The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-05-11

Mr.. David q. Mcintosh, IT,, registered al
the Buckingham Hotel, New York city, on
Wednesday.
Rev. William NJ. Hoffman, lately appoint
ed junior pastor of Great Falls Circuit, is sick
at hospital in Carlisle, Pa.
Rev. w. H. ID. Powers will celebrate the
twenty.fifth anniversary of bis rectorship Of
Trinity Church, Towson, on Sunday, June I'd
Mrs. r. Emory Warfield, formerly Of Bal
timore county, will sail from New York fol
London next week to visit her sister, Mrs
McGay.
Mr.. Alex. Y. Carr, manager of Pleasant
Plains Dairy Farm, near Towson, has been
sick for some days and confined to his home
on the Hillen road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cromwell, who
spent the past winter in Baltimore, this week
reopened their country place, springfield"
on the Pot Spring road.
Among THE UNION many callers this week
was Mr.. II. e. Bartleson, successful business
man of Cockeysville and vice president OF
Cockeysville National Bank.
MIR. Lewis s. Cole, of Baltimore county,
was on Thursday reelected steward of the
Maryland House of Correction. Heis a brother
of Mr.. William P. Cole, Clerk of the Circuit
Court.
Jockey for Baltimore county, rode the winner
in race at Pimlico last Saturday. He is a
son Of MIR. Robert II. Wright, of Green
Spring Valley.
Mr.. John w. Mealy, of Mount Washing
ton, is sick with typhoid fever at the Union
Protestant Inirmary in Baltimore. He is
president of the ]. W. Mealy u Sons Com
pany, jewellers.
Rev. Frank 4. Isaac, formerly pastor of
Great Falls Circuit, has been chosen secretary
and treasurer of the Baltimore Preachers AS
ISOLATION. Mr.. Isaac is now pastor Of Caro-
line Street Church.
Mr.. W. s. G. Williams was among the
callers at The UNION office on "wednesday; He
this week reopened his country home in Long
Green Valley and will spend the early summer
there with his family.
Mrs. G. Morton Stewart, of Green Spring
Valley, accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Doris Stewart, and her son, Mr.. Donnell Stew
art. will sail for Europe on the 18th instant
and spend the summer in Italy.
Col. Benjamin f. Taylor, formerly mem.
Der of the Board of County Commissioners. has
been appointed chief of staff for Frederick G..
Tarr Commander of the Department of Mary
land. Grand Army of the Republic.
DIR. Joseph r. Owens, who was reelected
mayor of Hyattsville. Nd, on Tuesday, is q
of Worthington Valley. The doctor is treas
urer of the Maryland Agricultural College.
Mr.. Henry Dienstbach, well known bus
mess man of Towson, sailed from Baltimore
for Bremen on Wednesday. This will be his
first visit to Germany since he left there in his
youth. He will spend several months abroad.
The marriage of Miss Henrietta George,
daughter OF the late John G. George. and DR..
Marshall Langton Price, of Aigburth Park,
secretary of the State Board of Health, will
take place at Old st. Paups Church, Baltimore,
June 14th next.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Glenn Perine have closed
their city residence and are again at Home
Il foVf Hoe
This is one of the most beautiful old estates in
the county and has been the home Of the
Perines many years.
Col. John L. G.. Lee, member of the Cover
nors staff and well known attorney, will
sail for Europe in July and spend the remain
der of the summer abroad. He will be accom-
panied by Mr.. Edwin l.. Turnbull, son OF Mr..
Lawrence Turnbull.
Mr.. Greenbury P. Shepperd, formerly road
supervisor for the 9th district, has been very
sick for three weeks with pneumonia and
pleurisy at his home on Bellona avenue, north
of Govanstown. At this time his condition is
considerably improved.
Mrs. P.L. Mason, of Long Beach, Cal, is
visiting relatives in Maryland. She is sister
of Mrs. Winfield Armstrong, of Aberdeen, who
formerly lived at Glenarm, Baltimore county.
Mrs. Mason will visit the jamestown EXPOSE
ton before she returns.
The condition of Judge James ID. Waters,
whose serious illness was reported two weeks
ago. has been steadily improving andhe is able
to sit up several hours daily at his home in
Belair. There seems to be no reason why bis
recovery should not be complete.
