The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-10-10
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Mr.. E. Stanton Bosey and family are now
occupying their pretty new cottageln AlgDnrtn
Park, adjoining Towson.
MIR. John Skipper, formerly of the 9Th dis
trict, is now conducting the large snow mn
Farm, in Worthington Valley.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Cromwell and family
will remain at their country place on the Pot
Spring road until early in November.
Mr.. Rein II. Denny, messenger in the
County Clerks Office, has been sick and con-
fined to his home in Towson about week.
Rev. A. NJ. Femme, pastor of st. Mary
Catholic Church, Govanstown, who had been
abroad four months, returned few days ago.
Miss Marie Louise Cherbonnier, of limo
mum, will ride Nancy Lee and several other
entries at the Washington Horse Show next
week.
Mrs. James Fenner Lee. of the Eastern
| Shore of Maryland is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. John Moseley Walker, near Owings'
| Mills.
Miss Virginia S. Todd, daughter of Mr..
Thomas Todd, of the 9Th district, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. Grove Lawyer, near Littles-
town, Pa.
MIR. T. A. B. Dukehart, of Towson, will go
to Hagerstown next week to judge in the show
classes at the fair. Mrs. Dukehart will accom-
pany him.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Pinkney Craig, whose
| summer home is at Govanstown, will spend
the coming. winter on Belvedere Terrace,
| Baltimore.
| II. D.
bar, has been admitted to practice in the Cir.
cult Court for Baltimore county, on motion OF
Mr.. Osborne /. Yellott
Mr.. and Mrs James W. Ayres, of Parkton,
announce the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Frances Ayres, to Mr. Samuel b. sum-
merville, of Vienna, Ala.
Mrs. Thomas Peerce and family. of Spring
field Farm, Dulany's Valley, have gone to
| Baltimore for the winter and are occupying a
house on st. Paul street.
Mr.. James ]. Lindsay, of the Towson bar,
| will be among those who will serve as the
guard Of honor at the reception of Cardinal
Gibbons in Baltimore today.
MIR. ]. Hartman Schone, well known resi-
dent of Gardenville and an ex-County Treas
urer, is engaged ON some extra work In the
County Clerks Office at Towson.
Mrs. W. W. Morton and children, VINO
spent the summer in Towson, with her par
ents, Col. and Mrs. d. q. Mcintosh has re-
! turned to her home in Richmond, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar G. Miller, whose
beautiful country place is situated at Charles
| street and Lake avenues, will spend the COM
ing winter at Hotel Stafford, in Baltimore.
MIR. John Lippincott a we'll known poultry
fancier of Belair, called on some of his friends
in Towson this week. He is grandson OF the
late William F. Peerce, of Dulany's Valley:
Mrs. Price, wife of Rev. II. Medley Price,
pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Ashland,
N. c. r. R., has been elected president OF the
Kings Daughters of Maryland for the present
| year.
Col. B. F. Taylor, we'll known Grand
| Army man and superintendent OF the National
Cemetery at Loudon Park, has been nominated
| for department commander for Maryland,
| g. A. R.
Mr.. Lloyd D. Whitaker, formerly of Cock
| eysville after having successfully passed the
| required examination, is now student at the
United States Veterinary College, OF Washing
Mr.. william H. Buck, ST., who had re-
sided at Arlington, Baltimore county. many
years, is now with his son, Mr.. William ID.
Buck, Jr. cashier of the National Bank Of
| Cockeysville.
Dumbarton estate on the York road south OF
Towson, arrived in Paris this week. She is ac-
companied by her daughter, Mrs. P. Lea Thorn,
and the Misses Thorn.
Mr.. John F. O'Hara, a we'll known Balti-
more business man, had an operation perform
ed at the Union Protestant Infirmary on Tues
day. He is brother of Mr.. Martin j. o. Hara,
of the County Clerks Office.
| -Messrs. John and Clarence Arthur. of Fork,
composing the well known firm of John Ar
thur & Son, carriage builders, spent several
days in New York city this week attending a
show of fashionable vehicles.
Mr.. VIM. H. Lawrence, the well known
| Baltimore county attorney, is named as the
executor of the will of ben" Andrews, for
mer Baltimore politician who died at his home
| in Washington Few Gays ago.
