The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-11-30

Mr.. David G. Mcintosh, Jr., of the Towson
bar, has been elected member OF the Bar
Association of Baltimore city.
Mr.. Thomas +. Matthews and family have
closed their summer home at Ruxton and re-
moved to Baltimore for the winter.
Mr.. Charles K. Yeager, member OF Adams
county (Pa.) bar, has been visiting his sister,
Mrs. John B. Longnecker, of Towson.,
Mr.. Wilton Greenway, of Wlltondale STOCK
Farm, near Towson, registered at the Victoria
Hotel, New York city, on Wednesday.
Mrs. Jackson Piper has closed her house IN
Towson and is now with her SON, Mr. James
Piper, at Eccleston, Green Spring Valley
Mr. Walter W. Abell who has been SICK
with typhoid fever at his home, Woodbourne,
near Govanstown, is rapidly recuperatng;
MIR. Shadrach w. Upton, one of the oldest
residents of the neighborhood OF Butler, is
spending the winter with his daughters In
Baltimore.
County Commissioner YelIott was sick this
week and confined to his home, Ridgeview
Farm, Long Green Valley. He was suffering
from the effects of a severe cold.
DIR E. N. Brush medical superintendent
of the Sheppard Pratt Hospital, this week testl-
fed as one of the insanity experts in the Brad
lev Brown murder case in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Hambleton will
next week close "Hambledune," their fine
country place, west of Lutherville, and reopen
their town house, 206 West Monument street.
The family of Mr.. Edward s. Peerce, of
Fertility, Dulany's Valley, have gone to balti-
more for the winter. Mr.. Peerce and his son,
Mr.. William E. Peerce, are still at the farm.
MIR. Albert s. Cook, superintendent OF bal
timore county schools, accompanied by Mrs.
| Cook and their children, went to Newcastle
Pa, to spend the Thanksgiving holiday with
| relatives.
1t is understood that Mr. Walter R. Town
| send, of Baltimore county, will again be mace
| reading clerk of the Maryland Senate. his
fitness for this important position is generally
| admitted.
Mr.. Charles E. Long, of Baltimore, has re-
| moved bis family to Howard avenue, Cations
vile, where they will make their future home
| Mr.. Long is son of Mr.. John Long, Jr., OF
Brooklandville.
Mrs. r. Emory Warfeld, who spent the
past summer at Pot Spring, her country home
north of Towson, has returned to New YORK
for the winter. Her husband is now engaged
in business in that city.
Mrs. ]. 8. Crowther and her daughter
Miss Page Crowther, and her son, Mr.. J. Sum
| merfield Crowther Jr., who had been IN Beth
lehem, Pa. few days. have returned to their
home near Cockeysville.
DIR. and Mrs Frank r. Rich, OF Pittsburg
came ON this week to attend the wedding OF
| the latter's sister, Miss Mary Trail Yellott,
| which took place at the brides home IN Tow
| son, on Thursday night. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfax S. Landstreet will
next week close their beautiful summer home
in Green Spring Valley and go to New YORK
for the winter. Mr.. Landstreet now has bust
| ness interests in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander D. Brooks, of
Cockeysville, quietly celebrated the twenty
first anniversary of their marriage on Tuesday
last. Mr.. Brooks is assistant cashier OF the
National Bank of Cockeysville.
Mr. Elmer G. COrbin, who lost bis store
and contents by fire about three weeks ago,
proposes to resume business at Loch Raven;
He is an enterprising young business man ana
deserves the patronage OF the pubic -
Mrs. Shoemaker, wife of Mr.. Samuel M.
Shoemaker, member of the Baltimore County
School Board, who had an operation for appen-
dicitis performed at the Union Protestant In
Urinary in Baltimore, is rapidly improving.
Mr. Harry E. Goodwin of Baltimore coun-
ty, who was member of the last House, is now
an aspirant for the position of CHIEF CLERK OF
the next House of Delegates. Heis member
of the bar and resident of the 4th district.
Mrs. Herbert Granville Loud, who was
operated upon several weeks ago at the Mary
land University Hospital for appendicitis. has
almost entirely recovered. Mrs. Loud was for
merly Miss Katharine John Brown, OF Towson.
| Mr.. Joseph q. Coale, who resides on Wood
bourne avenue, Govanstown, became sub
scriber to THE UNION on Thanksgiving day.
