The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-04-28

more county, has established offices in the Law
Building. CORTLAND street, Baltimore.
Miss Viola Gill; who spent several months
with relatives in Denver, COL, has returned to
her home at Boring, Baltimore county.
Mr.. John NJ. Nelson and family, who spent
the past winter in Baltimore. have returned to
their summer home at Sherwood, N. G. r. K.
Mr.. Rufus K. Wood, general agent of the
Mary Steel Company at Sparrow's Point,
was among the visitors to Towson on We'd
nesday.
Judge William B. Sands. of Lake Roland,
Baltimore county, has been reelected a mem
Der of the board of managers of the Maryland
Institute in baltimore.
MIR. William q. Whitridge has closed his
city residence and opened his country place,
"Glencairn," near Rogers Station, Green Spring
Valley, for the summer.
Miss s. Cora Halle, of Cockeysville, who
has been a successful teacher in the county,
has been appointed principal of the public
school at Stiltz, 9th district.
Misses Fannie and Mary Bayly, who spent
the past winter in Baltimore, have returned to
their home, "Lystra," Green Spring Valley,
for.the spring and summer.
MIR. Charles E. Corkran, president of the
Federal Lumber Company OF New York, will
spend the summer with bis family at 'Eldon,"
their country place at Lutherville.
Miss Edith Gorsuch, of Glencoe, accom-
panied by her niece: Miss Eleanor Gorsuch. is
visiting her brother, Mr.. ]. Edward Gorsuch
of Kingston, Somerset county, Md.
Rev. o. G. Marriott, formerly of Baltimore
county, was transferred by the late Methodist
Episcopal Conference from Mount Airy, Nd,
to Unionville Frederick county, Md.
DIR. j. E. Orrison and family have closed
their house on Hamilton Terrace, Baltimore,
and are now at Hill Top, their farm on the
York turnpike north of Cockeysvile.
Mrs. Mcintosh, wife of Col. ID. g. Mcintosh,
who was under treatment at the Union Protes-
tant Infrmary in Baltimore has recovered
sufficiently to return to her home here.
r.. ThAlK IF polf inn hoo
taken for the summer the Councilman prop
erty, known as Woodhome, near Pikesville.
He will take possession of it next week.
Mr.. Elisha q. Perkins, president of the
Provident Savings Bank of Baltimore, has
taken for the summer the residence OF Mr.; Tel
fair w. Marriott, at Lake Station, N. c.. r. r.
Mr.. William r. Hoff, index clerk in the
office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, who was
very sick several weeks with double pneumo.
MIA, has recovered and has resumed his duties
Mrs. William B. Krout, who was stricken
with paralysis at her home in Towson about
a week ago, has improved very much and her
early recovery is hoped for. Dr.. H. Jarrettis
her physician.
Mr.. Dixon G. Walker who will become a
resident of Towson on the LIST of June, will add
another automobiles to our population. de
is also a lover of fine horses and keeps several
for his own use.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester B. Turnbull, who
spent the winter at Roland Park with Mrs.
1urQOulI'S SlSL6T, Will ouOItlt ICOpCA 0uOuAh
Cottage" their summer residence, on the York
road south of Towson.
MIR F. E. Sleepack, who is hospital stew
ard at the Confederate Soldiers Home Pixies
vile, has been vestryman of st. Mary's P.
e Church, Franklintown, for over thirty years,
and is now the senior warden.
Col. Charles B. Rogers, formerly school
examiner of Baltimore county, has retired
from the publication of the ADVOCATE at Bates.
burg s. C. His nephew, Mr.. N. Rogers Bayly,
continues to conduct the paper.
Mrs. Frank r. Rich, of Pittsburg, Pa, &C
companied by her little daughter, is visiting
her parents, Major and Mrs. John |. Yellott,
of Towson. She came on to attend the funeral
CT her grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Jane Yellott
Mrs. Randolph Slade. of Woodensburg,
Baltimore county, received telegram from her
sister, Miss Matte ]. Morrison, who lives in
San Francisco, saying that she is safe, but had
passed through trying ordeal and lost every
thing.
Miss Anna Belle Stevenson, who had been
visiting friends here since breaking up house
keeping at Fellowship" left on Friday, 9th
instant, for Philadelphia, where she will here
after make her home with her sister, Mrs.
Richard w. Gardiner.
