The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-05-23
Parsonai Mention

Personal Mention
Mr.. James s. Nussear, of the 8th district,
is foreman of the present grand jury:
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ober and family, OF
Baltimore. have reOpened for the summer their
country place west of Lutherville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa B. Gardiner, yr., who
spent several months at Sherwood, have re-
turned to their house at Cockeysville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolton ]. Love will spend
the summer with the latters parents, Mr.; and
Mrs. J. J. George of "Ellendale," Long Green
Capt. E. Herman, of Lutherville, went to
York on Tuesday to attend the funeral OF his
brother Mr.. Philip Herman, retired farmer
who resided in that city.
more, are again occupying for the summer
Alta Vista, their fine country place on the
York road south of Towson.
Miss Mildred Remare, who had an opera
ton for appendicitis performed at Baltimore
hospital, isimproving rapidly, She is "a daugn-
ter of Mr.. r. A. Remare, well known farmer
of Monkton.
Among the graduates of the Baltimore
Law School this year will be Mr.. ]. Howard
Fox, of Towson; Mr.. J. Leroy Hopkins, of
Govanstown, and Mr.. Oscar W. Keys, OF Spar
rows Point.
Rev. M. j. Riordon, the popular pastor of
st. Charles Catholic Church, Pikesville, de-
livered his highly entertaining lecture on the
Holy Land, at Lehman's Hall, Baltimore, on
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Hugh W. s. Powers. of Highland.
Howard county, and her little daughter, paid
a visit this week to relatives in Towson. Mr..
Powers was a delegate to the Diocesan Con-
vention held in Baltimore.
Chief Judge n Charles Burke, of Towson,
was an honorary pal. bearer at the funeral OF
Mr. Thomas M. Lanahan, the eminent lawyer,
that took place at st. Ignatius' Church, Balti-
more, on Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Jesse Galloway of Towson, formerly
of Baltimore, accompanied by Miss Florence
Arthur, daughter of Mr.. John Arthur, of Fork,
left on Tuesday for New York city, where they
will spend some time with relatives.
Mr.. Charles H. Schuster will take first
honors in the graduating class Of st. Johns
Golege AnHse5Po,s this il s s0a o.
nephew of Mr.. Charles G. Schuster, of Towson.
Mr. Osborne l. Yellott, who met with
| serious automobile accident several weeks ago
and who has since been at the Church Home
| in Baltimore, was able to ride out to Towson
| last Sunday. He expects to return to his
| home here today.
Rev. Thomas H. Wright. of Kent county
formerly pastor of Baltimore Circuit NJ. P.
| Church, called on some of his friends in Tow
son on Wednesday. He came up to Baltimore
| to hear Bryan deliver his prince of Peace"
| lecture, but was unable to secure seat at the
| Lyric.
Rev. Alex Gault, of High Point, N. c., who
was recently rendered the rectorship OF ST..
| James P. E. Church, Ny Lady's Manor, has
declined the call. The vestry of his church at
| High Point refused to accept his resignation
and for this reason he declines the call to st.
| James.
The Belair Democrat of this week says
CDR. J. f. H. Gorsuch, of Fork, has been APP
| pointed chairman of the Board of Health for
Baltimore county. The genial doctor is so
close to Hartford, where he has so many friends,
| that we feel he is almost one OF us. The ap-
| xo;nk,oapf 10 ovnollont ~
Rev. Alex. M. Rich, assistant at Grace P.
| E. Church, Baltimore, has accepted call to
| the rectorship of All-Hallows' Church, Snow
| Hill, Md. MIR. Rich is native of Baltimore
county and son of the late Rev. DR.; Arthur
| j. Rich. who was for many years head OF
| Hannah More Academy, Reisterstown.
Mr.. Joseph M. Street,, editor of the Har-
| ford Democrat had an operation performed at
his home in Belair on Tuesday night, follow
ing protracted spell of illness. His condi-
| ton has since improved. Mr.. STREET. is q
brother of Mrs. Charles E. Fendall, of Towson,
| and is well known in Baltimore county.
| DR. and Mrs. Frank r. Rich and their
| little daughter, Mary Trail, will start next
| Monday at p NJ. for their new home IN San
Francisco and, if all goes well, they will arrive
there the following Saturday. DR.. Rich has a
business connection with the Coffin Redington
Company an extensive drug house OF that city.
Rev W. H. H. Powers, who had been in
Richmond, Va, since he left the Johns Hop
kins Hospital, returned to Towson on Wednes-
| dav He came up to Baltimore to attend the
convention. He will spend the summer in
| Albemarle county, Va. He has improved very
much and his entire restoration to health is
expected.
Mrs. Eudocia Stansbury, one of the Oldest
residents of Baltimore county, has been in an
| extremely feeble condition this week at the
home of DR.. R. G. Massenburg, in Towson,
and it is doubtful if she can rally. Mrs. STAINS.
bury formerly owned the Eudowood estate,
where the Maryland Hospital for Consump
| tives is now located.
Mr.. Cyrus Copper, who has passed the
allotted time of life, was among those who re-
newed their subscriptions to TIE UNION on
| Wednesday. He has been superintendent oil
| Mt. Carmel Cemetery, east of Baltimore city,
forty-four years and has seen that section OF
the To cG sSEsy grew pspaiasss saa
munitN 4..,,..s,rI- S1reer1,- on rossou, made
an automobile run to Lancaster, Pa, on Tues
day and took his mother Mrs. Joshua R
Green, to that city for an extended visit to be-
daughter, Mrs. Clark. He was accompanied
by MIR. William s. Keech. They made the run
to York (forty-three miles) in about thres
hours, including several stops. They return
ed on Wednesday night.
DR. and Mrs. Stuart Cassard, Mr. and Mrs.
John W. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Bayne
Dukehart and Miss Bessie Hall, of Towson,
and several others, went on fishing jaunt to
Bradshaw on Tuesday, travelling in two au-
tomobiles. They made the return trip-the
distance being about II miles-in Al minutes.
And then the party dined with Mr.. and Mrs.
Hall and ate the fish-they didn't catch.
Mr. Henry Walter, who had been justice
of the peace in the 18th district for thirty four
years. and who was reappointed by Governor
Crothers, declines, on account Of increasing
years. to take out his new commission. Mr.
Walter, who is n years of age, thinks he il
one of the Oldest magistrates in the county
He was first appointed at the instance of the
late DR.. Allender, who was at the time mem.
Der of the House of Delegates. Mr.. Walter
was then employed at Franklinville mill.
Among the delegates from Baltimore
county who this week attended the 125th con.
vention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in
Baltimore were the following: Revs. Joseph
Fletcher, Percy Foster Hall, ]. Worrel Lar
mour, Edward T. Lawrence, Henry B. Lee
Jr., Duncan McCulloh, r. Heber Murphy, A.
T. Pindell. w. H. H. Powers, w. F. Watkins
Jr. and Messrs. Randolph Barton, Charles W
Hoff VIM. Fell johnson, D. NJ. Matthews,
Smith Orrick, Edward N. Rich and William
]. Todd NJ. d.