He is another Baltimore business man who
has become permanent resident OF Baltimore
county. :,
Mrs. Laura ]. Hoffman, who sold all the
personal effects on her farm, one mile west OF
Timopium, on the 22d instant, accompanied
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DAYS. Mrs. HOFFMAN goes abroad for the benefit
Mrs. James T. ARIEL, who had been spend
ing some time with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin 7. Ridgely, OF barretts Delight,
near Warren, has returned to her home in Po-
land, o. She was accompanied:by her brother,
Mr.. Neville Ridgely.
Mr.. John W. Bull of Baltimore, was in
Towson on Tuesday and renewed his subscrip.
ton to THE UNION For many years MT. Bull
| Hn0mn huoinpQq Of Warren.
Baltimore county, having removed to the city
after disposing of his property there.
Mr.. George Klass, who has been engaged
in farming and trucking on the Old Hartford
road over forty years, has rented his farm to
one of his sons and will retire from the bust
ness. He will dispose of all the personal prop
erty on the place on Tuesday, December 10th
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. G. Duncan, of
Cockeysville, held THANKSGIVING day family
reunion at the home of their son, Dr. =; M
can recently celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary They are the parents of Judge
Frank |. Duncan.
Rev. William H. Day and family, who
have been living at Mt. Vernon, Indiana, foi
several years, have removed to Oakland, Ill
Mrs. Day is daughter of the late ]. Glenn Nc
Comas. who was we'll known farmer of the
18th district of Baltimore county. The UNION
has been visiting this family weekly for years
Mr.. James L. Gemmill, who is nearly 81
on Tuesday. He was postmaster at Freeland
Baltimore county, fifty-seven years and only
lately gave up the Office to his son, who sue
ceeded him in business at that place. Mr.
Gemmill is still remarkably active man, con
sidering his age.
Mr.. William K. Marriott, native of Bal
timore county, is assistant postmaster OF the
citv of Victoria, Texas He is son of Prof
e, E. Marriott, of Bryan, and was taken tc
| Texas byahis parents when he was two years
of age. Lately Mr.. Marriott who is very
popular official, declined an appointment IN
the railway mail service
Rev. W l.. Mcdowell presiding elder oil
East Baltimore District, and Mr.. Richard Vim
! cent. Jr., head of the great Vincent plant al
White Marsh, were early callers at HE UNION
Office on Monday They were on their way
to attend quarterly meeting at Providence
Church, three miles northeast of Towson
which is one of the appointments OF Grea
Falls Circuit.
Rev. Philip H. Sheridan, pastor of thu
, Church of the Immaculate, Towson, who wa
, alarmingly i'll at his home here with some in
testipal trouble, is now under treatment at st
) Josephs Hospital in Baltimore. at last &C
counts his condition had somewhat improved
During his illness his pastoral duties here will
be performed by Rev. Louis U Donovan, OF TN
Baltimore Cathedral
Mr.. j. George Mann, the well know
wagon builder at Lauraville, Hartford road
called on some of his friends in Towson on Tues
| daV. Mr.. Mann takes great interest IN IN
! growth and prosperity of his section OF tn
| county and thinks it has great future. d
also takes much interest in the volunteer mr.
company of bis town, of which he is an activ
. member and vice president.
The engagement of Mr.. Joseph w. ). Lee
} United States Minister to Guatemala. and Mis-
, Helen Squires. daughter of Herbert g. Squires
r United States Minister to Panama. has 6eel
broken off for personal reasons. Miss Squares
/ who has been visiting in Washington, is abou
to return to Panama and join her parents. nj
) Lee is a native of Baltimore county and Sol
E of Mr.. Charles O'Donnell Lee, formerly o
Roland Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. O'Hara celebrate
, the twenty-fifth anniversary of their marriag
at their home on North Charles street, Bait
Q more, on Saturday evening last, when they en-
j tertained a large number of their friends
, Among the guests were Mr.. Martin j. o Hars
chief clerk in the office of the Clerk of the Gil
E cult Court at Towson, and his wife. Mr.. o. Hare
e who has many relatives and friends in Balti
9 more county, is successful business man.
! Mr. John V. Slade completed his service !
. the Office of the Board of County Commi:
E sioners on Wednesday and retired to privat
: life which he hopes to enjoy at his pretty HON