The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-12-05
Personal Mantion.-

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N. G. R. R., is visiting relatives and friends IN
Philadelphia.
Mr.. B. Frank Deford and family have
closed their summer home on the Joppa road
| west of Towson and gone South.
Mr.. Thomas F. Matthews and family have
| closed their summer home at Ruxton and re-
| moved to Baltimore for the winter
Mrs. Henry G. Hutchins, of My Ladys
Manor, has been spending week with her
mother, Mrs. Julia M. Motter, of Manchester,
| Maryland.
MI. W. F. Keen, head of the well known
| Baltimore lumber firm of W. +. Keen d Co.,
was among the callers at The UNION Office on
| Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Matthews have
| closed their summer home near Cockeysvllle,
and reopened their city residence, 1902 ST. Paul
| street, Baltimore.
Mir q. Mason Janney, of New York, spent
| several days the past week with his mother,
Mrs. Thomas Janney, of Margaret Meadows
Green Spring Valley.
DIR. and Mrs. w. T. Foster, of Terracedale
South Towson, have closed their house and
taken an apartment at the st. james HOTEL
Baltimore, for the winter.
Mr. Berlin f. Wright, son of Mr.. w. y. b.
Wright, of Fork, has been seriously i'll for
some days at the home of DR.. Charles K. DAVIS
Carrollton avenue, Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander c. Nelson have
closed their country home at Lake Station, n.
G. R. R., and are occupying for the winter their
Town mouse, Ola NOTtu OudIleS otLoCts
Mrs. William l.. Cauthorn and Miss Murlel
Powers, of Towson, who spent ten days with
Mrs. Hugh W. S. Powers at the rectory at
Highland, Howard county, have returned.
DIR. Walter H. Vinal, a well known ply
stefan of Hamilton, Hartford road, has been
seriously ill for some days with dropsy. His
mother, who resides in the North, is with him.
DIR. E. Jones, who had been living on what
is known as the Buchanan place, on the Hlllen
road, has closed up his farming operations
there and removed to Woodbourne avenue,
Govanstown.
Mr.. Harry Malcolm, of La Plata Charles
county, formerly of Towson, was on Thursday
commissioned BY the Governor as deputy
game warden with jurisdiction throughout
the entire State.
Otis K. Sadtler. of Mt. Washington, bain-
more county, was among those designated by
President Roosevelt on Thursday to take the
examination for admission to the West Point
Military Academy.
Mr.. Lewis s. Cole, who has held an Office at
the Maryland House of Correction for nine
MIR. William P. Cole, Clerk OF the Circuit
Court, at his home in Towson.
Mr. John Bosley, student at st. Johns
College, Annapolis, who had been very sick
with pneumonia, has recovered. He is captain
Of the college OF c0ny son Oh
Rev w. W. Shaw, pastor of Govanstown
PRESBYTERIAN Church, who lately received call
to church in Seattle, Wash, is now in that
city looking over the field before deciding
whether to accept or decline the same; Gov
Frank Brown, attracted good deal OF atten'
ton in Towson last Saturday driving hne
irongray mule to a natty cart. She came here
to ioin the meet of the Elkridge hounds:
Mr.. Clarence E. Baldwin, of Baldwin,
Long Green Valley, who is well known stock
dealer, is this week attending the great Nation
al Live Stock Show in Chicago; He will no
doubt bring back some fine cattle With him.
The marriage of Mr.. Elmer r. Halle, OF
the Towson bar, and Miss Grace r. RecKord
will take place in Epworth M. E. Church,
Cockeysvilie, Saturday, December 9th. at 81
PM. The young couple will reside in Towson.
Mr.. Samuel M. Shoemaker. of Baltimore
county, will preside at the meeting OF Mary
| land dairymen to be held at Mccoy Hall, Bal
timore, Tuesday, December 1otn, ana ne rs Is
now actively engaged in preparing plans for
Gen. James A. Gary and Col. David g. Nc
Intosh, of Baltimore county, are among those
appointed by Gov. Crothers on Thursday as
committee to arrange celebration on the I'm IN
| of February next of the centennial OF the Dlrtn
| of Abraham Lincoln.
