The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-07-27

|fPersona1 M1ntion.-
Mr. Ihomss J. Lea, farm manager at the
Essheppan ratt hospital, is suffering from an
attach FhaHmhtic govt.
- Hopper Emory and family, who
are sllHax residents Of Towson. are spending
Issoafe time at Asbury Park, N. j.
The congregation of Towson n. e. Church
has granted 3 two weeks leave OF absence to
their pastor. Rev. Thomas e. Copes.
1.-The wife and children of Mr.. John 4.
Hershner, assistant superintendent Of public
schools, are camping at Summit Grove.
Miss Eliza Ridgely, whospent several years
travelling abroad, has returned and is now at
Hampton, near Iowson. lc tn the G summe e.,
Of Wilmington, Del. are visiting their aunt.
Mrs. John Dressed, at Hamilton, Hartford road.
DIR. John w. Hawkins, of Towson, who
was taken suddenly i'll early this week, went
to the City Hospital in Baltimore for treat
Mr.. end Mrs. G. Mason Janney, of New
York, will spend next month with Mrs. Thos.
Janney, at Margaret Meadows, Green Spring
Valley.
Spring Valley, who are travelling in the North,
registered at the Manhattan, New York city,
on Tuesday.
The condition of Mr.. Thomas Peerce, of
Springfield Farm. Dulany's Valley. continues
about the same. All hope for bis recovery has
been abandoned.
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who has been seriously i'll for some time at his
home at RandaIlstown, I'd district, was able to
90 out this week.
Mrs. Charles E. Weakley, of Sweet Air,
accompanied by her daughter, has gone to
Morgantown. W. Va, to visit her son, Mr..
Cardinal Gibbons celebrated his I'D birth
day on Tuesday last. He is in the enjoyment
of excellent health, and says be feels as young
as he did forty years ago.
Miss Mary e. GALLON has returned to ner
home at Aberdeen, Md, after spending some
time with her friend, Miss Carrie Ewing, at
Hamilton, Baltimore county.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McCallister and DIR.
and Mrs. f. @. Purdum, of Hamilton, Balti-
more county, are spending some time in the
Adirondack Mountains, n. Y.
Mrs. r. Emory Warfield, who has been
abroad for some time, will return this week
and spend the remainder of the summer at Pot
Spring Farm, east of Timonium.
DIR. A. G. McCurdy and Mr.. John F. Ander-
SON, of the Baltimore County Agricultural So
ciety, attended the horse show and races at
Wilmington Del, on Wednesday.
Mr. JOSEPH M. Street,, editor OF the Belair
Democrat, accompanied by Mrs. Street,, passed
through Baltimore on Tuesday on their way to
Ocean City, where they will spend some time.
Mrs. w. Gill Smith, Of TOwson, accom-
panied by Miss Olive L. Smith, principal OF the
public school at Monkton, left on Wednesday
for Rehoboth, DEL, where they expect to spend
two weeks.
Rev. DR.. w. L. Mcdowell, presiding elder
of East Baltimore District of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, will sail for Europe on the
10Th Of August and spend two and a-half
months abroad.
Mr.. Duane H. Rice and family, whose
home al Valley View Farm was destroyed by
fire about two weeks ago, are now occupying
tents on the lawn and appear to'be very COM
DR.. Richard e. Yellott, Of st. Stephens, 8.
c., is visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Yellott, of Ridgeview Farm, Long Green
Valley. He is accompanied By his father-in-
law, Mr.. John 7. Rose.
DIR. st. Clair STREET., of Kansas City. Mo-,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. w. Boyd Bell, and
other relatives in Hartford county. Heis ma.
tive of Hartford and son Of the late John Rush
Street,, of Pennington.
P. e. Church, Roland Park, has resigned on
account of i'll health. he is suffering from the
| effects of sunstroke sustained about four years
ago while travelling in Egypt.
Mr.. Henry Dienstbach, OF Towson, who
has been away about three months visiting
relatives and friends in Germany, sailed from
Bremen for home on the 18th instant, and is
| expected to reach here next week.
Mr.. John Green, of the Register Of Wills
| Office last Saturday entertained number OF
his gentlemen friends at his fishing shore on
Back river. Most of the guests were from the
I'd district, including Mr.. William ]. Peach,
Virginia Delano Powers, the infant daugh-
ter of Rev. and Mrs. Hugh w. g.. Powers, Of
Highland, Howard county, was baptized in
| Thursday afternoon, the rector, Rev. w. 81. H.
Powers, the child's grandfather, officiating.
Mr.. G. G. Schuster this week removed to his
| new residence in the western suburbs OF Tow
| son. He sold his house on Linden Terrace
some time ago to Mr.. Thomas e. &. German. OF
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one and pleasing addition to that section Of
A private note from Mr.. Harry Malcolm,
| who is now located at La Plata, Charles county,
Nd. says that he is enjoying excellent health
| and is much pleased with his new home. He
finds the people very clever and hospitable,
and he feels that his lines have been cast in
| pleasant places.
Mr.. !. A. Candles, of Roland Park, accom-
panied BY Mrs: Candles, left on "wednesday to
attend the National Convention Of Gideons-
| an association composed of Christian CONNER
| cial travelling men-which is now in session in
Toledo, O. On their return trip Mr.. and Mrs.
| Candles will visit Cleveland, Detroit. Toronto
and Niagara Falls.
| Pa, was here this week transacting business
with his attorney, Mr.. w. Gill Smith, in con-
nection with the settlement of the estate Of his
mother, who died at her home in Lutherville
| few days before. She was a daughter of the
late rev. LIZ john W. MOrKiS Ouo VI tA0
| founders of Lutherville.
Mr.. Marshal III. Wilson. of Towson. who
| has been at work several months in the North
west for the Census Bureau in Washington,
| has been transferred to Dallas, Texas, where
he is now located. He finds the weather ex-
tremely hot in Texas-a marked change from
Minnesota and Wisconsin, where the climate
at this season is delightful.
During the absence of the rector. Rev. w.
| H. II. Powers, who was delayed in reaching
home from his sea trip to Providence, R. l., q.
| 8. Senator VIM. Pinkney Whyte read the ser.
| vice in Trinity P. E. Church, Towson, last
Sunday morning. The Senator's summer home
| is at Ruxton and be is a regular attendant at
| Trinity during his sojourn in the country.
| The following persons from Baltimore
county registered at the Maryland Building on
| the jamestown Exposition grounds the past
week: Mr.. Edward G. Shields, Of Catonsville;
| Mr.. Joseph T. Martin, Of Sparrow's Point
Mr. ]. Walter Turnbaugh, Of Butler; Miss
| Katherine Bruehl, of Butler; Mr.. George
| Brown, Jr., of Brooklandville; Mr.. NJ. ].
Dyson, Jr., ofCatonsville; Mr.. Edward Power
| of Cockeysville; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l.
Rich of Catonsville; Messrs. Walter L. Kemp
and ]. G. Manning, Of Roland Park.