Rev Roberts. W. Wood, an assistant rector
at Old St. Paul's Church, Baltimore, will con-
duct service every Sunday morning, in Trinity
Church. Towson, during the absence of the
rector, Rev w. H. Fl. Powers, who has gone
abroad for the benefit of his health.
Rev. Somerset s. Greenwell, pastor of The
First Presbyterian Church at Belair, has been
chosen moderator of the Presbytery of Balti-
more for the ensuing six months Rev. Mr..
Green well married daughter OF Mr.. John M.
Griffith, of Mount VISTA Baltimore county.
Mr. John E. Merryman. who is employed
as miller at Rockland Roller Mills, on the
Falls road, has been with the organs, father
and son, for twenty nine years. Mr.. Merry
man continues with the company that bought
the mill property from Mr.. William Bryan:
The name of Mr.. Henry T. Scott, native
of Western Run Valley Baltimore county, ap-
pears among the list of those representative
citizens selected by Mayor Schmitz, of San
Francisco, to assist him in the administration
of the stricken city's affairs during these try
ing days:
named in connection with the vacancy on the
Board of County Commissioners. Mr.. Ridgely
says he is not an applicant for the place and
would not have it. He is personal friend OF
Governor Warfeld and no doubt could have
the Office if he expressed wish for It,.
Mr.. George T. Kenly, accompanied by his
wife and sister-in-law. Miss Sallie Weber, of
Pikesville reached San Francisco from Panama
on the 18th of March, and were there at the
time of the earthquake, all having escaped
injury. Mr.. Kenly, who is civil engineer, IS
son of Major William L. Kenly, formerly
chief engineer of the Baltimore City Water
Board
The marriage of Miss Amy Hyatt Bond,
daughter of Mr. George Morris Bond. to Mr.
Henry HAYWARD will take place on Wednes-
day. NAV 23d, at the residence of Mr.. Bond,
21i4 Maryland avenue, Baltimore. The cere
mony will be performed in the morning at
$50 O'clock and will be followed by break
fast for the members of the two families and a
few intimate friends. The prospective bride ID
grand daughter of the late John j. Wight, of
Bonnie Blink, near Cockeysville.
Mr.. John A. A. Reinecke, large truck
farmer of North Point, Patapsco Neck. was
among the visitors to Towson on Tuesday and,
incidentally, renewed his subscription to THE
UNION. Mr.. Reinecke does not speak hope
fully of the outlook for his business: Hethinks
that if the recently organized association in his
section of the county fails to accomplish some
thing in the way of better prices for the pro-
ducers that many of them vii! be Obliged to
abandon trucking because OF the poor remu-
neration they receive. He says that as things
are at present the truck farmer can't make
enough to meet his expenses.
A New Farmers Organization.-An num-
Der of the progressive farmers and others OF the
5th and 9th districts of this county met on
Saturday last at the home of Mr. Daniel Sham
berger, at Shamburg 9Th district, and organized
the Georges Creek Farmers Club OF Baltimore
County, with Mr.. John lngham, or Beckleys-
Vile, foreman, and Mr.. John Hale, of Foreston,
The object of the club is similar to that of
many like clubs throughout the State, to learn
from one another and from the state ana
national authorities the means OF obtaining
the hest results from the soil.
The movement originated with Messrs
George Hoshall and D. Frederick Shamberger.
The meeting was called to order by Mr.. D.
Frederick Shamberger, who outlined the pro-
posed course of the club and enumerated the
many problems with which they have to deal.
Director Patterson, of the Maryland Expert
ment Station, made an interesting address on
the purpose and aim of farmers clubs and
urged the farmers to engage more extensively
in the raising of sheep, hogs and poultry.
DR.. H. B. Mcdonnell, State chemist gave
an interesting address on fertilizers and their
proper application TO the crops of the section.
Among the active members of the club are:
George Hoshall, John Ingham, ]. Mitchell
Hale, George Gorsuch, Joshua Hoshall, Daniel
Young, Daniel Shamberger, John Hale, D.
Fred Shamberger, B. B. Miller and John b.
Kidd.
Sunday Schools Elect Omcers.-The
Sunday school board of Towson NJ E. Church
held its annual meeting Tuesday evening and
elected the following officers, to serve the en-
suing year Superintendent, James E. Dun
ply assistant, John T. Hershner; secretary,
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