The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-07-13

| Personal Mention
Mr.. Hugh p. Price, deputy Register Of
Wills, has recovered from an attack OF mumps:
DIR. Jackson Piper, well known retired
physician of Towson, has been sick and con-
fined to his home for several weeks.
Superintendent A. 3. Cook, of the Balti-
more county schools, is taking special course
in the science of teaching, at Columbia Univer-
''. y5Mr. W. Stewart Diffenderffer. of Green
Spring Valley, accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Reba Diffenderffer, is spending fortnight
~ Rev A'' W. Il. H. Powers, rector of Trinity
Church. Towson, spent several days this week
with his SON, Rev. Hugh w. s. Powers, Of
Highland Parish, Howard county.
Miss Carrie Warfield, daughter Of the Coy
ernor, spent Saturday and Sunday last with
ing for the summer near Cockeysville.
Mr. T. A. Bayne Dukehart of the T0WsOn
Horse Company, left for st. Louis, Mo-, on
Friday, 18th instant, to buy so mules for ser
vice on the new sewer work IN Baltimore;
Mrs. Arthur, wife of Mr.. Clarence Arthur,
of the well known firm of John Arthur & Son,
of Fork, who has been very i'll for some time,
was in an extremely critical condition this
week.
Col. Robert NJ. Denison, whose serious
in THE UNION several weeks ago, is recovering
at his farm on the Pot Spring road. He is 81
years of age.
Mrs. Benjamin r. Ridgely. of Barrett's De-
light, near Warren, has gone to Poland. o.. to
visit her granddaughter, Mrs. James +: Arrel.
She was accompanied by Miss Eliza Talbot,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. S. Franklin. of Sea-
bright, N. j., sailed from New York for Eu-
rope few days ago. They are well known in
Baltimore county. Mr.. Franklin is president
of the Atlantic Transport line.
Mfoo Rowan
Miss Bessie Drury, of Baltimore, have gone to
Greencastle. Pa, TO spend the summer with
friends. Miss Bowen is the only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Bowen, formerly OF
Towson.
governor Beckham, of Kentucky, who is
being spoken of in connection with the Demo
cratic nomination for the Presidency, is
brother of Mrs. Wyse, wife of DR.. W. r: e.
Wyse. well known physician OF Pikesviiie,
Mr.. William Il. Wight, of Kinloch Farm,
near Cockeysville, will entertain the members
of the Junior GunpOwder Agricultural Club on
Tuesday afternoon, June Both. 1t is expected
that Governor Warield will be guest of Mr..
Wight at the same time.
Keech, of the Towson bar, have been employed
by Mr. e. e. McCleary, of Norfolk, Va, to
look after his interests in the matter of the pro.
posed sale of Locust Vale Stock Farm, which
was formerly owned by Mr.. McCleary..
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removed his family to Knoxville, Tenn, where
they expect to remain about year. Mr..
Crowther's business interests demand bis pres
ence in that city. He is son of Mr.. John
Crowther, president of the T0wson National
Bank.
Mr.. Frederick Won Kapff, of Etoneleigh.
near Towson, has been chosen member of the
board of managers of the Maryland School for
Boys, located near Loeb Raven, and he is the
first county man to be thus honored. Cow
pens, Mr.. Won Kapffs fine farm, is located near
the school,
Mr.. Charles O. Homer, who spent several
months abroad, returned to his home at Sher-
wood, N. G. r. R., on Wednesday when an in
formal reception was held in his honor. Mr..
Homer, who is president Of the Second Ma
tional Bank of Baltimore is in the enjoyment
of excellent health.
Mr.. Augustus W. Bradford, notary pub
lie of Baltimore city, spent several days this
week with his friends, Messrs. Edward 8. and
Thomas Peerce, of Dulany's Valley. He is
son of the late Governor A. w. Bradford, OF
Maryland. Mr.. Thomas Peerce. who has been
sick for several months, has been in critical
condition this week.
BY invitation Mr.. John s. Ensor, of the
Baltimore county bar, addressed the members
of the National Junior Republic at Annapolis
Junction, on Thursday night, and presented
in which offenders against the constitution
and laws of the institution could be regularly
and ably tried.
Mr.. George A. Galloway, of the 9th dis
trrct Mr.. Henry 8. Jean, of the I'd district,
and Mr.. George w. Seipp. crier Of the Circuit
Court, were initiated into the mysteries Of Elk
dom in the Towson Lodge of that order on
Tuesday night. 1t was singular coincidence
that Messrs. Jean and Seipp have each but one
arm. Mr.. Jean lost an arm in a railroad acct
dent and Mr.. Seipp's loss was caused by
wound received in battle, he being veteran OF
the Civil War.
During the past week the following Balti-
more county people have registered at the
Maryland Building on the Jamestown EXPOSE
ton grounds: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Brehm,
Miss Gertrude Brehm and George Brehm; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Read of Catonsville; Misses
Elizabeth and Alice ]. Baldwin, Of Baldwin;
Misses Sarah A. Carr, Eudora A. Todd and
Gertrude Hammock, of Reisterstown; Misses
Nellie e. and Blanche Kidd, of Rayville;
Misses Grace and Esther Shamberger, of Sham
burg; Misses Alma and Ida Warfei, OF Loeb
Raven Miss Katie Long, of Delight; DIR.
Newton T. Parr of Govanstown.
The Belair Agis of last week said: "Ex-
Judge David Fowler was welcome barrister
at the trial table in court on Monday, and was
warmly welcomed by his brother members of
the bar. Ever courteous and dignided, but
affable and approachable while on the bench,
Judge Fowler elevated its standard wherever
he sat, and today the same polished gentleman
is conspicuous in the advocate as it was in the
Judge. He is one of the happy illustrations
that the manners of the true gentleman are
more than skin deep and are one of his best
assets in every day life. Time has been hand
ling the Judge with q gentle touch"