has been given in charge OF
Rev. G. B. Gohdes pastor of st. Peters Church
| who with the aid of several other Baltimore
ministers, will conduct services there every
Mi. Edward Burr Powell, one of the edi.
tors of the Ellicott City Times, and recent
graduate of the Maryland University Law Lay,
School, has opened an office in Ellicott City
for the practice of his profession He is ma
tive of Mt. Washington, Baltimore county
and the only son of Col. VIM. s. Powell, pro
| prietor of the Times.
Rev. William H. Hubbard, whose parent!
are residents of Towson, has accepted call t.
the passionate of Baptist Church in POUCH
keepsie N. Y. He has just returned from
South Dakota, where he was engaged as agen
| of the Baptist Home Mission Society. Rev
Mr.. Hubbard was the first pastor of the Baptist
congregation in Towson.
Rev. Frank R. Isaac has completed his fv'
years of service as senior pastor OF Great Fall
| Circuit ana IL Is pOSSlDie that NC uay NC ceu
elsewhere by the conference now in session II
Baltimore He has been a successful ano
popular pastor and his people will give hin
upvery reluctantly, if it should be found ne
cessary to make change.
Col. George Prechtel will be elected com
mander of the Grand Army of the Republic o.
MARYLAND at the annual meeting to be hele
next month, succeeding Gen. Richard N
Bowerman. Col. Prechtel who is native O
Carroll county, is manager OF the J. Fred
Wiessner ice plant at Highlandtown, and alst
executor and trustee of Wiessner estate.
Mr.. Clarence w. McMaster, clerk in charg
of Towson postal station, this week obtained
from the main office in Baltimore leave o
absence for thirty days in order to rest and re
cuperate his health. During his absence tn,
Office will be in charge of Mr.. Robert w. J
Parlett, clerk, assisted by Mr.. F. W. Spindler
sub clerk. 1t is stated that Mr.. Parlett viii
henceforth be stationed regularly here. instead
of in the main office.
Mrs. Jennie Warheld. widow Of John A
Warfeld, of Montgomery county, will sell al
the personal property on the farm of her lat
husband, near Jamestown, on the 10th Q
April. and remove soon afterwards to Balti
more county. Mrs. Warfeld is daughter o
the late John G. Rider of Green Spring Valley
and sister of Mr. Harrison Rider, ex Registe