The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-11-21
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spent ten days in New York, have returned Il
"Benheim," their home near Sweet Air.
Hon. ]. Fred. G. Talbot and Mrs. Talbot
| of Lutherville, as has been their custom fo
years, are making their annual autumn visi
| to New York.
Hon. d. Hopper Emory and family have
closed their summer cottage on West Penn
sylvania avenue, Towson, and removed tC
| Baltimore for the winter.
MIR. Charles H. Wier and family will Close
Towson, early next week and remove to Boil
| ton street, Baltimore, for the winter.
MIR. W. Armour Jenkins and family have
closed their country home in Long Green Val
ley and reopened for the winter their city resi-.
dence on Mt. Royal avenue, Baltimore.
Mr.. Thomas Hill, of Baltimore, has been
elected president of the st. Andrew Society OF
Maryland, and Mr.. James McNab, of Cations
Vile, member of the board of managers.
MIR. E.. Glenn Perine and family, who oc-
cupied Homeland" their fine old estate on
Charles street avenue during the summer, have
reopened their city residence on Cathedral
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Darlington will
remain at their home at Loreley until after
Thanksgiving and will then spend few weeks
at the Virginia Hot Springs before going to
Florida for the winter.
DIR. A. NJ. Kalbach and family, who spent
the past summer and early fall at "Montrose, y
their beautiful country place on the Western
Maryland Railroad, have returned to Lancas-
ter, Pa, for the winter
Mrs. Bond, wife of Mr. Nicholas P. Bond,
the well known Baltimore lawyer, who was
injured in an automobile accident last Sunday
a week a short distance west of Towson, has
almost entirely recovered.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles E. Rieman we're
among those from Baltimore county who wit
messed the Yale-Princeton football game last
Saturday. The crowd that saw the game was
estimated at 10000 people.
Mr.. A. Campbell Checker, who lately had
a sale of personal property near Glencoe, has
abandoned farming and removed to White
Hall, N. c. R. r. where he has purchased the
property of Mrs. G. M. Parrish.
Col Charles B. Rogers, of Pittsburg, for
merly school examiner of Baltimore county,
has been spending some time with relatives in
Maryland. Col Rogers spent many years of
his life at "Lystra," the old Rogers homestead
in Green Spring Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs Greenbury P. Shepperd are
now occupying their pretty new cottage on
Bellona avenue, north of Govanstown. Mrs.
Henry Schwarz, Mrs. SHEPHERDS mother, who
sold her personal effects on her country place
several weeks ago. is now living with them.
Mr.. John Bosley, a student at st. Johns
College, Annapolis, has been very sick with
pneumonia for some days, the disease develop
ing from an attack of grip. He is son of Mr..
John G. Bosley, of Baltimore county, and
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ball team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel w. Black. of White
Hall, N. G. r. r., announce the engagement
of their daughter Alice, to Mr.. Herbert War
rem Ridgely, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Talbot Ridgely, of Barrett's Delight, near
Warren. The wedding will take place early in
December.
DIR. Joseph R. Owens, who is mayor OF
Hyattsville and treasurer of the Maryland
Agricultural College, went to the John Hop
kins Hospital on Wednesday for rest and treat.
ment. The wife of DR.. Owens is a sister of
Mr. Charles A. Councilman, well known
Baltimore county farmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fahnestock and Mr..
Albert Fahnestock, proprietors of Halten
Farms, north of Cockeysville,. have closed
their summer home there and removed to
Baltimore for the winter. The Messrs. Fahnes-
took, who are bankers, are now the largest
landowners in that section of Baltimore
county.
Mr.. Luther Meredith Williams retired
railroad contractor, celebrated his seth birth
day on Wednesday, at his home at Freeland,
N. G. r. r. He is in the enjoyment of good
health and still looks after work on the farm.
He is native of Hartford county and son OF
Abraham Williams, who was soldier in the
War of 1872.
Mr.. John F. OHara, whose serious condi-
ton at the Union Protestant Intirmary was
noted in these columns last week, has shown
his family is deeply concerned about him.
