The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-06-09
Personal Mention

Personal Mention
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Devries, of Green
| Spring Valley, are at Blue Ridge Summit.
DR.. Harry Bosley, of Washington, D. c.,
| came to Towson on Thursday to attend the
| funeral of his relative Mrs. Charles BosIey.
Eek Chief Judge David Fowler, who is now
actively engaged in the practice of law, was in
| Towson on Tuesday on professional business.
Mrs Henry c. Turnbull. of Auburn, near
| Towson, will leave in few days for Kentucky,
where she will spend two months with rela-
tives.
Warren, Pa, are spending some time with DR..
| Stewards sister, Mrs. S. s. Sparks, of Sparks
| Station, N. G. r. r.
| Mrs. Albert Steinbach. of Pelham Heights,
| N. Y, accompanied by her little son, is visit.
| ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Rice, of
| Valley View Farm. near Towson.
| Mr. Harry G. Gordon, of Providence, near
| Towson, who is student at the Theological
| Seminary, Pennington, N. j.. has returned to
his home for the summer holiday.
Rev. John K. Edwards, pastor OF Cations
vile NJ. E. Church, spent several days this
week at Carlisle, Pa, attending the commence
ment exercises of Dickinson College.
Col. Samuel N. Hyde and family have
closed their city residence on West North ave-
| nue. and are now at their cottage, Hazel Dell"
| Glyndon, w. NJ. r. R., for the summer.
| Miss Adelaide Piper, daughter of DR.. Jack.
sor Piper, of Towson will sail for Europe in
few days. accompanied by her friend, Miss
Mr.. Henry B. Chew, of Gloucester, N. j.,
spent several days this week with relatives in
| Towson. He has large property interests here
| which he comes on occasionally to look after.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Francis, of Balti-
| more, who were for many years residents OF
the 18th district, are spending some time with
| their son, Mr. Robert s. Francis, of Glen. Arm.
Mr.. J. Irving Tracey, of Upperco, Balti.
more county, was one OF the graduates OF
Dickinson College, Carlisle, "a, the annual
commencement of which took place this week.
Miss Helen Ridgely, of Hampton, who
| will sail from New York for Europe today,
| will accompany Miss Pearre, sister of Con-
| gresham George A. Pearre, of Cumberland.
The Misses Cuttings and their brother, Mr..
| D. Sterett Cuttings, have closed their town
| house for the summer and are now at :. Roslin,"
| the old Cuttings homestead near Kingsville,
| 18th district.
| family, of Baltimore. will spend the summer
with Mrs. Marbury's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Bohn SIingluff, at their farm north of Green
| Spring Valley.
Chief Judge N Charles Burke, of Towson,
\ made the address to the graduates at the an
| nual commencement of the Maryland Insti-
| tute at the Lyric Theatre in Baltimore, on
| Tuesday night.
| Mr. William P Farrell, manager of Hotel
h Herman Baltimore, came to Towson on Tues
| day to visit his friend, Mr.. Dixon @. Walker,
Farrell is a native of Towson.
DIR. William j. Todd, we'll known ply
stefan of Mt. Washington, was married in
Washington, D. c.. on Monday last, to Miss
Elizabeth Ashfeld Walker, daughter of Mr..
Bedford w. Walker, of that CITY,.
\ MIR. and Mrs. l.. Scott Carswell, of Gorsuch
avenue Waverly, left this week for Kuling,
lIChina, where they go to visit their daughter,
Mrs. Edward Hume, whose husband, Or.
Hume, is medical missionary at the Yale Mis-
Mr.. Robert Hall, who had been clerk in
the Northern Central Railway office at Calvert
Station for the past 30 years, having reached
the age limit, has been retired. His fellow
clerks presented him with handsome arm
chair.
Mr.. Frank B. Boarman, who will next
spring take charge as owner of Hotel Towson,
in TOwson, was once manager OF the house for
his late uncle, Edward H. Ady. Mr.. Boar
man has a wide acquaintanceship through
out the county.
Mr.. Eugene Florencia Raphel, son of Mr.
