The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-04-20

bs;r-soCn,s.i Mention -.s-...s.
Mrs David q. Mcintosh, Jr., of Baltimore
county, registered at the Holland, New York
'l.yj % ~ Joshua Joshua g. Todd. of the Pot Spring
road, is visiting her brother, Mr.. G. h. STAINS
Mr.. William 8. Keech. Of the Towson bar,
spent several days this week In Richmond, Va,
MIR. Chester B. Turnbull has been elected
vice-president for Baltimore county of the
Mary land Bible Society.
Mr.. Elmer r. Halle, of the Towson bar,
who spent few days in New York city, re-
turned on Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Joseph Blair, principal of the public
school at Sparrow's Point, is attending course
of lectures at Columbia University, N. Y.
Mrs. Frank r. Rich, of Pittsburg, Pa, 10
now with her parents, Major and Mrs. John l.
Yellott, and expects to spend several months
Mrs. Charles Herzog and her daughter,
Miss Josephine Herzog, of Govanstown, are
spending some time at Hotel Boutwell,, At
lantic City.
wood, N. G. r. R., are spending few days at
the Hotel Sherwood, West Monument street,
MI. and Mrs. Harry Fahnestock. who are
now at Atlantic City, will shortly reopen their
fine new residence at Halten Farms, near
Mrs. John Ridgely, of Hampton, who is a
member of the Maryland Commission to the
jamestown Exposition, left for jamestown, Va,
on Thursday night. :.
George Cummins Hatch, son of Mr.. Alfred
E. Hatch, Of Lutherville: who served three
years in q. 8. Army-latterly in Cuba-has
returned to his home.
DIR. Charles g. w. Macgill, an aged and
widely known physician of Gainesville, who
had been critically i'll for several months is
now able to leave his room.
Miss Jane NJ. Pindell, superintendent OF
the Nurses Training School at BlackwelPs
Island, N. Y, is visiting her parents at Sher-
wood Rectory, Cockeysville:
Mr.. Wesley r. Whitaker, who sold his
farm near Oregon, 9Th district, few weeks ago,
will give possession May LIST. He has not yet
determined where he will locate.
Rev. w. II. 81. Powers, rector OF trinity
Church, Towson, who spent two weeks in
Albemarle county. Va, will return in time to
conduct his usual services next Sunday.
Mr.. William Grason. of the Towson bar,
was this week reelected Grand Representative
to the Sovereign Grand Lodge OF the United
States, BY the Grand Lodge OF Maryland
Mr.. John s. Cuttings, head of the Balti-
more banking house of j. 8. Cuttings d Co.,
who spent six months abroad, returned few
days ago. His wife and daughters are in
Rome at present.
Mr.. B. F. Bush, the new president of the
Western MARYLAND Railroad Company, has
taken q house in Roland Park and will be-
come q resident of Baltimore county. He
comes from st. louis.
-Messrs. George w. Seipp and Thomas ].
Hunter, of Towson, were in Cumberland, Nd,
this week as delegates from John Eager How
ard Council, Jr. o. q. A. M. to the annual con-
vention of the State Council.
Superintendent A. s. Cook and Assistant
Superintendent John T. Hershner left on Tues
day for New York to inspect the public schools
of that city and the surrounding territory.
They were expected back on the 18th.
and dairyman of the 7th district, was looking
after some business matters in Towson early
this week. He will be q candidate for Clerk
of the Circuit Court two years hence.
DIR. A. G. McCurdy, OF Towson, has Deen
elected one of the vice presidents Of the Den
Exposition in September next. Each state is
entitled to one vice president of the association
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lawrence Boyer, of Lang
dale Ala. will celebrate the twenty. fifth an
niversary of their marriage today-Saturday,
April Goth. Mr.. Boyer was formerly manager
of the cotton duck mill at Phoenix, Baltimore
county.
Mrs. Sue Fendall, widow of Philip L.
