The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-12-15

Messrs.. Henry Laubach and Lee Burton, o
Parkville, left last Saturday for weeks hunt
mr.. 81. w. Kapp, general agent of the
Northern Central Railway, who lives at Rux
ton, has purchased house on North Calver
street. Baltimore.
DIR. VIM. T. g. Whiteford. the popular
young physician of Parkville. who had been
confined to his home about week by sickness
is able to be out again.
Mrs. Reichart, wife of Mr.. Daniel Reichart
rural free delivery carrier at Hyde's, sustained
fourth stroke of paralysis few days ago and
her condition is said to be critical.
Mrs. Jarrett, wife of DIR. Harry 3. Jarrett,
of Towson, who had been visiting her former
home in Pottstown, Pa, has returned. She
was accompanied by her little sons.
The daughter of States Attorney Robert
II. Bussey had a second attack OF appendicitis
at her home at Cockeysville this week. 1t is
thought an operation may be averted.
Mr.. John Ridgely, Jr., who is now con-
nected with one of the trust companies in
Atlanta, Ga, will spend the Christmas holiday
at Hampton, his home near Towson.
Rev. Joseph Baker, rector of the Church
of the Holy Comforter, Rossville, has resigned
to accept a call to Trinity Parish, Charles
county, Nd, where he will take charge Janu-
airy LIST.
r Mr.. Carlton Gus Grason, son of MIR. John
Grason, of the Towson bar, was among those
who passed the examination held by the State
Board of Law Examiners, November 18th
and 9th.
Gent, well known farmer of Chestnut Ridge
is suffering with typhoid fever. His sister,
Miss Ethel Gent, who is also sick with the
fever, is improving.
Mrs. Osborne /. Yellott, of Towson, return
ed day or two ago from Highland, Howard
county, where she spent nearly week with
her brother, Rev. Hugh W. s. Powers, rector
of Highland Parish.
Rev. John Tilton Marley, who is rector of
a Protestant Episcopal Church in West Vir-
GINA, has gone to Boulder, COL, for the bene-
fit of his health. He is the youngest son OF
Mr.. John Marley, of Towson.
Mr.. John W. Marshall, second vice presi-
dent of the Safe Deposit and Trust Company,
who has been abroad about two months re-
turned to Baltimore a few days ago. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Marshall.
"A largely attended dance was given in
the Guild House, Towson. on Saturday night
last in honor of Miss Elizabeth Henry, of
Cambridge, Md, who has been visiting Miss
Eleanor Jenifer, of Loeb Raven.
Mr.. Henry DeBaugh, carpenter and builder,
who was stricken with paralysis several weeks
ago, is in a critical condition at the home of
his son, Mr.. Howard l.. DeBaugh. in Towson.
There is little hope for his recovery.
The engagement has been announced of
Miss Katherine John Brown to Mr.. Herbert
G. s. Loud son Of the late Granville Loud, of
Baltimore. Miss Brown is daughter of Capt.
and Mrs. ] Badger Brown, of Towson.
Miss Cassandra Lee, daughter of Col. Ohio
s. Lee, of Belair, accompanied by Miss M.
Lucille Robinson, daughter of ex.State Senator
Thomas H. Robinson, sailed from New York
for Europe last Saturday. They will remain
abroad until spring.
Mrs. Centrum, widow of Mr.. John Con-
trum, who was once judge of the Baltimore
county Orphans Court, is sick at her home at
Gardenville. She is the mother of Mr.. John
f. Centrum, the well known attorney and
nearly So years of age.
Mrs. Sheridan, mother of Rev. P. H.
Sheridan, pastor of the Church of the Immacu-
late. TowsoD, who had been suffering from
dropsy for some time had an operation per-
formed few days ago since which time her
condition has been somewhat improved.
Mr.. Joseph Snyder, of the 18th district,
who was laid up two or three weeks with blood
poison, caused by cutting corn, was able to
come to Towson on Tuesday to look after some
business matters here. He has almost entirely
recovered. DIR. H. #. Harrison is his physician
Miss Susan Stevenson, one of the two re-
naming sisters of that name, who have resided
near Towson nearly all their lives, who has
been very sick for about two weeks with pneu.
monia, is somewhat improved and her recovery
is expected Dr. j. H. Jarrett is attending her.
