The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-01-05
Personal Mention. :

Personal Mention
Col. Thomas Janney. who has be
several weeks at his home in Gree
Valley Is still confined to the house
Mr.. Thomas B. Todd, presid;
School Board, is suffering from the
severe cold at his home, North Poi
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Ha
returned from Europe, are now
residence of Mrs. Rose Keech, Vest
Towson.
Col. and Mrs. D. G. Mcintosh, 49,
living in Baltimore this winter, spent Cnrlst'
mas in Richmond with their daughter, Its.
w. W. Morton.
Mr.. Joseph A. Myers has retired from the
Baltimore tailoring firm of Messrs. bacn'
Myers & Hammarstrom, Mr.. Nils G. Berg nav-
ing taken his place.
York, are spending the holidays with, Mrs
Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William ~
Burton, of Lutherville.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Badger Brown and then
daughter. Miss Katharine John Brown, VII
close the Smedley House, Towson, and spend
about three months in Baltimore.
Mrs. G. Morton Stewart. Miss Stewart and
Messrs. Redmond c. and Charles Stewart at.
tended the funeral of Mr.. A. J. Cassatt, which
took place in Philadelphia last MONDAYS
Mr.. Thomas q. Stevenson. of the Tows0ll
Horse Company, has returned from Philadel-
phia. where he spent a few days with his
sisters, Mrs. Gardner and Miss Stevenson.
Mrs. j. t. ARIEL, who spent the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin T.
Ridgely, of Barrett's Delight, near Warren,
left for her home in Poland, o., on Thursdays.e
Mr.. h. V. Waltjen. superintendent Of the
Sunday school of Trinity p. e. Church. Tow
son, who has not been in good health for sew
eral weeks, has gone to the State of New York
to recuperate.
The members of the family of Mr.. Alfred
G. Lee. of Dulany's Valley, have. nearly gil
been sick with grip this week and under the
care of a physician. MFR. Rogers Lee was
threatened with pneumonia.
Miss Susan Stevenson, one of the two aaeCM
sisters of that name who live alone on th6f
York road south of TOwson, who was very
sick several weeks with pneumonia has en-
tirely recovered. Dr. ). H. jarrett WIS Der
Mr.. Alfred G. Haten. who iesigned ilis
position as teller in the Towson National Bank,
has opened an office in the Law Building.
CORTLAND street, Baltimore. and will devote
his entire time hereafter t. the practice Of bis
profession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Ksssler, of Butler. gag
a largely attended receptiPn on Saturday mig
last in honor of their son, Mr.. Joseph KessIs
who was married in Lancaster, Pa. on Chr
mas day. Miss Ella KesslSr and Mrs. Ma
Ensor assisted in receiving the guests
Mr.. Robert Clark who has Aae
the Diamond farm in Dulanys Va
past twenty-five years, will sell all
property early next month and retil
business In connection with his SO
poses to establish steam laundry
Vile.
DIR. Charles G. w. Macgll, presl,
Catonsville National Bank, and a
teemed and public spirited citizens
sick and confined to his home in
several days this week. He is "A y
and has been an active practitioner ID ~
ton of the county many years
Mr.. and Mrs. j Goodman Boyd. OF Z
more, formerly of Lutherville, were al
those invited to attend the inaugurati
Governor Hughes, at Albany N. Y, on
day. Mr.. Boyd is personal friend
Governor and made speeches in New
his behalf in the late campaign.
Mr.. Jesse Lewis, who has been
Mr.. Reds property, on the Hillen
Towson, has moved to the farm Of
Christ known as tJohp1s< Hah
Chase, 14th district. He
Mr. Reds by Mr.. Uriah G.
living with Mr.. Wilton Gre
Rev John I. Yelott,
has decided to accept the cal
of Emanuel Protestant e. CT
will preach his initial sermon
Sunday in February. Rev.
has had some years of active
ministry, is the youngest son
Yellott, of Towson.
Mr.. Charles Markell, Jr.,
ted to the law firm of Ges
members of which now are N
Cans, B. Howard Hannah. W
Calvin Chesnut and Charles M
junior member of the firm is =
late Mr. Charles Markell, who Wa
esteemed citizen of Lutherviile.
Z The family of the late John D. Matthews
held reunion on New Year day at the old
homestead now occupied by Mr.. Granville
Matthews. near Oregon, and known as MT.