The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-05-02
Personal Mention

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| summer home at Ruxton, N. @. r. r.
| Mr.. Thomas r. Matthews and family, who
spent the winter in Baltimore, have reopeneC
their summer house at Ruxton, N G. r. R.
Mr.. Louis P. Hennighausen, the well
known attorney, is now occupying his pretty
new cottage on Baltimore avenue, Towson.
Mrs. Deborah A. Hartley, who spent the
| past winter in Baltimore, will return in a few
days to her home in lower Long Green Valley
Miss Lily Gregerson, of Boston, is visiting
Mrs. Frederick Won Kapf, of "Stoneleigh, y
near Towson, where tea was given in hel
honor on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. John Ridgely, Jr., of st. Louis. has
| been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Ridgely, OF
Hampton, near Towson. She was formerly
Miss Louise Humrichouse, of Hagerstown.
Mr.. Charles E. Fendall equity clerk in the
| County Clerks Office, has been confined to his
| home several days this week with severe
| attack of rheumatism in bis feet and ankles.
Mrs. Chester B. Turnbull, of Auburn Cot
| tage, near Towson, was elected second vice
president of the Arundel Club of Baltimore,
the annual meeting OF which was held on Wed
nesday.
Rev. Thomas E. Copes, pastor OF Towson
M. E. Church, has been selected to serve as an
usher at the General Conference that meets in
the Lyric, in Baltimore, on Wednesday next,
Rev. W. H. H. Powers, rector of Trinity
Church, Towson, who is still at the Johns
Hopkins Hospital, is in an improved condition
and expects to be able to go to Richmond in a
few days.
Mr.. Daniel Rider, the well known Balti-
more commission merchant, who some time
ago purchased the Wilkins property, at Sher.
wood, N. @. R. R., is now occupying the same
|. with his family.
DIR. William L. Smith, of Sherwood, was
elected one of the ice-presidents of the Medi-
cal and Chirurgical Society of Maryland, the
annual meeting of which was held in Balti-
more this week.
DIR. Charles Bagley, Jr., has been reap
pointed head of the Hebrew Hospital in Bal
timore. He is son of DR.. Charles Bagley, OF
Hartford county, formerly of Sunnybrook,
The Ladies' Aid Society of Towson NJ. E.
Church on Thursday night rendered recep-
ton at the parsonage to their pastor, Rev.
Thomas E. Copes, who was returned by the
late Conference for another year:
State Senator John s. Biddison, OF Baltl-
more county, was among the invited guests at
the annual banquet of the Medical and CHR
urgical Society of Maryland which took place
at Hotel Stafford, in Baltimore, on wednesday
night.
burned last week by the explosion OF lamp
on his motorcar, is improving rapidly. The
injuries were not so serious as at trst reported.
Mr.. Yellott is still at the Church Home in
Baltimore.
Rev. Spencer s. Greenwell, who has been
Belair for several years, has announced MS IN
tention to resign because of impaired health.
Mr.. Green wells wife is daughter OF Mr.. John
NJ. Griffith.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Milton Slade, Of White
Hall, gave reception on Friday evening, April
oath. to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Burns. who
were recently married and who had just re-.
turned from Atlantic City, where they spent
their honeymoon. :,
Mrs. John |. Yellott, of Towson, received
cable message on Tuesday from Yokohama,
announcing the safe arrival there OF ner oaugn-
ter, Mrs. Frank Il. Worthington, who is on
her way to Korea to join her husband. MIS-
Worthington left Towson about month ago
Mr.. P, William Jones, who conducts
drug store on the York road, near Arlington
avenue, is very sick at bis home IN Towson ana
his family is much concerned about him. he
is son of the late Rev. John w. Jones, once
a prominent Baptist minister IN Baltimore
Mrs. Jones, wife of Rev. J.. A. Jones,
pastor of Baptist Church in Brooklyn, n. T.,
is visiting Mrs. Clifton Ensor, OF MonKton
Mrs Bessie Williams, of Govanstown, ana
other friends in Baltimore county: Rev Mr..
Jones was formerly pastor of Hereford Baptist
Church.
