The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-12-22
Personal Mention

Rev and Mrs. Hugh w. s. Powers, o.
Highland, Howard county, paid visit thi:
week to relatives in Towson.
DIR. Martin L. Jarrett, of Jarrettsville, has
gone to Baltimore to spend the winter with
Mr. and Mrs. Archer II. Jarrett.
MIR. Edward S. Peerce and family have
closed their summer hcme in Dulany's Valley
and removed to Baltimore for the winter.
DIR. John M. P. Finney, of Belair, has
purchase a house near Ruxton, n G. r. R.,
and will hereafter reside there in summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Deford have closed
Oakdene, their summer home in Green Spring
Valley and gone to Baltimore for the winter.
Miss lima Massenburg, daughter of DR..
Norfolk, Va. to spend two weeks with friends.
! -Ex- Congressman Hart B. Holton, who has
been very sick for some time at his farm, near
Woodlawn, Baltimore county, is slowly i'm
proving.
Rev. Joseph B. Hauck, pastor of st. Johns
Church. Long Green Valley, who was injured
| by fall about two weeks ago, has entirely re-
| covered.
Miss Helen S. Ridgely. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Ridgely, of Hampton, near
Towson, will spend the winter with friends in
Florence, Italy.
v Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Rieman have
closed their summer home, south of Towson
and have taken a house on Cathedral street,
Baltimore. for the winter.
Capt. John T. Todd, of Norfolk, Va, paid
B. Todd, of North Point president of the Bal
timore county School Board.
Mr. Henry A. Brehm has been enjoying
some days hunting at Chase City, Va He was
accompanied by Mrs. Brehm. He found birds
plentiful and had excellent sport.
Col. Thomas Janney has been critically
| illthis week at his home, Margaret Meadows"
| in Green Spring Valley. At last accounts his
condition was slightly improved.
Miss Elizabeth Russell, of Reisterstown,
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has gone to Pittsburg to spend the winter with
| her sister, Mrs. j. s. Wightman.
Mr. Charles H. Wise, of White Hall, N. G..
R. R., who is member of the Board of Elec.
ton Supervisors, has sold. off his stock and
implements and abandoned farming.
&C. Philip Laurenson, Jr., son of Mr.. O..
Philip Laurenson, formerly of Towson, is res
covering from an operation for appendicitis at
the University Hospital in Baltimore.
Mrs. Phipps, wife of the late Harry Phipps.
who has been very sick at her home in Tow
son for several weeks, is improving slowly.
DR.. j. Royston Green is her physician.
Miss Dorothy Horner, daughter of Mr..
Joshua Horner, of Ashland, N. G. r. R., is
spending some time with her brother, Mr.
Mitchell Horner, who resides in Atlanta, Ga.
Mr. Carlton Gus Grason, of Towson. who
lately passed the examination Ofthe State Board
of Law Examiners, was on Tuesday admitted
to the bar of the Court of Appeals of Maryland
Miss Mary Bussey daughter of States At
| torney r. H. Bussey, who was last week re-
ported i'll with appendicitis at her home. at
| Cockeysvile is much better. An operation
was deemed unnecessary.
Mr. Upton s. Brady, formerly deputy
| Register OF Wills, was warmly greeted by many
| friends when he visited Towson on Wednesday.
He is at present engaged in the insurance and
| real estate business in Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. James NICK. Merryman, OF
| Grove Farm, Falls road, who sailed for Europe
| several weeks ago, have written to Baltimore
county relatives that they arrived safely on the
| other side after a very pleasant voyage.
Mr.. G. Lyon Rogers; ST., an aged and well
known citizen of the Sd district, who was much
| indisposed several days this week, was better
| on Friday morning, 2lst instant. He is the
| father of County Treasurer G. Lyon Rogers.
Mrs. Joseph H. Rieman has closed her
summer home, Dumbarton Farm, on the York
road, south of Towson, and reopened her town
house for the winter. Mr.. and Mrs. David g.
Mcintosh, Jr.. will spend the winter with her.
Rev. Alexander M. Rich, son of the late
Rev. DIR. A. ]. Rich, of Reisterstown, has
moved from Tyrone, Pa, to Baltimore and as
sumed his duties as assistant to the Rev. DIR:
A. G. Powell, at Grace Protestant Episcopal
Church.
