The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-09-21
Personal Mention. :

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| district.
Mr.. John F. Hoff. son of Mr.. Frank Hoff,
| of Sherwood, is reading law at the University
| of Virginia.
MI. and Mrs. George Kilian, of Lauraville,
| are spending some time with relatives in Har-
| risburg and York, Pa.
Mr. John G. Halbert, we'll known truck
farmer of Perry Hall, 18th district, is foreman
of the present grand jury.
v DIR. and Mrs. Dickinson Gorsuch, who
spent some time at Atlantic City, have returned
to their home at Glencoe, N. G. r. R.
r Judge and Mrs. David Fowler, who spent
the past winter at Cobourg, Canada, have re-
turned to their apartment in Baltimore.
Miss Edith Tracey, Of Glyndon, has been
spending some time at Atlantic City with her
sister, Mrs. Harry Sewing, of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Milton Brooks has been appointed to
clerkship in the National Bank of Jockeys
Vile, succeeding Mr.. Ellsworth Buck, resigned.
William Wood, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
X. Wood, of Sparrow's Point has entered the
Preparatory School of Dickinson College, Car
Isle, Pa.
Rev. Thomas E. Coopes, pastor of Towson
NJ. E. Church, has been in East Milestone, N.
j., this week assisting Rev. Harry G. Gordon
Fin revival services.
Mr.. NathanR. Smith, Jr., popular young
man of Green Spring Valley and son of DR..
and Mrs. N. R. Smith, will leave next week
for his school in Connecticut.
Mr.. John J. Nelligan, of Towson, who is
third vice president of the Safe Deposit and
Trust Company of Baltimore, is making
pleasure trip of the Great Lakes
Mr.. Frank Wilson, native of Baltimore
county, who is now resident of Illinois, is
spending some time with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs David Wilson, of White Hall, N. G. R. R.
MIR. John M. Griffith, who lately sold his
Chestnut Grove Farm, at Mt. Vista, 18th dis
trict, to Mr.. William Charming, of Illinois,
has removed his family to Baltimore for
the winter.
misses Nellie V. and Elsie Orcutt, who had
been spending some time with their father,
Mr.. Frank Orcutt of Boston, have returned to
their home in Western Run Valley. They are
grand daughters of Mrs. Edwin Scott.
N Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Y. Carr, who had been
living on the Hillen road have removed to
Towson and are now occupying part OF the large
double house of Mrs. Eudocia Stansbury, on
the corner of Washington and Allegany ave.
nues.
The Hagerstown Fair Association has NAM
ed as its local board for Baltimore county, the
following: Mr.. Charles A. Councilman, chair
man; DR.. A. c. McCurdy and Messrs. Allen
Stevenson, John G. Cookey and William T.
Cole.
principal of the High School at Henderson
Vile, N. G. He is a recent graduate OF st.
Johns College, Annapolis, and son OF Mr.:
and Mrs. Peter Ruhl, of Baltimore, formerly OF
Baltimore county.
+ Rev. H. B. Lee, Jr., rector of st. Thomas
Church, Old Hartford road, has received call
to the rectorship of st. Marks Church. at
Petersville, Frederick county. Rev. John l.
Yellott, Jr., now of Belair, was rector OF st.
Mark several years.
n Mr.. William P. Cole Jr., son of County
Clerk William P. Cole and Mr.. Herschel Allen,
son of Mr.. N. D. R. Allen, of Towson. have en-.
tered as students of the Maryland Agricultural
College. These young men are graduates OF
the Towson High School.
Mr.. Gotleib Stengle, of Patapsco Neck,
came to Towson on Thursday to pay his taxes
and renew his subscription to The UNION.
Mr.. Stengle owns two fine farms and is among
the most extensive and successful truckers In
that section of the county.
Mr.. Dixon Connolly, who lately bought
the property of Mr.. Samuel Watkins, at Bald
win Station, Long Green Valley, expects to
begin business there about October 1st. The
sale of Mr. Watkins personal property will
take place next Wednesday.
Bishop Paret visited st. Marks Church,
Highland, Howard county, on Tuesday last
and confirmed class of twenty persons. st.
Marks Parish is in charge of Rev. Hugh w.
s. Powers, formerly of Towson, and this was
the Bishops first visit since ne has been there.
Mr.. Joseph Gorsuch, who had been criti-
cally i'll at his home in Baltimore early this
week, was better on Friday, 10th instant. He
is SO years of age and was formerly resident
of Towson. Mr. Gorsuch is brother OF the
venerable Rev. Thomas Gorsuch, OF Parkville,
Baltimore county.
Mr.. Benson Blake, of Mount Washington,
announces the engagement of his daughter,
Miss Blanche g. Blake, to Mr.. Arthur Grover
man, travelling agent for the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe Railroad, stationed in Pittsburg.
Mr.. Groverman is q son of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Diffenderfer Groverman, 82l Park avenue, Bal.
timore The wedding will take place next
month.
Among the Baltimore county people
who registered the past week at the Maryland
Building on the Jamestown Exposition grounds
were the following Mrs. Mary f. Scott, of
Relay; Mr.. F. w. YOuse, of Queenstown;
Mrs. Walter HutchiDs, of My Lady's Manor;
Raven; Mr. William G. Riddle and Miss Ly-
dia E. Riddle, of Hebbville; Miss Grace II.
Enders and Messrs. w. l.. Enders and j. X.
Cullen, of Gainesville.
Hon. John w. Weeks and Mrs. Weeks of
Boston. spent several days this week with Mr..
and Mrs. o. E. Weller, of Reisterstown. Mr..
Weeks is a leading members of Congress rep
resenting the Tenth district of Massachusetts.
and is also q member of the brokerage firm of
Hornblower & Weeks, of the New York and
Boston Stock Exchanges. Mr.. and Mrs. Weeks
have travelled extensively in this country and
Europe, but were loud in their praises of the
beauties of the upper part of Baltimore county.
Mr.. J. Fred Shamberger, who for six years
has been director of manual training at Spar
rows Point, has been made supervisor of all
manual training schools IN this county, en-
bracing Sparrow's Point, Towson, Relsters-
town and Gainesville. Mr.. Lawrence Mag
ness. of Baltimore, succeeds Mr.. Shamberger
as director of the manual training school at
Sparrows Point. Mr.. Shamberger is a son OF
Mr.. Daniel Shamberger, OF the 9th district,
who was formerly assistant school superin-
tendent.
Hon. ]. Fred. G. Talbot was among those
who attended the Easton (Md:) fair on We'd
nesday and this is what staff correspondent
of the Baltimore Sun said of bis visit: 1.-THE
appearance of Congressman Talbot at Easton
was thoroughly enjoyed by those who met
him. If there is any one man in the State
who is at home anywhere it is Congressman
Talbot 1t was his first visit to Easton, and,
Judging from the way he entertained the peo-
pie and the way the people entertained him, it
will be safe prediction to make that he would
not object to annexing Talbot county to Bal
timore county"
Ar Hoffhor MoIroo Hannu little