The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-06-22
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| MI anu HlTS. AlkIcQ d. SdIls WIZ ANChCot
Pikesville, are spending some time at the Hotel
| st. Charles, Atlantic City.
Miss Louise A. Stiegler, formerly principal
of the public school at Sunnybrook, sailed
from Baltimore for Boston this week.
| Mr.. George Valentine has rented for the.
summer his country place at Ruxton, N. G. r.
R., to Mr.. William r. Cole, of Baltimore.
Mrs. Henry 7. Douglas, of Pittsburg, is
visiting her father MIR. Thomas B. Todd, at
his home, North Point, Baltimore county.
Mrs. George Brown, ST., of Green Spring
Valley, who was operated on for appendicitis
on the 10th of May, has almost entirely re-
| covered.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Garrett of Baltimore
county, sailed from New York for Europe on
Tuesday. They will not return to this country
| until fall.
Mr.. Charles H. Rieman, president of the
| Western National Bank. was on Wednesday
elected director of the Eutaw Savings Bank
| to fill vacancy.
Col. L. B. McCabe and family, of Govans-
| town, have rented and are now occupying the
| cottage of the late Justice A. w. Perrie, on
Allegany avenue, Towson.
Rev. NJ. A. Femme, pastor of st. Mary's
nesday for an extended trip through Europe.
l. He will not return until October.
Mr.. Upton II. Tarbert, Jr., of Glencoe,
Baltimore county, who is student at st.
4 Johns College, has been chosen first lieuten-
4 ant of the battalion of college cadets.
Il II. -
estate agent and broker who resides at Airing
ton, is Receiving from a slight surgical opera.
ton at the Union Protestant Infirmary.
Mrs. S. Seymour Smith, OF Long Green,
who submitted to a serious operation at Or.
| Howard A. Kelly's private sanitorlum on Eu-
taw Place, Baltimore, is rapidly recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Bartleson, of Jockeys
Il VILE and Mr. James B. Ensor, of Belfast, were
among the Baltimore county people who at
tended the jamestown Exposition this week. :.
| Hrrrx u Ovo Two nd re n
| Meadville Pa, will spend the summer with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Van Brant
Rittenhouse, near Kingsville. Baltimore county.
Mrs. Greenleaf Johnson. of Charles street
avenue, was among the Baltimore county
people who registered at the Maryland Build
| ing on the jamestown Exposition grounds this
week.
Mr. Irving p Kane, who graduated at st.
| Johns College, Annapolis, this week, took the
| degree of bachelor of science. He is son OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. James q. Kane, of Long Green
Valley.
Rev Byron Clark pastor of the Presby-
terian Church at Mt Washington, who several
weeks ago received call to the First Presby-
terrain Church at Concord, N. H., has declined
the same.
Mr.. Charles H. Schuster, of Jarrettsville,
who is student at st. Johns College, Annapo-
lis won the presidents prize for Bible study this
year. He is nephew of Mr.. G. G. Schuster,
| of Towson.
He A.
| who is a member of the board of trustees, at.
tended the meeting of the Mckinley Memorial
Association that was held in Canton, o., on
|, Wednesday.
i Mr.. Harry NJ. Lord, who some time ago
purchased the McLane country place, on the
Oregon pike, near Cockeysvile, is now occupy
| ing the same. 1t is very snug property and
beautifully located.
Col. George Prechtel, executor and trustee
of the estate of John Frederick Wiessner, was
- CAou
Nearly all of his time is consumed in looking
after the affairs of this large estate.
Mrs. c. X. Blanchard and son, Edgar b.,
of philadelphia, have departed on an extended
| trip through the New England States, spend
| ing some time on the coast of Maine. Later
| they will return to Bradford Pa, for lengthy
visit.
Mr.. George W. Seipp, crier of the Circuit
| Court, who had been under treatment at the
Maryland University Hospital in Baltimore
returned to his home in Towson on Wednesday
| evening. His condition has improved some
| what.
| Mr.. Harry Green, we'll known butcher
| of Knoebel, 10th district, has given up the bust
ness and gone to Baltimore to seek other en-
ployment. His many friends are sorry to see
| him leave but hope he may meet with success
in his new undertaking.
DIR. Martin L. Jarrett, of Jarrettsville, who
was nominated by the Hartford county Demo
Gratis at their primaries held last Saturday, for
the House of Delegates is a brother OF DR..
