The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-07-21
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been their custom for some years, will spend
August at Cobourg, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Stewart Diffenderffer, OF
Green Spring Valley, are attending the Allan
tic City Horse Show this week.
Co. Thomas Janney, of Margaret Meadows,
Green Spring Valley. who had been very i'll
for some days, is rapidly improving.
Mr.. John Green, who had been away on
two weeks vacation, has returned to his duties
in the Office Of the Register OF Wills.
more county schools, registered at Hotel Earl
ington, New York city, on Monday.
DIR. r. G. Massenburg, Of Towson, accom-
panied by his daughter, Miss lima Massenburg
is spending ten days at Old Point, Va:
Mr.. William b. Lawrence who had been
at Atlantic City for some time, accompanied
by his mother and sister, has returned.
Mrs. Craig. wife of Mr.. VIM. Pinkney
Craig, of Govanstown, accompanied by her
sister. Miss Rasin, has gone to Atlantic City.
Mr.. Charles NJ Wyatt and family, of Girls.
field, Md, are visiting Mrs. Wyatt's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bond, of Western Run
Valley.
Police Marshal A. T. Street,. who was re-
ported sick this week at his home at Glen
Arm, is all right. He had slight cold. That
Mrs. Charles w. Held, of Morgantown,
w. Va, accompanied by her little daughter.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Harry Phipps of
| Towson.
DIR. A. M. Kalbach and family, of Lancas-
ter. Pa, are occupying "Montrose," their
summer home near Woodensburg, Baltimore
county.
Miss Small, who had been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Redmond G. Stewart, in Green
| Spring Valley, has returned to her home in
Rev. J. Wynne Jones, the well known and
popular Presbyterian minister of Highland
town, was among the callers at The UNION
| Office this week.
Rev. Hugh W. s. Powers son of Rev. W.
| Il. H. Powers, of Towson, has received call to
| the rectorship of st. Marks and Calvary P. E..
| Churches in Howard county.
| for Marshall Field & Co., of Chicago, is visit
| ing his sister, Mrs. Alexander Y. Carr, at her
| home on the Hillen road, near Towson.
Mr.. Reverdy B. Sparks, who is connected
with an engineering corps in Western Mary
land, is spending some time with his m p
Mr. John Marley, one of Towson's Oldest
| citizens. celebrated his Seth birthday on Tues
| day. Mr.. Marley, who was formerly resi-
dent of Reisterstown, has been blind for many
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne 1. Yellott, OF Tow
| son, accompanied by Mrs. Yellott's sister, Miss
| Leila Powers, left on Friday, 10th instant, for
Lake George N. Y, where they will spend ten
days.
| week brought from Louisville, KY, where she
was extremely i'll, has improved very much
since she has been at the Church Home in
Miss Grace Smith, of Cuttings avenue,
daughter of the late GEORGE A. Smith, is spend
| ing the summer at Locust Grove, Talbot
county, Md. She is studying to become
| trained nurse.
Miss Bette Merryman, youngest daughter
of Mr.. N. Bosley Merryman, OF Hayhelds. and
| their aunt, Mrs. Philip A. s. Franklin, of
| Seabripht. N. j.
MT. and Mrs. John T. Ensor, of Mt. Wash.
ington, have gone to Parsons, Kansas, to spend
some time with Mrs. Augusta Wilson, sister
| of Mr.. Ensor, who has been resident OF tnat
| State many years.
Miss Blanche Chapman, who has been
| teaching in Hartford county, will succeed Miss
Louisa A. Stiegler as principal of the public
school at SunnYbrook, 10th district. Miss Stieg-
| Ter having resigned.
Miss Miriam L. Smith, daughter of DIR.
| VIM. L. Smith, of Sherwood, and her cousin,
| Miss Agnes Smith, of Baltimore, have gone to
Philadelp hia and Wilmington to spend some
time with relatives.
was elected vice-president for the Third Judi
| cial Circuit of the Maryland State Bar Associa.
ton, the annual meeting of which was held at
| Ocean City last week.
| N. Charles Burke, who is suffering with
| typhoid fever at the City Hospital in Balti-
| more is doing as we'll as could be expected and
his speedy recovery is hoped for.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur l.. Bosley and their
daughters, Misses. Beatrice and Marguerite
Bosley, who have just returned from Atlantic
| City, are spending the summer at Mount Holly
| Inn, in the suburbs of Baltimore.
