The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-03-16
Personal Mention

f Personal Mention
Mrs. Powers, wife of Rev. Hugh w. s.
Powers, of Highland Parish, Howard county,
is spending this week with relatives in Towson.
Mr.. A. W. Shanklin has rented his farm
at Loeb Raven to Messrs. Joseph w. Shanklin
Hon. and Mrs. ]. Fred. G. Talbot, of
Lutheryille, are spending few days at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York.
i Mrs. Walter Hutchins, of My Lady g Manor,
I who has been suffering for two weeks with grip
| and bronchitis, is improving slowly:
The engagement of Miss Bertha W. Elliott,
Of White Hall. n 2. X. r., to Mr.. Fran f.
| DR. j.. E. Orrison, of Baltimore, has rented
a cottage from Mr.. James P. Reese and will
spend the coming spring and summer In Luth-
| erville. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. James McNab, of Gainesville,
| are spending some time at Atlantic City. Mr.:
| McNab is recovering from severe spell OF
Mr.. Robert H. Wright, head of the Mary
| land Bleach Works, on the Falls road, regis
tered at the Hotel Albert, New York city, on
Wednesday.
Prof. &. Franklin Wisner, formerly prin-
cpal of Towson High School, has taken posi-
u ton with one of the daily newspapers OF Bal
Il timore city. j.
. Mr.. William L. Amoss, State director of
farmers institutes, is still sick at the hospltal
at Easton and unable to attend to any of his
Mr.. John G. Lins, of Blenheim, 10th dis
trict. who last week sold his farm stock and
implements and gave up farming has re-
moved to Baltimore.
II. s. District Attorney John c. Rose ad-
dressed the Roland Park Woman's Club on
Wednesday afternoon on Certain Phases OF
Civil Service Reform"
Mrs. Charles E. Fendall, of Towson, is
visiting her son. Mr.. William s. Fendall, at
Saranac Lake, N. Y. He has been very Ill
lotolxy hrt 10 NOW iTf1nrOvinQ.
Mr.. Charles W. Hoh, Of Sherwood mas
been drawn to serve as grand juror az the
March term of the U. s. District Court, which
will meet in Baltimore next Monday.
the Master Builders Association OF Baltimore,
is native of Baltimore county and son OF
the late Frederick Miller, of Parkville.
Miss Mamie Parks. daughter of Mr. q. A.
Parks, of Loeb Raven, who had serious at
tack of throat affection, has recovered under
the care of Dr. G. A. Long, of Hamilton.
Mr. Thomas B. Todd, president OF the
School Board, attended the meeting OF the
Board in Towson on Wednesday. His health
was much benefited by his trip in the South.
Col Robert Hough has again been selected
starter of the light harness races at the NORM
Carolina State Fair at Raleigh, in October
next. He will also act as steward OF the
meeting.
MIC. G. Isennock, who had been living
in Western Run Valley for several years: has
rented anu Is uOW OCCuPy lib 1ho AoA -
Henry G. Merryman, at Bosley, Dulany's val
ley turnpike. ,,,
avenue Highlandtown, was among the visl-
tors to Towson on Thursday. For many
years he was well known resident OF ferfy
Hall, 18th district.
Hon. ]. Fred. G. Talbot, of Lutherville,
was one of the active pail bearers at the funeral
of Mr.. 1. Freeman Rasin, that took place at
st. Ignatius' Catholic Church, in Baltimore, on
Tuesday morning. ,.no
Il diner Dairy Company in Baltimore, has rem
L ted for the coming summer the house OF Mr.:
/ r. Dunlop Wight, near Cockeysville, and will
occupy it next month.
Mr.. Henry G. Shirley, roads engineer 1or
Baltimore county, was in Pittsburg this week
attending the annual convention of the Amer
ican Road Makers Association. Over $500
delegates were present.
MIR. Thomas j. Miller, of Monkton. n. G.
R. R., was welcome caller at HE UNION
office on wednesday. Time deals very gently
with Mr.. Miller, whose genial disposition can
not help being an aid to longevity.
