The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-04-14
Personal Mention

visiting friends at Sparrow's Point.
| Mrs. T. Reese Arnold, of Glyndon, has
gone to spend some time with her sister, Mrs.
| Charles c. Croft, of Charleston, w. Va.
Prof. Irwin Herbert, of Fawn Grove Pa.
| spent several DAYS this week with his cousin,
Mrs Clarence w. McMaster, of Towson.
Mrs. Mcintosh. wife of Col. d. G McIn-
| tosh. of the Towson bar, is under treatment at
the Union Protestant In6rmary in Baltimore.
Mr.. Charles e. Cassell, of Thurmont,
Frederick county, Md. is spending some time
with his daughter, Mrs. E. Stanton Bosley, OF
| Towson.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Snyder, who spent the
past winter in Baltimore, will return this
week to their pretty country place on the Hill
len road near Towson.
MIR. William Bryan, having sold his mill
| and personal property at ROckland, Falls road,
has removed to Ruxton, where he will make
| his home in the future.
Mr.. John f. Hilgeman and family have
removed from their former home on the Ore
| gon road. near Cockeysville, to 23l7 North
| Calvert street. Baltimore.
Mrs. NJ. f. Leonard and her son Edward,
| who had been visiting her daughter in Balti-
more, have returned to their home, Glover
| Hill Farm, Duany's Valley.
| Prof. Albert s. Cook, superintendent of
schools of Baltimore county, accompanied by
his family. will spend the Easter holiday with
| his parents in Greencastle, Pa.
| Mr. G. w. McMaster, head of the Towson
| postal station, who is on thirty days leave,
paid visit to his brother-in-law, DR.. Vallie
| Hawkins of Fawn Grove, Pa.
Mr. William A. Slade, president of the
Board of Election Supervisors, who had been
very sick several weeks with grip at his resi-
| dence in Reisterstown, is improving.
Miss Estelle Bowen, of Bancroft Park,
Park Heights avenue, has gone to Washing
ton to spend the Easter holiday at the home OF
| Dr. Harry Bosley, Second street, n. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis 7. Homer, of Sher-
| wood. sailed on Tuesday from New York for
Europe Mr.. Homer is member of the law
| firm of Willis, Homer, France d Smith.
Mr. E. Cuttings Merryman, of Baltimore
county, has again been elected member Of
the board of directors by the private stock
| holders of the Maryland Agricultural College.
Mr.. Charles Herzog of Queenstown, son
of the well known attorney OF the same name,
has secured position in the furnace labora-
tory of the Maryland Steel Company at Spar
rows Point.
Mr.. Stuart Kearney secretary and treas
urer of the Canton Company, who has spent
several summers here, has again taken an
apartment at the Smedley House for the COM
ing summer.
Mrs. Wyatt, daughter of Mr.. John McRae,
of GAINESVILLE, near Towson, who recently
graduated as a trained nurse at the Maryland
General Hospital, in Baltimore, has gone to
the Philippines to pursue her profession.
Rev. E. T. Mowbray, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, who gave up active work
| to recuperate his health, will spend year on
! bis farm near Reisterstown. He is a son-in-
law fthe late Edward Rider, of Ruxton.
Mr. D. w. Gwinn, manager OF the water
works of the city of Terre Haute, Ind, visited
| Towson on Tuesday in company with Mr.. A.
| II. Weir, secretary and treasurer of the Balti-
more County Water and Electric Company.
| "A large number of the friends of Mr.. and
| Mrs. ]. e. Lloyd gave them surprise party
on Friday night of last week at their home.
| Terracedale, South Towson, in honor of their
| wedding anniversary. A very pleasant eve'
| ming was spent.
Col. Robert Hough has again been engaged
| to start the light harness races at the Iimonl-
| nm Fair this year. This will be the thirteenth
year that he will have served in that capacity,
and always heretofore to the utmost satisfac-
| ton of the society.
Mr.. Joshua f Cockey, president, and Mr..
William H. Buck, Jr cashier, of the Jockeys
| Vile National Bank, have received invitations
| from Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte to at
| tend the Paul Jones ceremonies IN Annapolis,
on the oath instant.
Rev. w. II. H. Powers, rector of Trinity
| Church. Towson, accompanied by bis brother
| i'm law and sister, MIR. and Mrs. George A.
Barksdale, of Richmond. Va, will sail from
| New York for England on the 2lst inst. DE
will return some time in June.