Miss Ariel Miles, who is so years of age
| and who lives with her nephew in Baltimore,
| is critically i'll at this time. She is sister of
Rev. Nelson r. Miles and Mr.. John B. Miles,
well known residents of this county.
| Mr. Edgar G. Miller, Jr, president of the
| Title Guarantee and Trust Company and mem
her of the law firm of Miller & Bonsal, sailed
from New York for Europe on the 10th inst.
| He will spend about two months abroad.
Mrs. Fanny B. Hartman, who has been
resident of Owings' Mills, Baltimore county,
over forty years. having sqld hor property,
| will next week remove to Germantown, Ia,
| to reside with her son, Mr.. Daniel Hartman.
Mr.. John F. O'Hara, well known Balti.
| more business man, was on Thursday elected
| q director of the Mercantile Bank to fill a
| vacancy. He is brother of Mr.. Martin ].
| O'Hara, chief clerk in the County Clerks
Mr.. Charles E. Fendall, of the County
| Clerks Office on Tuesday received letter
| from his son. Mr.. VIM. S. Fendall, who is
| under treatment at sanatarium at Saranac
| Lake. N Y, stating that he il improving
mi. and Mrs. Wesley R. Whitaker, of
| Oregon, 9Th district, have been enjoying
1 trip through Northern Maryland and South
-ern Pennsylvania. MI. Whitaker, who is q
I farmer is an ex.member of the House OF
Delegates.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Deuchler, of North
| Clinton street. Canton, celebrated their silver
wedding and entertained large number Of
their friends at a reception few evenings
| ago. They have five children, two OF whom
/ are married.
Col. Robert Hough has been engaged by
the Virginia State Fair Association to start the
light harness races at the coming fair at Rich
| mond. The association has capital of $780,
600 and number Of the most prominent men
| of the State are connected with it.
u. s. Senator VIM. Pinkney Whyte and
| Hon. John P. Poe attended service in Trinity
Church, Towson, last Sunday morning. Both
these gentlemen have been Attorney Generals
| of MARYLAND, and Mr.. Whyte has filled more
| important offices than any other man in the
Mrs. Hannah M. Chester, one of the Oldest
| residents of that section of the county, has
been seriously i'll this week at her home at
Orangeville on the Philadelphia road. She is
the mother-in-law of Mr.. Henry P. Mann,
president of the Board of County Commits
| siOners.
DIR. G. A. Long, of Hamilton, Hartford
road, was among the callers at HE UNION
Office this week. He has been practicing in
that section of the county about three years
and in that time the population has increased
wonderfully by reason of the almost phenom-
email suburban development.
| MI. William Z. COle OleIk VI tuo NlACuAt
Court, who represented Towson Lodge in the
EIks convention in Denver writes home that
he had pleasant and safe trip to that city.
He is accompanied by Mrs. Cole and their
daughter Miss Edith Cole. They will return
home on Friday of next week.
Mr.. James +. Hayward, for several years
the popular general manager of the City and
Suburban Railway Company, has gone to Gin
cinnati, o., to assist in the management of the
large trolley systems of that city. Since leav-
ing Maryland Mr.. Hayward has been engaged
in railroad work in New York city.
Miss Emma Tyson Shippers, the well known
writer of both prose and poetry, sister Of Dr. j..
N. Shippers, of Germantown Montgomery
county, Md, who had been spending fort
night with Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Ensor, Of
Monkton, has returned to her home. She was
delighted with the beauties of that section Of
Baltimore county.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ~ Candles, of Roland
Park, left Baltimore on Thursday, 18th inst,
for Winona Lake, Indiana, to attend the ma
tional convention of Gideons (Christian com:
mercial travelling mem which held its annual
gathering there this week. Before returning
they will spend some time with Mr.. Scott r.
Matthews, of Indianapolis, Ind, who was
formerly resident of Baltimore county and q
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