The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-10-19
Personal Mention

Personal Mention
Bishop Kinsolving, of Brazil, will preach
in Trinity Church, Towson, on Sunday, Oc-
tober Goth, at 8 pm.
Mrs. Thomas G. Bruff. of Towson, left on
Wednesday to spend a week in Washington
with her sister, Mrs. Parker.
DIR. A. G. McCurdy, of Towson, spent two
| days at the Hagerstown fair this week and
served as one of the judges of the races.
Mr.. ]. Crawford Lyon has closed bis sum-
mer home in Lutherville and reopened bis city
residence on Linden avenue for the winter.
Mr.. Elisha W. Parks, road supervisor for
the 9th district. who. was reported sick last
week. is again out and attending to his duties.
Rev. W. H. H. Powers, rector Of Trinity
| Church. Towson, is in Richmond, Va, this
week attending the Protestant Episcopal con-
| vention.
Mr.. Samuel J. Fisher, of Mt. Washington,
started the running races at the Hagerstown
fair this week and did the work very &C.
ceptably.
| Mrs. William Denny, who had an opera
ton performed at Baltimore hospital, is now
at her home in Towson. She is steadily
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. ARIEL, of Poland
| o., are visiting the latter's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin T. Ridgely, of "Barrett's De-
| light" near Warren.
denly i'll at his office in Baltimore about ten
| days ago and has since been confined to his
| apartments at the Winona.
| Mrs. Mordecai G .Cockey and her daughter,
Miss Griselda Cockey, of Worthington Val
| ley, who have been very i'll with typhoid
fever, are improving rapidly.
| Mrs. W. d. Barnett, of Newark, N. j., is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mary Butler, of Tow
son. She was formerly Miss Nettie Cooper
and resided here before her marriage.
| MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Boehm, formerly of
| Aigburth Park, have closed their summer
| home on the Severn river, in Anne Arundel
county, and are at present in Baltimore.
Mr.. John T. Burns, his son, Mr.. J. G.
| Burns, and his son in-law, Mr. Eli W. Talbot,
all of White Hall. are sick at their homes with
typhoid fever. They are attended by DR.. f.
Mrs. Clarence W. McMaster, formerly of
| Towson, who is now living with her father,
Rev. Thomas H. Wright, in Kent county, Md,
| will sail for Europe shortly and spend some
time abroad.
Col. Robert Hough, so well known at
| Timonium, is starting the trotters and PAGERS
at the North Carolina State fair at Raleigh this
week. Over 10000 people attended this fair
| on Thursday.
Mr. Jacob H. Taylor and his sons Messrs
Harry S. and Frank J. Taylor, this week closed
their summer home in Towson and removed
their families to their town house on Eutaw
Place for the winter.
appointed DIR. Marshall L. Price, of Aigburth
Park, adjoining Towson, secretary of the State
Board of Health, a position that he has been
acceptably filling for some time.
| MIR. Harry Fahnestock, one of the proprie-
tors of Halten Farms, north of Cockeysville,
has been appointed member of the Finance
| Commission of Baltimore city by Mayor Ma
! hool Mr.. Fahnestock is banker.
| Mayor Mahool, of Baltimore, accompanied
BY Mrs. Mahool, came to Towson last Sunday
to call upon the latter's brother. Mr.; Paul
Frame, who was married in Trinity Church
| on Wednesday to Miss Gretchen Rieman.
| Mr.. D. Stewart Jessop, who was under treat
ment at the Maryland University Hospital in
| Baltimore for fractured skull, caused by a
tree falling upon him, has so far recovered as
to be able to return to his home at Ashland.
Mr.. Alexander Mccormick, president of
the Baltimore County Agricultural Society,
| Judged the cereals, cut flowers and plants at the
great Hagerstown fair this week. He says the
exhibits were among the finest he ever saw
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard W. Gardiner, of
Philadelphia, have been spending a few days
with relatives and friends in Baltimore coun-
| ty. Mrs. Gardiner was formerly Miss Martha
Lee Stevenson, of Fellowship, near Towson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 7. Scott, of San Fran
cisco, Cal who had been visiting relatives in
| Western Run Valley, left for home few days
| ago. Mr.. Scott is son of the late Rev. John
Scott, prominent minister of the Society of
Friends in his day.
