The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-09-28

/ Mrs. Crowther, wife of Mr.. J. Summerfield
Crowther, well known farmer near Jockeys
vile, is suffering with pneumonia.
| Mr.. Irving Mays, who had been living in
| Baltimore several years, has removed his family
| back to the It'll district of this county.
| DIR. and Mrs. Lingard l. Whiteford, OF
| Fullerton, Belar road, registered at the Gilsey
| House, New York city, on Monday last
Miss Eleanor Thorpe, ceprincipal of the
public school at Mt. Washington, has been
promoted to the principalship of the school.
Col. Robert Hough, the well known starter
of light harness races, is performing that duty
| this week at the race meeting at Lancaster, Pa.
Mrs. William H. Green, of Sherwood, and
| her daughter, Miss Mary Green, have been
| spending some time at the jamestown EXPOSE
| ton.
Mr.. Robert H. Wright and his son, Master
Tommy" Wright, of Green Spring Valley,
registered at the Imperial Hotel, New York
city, on Monday.
MIR Wesley R. Whitaker, having pur-
chased property at Delight, on the Reisters-
town road, has removed his family from Phoe-
nix to that place.
MIR. E. Cuttings Merryman, of Gerar Farm
near Cockeysville, accompanied by his son,
Mr.. Louis McLane Merryman. spent several
days this week in New York city.
Rev. II. M. Price, of Baltimore, has re-
ceived a call to the pastorate of the Presbyte-
preached there several times lately.
Miss Mary Regina Lindsay, eldest daugh-
ter Of Mr.. James ]. Lindsay, of the Towson
bar, has entered the Notra Dame of Mary
land, near Govanstown, as a student
Miss Louisa A. Stiegler, who was formerly
principal of the public school at Sunny brook,
has been appointed an assistant teacher in the
large public school at Sparrow's Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Wier and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Poe Wier and children, who spent
some time at Ocean City, have returned to their
home, Hawthornden, west of Towson.
Mr.. John Dressed, proprietor of the Five
Mile House, Hartford road, who has been sick
and confined to his room some days, is i'm
proving rapidly under the care of DR.. W. H.
Vinal.
Mr. s. T. Cross, of FL Paso Texas, was
among the visitors to Towson on Wednesday.
He is a son of the late David W. Cross, of
Brooklandville, and had not been here in
period of thirty years.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. NOVEL;, of Glen
coe N G. r. R., gave largely attended dance
on Friday night oflast week to theyoung people
of the neighborhood as we'll as some from the
Manor and Cockeysville.
DIR. Joseph R. Owens, treasurer of the
MARYLAND Agricultural College, accompanied
by Mrs. Owens, returned few days ago from
England where they had been spending some
time with their daughter.
Mr.. Herbert w. Stone, of Sparrow's Point
and Mr. Charles r. Frankenberry were among
those admitted to the Supreme Bench of Balti-
more city on Monday last. Both had previously
been admitted to the bar by the Court of APP
peals.
Mr.. Frederick J. Schlosstein, of the Balti-
more law firm of Schlosstein u Smith, has
been nominated by the Republicans of the 9th
ward for the House of Delegates He is attor-
ney for the Perry Hall Building and Loan Asso-
citation.
Miss Mary Ebaugh, daughter of the late
Prof. q. @. Ebaugh, of Reisterstown, who is
graduate of the Woman's College, Baltimore,
has become an instructor in the Alabama Col
LOGO of the Methodist Ensconal Church at Tus-
Mrs William Denny, of Towson. who had
an operation performed at the Maryland Uni.
versity Hospital on Monday last is better and
her early recovery is hoped for. She is the
mother of Mr.. Rein 81. Denny, of the County
Clerks Office
Bishop Paret, of the Protestant Episcopal
Diocese of Maryland, celebrated his 8lst birth
day last Monday and is still in the enjoyment
of excellent health. He conducted confirma-
ton services in two churches at Ellicott City
Mrs Sheridan, mother of Rev. Philip n.
Sheridan, pastor Of the Church of the Immac-
ulate, Towson, who has been in delicate
health long time has been lying at the point
of death this week and it is not thought that
she can recover.
Mrs. Taylor, wife of Mr.. Robert M. Tay-
lor, of REGISTER avenue, near Towson, was
called to Chicago few days ago on account OF
the reported serious illness of her sister, Mrs.
