The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-06-02

Hvde's. 18th District. The beauties OF ma.
ture, throughout this charming valley, wels
intensified BY the recent showers that al9eu o.,
vegetation and greatly relieved the strain an9
anxiety caused by the drought that Inreatsn t =
disaster; but the clouds have passed ana tne
prospect in many respects was never more
promising. Wheat-the best in yean-cotn
and oats fairly good, hay probably short. veg
etables late but plentiful and fruit IN aDuh-
dance.
With the advent of summer the city con-
tingent is coming back for the season and mas
apparently commenced to enjoy the pleasure
Of this locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Armour Jenkins are occu,
pying there new home that is well equipped
with solid comfort and conveniences. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. G. Williams, with
retinue of servants, arrived last week, after
soiourn in Europe of two seasons, and Will en-
ioy the pleasures of their ancestral home:
which never appeared to better advantage and
speaks in volumes for the competent manage
ment of Mr.. Adam r. Schmidt. =,
County Commissioner and Mrs. George w.
Yellott were warmly welcomed home after
winter soiourn in Baltimore. not only on &C
count of the satisfactory adjustment OF Official
affairs. but their neighborly. Kindness ana
charitable instinct were missed and we can III
afford to dispense with their infueLce, sociai
or otherwise.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Love are snugly
established in their comfortable quarters IN
this valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josias J. George are at their
beautiful country place "Ellendale," for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hillen Jenkins and family
have moved out from Baltimore and are at the
old homestead.
Mr.. James Brogden and family have opened
their country house on the bill and are dis
pensing their accustomed hospitality.
Miss Elizabeth Jenkins, of "Hillendale," is
among her guests Miss Marie
Yields, of Baltimore.
Mr.. CLAW Drewry, Jr.. whose indisposition
was noted some time ago, has just returned
from prolonged stay in Richmond, Va, ap-
pearing much improved by the trip.
Miss Anna Morgan, of Philadelphia, spent
several enjoyable weeks here as guest of Mrs.
b. w. Ady. Upon her return she was accom-
panied by Miss Elizabeth T. Ady.. Both are
at present registered at Atlantic City.
Rev. Joseph B. Hauck, pastor OF st. Johns
Church, has announced a tournament and
dance to be held in July.
Mr.. H. w. Dilworth, the popular agent and
here. has recently purchased the
farm that formerly belonged to bis father the
late Robert Dilworth-a valuable tract most
located.
Mr.. B. W. Michael, who owns a fine farm
here, is Justly acknowledged to have the finest
field of growing wheat in this vicinity.
Col. s. N. Hyde and family will soon close
their town house, on West North avenue. and
occupy their commodious cottage at Glyndon.
Miss Harriet Parsons, popular young lady
Of this neighborhood, who is in training at
The Maryland University Hospital. will re-
main for six months at Blue Ridge Summit,
where she will continue her studies.
Miss Fannie Lochary the new school teacher
here, is rapidly gaining the favor of both pa
ron and pupil.
Miss Laura V. Ady has just returned from
rip South, wearied from the long journey, but
entirely recovered in health. HOWARD.