Mr. Charles E. Weakley is 10th district
farmer and dairyman who has given up the
| Weakley is recovering from painful injury
to his right foot caused by heavily loaded
| wagon passing over it.
Rev. Dr. Theodore Clinton Foote, instruc-
tor in Biblical literature at Johns Hopkins
| University has been called TO succeed Rev. F.
| Ward Denys as rector of St. David's Protestant
Episcopal Church, Roland Park, subject to the
approval of Bishop Paret
| Mr. Gordon H. Taylor, of Armour Villa
| Park, Yonkers, N. Y, who is noted land
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over the Folly Farm of Mr.. Robert Bell Deford,
| on West Joppa road with a view to makingex-
| tensive Improvements.
| Mr.. Fred. A. Groom, formerly of Towson,
was member of the reception committee at
| the grand ball given under the auspices of the
| fraternal orders at the Fifth Regiment Armory
| on Wednesday night. In the promenade pre-
ceding the dance Mrs. Groom was escorted by
| Mayor Mahool.
Mrs. John p Marshall and daughter, of
Wakefield, Clay county, Kansas, called to see
some friends in Towson on Monday. Mrs.
Marshall was formerly Miss Adelaide Pearson,
who lived with her mother in Towson many
wears ago. The family removed from here to
Kansas and have since resided in that State.
Mr.. William II. Wardin, of Baltimore. has
sent out cards announcing the marriage of his
sister, Miss Martha Owens Wardin, to Mr..
Henry Edward Kenah, Wednesday, October
10TH in Baltimore. The future home of the
couple will be in Cumberland. Md. The bride
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burth Park, adjoining Towson.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Cuttings Merryman, of
Gerar Farm, near Cockeysville, entertained
Governor Warfeld, Congressman Talbot and
a number of the local Democratic candidates
and others at breakfast on Saturday morning
last before they proceeded to the barbecue at
| Mt Carmel Mr.. Merryman took the party to
| the meeting in his horse drag
Mr.. William Bowen of s., the last surviv-
| ing charter member of Towson Lodge of Odd
L Lode 10 Dolk
| Wednesday and marched over the entire route
! of about ten miles in the fraternal parade.
| When it is remembered that Mr. Bowen cele-
brated his 10Th birthday on the11th instant the
magnitude of this feat will be appreciated.
Mr.. A. G. Klingelhofer, who is engaged in
railroad construction at Jenner's, Somerset
county, Pa, came back to his native State for
| Old Home Week. He is q son of Mr.. George
J. Klingelhofer, of the Hillen road. Mr..
| Klingelhofer continues his voting residence
| in the 9th district of Baltimore and came to
Towson on Tuesday to look after his registra-
ton.
The Pennsylvania Conference of the U. B.
Church which was held at Hagerstown, trans
ferred Rev. f. B. Emenheiser. from Rayville
Circuit, Baltimore county. to Lehmaster's in
| Franklin county, Pa. The same conference
reappointed Rev. Charles E. Fultz To the pas
torate of Otterbein Memorial Church, Hamp-
| den. Mr.. Fultz is a native of Baltimore coun-
ty and son of the late George M. Fultz, of
| the 9Th district.
Among the Baltimore county people who
registered the past week at the Maryland
Building on the jamestown Exposition
grounds were the following: Miss Florence
| A. Barnett, of Arlington; Mr.. A. E. Owens.
of Sunnybrook Miss Jeanette F. Green, of
Towson Mr.. and Mrs. A. Burtis Hallock, of
Sparrow's Point; Mrs. Greenleaf Johnson, of
Charles street avenue Miss Stella l; Benning:,
haus, of Govanstown; Mr.. r. G. Schaeffer. of
Relay Mrs. Charles Wilhelm, Of Catonsville;
Mrs L. L. Dilworth and Mrs. @. o. Holland,
of Kingsville.
Enjoyable Birthday Party.-A very en-
| joyable birthday party was given Saturday
night, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. Kel-
ley, on Chestnut Ridge, in honor of their
daughter Geneva, who received many beauti-
full presents. Games and music were the fea-
lures of the occasion. Refreshments were
served at late hour. The invited guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mallonee, Mrs; George
| Long Misses Laura White, Mary McClane,
Annie knight, Katie Kelley, Katie Bixby,
Bertha Robertson, Blanche Tawney, Mary and
Addella Harris, Mary and Emma Long, Fan
| n Fila Muoro Tr1cU