Mr.. Harry T. Campbell, the well known
| contractor, has returned from hunting trip
| to Anne Arundel county. He was accom-
panied by his daughter and two sons and they
killed IA rabbits, Miss Florence CampDell Dag
| cling one of the number.
Mr.. ]. Dixon O'Dell. well known Baltl-
more county civil engineer, has been engaged
| for several months on the survey of the large
| Whitaker estate in Cecil county. Although
| Mr.. O'Dell is over IS years of age be is still
remarkably active and clear headed man.
Mr. John W. Bull, of Baltimore, for many
| wears we'll known business man OF Warren,
| Baltimore county, called on some of his frienos
| in Towson on Wednesday. He has almost en-
| tirely recovered from serious operation tnat
| confined him to the Church Home ana In
| Urinary for five weeks.
Mrs John s. Ensor, who was among those
| hurt in the collapse of the grandstand at the
Mt. Washington football game on Thanks
| giving day, has almost entirely recovered;
| Several other residents of the village sustained
| slight injuries and the only wonder is that the
| accident was not more serious in its results.
| Mr.. Richard Vincent, of White Marsh,
| Baltimore county, was elected vice president OF
| the Maryland Horticultural Society. the an
| nual meeting of which was held in Baltimore
| this week, Mr.. Isaac H. Moss, of Govanstown,
was elected vice president OF the society Tor
Baltimore county, the Office previously held by
Mr.. Vincent.
| Mr.. John A. Dushane, for over fifty years
a we'll known manufacturer and dealer IN pa
per in Baltimore, was successfully operated on
| a few DAYS ago for an injury to his leg. MI.
| Dushape is a resident of Baltimore county his
home, known as "Bryn Inn" being located
on west side of Roland avenue, just north OF
| Roland Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. YelIott and their
daughter, Miss Emily Yellott have closed
their house in Long Green Valley and taken
an apartment on Linden avenue, Baltimore,
for the winter. Mr.. Yellott is recovering from
serious injury to his left hand which ne SUI sns
tanned about three weeks ago while ailgntlng
from street car in Baltimore.
Mr.. Charles D. Nicolai, of Penhurst ave-
nue., West Arlington, gave dinner on Weu-
nesday in honor of his mother Mrs, Charles
81. Nicolai who celebrated her 10th birthday
that day. The only guests outside of the inn
mediate members of the family we're Mrs. j. O.
Cooper and Mrs. Mary Butler, of Towson, who
are friends of Mrs. Nicolai of many years
standing.
Mrs. Florence R. Houck, who was married
to County Commissioner William byerly on
Wednesday, is the eldest daughter of the late
John M. Wheeler of the 9Th district, who was
many wears ago, court clerk in the office Of the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county and lived IL
Towson. For about six years Mrs. Houck hac
been connected with the Kelso Home for Or
phan Girls of the M. E. Church at Forest Park
as instructor in sewing, which position she hal
@Dr. William ID. Corse, of the 14th district
who was confined to a hospital for three
| months. has returned to his home greatly
| benefited 1t was discovered while he was II
| the hospital that a clot of blood was pressing
against his brain, the result of an accident tina
| occurred about year ago, when he was thrown
from his buggy. This was successfully re
moved. Dr. Corse is son of Mr.. Robert
Corse, formerly a member of the Board o
| County Commissioners.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ). Lindsay, of Tow
son, and their daughter, Miss Regina Lindsay
were among the large number from Bait
! more who went to Hagerstown last Sunday I
, attend the Knights of Columbus ceremonies i
the latter city. number of members OF tn
party were made very sick by something the
, ate at the luncheon that was provided, but Nj
and Mrs. Lindsay were not among the numoel
1t was at first thought to be ptomaine poison
, ing. but this proved to be incorrect.
Mr.. C. Frank Emmart, who was for seN
, eral wears engaged with the Wheeler q Cole II
surance office in Towson, is now successiI
builder and real estate operator in that rapid
| improving section on and near the Frankli
| and Dogwood roads. Mr.. Emmart has bui
! ! and sold several pretty cottages and conten
: plates the erection of Others. He says there
a constantly growing demand for land in tn;
! | section of the county and, what necessaril
] follows, steady advancement in the prices.
: Damage Case Grows Out Of Dog Bite
e The trial of the suit of Miss Marcia E. Brad.
: daughter of Mr.. Thomas S. Brady, OF Gree