The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-09-08
peraonal Mention

ing fF1eDQS In BALTIMORE, mas returned 10 Qef
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Fahnestock, of Halten
Farms near Cockeysville have been spending
some time at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Henry C. Huff, of Waverly, is spend
ing some time at the home of Mrs. Daniel
Cochran, of Woodbine, York county.
Miss Minnie Smith, daughter of Mr.. Henry
Smith, of Sunny brook, is visiting relatives in
Baltimore and will remain for the Jubilee. :
Mrs. Oliver Eckhart and son have returned
| to Baltimore after visiting the family of Mr..
| Henry Smith, of Sunnybrook, Baltimore
| county.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Clarence Francis, of Pop
/ lar, Baltimore county, who had been spending
some time ut Easton, Md, and also at Ocean
| CITY, have returned.
occupying DR.. Brinton's country place, south
| of Towson, during the summer, will remain
there until late in October.
Mr.. 8. G. Rawlings, for many years mana
| ger of the company's store at Warren, will
| shortly give up that position and remove to his
| farm in Anne Arundel county.
Bishop Thomas Bowman, of East Orange,
| N. J., senior bishop of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, is spending this week with his
| nieces, the Misses GLENN, of Govanstown.
Mr.. Charles E. Fendall, of the County
Clerks Office, who paid a visit to his son at
Saranac Lake while in New York last week.
found young Mr.. Fendall much improved in
health.
miss Annie hlueT, VI hu4LOut anu M TS Es
T. Mowbray, of Reisterstown, who have been
visiting the different resorts along the Jersey
coast, are now at Hotel Chalfonte, Cape May,
New Jersey.
Masters Clarence and Elmer Stiegler, who
spent their summer vacation with their grand
father. Mr.. g. Hanf of Blenheim, Baltimore
county, have returned to their home in Will
mington, Del.
Rev. ]. r. Pardew, of North Hartford Cir
cult, NJ E. Church, has been transferred to
| Al MIL Dali se.anw -
| fill the vacancy caused by the death Of Rev.
| Thomas Wood.
-Ex.Judge and Mrs. David Fowler who
spent some weeks at Cobourg, Canada, have
returned to Baltimore and will spend the fall
and winter at The Winona, Fark avenue and
Monument street.
The condition of Col. Charles B. MCLEAN,
County Surveyor, has been extremely critical
this week and all hope for his ultimate recov-
cry has been abandoned. In fact his death is
looked for hourly.
Mr.. Robert M. Taylor, the we'll known
gentleman jockey, met with his usual success
at Timonium this week. Nearly all the steeple-
chases went his way and be got good share of
the cash in the fiat races.
-Ex Senator Thomas H. Robinson, who was
sick at his home in Belair several weeks with
typhoid fever, is again able to be out and looks
quite WE'LL Two of his children who had the
fever have also recovered.
Mr.. Dixon q. Walker, of Towson, served
mum this week. While a resident of Fred
erick county Mr.. Walker was an active sup
porter of the agricultural fair there.
Miss Cora Parks, who has been sick for
some time at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas A. Parks. of the Joppa road, near
Carney, has been removed to the Homeopathic
Hospital in Baltimore for an operation.
Mr.. G. o. Wilson, former proprietor of
River Bank Stock Farm, judged the standard
bred and harness classes at the Timonium
L. I. 80 SO in
Maryland better qualified for such work.
MIR. John D. G. Duncan, Jr., son of Judge
Duncan, who had an operation for appendix
citis performed at Baltimore hospital. is rap
idly recovering. 1t is thought now that the
trouble had been coming on several years.
Hon. J. Fred. c. Talbot and Mr.. Robert
Garrett, Democratic and Republican candi-
dates, respectively, in this Congressional dis
trict, divided the political honors at Timonium
Fair this week. Both did much Handwriting.
writes as follows to The UNION: Twill be
with you old Home Week. accompanied by
my son, Ralph Polk Cooper" Mr.. Cooper is
Towson hoy" and credit to his native
place.
Dune" near Lutherville, has been sick and
confined to his home this week, unable to visit
the Timonium Fair. His fine herd of Guern-
seys was there, however, and won number
of blue ribbons.
-OOuuty 4IcdSuICI ~ Lynn 4NO6ClS ACSuAnC0
early this week from a delightful 250-mile
driving tour of Western Maryland and the
Valley of Virginia. He drove pair of horses
and was accompanied by Mrs. Rogers and their
little son, Charles Lyon Rogers Sd.
Col. Samuel n Hyde and family, who
spent the.summer at their cottage at Glyndon,
returned on Thursday to their town house, 108
West North avenue. Rev. A. Lewis Hyde,
Col. Hyde's son. and his daughters, Rosa and
Hazen, who had been visiting him, have re-
turned to their home in Delta, Pa.
Mr.. George F. Wheeler, ST., bailiff to the
Orphans Court, celebrated his 8Sth birthday
on Tuesday. He is still quite an active man
and attends to his official duties regularly every
week. Many years ago Mr.. Wheeler was pro-
York road, hostelry that has long since gone
out of existence.
On Monday the Baltimore papers an.
nounced the engagement of Mr.. Robert Gar
rett, the Republican nominee for Congress in
the I'd district, to Miss Katharine Barker John.
son, daughter of DR.. Robert W. johnson, of
Baltimore. The prospective bride is niece of
Mr.. William Fell Johnson, of Brooklandville,
Baltimore county.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis T. Passano 1913 st.
Paul street, Baltimore, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Beulah Seldner
Passano, to Lieut. Oscar K. Tolley, Fourteenth
Infantry, United States Army. The wedding
will take place in December. Lieut.. Tolley,
who is well known in Baltimore county, is
son of Judge Tolley, of Hartford county:
MIR. Alexander Mccormick, president of
the Baltimore County Agricultural Society,
has been at the grounds every morning this
week at O'Clock and did not leave there
until nearly dark. He spent the nights with
friends in the neighborhood, the long drive to
his home at Fullerton being too much Of tax
upon him. He is eminently working pres
ident' and we doubt if another like him can
be found in the State.
MIR. Caleb s. Hobbs, the old-time popular
Scale" occupied his usual position at the main
gate in front of the grand stand ct Tmonium
this week. He has served many years in that
trying position and his services have come to
be almost indispensable. The people look for
him and he has the faculty of knowing every
body and treating every body right. That is
quality that few men possess. Hats off to
scale" as the right man in the right place.