Dldk0. ldtCI ICPOltc luOlOoLO tAoD VIZ PoeAOAV
is in an improved condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garrett, who returned
last Saturday from their camp in the Adiron-
dack Mountains, where they went after their
return from Europe, have opened their new
home, Wyndhurst, on Charles street avenue,
where they will spend the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Burnham of Hey
wood avenue, Arlington, celebrated the fiftieth
anniversary of their marriage on Monday even
ing last upon which occasion they entertained
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many of whom brought suitable gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Magruder D. Wilson, OF Car
roll county, spent the week end with their
daughter, Mr.. Alex. Y. Carr, of Towson. Mr..
Wilson owns one of the finest farms in that.
county. He formerly owned and occupied the
Glen Ellen Farm, northeast of Towson.
Mr.. William t. Conn, who was nominatedi
on Thursday by the Republicans of Baltimore
city for Judge of the Orphans Court, is native
of the 7th district of Baltimore county: He is
president of the Emory Grove Camp Meeting
Association and an active member of the
Methodist Church.
Mr.. William Grason, of the Towson bar,
who had been in st. Paul. Mimi, attending
the annual meeting of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows, returned to his home onN
Tuesday. He was delighted with the trip and
speaks in high praise of the hospitality OF the
Minnesota brethren.
Mrs. Frederick Krempel, who came to
Towson on Tuesday to renew her subscription
TO UNION, SAID LQdb mOlUdy b rain oLOIu
was very severe in the neighborhood of Glyn-
don and that the downpour late in the after
noon was accompanied by very heavy thunder
and vivid lightning.
DIR. James Bosley, who was re-appointed
ON Monday head of the Health Department of
Baltimore city for the third term, is native
of the 10th district of Baltimore county and
son of the late John Bosley. He has been q
very attentive and efficient officer and deserved
the reward Of re.appointment.
Mr.. Harry l.. Smith, Of Towson, who has
nearly completed the course at the Eaton Bur-
nett Business College in Baltimore, after a
course in Baltimore City College, has entered
the Maryland University Law School. DE lsl
the eldest son of Mr.. W. Gill Smith, wely
known member of the Towson bar.
from Rev. Joshua T. Rowe, pastor Of Black
Rock Baptist Church, who resides at Roland
Park. He is arranging for twoday meeting
to be held at his church at Butler, Saturday
and Sunday. September 18th and 18th, to cele-
brate the 18th anniversary Of the church.
Mr.. J. G. Burk, who was delegate from
st. Johns Lutheran Church, Sweet Air, to the
annual synod which met this year in Washing
ton, ID. c., returned on Wednesday. The dele
gates were given free excursion to Mt. Vernon
and were shown other attentions that were
highly appreciated. Mr.. Burk was delighted
Rev. A. A. Bichell, of Chestnut Ridge Cir
| cult, Baltimore county, has been transferred TO
| Herndon, Va, by Bishop w. Il. Mcdowell
| and will hereafter be in the Washington dis.
| trict of the Baltimore Conference. He will
/ preach on the Ridge next Sunday for the last
| time and will leave on Thursday, October Sd,
| for his new field of labor.
Mr. Albert w. Fuss. one Of the Republic
| can nominees for County Commissioner, was
among the callers at The UNION Office this
| week. He owns and conducts a large and
| beautiful farm in Worthington Valley and is
recognized as an astute and successful business
man. Success is his slogan and he says he's
| going to be elected in November, sure.
Among the Baltimore county people who
registered the past week at the Maryland Build
| ing on the jamestown Exposition grounds were
| the following: Mr.. William ]. West and Miss
Bessie E. West, of Howardville; E. F. PARKS,
| Jr, of Timonium Miss Clara Burns, Of White
Hall; Miss Agnes Hockaday, Misses A. Jessie
and Isabella T. Renwick and Mr.. and Mrs. +.
| G.. Bauer, OF Govanstown; Miss Mary j. Al
gire, Miss Olive A. Wilson and Mr.. Jesse l..
| Berry, of Fowblesburg Miss Edith E. Zouck.
| of Glen Morris Mr.. W. w. Wilhelm, of Glen
| coe; Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Mays, of White
| Hall; Miss Mary A. Walsh, of Govanstown,;
| Mrs. F. Nj. Briggs and Mr.. Isaiah Mcdonald,
of Maryland Line; Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Vim
ofVU ITO Mrs g HOnkina-