James H. Jarrett, of Towson. He is men,
Der of the Hartford School Board.
i The Baltimore county friends of Governor
\ Warfield will have an opportunity to hear him
speak at the dedication of the new Methodist
kEpiscopal Church at Stevenson, Green Spring
VALLEY, on Sunday afternoon, June 2Sd. His
presence ought to attract large crowd
| Y -Messrs..J. Marsh Matthews and Henry Z.
lPielert, both of Baltimore county, have passed
the State Board of Law Examiners and have
been recommended to the Court of Appeals for
admission to the bar. Mr.. Robert r. Carman,
hof Taylor, also passed the examinations.
/ Hon. ). Fred. G. Talbot was the centre Of
many groups in Towson on Tuesday, and those
i who called him Senator" were greeted with
an especially engaging smile The bee" is
assuredly in the Talbot bonnet and he's be-
ginning to make noise like he meant some
thing
The degree of master of arts was conferred
upon Mr.. ]. Albert Kalb, son of Mr.. George s..
Kalb, of Catonsville, at the commencement OF
Columbia University, New York, last week.
| Mr.. Kalb is a graduate of Johns Hopkins
University and for several years taught school
| in Baltimore county.
Mr.. Arnold E. Waters, one of the directors
of the Cockeysville National Bank, was on
land Bankers Association, the annual meeting
of which was held at Old Point Comfort. Mr..
7 Waters is member of the Baltimore banking
lAfirm of Townsend Scott & Son.
II Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. H. Fine, of Phila-
Edelphia, have issued cards announcing the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Laura Rous-
seau, to Mr.. John Nicholas Tracey. The cere-
mony took place on Saturday, June 10Th. The
groom is son of ex-Sheriff Joshua Tracey, of
Worthington Valley, Baltimore county.
The graduates at the annual commence
ment of st. Timothy's School for Young Ladies,
at Gainesville, were Miss Louise Gary, daugh-
ter of Mr.. E. Stanley Gary; Miss Katharine
Randall, daughter of Mr.. Blanchard Randall,
and Miss Louise Dunkel. daughter of Mr.. r.
vine Dunkel. All are residents of Gainesville.
Miss Densy Mitchell, daughter of the late
w. Frank Mitchell, of the Towson bar, was on
Thursday elected secretary of the Alumne
Association of the Baltimore City Hospital
Training School for Nurses. Miss Adele Bond,
who was elected vice president of the associa-
ton, is a daughter of Mr.. John Bond, of West
ern Run Valley.
Col. Philip NJ. Snowden, who is spending
the summer with his daughter, Mrs. Frank
Ehlen, east of Towson, had slight stroke OF
paralysis while in Baltimore on Monday and
was brought to his home and attended by DR..
r. c. Massenburg Col. Snowden, who is an
ex- sheriff of Baltimore city, is well known
and popular gentleman.
MIR. Joshua F. Cockey, president Of the
Cockeysville National Bank, accompanied by
Mrs. Cockey and her brother, DR.. B. f. Bussey,
are spending this week at Old Point Comfort
and the jamestown Exposition. Mr.. Cockey
attended the annual meeting of the Maryland
State Bankers Association, as did also NJ r.
Alex D. Brooks, assistant cashier of the Cock
eysville Bank.
Mr.. James Merryman, of Nebraska, who
was returning from the jamestown EXPOSE.
ton, spent several days with relatives in Tow
son. He thinks the Exposition is in very I'M
finished condition, but thought everything
would be in shape by July LIST. Mr.. Merry
man is a son of the late Samuel w. Merryman
and at one time the family lived at Sunny
brook Baltimore county.
Mr.. John B. Koerner of Jacksonville, 10th
district, who is an active employee of the Ma
tional Harvester Company, has sold this season
It's Champion binders and mowers, besides
rakes etc. He unloaded two carload lots al
different points in Carroll county this week
and came from Sykesville to Towson on Tines
day to attend the Democratic county conven'
ton, to which he was delegate. Mr.. Koernel
is hustler and in the handling of farm ma
chinery he has few superiors.
Meeting of Baltimore County Physi
cians.-Dr. Charles O'Donovan, president o.
the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Mary
land, addressed the Baltimore County Medica
Association at its meeting at the Guild House
Towson, on Thursday afternoon.
He said there were about $50 physicians in