Mrs. Slade, of My Lady's Manor, mother
of County Commissioner John V. Slade, has
been q reader of THE UNION ever since the
paper was first started at Cockeysville, over
fifty years ago. She is upwards of 80 years of
age, but she looks for the paper regularly every
week.
J. Dieter, highly respected truck farmer near
Necker, 18th district, are sick with typhoid
fever, and one son, aged about 10 years, died of
the same disease on Tuesday morning. Much
sympathy is expressed for the deeply grieved
Mr.. William E. Stansbuly has rented the
Union Hall Farm, southeast of Towson, to Mr..
Ralph Rider and has removed here to house
on East Pennsylvania avenue. This farm is
one of the oldest homesteads in the County and
has been in the Stansbury family several gen.
erations.
Mr.. H. L. Scheibein, of Rossville, who
met with such serious accident with his
farm team several months ago, was able to be
in Towson on Monday last. He had his right
leg badly crushed and was obliged to submit
to two operations. He still suffers much pain
at times from the injury
The engagement has just been announced
of Miss Emily Folger Buck, second daughter of
Mr.. William II. Buck, Jr., cashier of the Ma
tional Bank of Cockeysville, and Mr.. William
B. Pindell, third son of Rev. A. I. PiDdell,
rector of Sherwood P. e. Church. The mar
riage will take place next spring.
Mr.. John M. T. Fishpaw, who now lives
on his farm near Woodlawn, Baltimore coun-
ty, was among the visitors to Towson on Tues
day. His health is steadily improving. Mr..
Fishpaw was accompanied by his son, Mr.. E.
T.. M. Fishpaw, who is still engaged in the
business of painting and decorating in Balti-
more.
Miss Katharine Poorbaugh, organist of
Trinity Church, Towson, accompanied by two
male members of the choir, on Sunday morn.
ing last walked from her home on st. Paul
street, Baltimore, to this place, reaching here
in time for service They came by way OF
Charles street avenue and covered the distance
l(good miles, in about II hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Hall, who returned
from Europe few days before, called on some
of their friends in Towson on Wednesday at.
ternoon. They have rented the residence OF
Mrs. Rose Keech, West Joppa road, and will
take up their residence here and next spring
Mr.. Hall will begin the erection of residence
ago from the estate ofthe late DIR. G. M. Bosley
Mr.. G. o. Wilson, of Embla Park, and Q
well known Baltimore business man, called on
some of his friends in Towson on Monday
Mr.. Wilson is the man who brought Col. kusel
to Maryland and later sold him to Austria at
big figure. He is still in love with the Kusel
stock and is now driving two OF the Colonel's
pranddaughters that it would take very stiff
price to buy.
Mr.. Alfred G. Hatch, of Lutherville, who
has held position with the Towson National
Bank over eight years, has resigned to TAKE
effect January LIST, 1917. In accepting the resig
nation the board of directors passed resolu
ton highly commencing Mr.. Hatch and ex
pressing regret at his determination TO leave
the bank. Mr.. Hatch is member of the ba
and will hereafter devote his entire attention
to his profession.
Circuit Court.-The Gottschalk Company
VS.. Charles . Gray motion to strike out Judg
ment held sub curia.
Caleb Cherbonnier vs.. Howard Bryant, trus
tee; order of court allowing Mr.. Cherbonnie
$3.50 for examiners fees in case OF Frar.
vs. Frary.
Annie Coombs VS.. Henry Meyers, executor
continued.
Moses Wineholt VS.. the Rockdale Powde
Company, continued, plaintiff to pay costs.
On Wednesday Judge Duncan discharge.
| the petit Jury until Monday, January 9TH, 1907
Building Association Election.-At th
| annual meeting of Convention Building ant
| Loan Association officers for the ensuing yea
were elected as follows President, James K
| Porter; vice-president George B. Moore; sec
retary, Walter G. Gambrill treasurer, jaime
| A. Francis; directors-David A. Kenney, j.
| Tremper, Charles G. Francis, Frederick Myers
Joseph Hollands, George Kleine, Gilbert Smit
and John s. Vincent. The association has
| ,,,or,haroh;r, IF ovor 510 and il well manage