DIR. Amanda T. Norris and daughter, of
Baltimore, are visiting Mrs. Thomas =. Copes,
at the NJ E. Parsonage in Towson. Dr. NOT,
ris is the widow of Frank Norris, VINO at one
time kept store at Long Green and also at
Monkton, in this county He was an uncle OF
Mrs. Copee.
MIR. Leopold Minnick, of Baltimore. now
nearly 80 years of age, renewed his suoscrlp'
ton to THE UNION on Tuesday. he has been
a reader of this paper since its tirst issue at
Cockeysville, nearly sixty years ago. MI, MID
nick still enjoys very good health and is always
bright and cheerful.
Hon. Thomas FL. Robinson, OF Belalr,
u; sE ,r .sssI ST e1se "a st6
is president of the Second National BANK OF
Belair, one of the very prosperous banking
institutions of that county.
Rev. VIM. L. Schmalhorst. who has suf-
fered a severe attack of tonsilitis at his nome at
Sweet Air, is reported better, but still unaDieto
leave his rooms In consequence ". n ~
there will be no preaching service at Chestnut
Grove Church, nor at Fallston presbyterian
Church, on Sunday, May Sd.
Mr. Frank Mclaughlin, of Baltimore, &C.
compauied by his wife and SOD, spent last
Sunday with Mr. D G. Standiford and family,
at their home in Towson. Mr.. Mclaughlin Is
connected with the we'll known Daniel Miller
Companv. dry goods He was very much
pleased with the town and its surroundings.
Cardinal Gibbons has appointed Rev J. J.
Dillon second assistant pastor OF IT. johns
Church. Eager and Valley Streets Baltimore,
one of largest and most important parishes IN
the archdiocese. Father Dillon was at one
time
Long Green Valley. He has recovered from
his recent severe illness.
Mr.. Nelson Treadway, who has been liv-
ing at Govanstown for the past few years, Is
lust recovering from a severe attack OF rheu-
matism that confined him to his home since
last November Mr.. and Mrs. Treauway re,
moved to Baltimore this week and will spend,
some time with their only son, VINO Is married
and employed in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Graham, old resi-
dents of Mount Washington, on "wednesday
Quietly celebrated their golden wedding ami
versary at their city residence on East North
avenue. A short time ago Mrs. Graham was
reelected president of the Lend a. Hand CLUB
for the 39th consecutive time. Mr.. Graham
has been engaged In business IN baitlmore
about sixty years.
A letter from Annapolis says: Mr.: d.
Courtenay Jenifer, chief clerk to the Shellnsh
Commission, has rendered his resignation. MI
Jenifer has been the only occupant OF the cnlef
clerkship of the commission and his services
have been recognized as OF great value. N NO.
only has he established the clerical work OF the
Office upon a systematic basis, but be has
had much to do with the success OF the work.
He will practice law at Towson and will also
fill the position of clerk to the grand jury and
States Attorney of Baltimore county,; Mr.
Jenifer, who is q son of Mr.. Thomas K. Jeni-
fer. of Loeb Raven, will graduate this year at
the Maryland Law School.
Mr.. Charles Brocklneyer, of the 18th dis
trict, was among the visitors to Towson on
Thursday. He has been secretary OF the Full
lerton Permanent Loan Association ever since
it's organization, about twenty years ago, and
his association has done great deal to advance
the interests of that rapidly improving section
| of the county, as through it many thousands
of dollars have been expended in the erection OF
new buildings and some men have thus secured
homes that might not otherwise have been
able to do So Although the association has
received and disbursed large sums of money,
| IL has never lost dollar through bad invest
ments. Mr.. Alexander Mccormick is its presi-
dent.
Again Sworn In.-Messrs Charles h: Wise
| and George A. Davis, Democrats, and Jarrett
| N. Zimmerman, Republican, supervisors OF
| election for Baltimore county, reappointed by
| Governor Crothers for a term OF two years,
| took the oath of Office before Mr.. William +.
| Cole. Clerk of the Circuit Court. The board
organized by electing Mr.. Wise president; Mr..
| Thomas J. Hunter, clerk, and Mr.. Arthur +.
| Shanklin, counsel.
A REMARK having an important bearing on
the contest for the Republican nomination is
that attributed to President Roosevelt at the