After submitting to serious operation he was
attacked with pneumonia and then blood
poison set in.
Mr.. Dixon Connolly who, few months
ago. purchased property and located at Bald
win, Md. & Pa. Railroad. was attending to
some business matters in Towson on Tuesday.
Mr.. Connolly is very much pleased with lis
new location and thinks the business outlook
there excellent. He expects to make still
further Improvements to his property next
spring.
intendent of East Baltimore district, was q
welcome caller at THE UNION office early Mon
day morning. He was on his way to Provl-
dence Church, northeast of Towson, to con-
duct quarterly conference. Dr. Mcdowell,
who was for several years pastor OF st: John,
N. E. Church, Lutherville, has host of friends
| in Baltimore county.
Mrs. S. Parker Bosley has issued cards for
the marriage of her daughter Elizabeth, to DR..
| ]. King B. E. Seeger, of Baltimore. The cere-
mony will take place in Trinity ?. E: Church,
Towson, on Wednesday, December I'd, 1905, al
| the late s. Parker Bosley, of the Towson bar,
and sister of Mr.. E. Stanton Bosley, chief
| clerk and auditor in the Office of the County
| Commissioners.
"A congregational meeting will be held in
| Bethel Presbyterian Church on Sunday morn
| ing, November 29th, to take action on the mat
| ter of asking the pastor, Rev. Samuel M. Engle,
| who is also pastor of White Hall Presbyterian
| Church, to resign the latter passionate and give
| his entire services to Bethel congregation: IL
| this is done it is intended to combine Ashland
and White Hall churches under one pastorate
and in that event Rev. II. Medley Price, OIL
| Ashland, will serve both churches.
Mr.. Walter P. Reckord. of Cockeysville
| has issued cards to the marriage of his daugh
| ter, Miss Grace Emory Reckord to Mr.. Elmer
| r. Halle, on December 9th, at Epworth M. e
| Church, Cockeysville. Miss Reckord was
| graduated from the Womans College in 1903
| Mr.. Halle is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ
| Halle, Of Mount Vista, and member OF the
| Towson bar He has purchased pretty cot
tage on West Pennsylvania avenue, Towson
| where he and his bride will make their home
The County Commissioners this week ap
pointed Mr.. James ]. Lindsay, counsel to thu
Board to fill the vacancy caused by the 9e s1I
| John F. Centrum. Mr.. Lindsay is wei
known and successful lawyer who has served
| in the House of Delegates and the Senate o.
Maryland and is at present president OF thu
Baltimore County Volunteer Firemens Asso
citation. His many friends are much pleased
| at his selection by the Board and know tina
he will discharge his duties faithfully ant
Mr.. d. Sterett Cuttings, of Baltimore, wa.
| attending to some business matters IN TowsoI
| on Thursday. He and bis sisters i've IN sum
mer at 'Roslin," the old Cuttings homestead
near Upper Falls, 18th district, and in severa
wears past they have sustained number
losses through petty thefts, two sets OF harness
having been stolen from their premises lately
| A reward of $50 was advertised for the appre
hension of the thief, but so far without result
Other families in the neighborhood, Mr.. Git
things saws, have met with losses in the same
| way. and the nuisance has become almos
intoerable.
Sales of Suburban Real Estate.-JohI
v, Slade, auctioneer, sold at the Court Hous
door on Wednesday, for Mr.. W. Gill Smith
attorney and assignee of mortgage iron
Samuel F. Coale to Lilly K. Fitzhugh, hous
and lot on the north side of Haywood avenue
Ruxton Heights purchased by Mr.. William
| d. Marks for 1925.
At the same time and place William NJ
Risteau. auctioneer, sold for Mr. w. Gill Smith
attorney and assignee of mortgage from
| Samuel F. Coale to William Bryan, five franz
tenement houses and lots near Ruxton; n.
r. R.; purchased by Mr.. William ID. Mark
for 81, 405.
Breaking a Colt.-An authority on thi
subject saws that every farmers boy shoul
break colt to ride and drive before he can cal
his education complete. 1t will be an expert
ence that the boy will be proud of and whicl
Il.