Mr. James W. Vance, who is about to
abandon farming will sell all his personal
property on his farm, near Shepherd postotice,
10th district, on Wednesday, March 9th. The
/ sale is advertised in The UNION today.
II MIR. F. Dorsey Mitchell has rented the
Y Dickinson Gorsuch farm, on the York turn
pike, in the 9Th district and will engage IN
h farming and dairying. The farm belongs to
| his mother, Mrs. Frederick y; Mltcnen. :
Miss Fannie Church, of Newtown; Pa, is
visiting the Misses Prison, of this place. She
is a native of Towson and a daughter of the
late e. F. Church, who established the Bdlti-
more County Advocate over fifty years ago.
Mr.. Thomas A. Myer, who some time ago
sold his farm on Chestnut Ridge to Mr.. George
Forwood, has removed his family to Oliver
Place. Hampden. Mr.. Myer had been resi-
dent of that section of Baltimore county thirty
seven years.
MI. Harry Nicodemus, treasurer OF the
| Fidelity and Deposit Company OF Maryland,
| has rented for next summer the properly
| known as ''Kalarama," near Cockeysvllle:
| The sister of Mr.. Nicodemus is the wife OF
Governor Warfield, of Maryland.
| Mr.. Walter W. Crosby, formerly roads
engineer for Baltimore county, delivered an
address before the American Road Makers
| Convention in Pittsburg on "Wednesday, on
"BIazing the WAY in Maryland" Mr.. Crosby
was delegate from this State to the conven-
ton. :,
Mrs. Sue Fendall, of Berryville, Va, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E Cuttings Merryman
at their home near Cockeysville. She is the
widow of Philip l.. FendalI, once well known
citizen of Baltimore county, and an aunt OF
Mr.. Charles e. Fendall of the county Clerks
| office. .,.
their daughter, Miss Arabela Hambleton,
will spend the coming summer abroad. Mr..
Hambleton owns q beautiful country place
near Lutherville. His family are regular at
tendants at Trinity Church, Towson, IN the
summer months.
Mrs. Lottie Morris, of Seward, Alaska, and
Mrs. Agnes Butler. of st. Michael's Talbot
| county. Md, are visiting Mrs. Morris sister,
Mrs. John Erwin, of Fork, Baltimore county.
| Mrs Ervin's son, who has been SICK since last
August, has been at Braddock Heights, Md,
since January. He is improving under the
| care of DR.. P. H. Fahrney, of Frederick.
About two years ago Mr.. j. Pearce Rlch'
| ardson, of Melbourne, Australia, came Bal
| timore county to visit relatives IN thS AUtn
| district where he was born. he was accom-
panied by second Mrs. Richardson, who he
| had married in that farotf country. When
| thew returned they were accompanied by Miss
| Winifred Richardson daughter of Mr.: Rich
ardson by a former marriage, who had been
| living with her aunt, Mrs. Joshua Hutcnlns,
| of NV Lady's Manor. The understanding was
| that the daughter was to remain in that coun-
| try not less than three years, or when ner
father expected to again visit the United States
| Now news comes that Miss Wlnlfred Will De
| married in April next to Mr.. Thomas Orr, OF
Melbourne, the brother.inIaw OF her ia5nei'
| and that she will visit her old home in Balti-
| more county on her bridal trip. 1t takes ex-
| actly one month to travel from Melbourne to
| Baltimore.
| Estate of the Late Mr.. Klein.-The con-
| test over the will OF the late WIN. Il. hlein, oi
| Westport, Baltimore county, was concluded at
| BeIair on Wednesday last by the caveator dis
| missing the suit The caveat was filed by MI:
George Klein, on behalf of the infant son OF
the late William F. Klein, and if no like pro.
| ceedings are had sales will be made of the real
estate and funds distributed, according to the
| terms of the will. The estate is valued at about
$4,000. consisting in part of real estate in Bal
| timore city and what is known as Klein's Park,
| near Westport, in the 18th district of Baltimore
county. This park is very popular resort
and no doubt there will be quite contest to