E. F. Raphe. of Upper Falls, Baltimore coun-
ty, was one of the graduates of the medical de-
partment ofthe University of Maryland the an
nual commencement of which took place on
Monday night.
Mrs. Rose Keech, who spent about two
months with her son and daughter.inlaw
Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Keech, of Towson,
returned to Washington on Wednesday. She
makes her home in that city with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry Selden.
Mr.. Crowther, president of the Towson
National Bank, has always been known as
John Crowther, Jr He has now given it out
that he no longer uses the or" One of his
sons is Mr.. John 8. Crowther, we'll known
farmer of the 9Th district.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown, of Green
Spring Valley. celebrated the fifth anniversary
of their marriage on Tuesday evening by en-
tertaining number of their friends at an open
air picnic near their home. The affair was
unique and much enioyed.
State Senator John s. Bddson, of Balti
more county, was among the Marylanders who
ington on Thursday. Mr.. Carville D. Benson,
Speaker of the House of Delegates, and Mr.
Walter R. Townsend were also present.
Prof. Albert s. Cook, the popular superin
tendent of the public schools of Baltimore
county, has been notified that Princeton Uni-
versity, at this years commencement, will
confer upon him the degree of master of arts
Professor Cook is graduate of Princeton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cardiff Hollingsworth, who
live near Glen Falls, left last week for the
Klondike gold fields. Mrs. Hollingsworth was
formerly Miss Carrie Davis. of Reisterstown.
Previous to his marriage Mr.. Hollingsworih
had made several trips to the Alaskan gold
regions.
of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Hershner. of the
9TH district, who was graduated at the Univer-
sity of Maryland, received certificate of honor
for excellence in his studies. He has been ap-
pointed resident physician at St. Joseph's |
Hospital, Baltimore.
Major John l. Yellott, of the Towson bar,
has been very much indisposed for some days |
and he thinks he has whooping cough. And
this would not be surprising in view of the
fact that good many adults in this, county
have been afflicted with this troublesome
malady in the last few months.
Mr.. j. Rudisill Milburn, second son of
Rev. Page Milburn, formerly pastor of Towson
NJ. E. Church, took the degree of bachelor of
science at the commencement of Dickinson
College, Carlisle, Pa, which was held this
week. He was the second son of Rev. Mr..
Milburn to graduate at atcollege.
Rev. W. H. H. Powers, rector of Trinity
Church, Towson, who sailed from England for
America on the 9th instant, is expected to reach
His son, Rev. Hugh W. s. Powers, who has
charge the church at Homecoming, Nd, will be
ordained in Baltimore, on Saturday, June 18TH
DIR. E. N. Brush medical superintendent
of the Sheppard Pratt Hospital, went to Buff
falo N. Y, this week and delivered the address
to the graduates in medicine, law, dentistry
and pharmacy at the commencement exercises
of the University of Buffalo. The medical de-
partment of this university is DR.. Brush's
alma mater.
Mr.. Edward Reynolds, of the 18th district,
s public spirited citizen who deserves to be
commended. There having been much talk
in his neighborhood about the reckless run
ming of automobiles on the highways and the
consequent danger to those driving horses,
especially ladies and children, he came before
the County Commissioners and had himself
appointed constable in order to be clothed
with authority to check this growing nuisance
and danger. The people owe him vote of
thanks.
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 Henry Kaltrider to
Amos Bubb. executor.
On the personal estate of Annie G. Ward to
George Ward, executor.
On the personal estate of Amelia Allen to
Joseph NJ. Allen, administrator.
On the personal estate of r. B. Granville to
Josephine Fl. Granville, executrix.
On the personal estate of Wesley T. Wilhelm
to Julia r. Wilhelm, administrative.
On the personal estate of Mary A. Caples to
F. NJ. Caples and E. w. Herman, administra-
tors.
On the personal estate of Charles W. Harvey
to Mary ]. Harvey, executrix.
On the personal estate Of Vernon W. Dorsey
to R. w. Dorsey. administrator.
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