Rev. John |. Yelott, rector of the Protes.
tant Episcopal Church at Petersville, Frederick
county, has received call to Belair to succeed
Rev Mr.. Castleman, who goes to Elkridge on
the LIST of January next. Mr. Yellott has not
yet determined to accept.
Mrs. Yellott, wife of County Commissioner
George w. Yellott, accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Miss Emily Yellott, has gone to Bonneau's
Depot South Carolina, to spend month with
her son, DR.. Richard E. Yellott, who is prac-
ticing his profession there.
Mrs. Eleanor L. Pinkerton, who has been
under treatment for paralysis several weeks at
Barnard's Sanitarium in Baltimore was able
this week to write to friend in Towson. She
saws she is slowly improving and hopes to be
able to return to her home on the Slst inst.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Petit of Chicago,
are spending the Christmas holidays with Mrs.
Pettit's sister, Miss Ella A. Ward, and their
venerable father. Mr.. Thomas Ward, at ELLEN
gowen,' their Baltimore county home. MIR.
Petit is veteran official of The Pullman Com
pany. -,
eat his Christmas dinner with his mother, Mrs.
Sarah Slade, as has been his custom for the
past thirty six years. Mrs. Slade, who is 90
My Lady's Manor, who died fifty-four years
ago at the age of 80.
Mr.. Elmer J. Cook, of the Towson bar, was
among the honorary pail bearers at the funeral
of Gen. John M. Hood, which took place at
the First Presbyterian Church. Baltimore, on
Thursday morning. Mr.. Cook is local counsel
for the United Railways Company, of which
Gen. Hood was president
Invitations have been issued by Miss Edna
L. Cochran for a dance to be given at her home
IN LQCl0rVllIo on O6c6mU6I ZIu, III uOuOE VI
Mrs ]. T. ARIEL, of Poland, Ohio; Miss Char
lotte Evans, of Roland Park, and Miss Nellie
Whitcraft, of Baltimore. Mrs. ARIEL, former
" Miss Mary Ridgely is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin T. Ridgely, of Barretts
Delight, near Warren.
I AT the annual meeting of the Maryland
Estate Dental Association, held in Baltimore
on Monday night, DR.. A. G. McCurdy, of
Towson, was again elected president. He is
charter member of the association and has
filled every Office except one-that of secretary.
He was also member of the Maryland State
Board of Dental Examiners for eight years and
was president of the Board six years.
MIR. and Mrs. o. E. Weller, of Reisters-
town, are now at the Hotel Arlington, Hot
Springs, Arkansas. From thence they will go
to California for the winter and on their way
home next spring they will visit the great gold
camp at Gold6eld, Nevada, Salt Lake City,
Colorado Springs, Denver and Chicago. Mr..
Weller is interested in number of mining
properties. He is graduate of the Annapolis
Naval Academy and after finishing the course
there studied law and engaged for time in
practice in Washington. Later he located in
Boston. His travels have carried him into
every State and Territory in the Union.
Lodge Ofacers Elected-Baltimore coun-
| ty lodges have elected officers for the ensuing
| year as follows:
Palestine Masonic Lodge, Catonsville. -Wor-
shipful Master-Charles E. Wilson; Senior
Warden-John w. Peregoy; Junior Warden
John w. Freund; Secretary-Howard E..
Peddicord; Treasurer-Dr. Benjamin White
ley; Tyler-Percy McCleary.
Providence Lodge, l. 0. o. r., CatOmsvile:-
Noble Grand-J. G. Owens; Vice-Grand-
Charles Rem; Recording Secretary-K. e.
CARRIER; Financial Secretary-H. G. Amdrae !;
Treasurer-August Schotta; Chaplain-Albert
| Smith.
Garden Lodge, l. 0. o. r., Gardengille: Noble
Grand-John Meyer; ce-Grand--William
! q. skunk; Recording Secretary-Charles Dol
| linger. Jr.; Financial Secretary-J. Hartman
Schone; Treasurer-Henry Fisher; Chaplain
Robert T. Oyemsn; Marshal-Joseph v.
Hofstetter; Representative to Grand Lodge
W. II. Hofstetter, Jr.; Trustees-William h.
Hofstetter, ST., Clarence T. Hoy and George
| LutZ.
Tuscan Masonic Lodge, Govaastoacn.--Wor
shipfuI Master-E. A. Benson Senior Warden
Eugene R. Stagmer Junior Warden-Chas.
| KIutch Secretary-Charles s. Cochran Treas
urer-C. E. Teale Tyler-O. s. Holland.
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