DIT Thomas Shields, young veterinary
surgeon, has established an Office at Goodwin IS
stables in Govanstown. He is graduate of
| the Pennsylvania Veterinary College and son
of Mr. Walter L. Shields, of Woodbourne ave;
Mr.. Walter P. Reckord. of Cockeysvilie,
has announced the engagement OF bis daughter,
Miss Grace Emory Reckord, to Mr.. Elmer r..
Halle, young member of the Towson bar.
| The marriage will take place in December.
Mr.. Alonzo D. Morris, Baltimore builder,
who has been renting the Taylor's Mount
Farm at Loreley, 18th district, several years,
will sell all his personal property thereon. on
| Friday October Both. and retire from farming.
Mis- Laura V Fendall daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles e. Fendall, of Towson, left
on Thursday for Accomack Court House, Va,
where she has accepted position in the High
School as teacher of German and Latin. Miss
Fendall is graduate OF the Woman's College,
| of Baltimore.
The engagement has been announced Of
Miss Florence Lydia Sothoron youngest daugh.
ter of Rev. L. ]. Sothoron, of Forest Hill, and
Mr. John Councilman Cockey, son of Mr.. Ed
ward A. Cockey, of Worthington Valley, Bal
timore county. The wedding will take place
late in the fall.
Col. John Moores, of Hartford, who attend.
| ed the diocesan convention in Baltimore last
week, has been delegate to these conventions
fifty-four years. He is an official member OF
Rock Spring Church. north of Belair, and is
believed to be the Oldest vestryman in point OF
service in the State.
Mr.. John M. Nelson, of Sherwood, was on
Monday elected president of the West Airing
| ton improvement Company, succeeding Gen
Frank S. Hamilton, deceased. On the same
day Mr. Nelson was elected director of the
Maryland Electric Railways Company, repre-
senting the banking firm of Hambleton q Co..
of which he is a member.
Miss Elizabeth Emmart daughter of Mr.
and Mrs II. Warren Emmart, of Pikesvile,
celebrated her 9Th birthday at the home OF her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. H. Emmart
at Rockdale. At the party given in her honor
in the afternoon she wore pink frock and the
decorations, including the birthday cake, were
pink and white. She was the recipient Of
many gifts.
Mr. Henry l.. Bowen, one of Towson't
oldest citizens, who lately changed his place OIL
residence, this week was transferred from the
Sd to the I'd precinct of the 9th district Mr.
Bowen, who retired from active pursuits some
time ago, was born in Towson and has spen
his entire life here. For many years he wal
successfully engaged in the real estate and in
surance business.
Mr.. ]. F. Hersey, a we'll known farmer o.
Walkers Switch, N. G. r. R., who was il
Towson on Monday, provided himself with {
lot of trespass notices for the purpose of keep
ing providing gunners off his premises HI
saws they not only shoot near his buildings
causing danger from fire, but they kill hi
poultry a large flock of guinea fowls having
been almost enLlrely Destroyer Ny Ineu. OuCL
outrages as these should not be tolerated.
Pleasant Hill, 9th District-The milC
weather we are having is causing the early
sown grain to present most excellent appear
ance Our farmers have commenced to husl
their corn, which is good crop through thi
section.
Many people from this community are tax
ing in the York fair this week.
Mrs. Bette Ray, of Baltimore, is visiting thu
Misses Miller, near Freeland.
Mrs. ]. Belle Scott wife of Mr.. K. ID. Scott
died on Wednesday. Mr.. Scott moved hi
family to his country residence, near Rayville
from Baltimore about four months ago. Sine
which time his daughter Helen succumbed t.
that fell destroyer, consumption, and now hi
devoted companion has been numbered will
those who have gone before. She was daugh
ter of the late Capt. A. s. Cooper and about 3
years of age. Her funeral took place on Fri
day, at P. NJ, at Pine Grove Church. Mr.
Scott has the sympathies of the entire com
munity in his sad bereavement, as he has bu
one daughter left -,
Mr.. Thomas r. Downs, near Stablersville
who was paralyized about two months ago OF
his right side. is very ill at this time, SUFFERING
from what his physician thinks is cancer OF tn
liver. He is unable to take any nourishmen
and it is only question of how long he cal
survive in that condition. B.