The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-07-14
Personal Mention

Personal Mention
Col. and Mrs Walters Franklin are spend.
ing the summer at Lake Mohonk, N. I. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fielder G. Slingluff have
| gone to Coburg, Canada, for the remainder Of
hesummer.
Mrs. John /. Yellott and daughters, Of
Towson, have gone to Atlantic City, N. j., to
| spend some time.
Mr.. Henry Deinstbach, an old resident of
Towson, is spending week with relatives and
friends in Richmond, Va.
Misses Rosalie and Cornelia Caples, of Bal
timore county, are spending several weeks at
| Mountain Lake Park, Md.
| -MrsShirley wife of Roads Engineer Henry
| G. Shirley, has gone to her home in North
Carolina for lengthy visit.
Mr.. ]. Southgate Yeaton and her daughter,
Miss Margaret Yeaton, have gone to Fletcher,
N. c., to spend the summer.
| Miss Martha 8. Townsend, minister of
the Society of Friends, is visiting Mrs. Gran
vile Matthews, at her home near Oregon.
Mr.. T. Scott Offutt, of the Towson bar, has
| Joined Troop A, Maryland National Guard.
whose fine armory is located at Pikesville.
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Maroney and family,
of Bellefield Dwelling, Pittsburg, have gone to
Washington, Pa, for the remainder of the
| summer.
MIR. James Mex Merryman, proprietor of
| Grove Stock Farm, Falls road. was one of the
judges at the Fredericksburg (Va) Horse Show
| this week.
Miss Ernestine Chenowith, pupil of the
Towson High School. is spending some time
with her sister, Mrs. Edward Blakeley, of
Savage, Md
Rev. w. W. Shaw, of Govanstown, was
| among the large number of ministers who at
tended the big Presbyterian reunion at Pen
Mar on Thursday.
Misses Carrie Blackwell and Lucy Chick,
| of Hopewell, N. j.. are spending some time at
| the home of the latters sister, Mrs. Frank d..
| Zouck, of Reisterstown.
Al, n LNro6 Chan, haroor direcior of the
Manual Training School at Sparrow's Point,
| is spending the summer vacation at his home,
| Shamburg, Baltimore county.
| Miss Louise A. Stiegler, principal of the
public school at Sunnybrook 10th district, for
| several years, has resigned. She is sister OF
| Mrs Adam Refer of Glen-Arm.
Rev. Charles E. Fultz, pastor of Otterbein
Memorial U. B. Church, Hampden, accom-
| panied by Mrs. Fultz, left on Thursday for an
| extended northern pleasure trip:
| of Lutherville. have gone to Bedford Springs
| Pa, for their annual visit. Their niece, Miss
Laura Bosley, accompanied them.
MIR. William Painter, who has been criti-
| cally i'll at the Johns Hopkins Hospital this
week, is now slightly improved. Mr.. Pain
| ter formerly resided near Pikesville.
The Governor has appointed Mr.. Charles
| A. Councilman, well known farmer OF
| Worthington Valley, one of the additional
| commissioners from Maryland to the James
| town EXpOSltlOn.
Mrs. Henry C. Turnbull, who had been
| spending some time with friends in Louisville,
Ky, was taken suddenly i'll and had to be
brought to Baltimore. She is now at the Church
Home on North Broadway.
Mrs. II. e. Bartleson, of COckeysville. and
her sister.in.law, Miss Sue Bartleson, of Ches-
ter. Pa, are spending some time with the lat
ter's uncle, Mr.. VIM. Il. Barteson. OF Upper
Cross Roads, Hartford county.
Mrs. Flora Stewart Emory, of Meadow
View, near Woodlawn, who last week attend
ed the annual convention of amateur journal.
lists in Philadelphia, was awarded the laureate
ship for the best essay written by amateurs.
Rev and Mrs. A. r. Kelley, who have been
visiting their daughter Mrs. John E. Slade, of
Long Green, for some time, expect to leave this
week for Harrisburg TO visit their son before
returning to their home in Cumberland, Md.
Mr.. George s. Sandner. of the Long Green
Valley firm Of Sandner & Mumma who went
on q pleasure trip to Europe several months
ago, has returned. He was accompanied home
by niece who will spend some time with him.
P. E. Church. Roland avenue. accompanied
by Mrs. Denys, sailed from New York for
Europe on Thursday. He will return in the
early fall, while Mrs. Denys will remain
abroad a year or more.
Mr.. Lewis H. LinZey, who has been en-
ployed in Druid Hill Park about two years. has
been appointed superintendent of Greenmount
Cemetery. He is the Oldest son of Mr.. 7. c.
Linzey, one of the bailiffs of the Circuit Court,
and native of Towson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John HI. Grill, of Linden
Terrace, Towson, left on Wednesday for Ocean
CITY, Md, where Mr.. Grill is attending the
annual meeting of the Maryland Bar Associa-
ton of which he is member. They will re-
turn next Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Gertrude E. Brandenburg whose sum-
mer home is at Woodlawn, Baltimore county,
is entertaining her son, Mr.. Clarence A. Bran
denburg, of Denver Col, and her sons, Messrs.
Edwin G. and Frank W. and DR.. Wilbur Bran
denburg, of Washington, d. G..
kEAmong the Baltimore county lawyers who
attended the annual meeting of the Maryland
Messrs. Harry E. Mann, Charles Herzog, Elmer
]. Cook, William Grason. E. W. Herman, John
II. Grill and Arthur P. Shanklin.
n Mr.. Crawford Bishop, son OF Mr.: w. u.
Bishop, of Glyndon, who recently received his
degree of bachelor of arts at Dartmouth Col
lege, has accepted position as instructor IN
| languages at Robert College, Constantinople.
he will enter upon his new duties next fall:
DIR. Newton 1. Parr, of Govanstown, who
graduated last year at the Maryland Medical
College, has gone to Mt. Savage Md, to en-
gage in the practice of his profession. Since
bis graduation DIR. Parr had been resident
physician at Franklin Square Hospital, Balti-
Mr.. William P. Cole, Clerk of the Circuit
Court, accompanied by Mrs. Cole and their
daughter, MISS EOltu OOlc' lclI OaAIAnclO VI
Thursday evening for Denver, COL, 10 attend
the Elks' convention. Mr.. Samuel Ceilings,
of Lutherville, was also member of the party,
which is travelling by special train OF Pullman
cars.
Col. Charles B. MCLEAN. for many years
surveyor of Baltimore county, is very i'll at his
home in Towson. 1t is safe to say that Col.
MCLEAN has more acquaintance in the county
| than any other resident of it. He is also known
throughout the State as he was for thirty odd
years connected with the Maryland National
bGuard.
Mr.. Edward II. Burke, Oldest son of Judge
N. Charles Burke, of Towson. was taken yio-
lently ill while visiting his aunt, Mrs. Stir
ling in the 9TH district. He was hurriedly re-
moved to the City Hospital in Baltimore
ing from appendicitis, but his case has since
been diagnosed as typhoid fever. Mr.. Burke,
who is 20 years of age, lately completed course
4 at Loyola College and bis system was much run
ladown from hard work. It is thought this was
THE primary cause of the disease.
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