Rev. DR. G. Herbert Richardson, formerly
presiding elder of Baltimore district, was
! in Towson on Wednesday. He was sent by
the late conference to st. PauPs Church. Ha-
| eerstown. Dr. Richardson and his family
| have been living at Roland Park.
Miss Fannie Cockey, who is student at
St. Agnes Academy, Mt. Washington, isspend-
ing the Easter holiday with Mrs Thomas W.
| Offutt, of Highland" Towson. She is a
| daughter of the late Colgate Cockey and
| granddaughter of the late Adam ID. Talbot
Mr. Hopper Emory, who has been secre.
tary for some time of the Colonial Trust Com
pany of Baltimore, has been elected treasurer
| of the company also and will hereafter dis
| charge the duties of both offices. Mr.. Emory
is a son of ex State Senator d. Hopper Emory,
| of Baltimore county.
-Mr.RR Boarman, of the law firm of Boar
man IL Lindsay, is recovering from blood
j poiaon in his right hand caused by a trifling
| injury to his fingers while opening bottle OF
! Bedford water. The surgeons knife became
necessary and he was obliged to carry the hand
in sling for some time.
Mr. Harrison Rider went to Jamestown,
Montgomery county, on Tuesday to attend the
sale of the personal property on the farm OF
| his late brother-in law, John A. Warfield, he
being one of the administrators of the estate.
| Mrs Warfield will return to Baltimore county
and make her home here.
of the Towson bar, say that he will be can
didate for the Democratic nomination for Con-
| gress in the I'd district this year. Mr.. Ohutt is
a cousin of Messrs. Noah E. and James W.
| Offutt, also members of the bar, and son-in-
| law of Major John /. Yelott.
The many Baltimore county friends of
Mrs. Richard W. Gardiner, formerly Misc
| Matte Stevenson, of Fellowship" near Tow
son, will be pleased to learn that she has COM
menced housekeeping in West Philadelphia
! and is very pleasantly situated. Her sister.
Miss AnnaBelle Stevenson, will join her the
latter part of April to remain indefinitely.
| Rev. Thomas Wood, who succeeds Rev.
| Frank R. Isaac as senior pastor of Great Falls
! Circuit is we'll known in some sections OF Bal
| timore county, having previously been sta
TONED here. He comes from Ellicott City,
where he had gained wide reputation as q
| marrying parson, large number of couples
going to him to have the nuptial knot tied.
| Mr.. John Gephart, member of the House
of Delegates, and Mr.. d. l.. Gernand, both
well known citizens of Mt. Washington, called
/ on the County Commissioners on wednesday
| relative to an appropriation for the roads of
that village. 1t is likely they will get what
| they ask inasmuch as the citizens OF Mt. Wash
ngton pay an extra assessment Q, ~ Sen'S
Mrs Wright, wife of Rev. Thomas II:
Wright of the NJ. P. Church, was operated
upon last Monday for appendicitis at the Mary
land General Hospital in Baltimore. The
operation was successful and she is progressing
| fayorahly. It was performed by DR.. Blake.
assisted by Dr. Vallie Hawkins, son.in-law Of
the patient Rev. Mr.. Wright and other mem
bers of the family are stopping with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. w. McMaster, in Towson, so as to
be near Mrs. Wright and visit her daily. She
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concerned on her account.
Legislature Did Well by School.-The
directors of the Maryland School for Boys.
which was formerly known as the House OF
Refuge, met this week to hear the report Of the
special legislative committee. This report
showed that the General Assembly bad passed
three bills affecting the school, which have
been signed by Governor Warfield. The first
changed the name from the House of Refuge
to the Maryland School for Boys; the second
authorized Baltimore city to appropriate 5000
out of the burned district fund to erect cottages
and improve the Loeb Raven branch of the
school, and the third restored the right o. the
CITY to give the institution any additional aid
needed for the improvement TO the branch To-
Gated near Loeb Raven.
Work of the Orphans Court.-In the Bal
timore County Orphans Court this week letters
were granted on the following estates:
On the personal estate of William z. Hogan
to Frank J. Kearney, executor.
On the personal estate of Aquilla Scott to
George A. Scott, executor.
On the personal estate of Frederick Davage
to Benjamin w. Davage, administrator.
On the personal estate of Barbara Schuman
to John Schuman administrator
On the personal estate OF Eliza +. Elliott to
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