The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-10-27


us, of Woodlawn, Baltimore county, spent
several days last week at the Frederick fair.
Mr.. George F. Wheeler, Jr., of the County
Clerks Office, is now occupying his new cot
| tage on West Pennsylvania avenue, TOwson.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles II. Wier, of "Haw-
| thorndon," near Towson, who were spending
some time at Atlantic City, N. j., have re-
turned.
DIR. A. NJ. Kalbach and family, who spent
the summer at their farm, 'Montrose," w. M.
r. R., have returned to Lancaster, Pa, for the
Mr.. Neville Ridgely, son of Mr.. Benjamin
T. Ridgelv. of "Barrett's Delight" has gone to
Poland, o., to visit his sister, Mrs. Thaddeus
ARIEL.
DIR. Jackson Piper and family will next
week close their summer home in Towson and
remove to 1929 st. Paul street, Baltimore, for
Mrs. N. Howard Gill and children, who
had been visiting her father, Mr.. George Tise,
of Hyattsville, Nd, has returned to her home
near Mantua Mills.
The Misses Bayly and their aunt, Miss
Rogers, of "Lystra, Green Spring Valley, have
taken an apartment at the Stafford, in Bati-
more. for the winter.
Miss Katharine Kilian of Lauraville, was
among the many from Baltimore county who
attended the Christian Endeavor convention
at Salisbury, Md, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II. Cook, of Green
castle, Pa, who had been visiting their sons,
Messrs, Elmer J. and Albert s. Cook, of Tow
son. returned to their home on Thursday.
Mr.. William Fell johnson, of Rockland,
Falls road, is sick with pneumonia Mr..
johnson has for many years been member OF
the vestry of st. Thomas Church, Garrison
Forest.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hall Harris, Jr., are
occupying their new home on East Biddle
street, Baltimore. Mrs. Harris was formerly
Miss Lavinia Brush, daughter of DR.. E. n.
Brush.
Parish, My Lady's Manor, has been granted
three months leave of absence. He will spend
part of the time in Florida for the benefit of
his health.
Mrs. n Bosley Merryman, of Hayfelds,
near Cockeysville, entertained number of her
friends ON Wednesday night in honor of her
birthday. Three generations OF her family
were represented.
The engagement of Mrs. Mary Eichman
of LutherviIle, to Mr.. Joshua Bosley Todd, son
of Mr.. William H. Todd, of the Pot Spring
road, is announced. The marriage will take
place next month.
Mrs. Isaac, wife of Rev. Frank R. Isaac,
of Martinsburg, W. Va. accompanied BY her
children, has been visiting relatives at Relay.
Baltimore county. Rev. Mr.. Isaac was until
last spring pastor of Great Falls Circuit.
Mrs. Eleanor l.. PinkertOn, who was strlck-
en- with paralysis at her home in Baltimore,
on the 18th instant, continues in critical con-
dition, although she is perfectly conscious. 1t
Miss Mollie Bosley, who has been sick at
the Church Home in Baltimore, has recovered
and will spend the coming winter with her
brother, Mr.. William II. Bosley. She is a
daughter of Mrs. John Bosley, of Cockeysville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Boehm have closed
their house in Aigburth Park and removed to
Baltimore for the winter. Mr.. Boehm is an
active member of the vestry of Trinity Church
and no doubt his presence will be much missed.
Mr.. H. H. NJ. Lee, who married Miss May
Butler, of Towson, has been elected member
of the executive committee of the Society OF
1872 in Maryland. Mr.. Lee is clerk with the
Safe Deposit and Trust Company of Baltimore.
Mr.. Henry Dubbs, until recently resident
of Pocomoke City, Md, is now employed by
the firm of Messrs. Hilgeman d BruDdige,
general merchandise dealers at Stevenson, Green
Spring Valley. Mr.. Stubbs formerly lived at
ShawaD.
Mrs. William H. Appold, who was last
wear elected to the presidency of the Woman's
Club of Roland Park, has resigned. With her
son, Mr.. Alexander Appold who is in i'll
health, she will spend the coming winter in
California.
despite the vigorous fight made against it
the Park Board has removed Superintendent
N. F. Fltton from Clifton Park, on the Har-
ford road, to Patterson Park. Superintendent
Boone, of Druid Hill Park, succeeds Mr.. Fit
ton at Clifton.
