The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-12-07
personal Mention

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Mr.. John G. Perkins, of Towson, is fore.
man of the present Grand Jury.
On Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Snyder
closed their pretty country place on the Hillen
road near Towson, and went to Baltimore for
| the winter.
Mrs. Wyse, wife of Dr. w. P. e. Wyse, of
| Pikesville. has been visiting friends in Wash
| ington. She is a sister of Governor Beckham,
| of Kentucky.
Mr.. Richard Vincent, Jr., of White Marsh,
was this week reelected vice-president for Bal
timore county of the Maryland State Horticul-
Mr.. 7. G. Risteau Jenifer, who has been
sick with typhoid fever at the home of his
father, Mr.. Thomas r. Jenifer, ofLoch Raven,
is rapidly improving.
MIR. Joseph Wetherall and family, who
spent the past summer and fall at Haten
Farms, north of Cockeysville, have returned to
Baltimore for the winter.
Mr.. N. Nj. McCourtney, of Sharon, Har-
ford county. who was for some time engaged
in farming in the 10th district of this county,
was in Towson on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McCallister OF
Hamilton, gave a reception on Thursday night
in honor of the eighteenth birthday of their
daughter, Miss Jessie McCallister.
Mr.. John F. Bosley, of Baltimore county,
was on Tuesday elected captain of the St.
Johns College football team for the ensuing
year. He has a fine record as player.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. @. Williams, who spent
part of the past summer and fall at their farm
in Long Green Valley, have reopened their
town house. IA West Madison street, Baltimore.
Mr. A. W. Fuss, an extensive farmer and
stock feeder of Worthington Valley, has re-
turned from an extended trip West While in
st. Louis he purchased carload of horses and
mules.
Mr.. William Stauffer, of Philopolis, &C.
companied by Messrs. James Lambert and
Samuel Snyder, of Grange, has gone to Geen-
vi a weeks cunning
expedition
Col. Robert NJ. Denison, an extensive land.
owner east of Timonium quietly celebrated his
Gath birthday few days ago. Col. Denison
still enjoys good health and almost daily looks
after his farming operations.
Mr.. Edward G. Darlington, who had been
sick for some time at his home at Loreley,
Baltimore county, with Mrs. Darlington, is
now at Hotel Windsor, Atlantic City. They
will spend the winter in Florida.
Rev. Homer w. Taylor, former pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church of Blackwood,
N. j., recently accepted call to the pastorate
of Mount Washington Presbyterian Church,
vice Rev. DR.. Byron Clark, resigned.
DIR. II. ]. Burton, recent graduate in
dentistry, has located at Hamilton Hartford
road, for the practice of his profession. He is
a son of Mr.. Thomas Burton, we'll known
farmer of Greenwood. Baltimore county.
Mr.. Joseph Frank, an active business man
of the southeastern section of this county. has
added auctioneering to his other occupations
and his first sale is now being advertised in
THE UNION to take place December 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nicodemus, who spent
the past summer and fall at Kalorama, near
Cockeysville, have returned to Baltimore for
the winter. Mr.. Nicodemus is brother of
Mrs. War6eld, wife of the Governor Of Mary
land.
Miss Luella Ennis, daughter of Mr.. VIM.
R. Ennis, of Warren, Baltimore county, was
among the trained nurses who made narrow
escape few days ago from the burning build
ing at the State Insane Asylum, Morris Plains,
New Jersey.
Miss Augusta Bennett, daughter of Mr..
William A. Bennett of Culpeper, Va, has
been visiting Miss B. Blanche Cowley, at her
home near Loeb Raven. Mr.. Bennett owns
the beautiful old Bennett estate near Stevenson,
Green Spring Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cromwell will give
large reception between the hours Of to P.
| NJ at their bone, OH st. Paul street, Monday
evening, December 30th, to introduce their
| debutante daughter, Miss Sallie Cromwell. who
has many friends and acquaintance in Balti-
| more county.
MIR. T. Dudley Riggs, who has been living
| in Connecticut, at the former home of Mrs.
| Riggs, is said to be negotiating for land in the
vicinity of Green Spring Valley. The property
| in question is on the old Caves estate and Mr..
Riggs contemplates erecting there apermanent
| home for his family.
| Mr.. R. R, Boarman, of the law firm of
Boarman & Lindsay. was in the wreck that
occurred at Hanover, on the B. q 0. Railroad.
on Wednesday morning last. He was thrown
down in the car in which he happened to be
| standing, but was not injured. Mr.. Boar
mans present home is at Laurel.
Mr.. Albert 8. Cook, superintendent of
Baltimore county schools, attended this week
the annual meeting ofthe State superintendent
| of public instruction that was held at Hotel
| Rennert. Baltimore. Mr.. Rufus K. Wood OF
| DAs~ kaua - fokn pno n
of Education, also attended the meeting.
Rev. Philip II. Sheridan. pastor OF the
| Church of the Immaculate, TOwson, who is
under treatment at st. Joseph's Hospital in
Baltimore for a serious internal trouble is in q
greatly improved condition and his entire
restoration to health is expected. He will re-
turn to his home here on Monday or Tuesday
next
Mr.. Horace W. Clarke, son of the late
Gen. James @. Clarke, formerly OF Baltimore
county, but for the last q years connected witt
the transportation department OF the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad, has been elected vice
president of the International and Great North
ern Railroad, an important link of the GOulC
| system.
Mr.. Elmer R. Halle, who was this weeh
named as counsel to the County Treasurer, il
the Junior member OF the Towson law firm o.
YelIott, Offutt & Halle. He is native of thu
l 18th district and son of Mr.. George M. Halle
a we'll known farmer of that section of the
county. Mr.. Halle is president of the Swee
Air Lyceum and has been mainly instrumental
in making it a success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Wier, who have
been living with the formers father, Mr.
Charles H. Wier, east of Towson will remove
to their new home in Lutherville, shortly aftel
Christmas. Capt. E. Herman some time age
purchased the old Marston property, opposite
the residence OF Hon. ]. Fred Talbot, in thai
village, and presented it to his daughter, Mrs
Wier.
Volunteer Firemen Have Good Time
The Baltimore County Volunteer Firemeni
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