Miss Anna Bacon, of Dickinson College,
Carlisle, Pa. has been appointed to represent
the college ut the annual meeting of the Young
Women's Christian Association at Silver Bay,
Ny. She is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
NJ. Bacon, of Belfast, Baltimore county.
Mr.. J. Charles Raspe of Raspeburg, Belair
road, who renewed his subscription to The
UNION on Tuesday, says that improvements
are still going forward rapidly on the Belair
road and that several new houses are going up
in bis immediate vicinity. The last few years
have brought wonderful changes to that thor
oughfare.
The congregation of st. Paups M. E.
Church, HageretOwn, gave warm reception
few nights ago to their former pastor, Rev. =.
7. Mowbray, who returned to that church after
a years absence. He had been living on his
farm, near Reisterstown, recuperating bis
health, which has been entirely restored. Mr..
Mowbray succeeds Rev. DR.. Richardson at St.
Pauls.
Mr.. J. Barry MahooI. who was elected
mayor of Baltimore city on Tuesday. is ma
tive of Baltimore county and was born at
Phoenix, N. @. r. B., while his father, the
late James MahOol, was manager OF the cot
ton factory there. He is member OF the
commission firm of Frame, Knight q Co. and
q son.in.law of the senior member of the firm
Mr.. Frame.
Mr.. William d. Read, one of the Oldest
resident of the neighborhood of Hamilton,
Hartford road, who has been IN failing health
for some time, is now unable to leave his home,
the almost total loss of sight being one OF his
most serious Affections. He is the last sur
vivor of family of twelve children and he
and Mrs. Read have been occupying their pres
ent home fifty-one years.
Mr.. D. Fred. Shamberger, principal Of the
Manual Training School at Sparrow's Point,
was among those who made addresses at the
semi annual meeting of the Maryland State
Manual Training Teachers Association, which
met at Hagerstown last week. He was also
chosen chairman of the executive committee.
Mr.. Sham merger is son OF Mr.. Daniel Sham
berger, formerly assistant school examiner.
"A dispatch from New York dated May TIN
said: Sat o meeting of the stewards OF the
National Steeplechase and Hunt Association
today the action of the stewards of the spring
meeting of the Maryland Jockey Club in sus-
pending Robert M. Taylor for his ride on Tar
pom on April 25th. was approved, and the sus-
pension was continued until May 10Th, 1907,
and the secretary was instructed to send copy
of the resolution to Mr.. Taylor"
Mr.. Raleigh G. Thomas, city surveyor Of
Baltimore, and Mr.. John Peasants were visi-
tors to Towson on Wednesday evening. hav-
ing come out in an automobile to celebrate
the Democratic victory in the city the day be.
fore. They are very agreeable gentlemen and
met some congenial spirits here who were will
ing to help them celebrate. Mr.. Pleasantt
will enter politics this year and will be can
didate for the Democratic nomination fol
sheriff.
7 Mr.. Leopold Minnick, who renewed hi
Isubscription to THE UNION on Thursday, hal
been a subscriber to this paper since its hrs
issue at Cockeysville in 1850. At that time h
was in the employ of the Northern Contra
Railway company at Cockeysville. Mr.. Min
nick, who is nearly 81 years of age, still enjoy
good health. At present he has charge OF tn.
greenhouses at st. Joseph's Hospital in Balti
more, he being an expert in the cultivation
FLOWERS and plants.
AN engagement announced this week ]
that of Miss M. Anna Shriver to Mr.. John
O'Donovan Miss Shriver is q daughter of tn
late Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Shriver, and siste
of Mrs. o. Donovan, whose husband, DR.. Charlie
O'Donoyan, is q brother of Miss Shriver'
fiance. Mr.. ODonovan is a son of the lat
DR.. Charles O'Donovan. Both are prominen
in society and are connected with the leadin
families of Baltimore. The wedding will tax
place in June at the Cathedral.
Mr.. Stephen Treadwell, who for six year
has had charge Of the truck farm for the spar
rows Point Store Company, renewed his sub
scription to THE UNION on Monday. He farm
so acres of land. the produce of which goes :
the company's store at the Point. Mr.. Tread
well also has charge of the companys Gamer
ard rroaar WING factory which were egkaDliehe