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Riyerbank Stock Farm, near Loeb Raven,
came to Towson on WEDNESDAY to administer
on the estate of his mother, Mrs. Emile Wise
Mr. Wise, who is member of the Baltimore
firm of Wise Bros, is resident OF New YORK
city.
land Line Chapter, Daughters of the American
Revolution, on Friday afternoon of last week,
at "Wildwood," her beautiful country home
in Green Spring Valley. Miss Jane Griffith
Keys presided and Mrs. Claude Hall was secre-
Lloyd Lowndes third, the bright little
grandson and namsake of the lamented Gov.
eruor of Maryland, served as page at the Allen
Findlay wedding that took place in Trinity
Church, Towson on Saturday afternoon last
he is son of Mr.. Lloyd Lowndes, OF Cumber-
land, Md.
Bishop Van Buren,, of Porto Rico deliv-
cred highly interesting address in Trinity
Church, ToWson, last Sunday morning. I'm
fortunately the weather was very Indictment
and the congregation was not SO large as 1t
would have been had these conditions been
more favorable.
Mrs. Julia r. Lyons, Of Towson, has is
sued invitations to the marriage of her daugh-
ter, Miss Juliana Elizabeth Lyons, and Mr.:
William Taylor Phipps. The wedding will
take place Tuesday afternoon, November 9th,
at Trinity P. e. Church. The prospective
groom is son of Mr.. Joseph Phipps, of Hamp-
ton, near Towson.
Mr.. f. w. Bond, formerly of Monkton,
Baltimore county, who removed from there to
Seven Valley, Pa, is now located in Trenton,
N. j., where he is filling the position OF night
cashier of Stout's Crystal Lunch Rooms. In
May last Mr.. Bond had the misfortune to fall
and break his left hip, since which time he
has been entirely incapacitated for work.
Mr.. George @. Tracey, who will retire from
the hotel business in Towson next spring. con-
templates an extended foreign trip soon there
NJ has nearly
part of the United States but has never been
abroad. Mr.. Frank B. Boarman, of the 18th
district, who bought the property, will succeed
Mr. Tracey as proprietor of Hotel Towson:
MIR. Daniel Vondersmith, for nearly hiteen
years one of Reisterstowns most successful
and popular hotel proprietors, was among the
visitors to Towson on Thursday. He was sum-
moned here as a witness in case about which
he said he knew nothing, and he was not very
we'll pleased in consequence. Mr.. Wonder
smith is not now engaged IN any business;
Mr. Frederick Krautter, ST., came to Tow,
son on Friday. 26th inst, to pay his taxes and
renew his subscription to THE UNION. Mr..
Krautter has been truck farmer at Lauraville,
Hartford road. since 1868, when be bought a
farm there. He has been member OF Jeru-
salem Lutheran Church, Gardenville, over
forty years, was married in the church and
had his eight children christened there. Mrs.
Krautter died eight years ago.
Mr.. Aquila Chilcoat, q retired farmer near
Butler will shortly reach his 88th birthday.
He still enjoys fairly good health. Mr.. Chill
coat has spent his entire life on the farm where
he still resides, ard the large stone house in
which he lives is almost as solid today as it
was at the time it was built, nearly one hun
dred years ago. Mr.. Chilcoat served in the
House of Delegates in 1859. His wife, whose
maiden name was Sparks, died four years ago.
Her ancestors were among the pilgrims who
landed at Plymouth Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. q. Williams gave their
annual luncheon last Saturday afternoon to
the members of the Elkridge Hunt Club and
large number of other guests who came out
from Baltimore in a special train on the Md:
4 Pa. Railroad to Long Green Station and
from thence in conveyances to the beautiful
old homestead known as Long Green" which
has been owned by the ancestors of Mr..
Williams for many generations. Owing to the
rain and the unfit condition of the ground the
hunt scheduled for that day was called off.
Grove Farm Herd Has Successful Sea-
son-Mr. James NICK. Merryman had sPlen.