The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-02-15

Personal Mention
Mr.. E. +. Sellers, of Philadelphia, spen
last Sunday with his cousin, Mrs. 9. Howard
Stirling, of Towson.
Miss Elizabeth Offntt, daughter of Mr.
| and Mrs. Noah E. Offutt, of Cockeysville, il
suffering from an attack of pneumonia.
Rev. W. Il. 81. Powers, rector Of Trinity
| Church, Towson, who has been sick for some
weeks, is still unable to attend to his pastoral
duties.
days this week and confined to bis home in
Towson. Something he ate seriously disagreed
with him.
The congregation of Reisterstown M. e.
Church has requested the return of their pres
ent pastor, Rev. W. NICK. Hammack, for an
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Weller, of Reisters-
town, accompanied by their son FELTON,, sailed
this week for a three months cruise of the
Mediterranean.
Mr.. Thomas Mann has rented his farm,
known as Windsor Heights, Dulany's Valley,
to Mr.. William 81. DeBaugh, who will take
charge about March LIST, succeeding Mr.. Will
liam Albright.
Mr.. James McNab, who had been very
sick at the Hotel Belvedere, in Baltimore, has
sufficiently recovered to be removed to his
home, "Rosemont," Gainesville. Mr.. McNab
is retired chemist and horticuturist.
Mr.. Harrison Rider, of Baltimore county,
was among the guests at the family dinner
given few days ago in honor of the Slst birth
day of Mrs. Katharine Merceron, of Sy kesville,
Md. His sister, Mrs. Jennie Warfeld, was
also guest.
Mr.. Jervis Spencer has been suffering from
pneumonia at his home in Green Spring VAL
ley. He was elected States Attorney of Balti-
more county on the fusion ticket in 1875 and
subsequently held an Office under the Cleve-
land administration.
MIR. Peter Tremper, of Putty Hill Belair
road, who drove to Towson in his sleigh on
Tuesday morning, expressed himself pretty
freely about those people who had spoiled the
roads for sleighing by hauling heavy drags
over them. He thinks this is custom that
should be stopped.
Mr.. John T. Hershner, of Towson, and
Mr. Herbert J. Lee, of Dulany,s Valley. have
been elected delegate and reserve delegate to
represent Towson NJ. E. Church at the Lay
Electoral Conference, to be held in Washing
ton, D. O., during the session of the Baltimore
Annual Conference in April.
MIR. Richard Dallam, president Of the
Mutual Fire Insurance Company OF Hartford
county, has also been elected president Of the
Smith, Rouse & Webster Company, of Belair,
the annual meeting of which was held few
days ago. Mr.. Elmer J. Cook. of the Towson
bar, was elected director Of the latter COM
pany.
largest dairy farmers of Baltimore county, was
among those who lately inspected the electric
milking machine in operation at st. omer
Farm, in Hartford county. He was favorably
impressed with the operations OF the machine
and thinks it will come into general use whore
conditions are favorable.
Mr.. John II. Wight was married in
Richmond, Va, last Saturday afternoon, to
Miss Eta Hayes, daughter of Mr.. James
Hayes, a prominent resident of that city. Mr..
William D. Wight was his fathers best man.
Mr. Wight, who is member of the Sherwood
Distilling Company at Cockeysville, owns a
beautiful country place in Green Spring Valley.
Mr.. T. Edward Hambleton, of the Balti-
more banking house of Hambleton q Co., has
been elected member of the Stock Exchange.
He, accompanied by Mr.. Robert Deford,
will sail from New York today and spend sew
eral months abroad. Mr.. Hambleton is son
of Mr.. Frank s. Hambelton and grandson
of the late T. Edward Hambleton, Of HANDLE
dune" near Lutherville.
MIR. r. Harry d. Willis, q native OF Tow
son, has been elected vice president and gen.
eral manager of the youngstown d Pittsburg
Coal Company, with headquarters at Youngs-
town, O., where he resides. Mr.. Willis is a
son of the late DR.. Richard Willis, who for
many years conducted drug store in Towson.
He has been engaged in the coals business at
Youngstown some years.