The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-03-28
Personal Mention

Personal Mention
MIR. John A. Scott, Of Western Run Valley,
has been sick in Hagerstown, where he is
! engaged in business.
The Misses Yellott, who spent the past
| winter in Baltimore. have returned to their
farm in Dulany's Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon G. Walker, who spent
| about six weeks in Savannah, Ga, returned
| to their home in TOwsOn few days ago.
Mrs R. w. Shermentine and Miss Helen
| Tarbert of Glencoe, N. @. r. R., have returned
from visit to friends in Tennessee and
Virginia.
| Church has unanimously requested the return
of their pastor, Rev. John r. Edwards, for an
| other year.
M and Mrs. Charles q. Wier and family,
who spent the past winter in Baltimore, have
returned to Hawthornden, their summer home
| west of Towson.
Mrs Frank r. Rich, of Pittsburg. Pa. &C.
| companied by her little daughter, Mary Trail,
is visiting her parents, Major and Mrs. John
l. Yellott, of Towson.
North Point NJ. E. Church South, has COM
pleted his four years of service at that charge
and will be sent elsewhere by the conference
now in session at Roanoke, Va.
Mr.. William 8. Keech, of the Towson bar,
is another resident of this town to become a
devotee of the automobile. He has provided
himself with fine new runabout that he will
have on the roads in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Dudley Riggs. OF Hart
ford, Conn, have been visiting relatives in
Maryland. 1t has again been rumored that
Mr.. and Mrs. Riggs will likely return to Balti-
more county to make their home.
Mr.. David Standiford, who short time
ago purchased the residence of Mrs. Mary But
Ter, in Towson, is now occupying the same
with bis mother and sisters. He is connected
with the Miller Fertilizer Company in
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert s. Francis, formerly
of Long Green Valley, who had been living in
Baltimore about year, this week removed to
Towson. Mr.. Francis has bought the cottage
of his father, Mr.. Richard c. Francis, on Della
ware avenue.
Rev. Charles Mercer Hall. of Kingston, N.
Y. who concluded q successful mission at st.
Thomas Church, Garrison Forest, on the 10th
instant, married. the only daughter of Judge
Alton B. Parker, who was the Democratic
nominee for President four years ago.
Mr.. Frank 81. WorthingtOn, of Towson,
will leave for Seattle April 9th, and from thence
will sail for farof Korea, to join her husband.
The journey will require about six weeks. Mrs:
Worthington, was formerly MISS mary Iraili
DIR. Thomas @. Baldwin, formerly well
known physician of White Hall, N. G. r. R
who went from there several years ago to en-.
gage in practice in York, Pa, has returned
and resumed practice at White Hall. he re-
ceived q warm welcome when he came back
Mr.. John E. Flayhart, foreman of The
UNION Office, who was able to return to his
home in Towson on Saturday last, continues
to improve and hopes soon to be able to resume
his duties in the Office. He had an operation
performed at the City Hospital about a month
ago.
Mr.. Eugene Pocock, having sold his snug
little farm, near Sweet Air, to Mr.. Henry Al
bright, will retire from the business and dis
pose of his stock and implements on Wednes-
day, April 9Th, as will be seen by reference to
tho odvorfiainO columns 0f THE Union this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Melville Pearce, who
spent several weeks in Towson, went to Balti-
more on Thursday, 18th inst, and will likely
return to their home on My Lady's Manor
next week. Mr.. Pearce's health has improved
SO much that he was able to walk about the
town.
rented their farm at Mantua Mills, 4th district,
and intended going to Baltimore to live, have
changed their minds and will continue to re-
side on the farm. Mr.. Chilcoat is advertising
sale of some personal effects in THE UNION
today.
Mr.. Richard Tilghman Gilmor has been
sick for some days at the Confederate Soldiers
Home at Pikesville. He is son of the late
Robert Gilmor, of Glen Ellen, and brother
of the late Col. Harry Gilmor, who gained
notoriety during the Civil War as Confeder-
ate cavalry leader.
Mr.. Marshall H. Wilson, of Towson, who
IS connected Wild L00 bureau Oh L00 O6uSuS III
Washington. leaves today for Wisconsin to
gather important statistical information for his
department. He will be absent about five
months and will visit every town of any i'm
portance in the State.
Mrs. Cook, wife of Mr.. Elmer ]. Cook,
who had an operation performed for appen-
dicitis at the Johns Hopkins Hospital on Tues.
day of last week, made a rapid recovery and
is able to return to her home here. She had
suffered severely for several months before
deciding upon an operation.
Mr.. Robert Pilson. of Towson, who has
been connected with Mr.. William d. Randalps
store in Baltimore many years, will lose his
position when Mr. Randall retires from bust
ness next week. Mr.. Pilson has had several
offers from other grocery houses, but has not
yet dstsrminsd what be viii do
and will enter them as soon as an opportunity
offers. Mr. Taylor is in shape for riding right
now, and expects to have plenty of work before
the meeting is over. Tommy" Wright is an.
other Baltimore county amateur who is booked
for mounts at Benning.
Mr.. Clinton Jessop and his rephew, Mr.. D.
Stewart Jessop, we'll known citizens of the 9Th
district were in Towson on Thursday arrange
ing for an extensive sale of the latter, which
will take place at Ashland, April 7th. Mr..
Jessop, who met with a serious accident in the
woods some time ago, finds it necessary to close
out his fine sawmill and logging outfit in order
to recuperate his health. The saleis advertised
in THE UNION today.
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