The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-09-19
Monkton. R.-After an absence of

Monkton, N. G. r. R.-After an absence of
forty years Mrs. s. Merryman Anderson again
set foot upon her native heath by visiting her
cousin. Miss Ella Parker, at her home on Car
rolls Manor. Mrs. Anderson was Miss Anna
Bosley, sister of the late s. Parker Bosley, and
with her mother lived with her uncle, the late
John Parker, until her marriage, after which
for a number of years, her late husband lived
on the Furnace Farm of the Hampton estate,
near Towson. Mrs. Anderson, who was accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Bette. enjoyed
visiting the scenes of her youth and meeting
her old friends.
Mrs. Sue Gelbach. of Baltimore, is also visit
ing her niece, Miss Ella Parker.
Rev. William D. Beall is now holding special
services at Warren NJ. E. Church and will be.
gin similar services at Phoenix M. E. Church,
Sunday September 9th.
Rev. Mr.. Plummer and family will occupy
ST. James rectory on Thursday of this week
and receive a cordial welcome from the par
ishioners to make them feel at home in their
new abode.
Miss Mary Nicolai is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. T. Melville Pearce, at the Manor.
Miss Lille Solomon, of Baltimore, visited
Mrs. c. M. Price last week for few days.
Mrs. Alex. Guthrie is visiting relatives near
Stewartstown, Pa.
Mrs. Herbert Young. who has been SO i'll
with typhoid fever, under the care of DR.. T.
Ross Payne and a trained nurse, is slightly
better. DR.. Payne has the reputation of being
very successful in his treatment of this disease,
as he seldom loses patient from it.
The annual election for officers of Monkton
W. G. T. Q. for the ensuing year took place on
Tuesday afternoon, at the residence of Mrs.
Thomas Kaufman, with the following result:
President, Mrs. Thomas Kaufman vice. pres
ident, Mrs. VIM. D: Beall treasurer: Mrs Ida
MerrymaD; recording secretary, Miss Clara
Talbot; corresponding secretary. Miss Mary
Lutz.
Mrs George P. Everhart and her niece, Miss
NJ. Hauer who have been. respectively, presi-
dent and treasurer of the Union, were given up
with great regret, on account OF their leaving
this locality in the near future.
Mr.. Daniel Wilhelm is having the founda-
ton made ready for the erection of new
house on his Manor farm. When the building
is completed it will afford one of the most beau
tiful views in this section of the county. Mr..
Wilhelm and family will be welcome addi
tiODs to the community.
Some folks from this vicinity who went to
hear MIR. Bryan speak at the Fifth Regiment
Armory on Monday evening, take issue with
the San and say every word spoken was dis
tinctly heard and the echo rang back like a
bell. At one time the press of the country
abused Mr.. Bryan because be was too radical
Nowadays he is not radical enough to satisfy
them. Truly, this is hard world to please.
Mrs Ella Taylor, of Baltimore, is visiting at
the home of her nephew, Mr.. O. M. Hutch
ms. for few days this week.
Mrs ]. M. Pearce entertained st. James
Guild oil Thursday afternoon of last week, at
the Guild Hall. An appetizing collation. was
daintly served by the hostess.
Miss Virgie Pearce, the newly appointed
teacher of the Manor school, has enrolled 26
pupils this week.
Masters Stanley Hutchins, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. NJ. Hutchins, has been entered at the
Pikesville school for the present term.
Many people in this section will attend the
farmers picnic at Mt. Carmel on Saturday
next. The Manor Glen races will also draw a
crowd. H.