The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-09-14
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visiting relatives in Oxford, Pa.
| Miss Lossie Bosley, of Waverly, is visiting
| the family of Mr.. w. y. B. Wright, of Fork.
| Mrs. Sarah A. Elliott, of Baltimore, is
visiting Mrs David A. Kenney, of Rossville.
Mrs. Bertha Hutchins, of Towson. is
| spending two weeks at Buena Vista, Washing
| ton county, Md.
Mrs. Thomas. W. Offutt, of Towson, &C.
companied by her children and maids, left for
Atlantic City on Monday.
MIR. ]. Marsh Matthews, member of the
bar, is visiting the family of Gen. Francis
Waters, at Castine, Maine.
Lieut. Com. Louis McC. Mutton, of the q.
s. Naval Academy. Annapolis, is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Joseph B. Herbert. of Towson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. kenney, of Bal
timore are visiting the formers brother, Mr..
David A. Kenney, of Rossville, Baltimore
county.
County Commissioner Yellott suffered Sc
verely for about week from an attack OF lum-
bago, an old enemy that he had been free from
for years.
Miss Sophia Matthews and Mr.. Edward
Matthew'S of Washington, D. c., are visiting
their brother, Mr.. Granville Matthews, of the
9Th district.
Miss Margaret Mann, of Fullerton, and
Miss Minnie Matthews, of Baltimore, left on
Monday for Newport News, Virginia Beach
and the jamestown Exposition.
MIR. J. A. Bokel, of Pleasant Plains, Co.
vanstown, accompanied by his daughters,
jamestown Exposition this week.
Miss Lydia E. Ambrose, of Long Green
Valley, and Mr.. Herbert A. Ambrose, of Med
ford, Md, have returned from visit to the
jamestown Exposition and Virginia Beach.
Miss Margaret Parlett, OF lower Long
Green Valley, had as her guests last week Mrs.
Henry Shetron, of Camp Hill Pa, and Miss
Ada Bond and Mr.. John Bond, of Baltimore.
Judge Crothers, Democratic nominee for
Governor has been doing some hustling in
Baltimore county this week. He has attended
two large church picnics and the Prospect Park
fair.
-Messrs Duane n. Rice, E. Cuttings Merry
man. Samuel M. Shoemaker, Dixon G. Walker
and James s. Nussear compose the advisory
board for Baltimore county OF the Frederick
DR.. and Mrs. A. q. McCurdy, of Towson,
left on Tuesday for the jamestown Exposition
and expect to be away about week. DR..
McCurdy is attending the national convention
of dentists at Jamestown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Councilman, Mrs.
John Ridgely and Col. David G.. Mcintosh, all
of Baltimore county, were with the official
party that went to jamestown this week for
the Maryland Day celebration.
Mr.. William Grason, of the Towson bar,
one of the representatives from the Grand
Lodge of Maryland, l. O. o. F.. to the annual
meeting of the Sovereign Grand Lodge. left for
st. Paul, Mimi, on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Clarence Francis, of East
Baltimore have returned home after spending
the summer with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs
David A. Kenney, of Rossville, and Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Francis, of White Marsh.
MIR. j. Herbert Owens, principal of the
public school at Jarrettsville, has been chosen
chairman of the executive committee of the
Hartford County Teachers Association. he is
q son of Mr.. Thomas L. Owens, ofSunnyb brook,
Baltimore county.
MIR. William Charming, who lately bought
Al. Of Mr. oh
Griffith, in the 18th district, is an Englishman
who had been for some years successfully en-
gagged in farming in Illinois. Mr.. Channing's
family will shortly take up their home at
Chestnut Grove.
Mr.. George w. Herbert, of Winchester,
Va, who has held responsible position with
Adams Express Company for many years,
called on some of his friends in Towson this
week. He is son of the late Justice Gideon
Herbert, of Towson, and a brother of Justice
Joseph B. Herbert.
-Messrs. Gather, Urner and Parran, Re-
publican nominees on the State ticket, received
an ovation on Thursday at the Prospect Park
fair and they were greatly pleased by their re-
ception and also with the generous entertain
ment provided by Mr.. Henry A. Brehm, pres
ident of the association.
Alfred Phipps, who had been employed as
telegraph operator in Pittsburg came to his
home in Towson few days ago with well
developed case of typhoid fever disease that
is prevailing in that city in epidemic form.
DR.. James II. Jarrett is attending him. Young
Lauer formerly of Towson, who died last week
at his home in Hagerstown, contracted the
fever in Pittsburg, where he had been en-
ployed.
are natives of Baltimore county, celebrated the
fiftieth anniversary of their marriage at their
home, Jerusalem Farm, Hartford county, on
Sa turday last upon which occasion there was
q family reunion and dinner, followed by
speech. making and a general Notification.
Mr.. William s. Treadwell, of Baltimore coun-
ty, brother of Mrs. Bosley, was POSTMASTER.
and a number of Baltimore county Bosleys,
Treadwells and Parkses participated in the en-.
ioyments of the day. Mr.. and Mrs. Bosley
are each 70 years of age. DR.. Harry Bosley,
a successful veterinary surgeon of Washing.
ton, d. O,ewho is a son of the couple, with his
family, participated in the reunion.
Among the Baltimore county people who
registered the past week at the Maryland Build
ing on the jamestown Exposition grounds were
the following: Mr.. and Mrs. James McNab, of
Gainesville; Miss Amelia Rittenhouse, of Kings
Vile; Mr.. Morris B. Green, of Cuttings; Mrs.
Thomas B. Kramer and Miss Miriam Kramer
Mr.. John P. James, of Mt. Winans Mrs Henry
Merle and Miss Laura Merle, of Woodlawn
Dr. R. r. Norris and Mr.. A. A. Sparks, of
Parkton; Miss Dora s. Bosley and Mr.. John
B. Bosley, of Parkton Mrs. W A. Kingsbury,
of Glyndon; Messrs. G. P. and E. j. Rade-
baugh. of Sparrow's Point; Mrs. Ryland O.
Sadier and Miss Sadler, of Mt. Wa shington;
Miss Ruby E. Bond, of Halethorpe DR.. and
Mrs. ]. s. Parr, of Govanstown; M rs. Adam
Weilbrenner, of Raspeburg; Messrs. George
w. Ewing and George w. Ewing, Jr.,cf Brook
landville.