Fendall, who had been spending some weeks
with relatives in the 9th district OF this county,
has returned to her home at White Post, Va
She is an aunt of Mr.. Charles e. Fendall, OF
Towson. ..D,..
county bar, was elected junior master of the
Grand Lodge Shield of Honor, of Maryland
and the District of Columbia, the annual SEES
sion of which was held in Cumberland, Md,
this week.
the past winter in Baltimore, have removed to
al 80. nT,nor SeVern
They have rented their house in AigDurth
Park, adjoining Towson, to Mr.. A. j. Dietrich,
of Baltimore.
Mr.. Walter w. Crosby. formerly roads
engineer for Baltimore county, is among those
appointed by Governor Warfeld as delegates
from MARYLAND to the convention of the League
of American Sportsmen, which will meet IN
Norfolk, Va. May 9th and 7th.
Rev. J. J. Dillon. pastor OF st. EDWARDS
Church. Baltimore, who has been confined to
his home several weeks by illness, is rapidly
improving He was formerly yppS pastor srd q has p.
large number of friends in Baltimore county;
Mrs. Samuel M. Shoemaker, of Burnside,
Green Spring Valley, who was critically III
early this week at her winter home IN baltl-
more was better on Friday, 18th instant. She
ia the mother of Mr.. Samuel M. Shoemaker,
member ofthe Baltimore County School Board.
Mr.. Thomas w. Offutt and family, who
spent the past winter in Baltimore, have re-
opened "Highland" their summer home at
Towson. Mr.. Offutt is president of the Second
National Bank of Towson and also president
of the Mt. Washington Electric Light and
Power Company.
Rev. II. w. Burgan, pastor Of Hunts M.
E. Church, near Sherwood, who was returned
for another year by the late conference, was
rendered a reception by his congregation on
Monday night. Mr.. James A. Smith made
the address of welcome, to which the pastor
feelingly responded.
Mr.. Johnzey Burnham renewed his sub
scription to THE UNION on Wednesday: Not
withstanding the fact that he is passt 70 years
of age, he moves about quite actively although
his sight is much impaired. He has been q
subscriber to this paper many years and Is
among its warmest friends.
-Mr. r. E. Lee Hall, the Baltimore attorney
who so ably managed the recent mayoralty
primary campaign for Mr.. J. Charles Linthi.
cum, was in Towson on Thursday. He is now
an enthusiastic supporter OF Mr.: Mahooi, the
Democratic nominee, and modestly claims MS
election by not less than IL, GOO majority.
Hon. John Hubner, OF Gainesville, was
among the visitors to Towson this week and
was warmly greeted by many friends who were
pleased to see him looking so well. Mr.. Hub,
ner is one of our most energetic and successful
business men and has done. perhaps, more foI
the Improvement of Baltimore county than any
other man in it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert 8. Francis, OF Glen
arm. are now at Pine Beach, Norfolk county,
Va. where Mr.. Francis is employed and where
| thew will remain all summer. He says many
beautiful buildings are going up at that place
among them an immense hotel. Carpenters
command the best of wages, he says; NONE
| less than $3.50 day.
Marshal A. T. Street,, of the county police
this week publicly announced his candidacy
| for the office of sheriff Of Baltimore county
| He has held his present Office several year
and has made an excellent record. Mr.. Street,
is a resident of the 18th district and it is saiC
| the delegation from there to the county con
| vention will be for him.
| Mr.. Henry N. Merryman, formerly Of thu
| 18th district, who was in Towson on Wednes
| dav. has been appointed a tickettaker at thu
| jamestown Exposition. His many Baltimorl
county friends who visit the Exposition viii
receive warm greeting from him. Mr.. Merry
| man is q half brother of the late Hon. Johr
Merryman, of Hayfelds.
| Mr.. Harry G. Halle who, for the past siz
years, had been principal of the public schoo
| at Ashland, N. g. r. R., has succeeded Mr.
| Robert D. Mosner as principal of the school q
| Govanstown. Mr.. Halle has had ten years
| experience and is said to be q thoroughly
| qualified teacher. The trustees Of Govans
| town school were fortunate in securing hi