The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-07-20

Personal Mention
Mr.. Thomas E. R. German. of Baltimore.
formerly of Towson, called on some of his
friends here on Tuesday.
Philadelphia this week attending the annual
convention of the Grand Lodge of Elks.
Misses Florence and Gladys Pocock, of
GIenarm are visiting their grandmother, Mrs.
s. ]. Phillips. of White Hall, N. Q. K. B..
Hon. J. Fred. G. Talbot and Mrs. Talbot.
of Lutherville, are enjoying their usual sum-
mer sojourn at the Springs Hotel, Bedford. Pa.
Miss Elsie s. Justis, Of Park avenue. Balti-
more, who spent two weeks with Mrs. VIM. I.
Miles. of Ny Lady's Manor, has returned to
Mr.. G. G. Carman. of Taylor. an active
member of Towson Lodge, went to Cambridge,
Nd, this week to attend meeting Of the Grand
Lodge, 10, OF.
MIR. and Mrs. David G. Mcintosh. Jr., of
Towson, left this week for Bar Harbor, where
they will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
F. Cochran for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Hunter, of Tow
son, are visiting their son-in-law. DR.. Graydon
d. Mervine. of Bitumen, Pa, where Mrs. Hum
ter expects to remain month.
The name of Mr.. Samuel M. Shoemaker,
member of the Baltimore County School Board,
has again been mentioned this week in connec-
ton with the Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor.
steeplechase at Buffalo. N. Y, is improving
rapidly at his home on REGISTER avenue, SOUTH
( pr. Daniel st. Thomas Jenifer, who had
been visiting his father. Mr.. Thomas r. Jeni-
fer, of Loeb Raven, has returned to Alto Pass.
N. c., where he is in charge of railroad
Mr.. Robert II Smith. the well known at
torney has been elected president OF the board
of trustees of the McDonogh School for Boys,
at McDonogh. Baltimore county, succeeding
Mr.. German II. Hunt deceased.
farmer and Gamer of the neighborhood Of
Fork. 18th district, says his crops are more
satisfactory this season than ever before, and
be is well satisfied with results so far.
The condition of DIR. jackson Piper, the
aged retired physician of Towson, remains
about the same. Both temperature and pulse
are normal and his physician, DR.. r. @. Mas
senburg, does not anticipate any immediate
danger.
Rev. Hobart Smith, rector of st. Thomas
sail next week for Scotland, where they will
be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs: Robert McLane.
of Maryland, who are spending the summer
near Glasgow.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Mister of Reisters-
town, announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Mary Claire Stuart to Mr.. Clarence Mason
Morfit, son of Doctor and Mrs. @. M. Mortt,
also of Reisterstown. The wedding will take
place next fall.
Among those who went from Towson on
Wednesday night to witness the big parade of
Elks in Philadelphia on Thursday were Judge
Frank l. Duncan and Messrs. w. Gill Smith,
q. Howard Isaac, ]. M. Watkins, Jr., VIM. s.
Keech and William A. Lee.
Mr. John J. Michigan and family, whose
pretty home in Towson attracts the attention
of those passing along the York road, are spend
ing some time at Atlantic City. Mr.. Michigan
is third vice president of the Safe Deposit and
Trust Company of Baltimore.
Mrs. D. F. Maroney and daughter, of Pitts
burg, who had been visiting Mrs. Frederick
Hertel, of Ruxton, left for New York on Mon
day and on Wednesday sailed for Europe, re.
manning abroad until AUTUMN. MIS-. Maroney
Mr.. Edwin Warfield, Jr., son of the Gov
ernor this week became member of Troop
A. Maryland National Guard, commanded by
Capt. G. Lyon Rogers, Treasurer OF Baltimore
county. Young Warfeld has been assisting in
the harvest fields on his fathers farm in How
Rev. W. H. H. Powers, rector of Trinity
Church, Towson, accompanied by his son. Rev.
Hugh w. s. Powers, and his s0n-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne l. Yellott,
sailed from Baltimore for Providence, Il. l..
last Sunday afternoon. They are expected
home today.
MIR. John Marley, one of Towson's Oldest
citizens, quietly celebrated his 87th birthday
on Wednesday. He is nativeof Kent county,
Md. but resided at Reisterstown about forty
who has been totally blind for years, enjoys
excellent health.
Mr., Charles II. Hurkamp, the well known
horseman of Fredericksburg, Va, spent last
Saturday night and Sunday at Long Island
Farm, Loeb Raven, as the guest OF Mr.. 1. Y.
visit. Mr. Hurkamp was the owner of Rock.
storm, the horse that was killed in steeple-
chase at Buffalo about two weeks ago.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Duane II. Rice, whose home
ht Valley View Stock Farm, with most OF its
Contents. was destroyed by fire last week, have
Ibeen spending few days at the residence of
DR.. Harry s. Jarrett, in Towson. Mr.. Rice
will erect several tents on the lawn at his home
and the family will occupy these for couple
of months. In the meantime he will build
bungalow that will answer the requirements
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Kearney, Of Hillen-
dale, on the Hillen road, accompanied BY Mr
and Mrs. Gaylord Brooks and Messrs. Upton
8. Brady Howard Musselman and J. kearsley
Kearney, left last Monday morning for an ex-
tended horseback trip through Western Mary
land and into Virginia as far as Capon Springs,
where they expect to spend several days. They
will return by way of Leesburg. The party is
accompanied by vehicle carrying provisions,
extra clothing, etc.
Mr.. Charles II. Nicolai, with his family
and few frlenos, celebrated nis Iou pirenu1y
at his country nome, ine fines; near ys:
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-Messrs. Benjamin +. Hess and Henry A.
Penny, members of the Board OF County Com
missioners for Howard county, and Col; Wm:
s. Powell, editor and proprietor OF the ElllcoLt
City Times, were welcome callers at IHE UNION
office on Thursday. They came 70 Towson 70
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