The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-02-09
parsonal Mention

registered this week at the Chalfonte, Atlantic
City.
visit this week to his sister, Mrs. 2. @. Ebaugh,
of ReisterstOwD.
Mrs. George Tise, of Hyattsville, Md, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. N. Howard Gill,
near Mantua Mills.
Mr.. w. Gill Smith, of the Towson bar, has
been confined to his home several days this
week with severe attack of rheumatism.
Mr. j. Royston Sitter, States Attorney for
Hartford county, was in attendance at the
sessions of the Circuit Court here this week.
Mr.. G. Lyon Rogers, ST., and Mrs. Rogers,
who have been very sick for some weeks, are
convaescing at their home in the Sd district.
Mrs. Susie s. Sparks, of Sparks Station, n.
G. r. B., suffered slight stroke of paralysis
this week. She is the mother of Mr.. Laban
Sparks, member of the bar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward P. Royston, of Pho-
| nix. N. G. R. R., have issued invitations to the
| fifth anniversary of their marriage, to take
place Monday February 18th.
Major and Mrs. f. w. Coale, of Agburth
| Park, adjoining Towson, left for Florida on
| Tuesday. They will be away about six weeks
and will extend their trip to Cuba.
| MIR. Daniel Vondersmith one of Relsters.
| towns oldest citizens, has been sick and con-
fined to his home for some days. He conduc-
ted hotel in that town many years.
H. Mrs. John Ridgely, OF Hampton, gave a
luncheon on Wednesday afternoon to num-
/ Der of recent Baltimore brides: The party was
/ carried from Towson in big bob sled.
MIR. Thomas V. Richardson, an extensive
farmer and dairyman near Phoenix, N. G. r.
R., who had been confined to his home several
weeks by illness, is again able to be out.
MIR. VIM. Devries Goodwin, formerly OF
Pikesville, is now engaged in business at Fair
mount, w. Va. He is nephew of Mr.. Harry
Devries, clerk in the office of County Treasurer
Rogers.
the Sheppard. Pratt Hospital, near Towson,
was called as an expert aienist in trial in
the Criminal Court in Washington, D. c., on
Thursday.
and member of the House of Delegates from
this county, has been critically ill with pneu-
monia at st. Luke's Hospital in Baltimore.
His condition is now improved.
Miss Grace Reckord, daughter OF Mr.. Walter
1 P. Reckord, of Cockeysville, has accepted an
appointment as teacher in the high school at
Mount Pleasant, N. ]. She is graduate OF
h the Woman's College of Baltimore.
Mr.. Joseph f. Smith, who has been rent
ing the farm of Mr.. Henry C. Merryman, at
given it up, has rented the Snow Hill Farm of
Mr.. John C. Bosley, in the 4th district.
Mr.. Alfred G. Hall, brother of Mr.. John
W. Hall, o. Towson. was married at the Cardi-
nails residence in Baltimore on Wednesday
morning, to Miss Mabel A. Saphar. Rev.
Louis o. Donovan performed the ceremony.
Mr.. Van Brant Rittenhouse, of the 18th
district. who is extensively engaged in farming
and strawberry culture, recently returned from
Florida. He visited some large orange groves
and strawberry fields and was greatly pleased
with what he saw.
Mrs. Clarence Mays, of Annapolis, who
has been great sufferer from rheumatism at
her home for several months, was removed
few days ago to the home of her brotherin-
law, Mr.. Grandson Almony, of Partition, N. Q.
r. r. Her condition is thought to be critical.
Judge and Mrs. Frank l. Duncan have
sent out cards for the celebration of the twenty
fifth anniversary of their marriage, which will
take place at "Woodlawn," their home in
Lutherville, on Thursday evening, February
14th-St. Valentines Day. They have five
children.
-On Monday Mr.. Joseph Phipps and family
removed from Baltimore county to their new
home at Springfield, Prince Georges county,
where Mr.. Phipps will engage in farming ana
poultry raising on his own account. He had
been farm manager at Hampton, near Towson,
nearly twenty years.
Rev. John l. Yellott. Jr., conducted SER
vices for the first time last Sunday morning at
his new charge, Emmanuel L. II. Church,
Beair. An informal reception followed. Mr..
Yellott has number of relatives and friends
in Hartford and he is not stranger to the
people of Belair. He was warmly greeted
byiall.
trict, renewed his subscription to THE UNION
on Monday He says he don't think there is q
worse road in the United States than the one
from. the B. & o. Railroad bridge to what is
known as Beckey Knights Corner, on the
Philadelphia road. 1t is about II miles in
length and when it is not frozen Mr.. Nichols
says it's simply awful.
Mr.. William H. Read, an aged and highly
esteemed resident of Hamilton, Hartford road,
who suffered stroke of paralysis last June, is
still confined to his home He possesses a
cheerful disposition, enjoys company and likes
to recount the adventures of his boyhood days.
One of his worst affections is the failing of his
sight. He has always been great reader of
newspapers. Mr.. Read is the last survivor of
family of eleven children.
DIR. C. c. Wiley, who testified as an in
sanity expert in the Thaw trial in New York
on Tuesday, is known to number OF people
in Towson. He is son of the late j. Park
Wiley who was for some years resident of
this town and agent here for the Baltimore d
Delta Narrow. Gauge Railroad. DR.. Wiley
Jared very badly at the hands of Prosecuting
Attorney Jerome. He is connected with the
Dixmont Insane Asylum at PittsbuTg.
Mr.. Frank Long, the we'll known contrac-
tor of Canton, celebrated the Goth anniversary
of his birth at his home, First street and First
avenue, on Thursday evening of last week.
The house was beautifully decorated for the
occasion with roses carnations and shaded
lights. Mr.. Long received many handsome
presents, one of which was gold signet ring
from his children. A large birthday cake, illu-
mludtcu Will w h6hto "t10 eAoO fASSSAtSN W
him. Supper was served at late hour.
Marriage Licenses in January.-During
the month of January Mr.. William 2. Cole,
Clerk of the Circuit Court, issued marriage
licenses to the following persons:
WHITE.
Edwin Lynch to Florence G. O'Dell.
Joseph NJ. Jones to Margaret E. Eyler.
James A. Gordon to Maggie r. Howard.
]. Charles Roemer to Mary J. Cairnes.
Robert Bollinger to Matte Burns.
| Henry Elligson to Annie NJ Barnes.
| Bernard McCluskey to Annie E. Knapman.
| James G.. Thompson to Minnie B. Kemp.
| Christian W. Fry to Dora Hamme.
| M;ohaol Zinc RI Mary McCuoh