The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-07-06

| Personal Mention
Mr.. and Mrs. Beale r. Howard, ofiWash-
ington, are again occupying for the summer
Verdant Valley, their beautiful farm near Ny
Lady's Manor.
-On motion of Mr. Osborne /. Yellott Mr..
George Winship Taylor, of Baltimore. has been
admitted to practice in the Circuit Court for
/ Baltimore county.
Mrs. SIade, wife of Mr.. William Slade, Of
White Hall, N. G. r. R., has gone to her
former home in Spokane, Washington, to
spend two months.
had been at the Maryland University Hospital
for an operation, has returned to his home
much improved in health.
Col. Robert Hough, the well known start er
of light harness races, has been engaged to per-
form that duty at the fall meeting of the Great
Cumberland Fair and Race Association.
Miss Alice Dubreil, formerly of Towson,
has been elected teacher of English and algebra
in the Eastern High School in Baltimore
Mics Bessie Scarf who is pupil at the
State Normal School, and her sister, Miss
Grace. have returned to their home at Bald
win, after visiting relatives in Baltimore.
Mr.. Herbert Ridgely, who lately graduated
at Delaware College, has gone to Pittsburg to
engage in business. He is son Of Mr.. B. i.
RidgeIy, a we'll known farmer of the 9th dis
trict.
of Towson, left for Washington on Tuesday
and will go to the country with her daughter,
Mrs. Henry Selden.
Mr.. Malcolm 7. Douglas Of Rossville, Bal
timore county, has passed the entrance ex-
aminations at the University of Virginia and
will becin his course there next fall. He is q
nephew of Mr.. Walter r. Townsend.
-Megsrs A. A, Piper, Randolph Barton, Jr.,
John Mays Little and James f. Thrift, of Bal
timore county, were elected members OF the
Maryland State Bar Association, the annual
meeting of which was held at Ocean City this
week.
Miss Mamie F. Todd, daughter Of Sheriff
William II. Todd, with her uncle, Mr.. Thomas
B. Todd, of North Point, and party OF
friends, who spent an enjoyable week ct the
jamestown Exposition, has returned TO her
home.
Mr.. Urban T. Linzey, of Towson, has been
Amounted a stenographer and typewriter IN the
Government Printing Office at Washington,
under civil service rules. He is SON OF MI.
7. G. Linzey, one of the bailiffs OF the Circuit
Court.
The marriage of Miss Louise Roman Hum
richouse, of Hagerstown, and Mr. John Ridge
ly, Jr., of Hampton, near Tows0n, Will take
place in October. The prospective groom IS
engaged in business in st. Louis, where the
young couple will reside;
DIR. Byron Clark, who has been pastor OF
the Presbyterian Church at Mt. Washington
for the past len years, notified his congregation
last Sunday that be had decided to accept the
call to the First Presbyterian Church in Sails
bury, N. G.. He will take charge there on the
LIST of August next
graduates at Towson High School, Friday eve
ming of last week entertained her classmates
and the faculty of the school at her home east
of Loeb Raven. She is daughter OF Or. and
Mrs: Il. T; Harrison and granddiaIngnter OF
the late Col. Daniel Jenifer, OF Good Hope.
Mr.. William Hops, of Baltimore, who
some time ago bought the Notch Cliff Stock
Farm in lower Long Green Valley, has taken
charge of the same and is temporarily occupy
ing one of the Hooper cottages Mr.; Hopps
will make many improvements on me a iarm
and be will prove himself valuable aooitlon
to the neighborhood.
Among the Baltimore county people regis
tered at the Maryland Building on the James.
town Exposition grounds this week were the
following: Messrs. George r. and George ID.
Novel;, of Glencoe; Mr.: Arthur .; Crommer,
of Cockeysville; Capt. Benjamin q. stanton,
Of Roland Park; Mr.. and Mrs. George Fox,
Mr.. Harrison Rider and Mr.. P. o. Painter.
Among the lawyers who attended the an
nual meeting of the Maryland State Bar Asso-
citation that was held at Ocean City this week,
were the following from Baltimore county:
Col. D. G.. Mcintosh, Mr.. Charles Herzog, Mr..
William Grason, Mr.. Harry E. Mann, Mr..
VIM. ii. Lawrence, Mr.. o. Parker Baker, Mr..
John H. Grill, Mr.. David G. Mcintosh, Jr.,..
The Belair Democrat of last week said:
"Mr. W. Boyd Bell, Of Abingdon, who was
nominated by the Republican convention for
County Commissioner, is reported to have de-
cIined to accept the proffered honor for private
reasons. Mr.. Bell was conceded TO be one OF
the best of the nominees and had he permitted
his name to go on the ticket, would probably
have been elected"
Mr.. Elisha Riddle has been manager of the
Guilford estate, on the York road, thirty i've
years. Before going there he was manager for
the late A. s. Abel on his Woodbourne avenue
estate. going from there to Guilford when Mr.;
Abel became its owner. Mr.. Riddle has Hsd
a business connection with the Abel family
over FORTY wears. Ae is native of Baltimore
county and brother Of the late Charles J.
Riddle, of Fork.
Mr.. Harry Malcolm, who had been living
in Towson some years, has transferred ms
residence to Charles county, Md. and Is now
occupying an apartment in the fine hotel at
La Plata, which is owned and conducted by
personal friend Of his. As deputy State game
warden Mr.. Malcolm had become well known
in Baltimore county for his heroic efforts to
have the game laws enforced and the county
will feel the loss of his services along these lines.
The Baltimore San of Thursday said 1.-THE
Senatorial bee continues to buzz, and the ad.
mirers of Chief Judge N. Charles Burke, of
Baltimore county, say be would make an able
and satisfactory candidate. Judge Burke is
highly thought of in the county and is in the
u
AZURE, and is the author of several books on
on legal subjects" Judge Burke says he is in
no sense candidate for the SenatOrship and
would not give up his present office for it.
Mr.. William ]. Kenney was among the
callers at The UNION Office on Tuesday, accom-
panied by his brother, Mr.. David A. Kenney,
of Rossville, 14th district. Mr.. Kenney is
native of Chestnut Ridge. Baltimore county.
Just at the close of the Civil War be entered
the employ of the B. q 0. Railroad Company
and continued with it in various positions
until be was retired few months ago on &C.
count of age. During his railroad experience
of over forty years he was in q number of &C.
cidents, but was always fortunate enough
to escape without serious injury. Mr.. Kenney
and his wife are now living at Walbrook, Bal
timore, where they expect to spend the re-
man and enjoys talking of bis boyhood days
on 1.-THE Ridge" He says he'll never be en-
tirely satisfied until he goes back there and
takes one more drink out of the old spring
near the homestead. he was born ON the
Judge Nisbet farm, near Texas.
Work of the Orphans Court.--In the
letters were granted on the following estates:
On the personal estate of Frederick Bruins
man to Maria ]. Brunsman, Administrative.
On the personal estate of John II. Lauer to
Jacob Lauer administrator.
On the personal estate of Frederick VOlz to
Mary l.. Schmeisser, administratrix.
On the personal estate of John X. Downs to
Lille u. and Annie r. Downs. executives.
On the personal estate Of Walter Scott TO
Rowena X. Stewart executrix.
On the personal estate OF Joseph Brenize to
Wornel B. BreniZe, executor.
On the personal estate of jamie Blackjack to
James Blackjack, executor.