The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-11-02
Paraonal Mention.

Personal Mention
Mrs. Harry e. Sutton, who has been sick
at her home on Ny Lady's Manor for several
weeks, is improving slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. David G. Mcintosh, Jr., will
spend the winter in Baltimore with Mrs. ]. H.
Rieman. mother of Mrs. Mcintosh.
Mr. and Mrs. William 8. Keech, who had
been on a pleasure trip to New York city, re-
turned 10 their home in TOwsOn this week.
Mr. Lewis P. Mordecai, of Stevenson, Green
Spring Valley, left this week for Portland,
Oregon. where heexpects to engage in business
Presbyterian Church at Ashland, N. @. r. R.,
with his family. is now occupying the manse
at that place.
Mr. Henry Bach, Jr., who has been living
at Terrace Dale, South Towson, for several
years. has taken an apartment at the Smedley
House for the winter.
Mr.. Frederick Hertel and family this week
closed their summer home at Ruxton, N. q.
R. R., and reopened their city residence on
Eutaw Place, Baltimore.
Rev. S. Hilton Orrick, of Glyndon, has
been appointed by Bishop Paret rector of st.
Georges Parish Hartford county, vice Rev.
Oscar w. Ziegler, resigned.
Mr. John T. Bishop, professional nurse
who is well known in Baltimore county, sailed
from Baltimore for Boston on Wednesday to
enjoy much-needed rest. 9
MIR. and Mrs. W. s. g. Williams have
closed their summer home in Long Green Val
ley and are now occupying their new house on
East Madison street, Baltimore.
DIR and Mrs. Wilmer Brinton have closed
Alta Vista, their summer home on the York
road, south of Towson, and reopened their city
residence on East Preston street.
Chief Judge Burke and former Judge David
Fowler were among the honorary pail. bearers
at the funeral of Judge McSherry, which took
place in Frederick on Monday last.
Mrs Eugene Blake, Of Chicago, Is visiting
her father, Mr.. George W. Seipp, OF Towson:
Her sister, Mrs. Robert M. Taylor, who had
been visiting her, accompanied her home
Mr.. and Mrs. Redmond c. Stewart are again
occupying their home in Green Spring Valley.
Mr.. Stewart has nearly recovered from the in
juries to his leg caused by his horse falling
MI. George Whitelock, the well known
lawyer, who went to London in September, on
professional business, returned to Baltimore on
Thursday. he spent several weeks in France
during his absence.
Tommy Wright, a new Baltimore county
candidate for honors in the class of gentlemen
Jockeys rode q winner at Pimlico track last
Saturday. he lis son of Mr.. Robert II. Wright,
of Green Spring Valley.
Mr.. T. Dudley Riggs, formerly of Green
Spring Valley, has been elected vice president
Of the National Beagle Club of America, the
annual field trials of which took place at Char
lottesville Va. this week.
Mr.. Thomas E. j. German, who has been
very sick for some days at his home on Linden
Terrace, Towson, is now slightly improved.
Mr.. German was for many years engaged IN
farming in the 18th district.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Fitzhugh Thornton,
Of Winston, Govanstown, formerly of My
Lady's Manor, announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Julia Warner, and Rev. Oscar
Woodward Zeigler, of Baltimore.
Mr.. Charles E. Weakley, Jr, who spent
several weeks at his home, near Sweet Air, has
returned to Morgantown, ". Va, where ne is
professionally engaged. he is chemist and
graduate of the University of Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ridgely, Jr., who were
married in Hagerstown last Saturday, paid
short visit to Hampton, near Towson, this
week. They were on their way. to st. Louis,
in which city they will take up their residence.
Miss Mary j. Watson, who has been prin.
cipal of Loeb Raven public school, has been
transferred to the TOwson High School as an
assistant in the grammar department. Miss
Watson is daughter of Mr.. John Watson, OF
Towson.
P. E. Church, Towson, will leave next Mon
day for Albemarle county, Va, to spend ten
DAYS hunting. He will be accompanied BY
his son, Rev. Hugh w. 8. Powers, of High
land Parish, Howard county.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Ingram, ST., have
sent out invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Mary, to Mr.. Littleton Bowen Pur-
nell on Thursday evening, November 14th, at
o'clock, at ingram Hall, Park Heights ave.
A reception will follow the ceremony.
The marriage Of Miss Helen Elizabeth
Hubner. youngest daughter of ex-State Sena-
tor and Mrs. John Huoner: OF GatonsvilIe, 70
Mr.. William B. Stringer will take place We'd
nesday, November 9Th, at the home of the
brides parents, Frederick and Beechwood
avenues.
Mr.. Harry Rieman. of Talbot county, has
become q resident of Dulany's Valley and is
r. I. g. Sc
Peerce, his sister-in-law. Heis an experienced
farmer. Mr.. Rieman has made application
for deputy game warden, position held by the
late Mr.. Peerce.
Mrs. Samuel Francis Butler, Of Towson,
has issued cards for the marriage other daugh
ter, Sarah Payne, and Mr.. James Rawlings
Brewer, Jr., of Baltimore. Theceremony will
take place in Trinity Church, Towson, Satur-
day November 10th. at 6 P. M. The prospec-
tive groom is member of the Baltimore bar.
The Westminster Sentinel of last week said
"Mr. Joshua Stuller, wife and daughter, Of
lovefeast Of the German Baptist Brethren at
Meadow Branch, on Saturday last and spent
from Sunday until Monday with Mrs. Stullers
father, Mr.. Alexander Cornell, of New Wind
sor, who is in his 8lst year."
THE UNION enjoyed call this week from
Mr.. Zephaniah Poteet, well known farmer
and lime.burner of the 9Th district. Despite
his IA years he is as erect as he ever was and
ENJOYS excellent health. Mr.. Poteet is over
feet in height, and is sometimes called 1.-THE tall
sycamore of the 9th district" He is native of
that section of the county and served one term
in the House of Delegates.
Mr.. Henry L. Bowen, one of Towson's
Oldest citizens, who has been indisposed for
some time was able to move about the town
early this week and was warmly greeted by
many friends who had not seen him for some
time. Mr.. Bowen is a native of TOwson and
has spent almost his entire life here. For
many years he conducted an extensive insur-
ance business and was known to thousands Of
people throughout the county. Mr.. Bowen's
wife, who died many years ago, was sister
of ex. County Treasurer William Parks, of the
9Th district. He makes his home with his
daughter, Mrs. H. G. Keagy.
Among the Baltimore county people who
registered the past week at the Mary Build
ingon the Jamestown Exposition grounds were
the following: Miss M. Jennings Carroll, of
Woodbrook Mrs. Belle Young, of Cations
vile; Mr.. G. @. Carman, of Taylor; Miss
Jessie g. Dilworth, of Fork Mr.. q. w. Need
ham, Misses Ethel r. and Marion @. Needham
and Miss Eleanor j. Reese, of Lutherville
Mr.. Edgar A. Segrave, of Dickeyville; Mr..
Lawrence Dance, of Dulany's Valley; Miss
Clara R. Todd, of North Point; Miss Sara A.
Rogers, of Grange Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Smith
Orrick, of Glyndon Mr.. W. II. Riddle, OF
Fork.
Will Make an Effort to Have Law
Amended.-The legislative committee of the
Reform League has drafted an amendment to