The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-09-26
Parsonal Mention.-

are receiving the congratulations of theil
friends upon the birth of a son.
MIR. Edward H. Burke, son of Chief Judge
Burke, who had been abroad for some weeks
returned to his home in Towson on Tuesday.
Rev. H. Medley Price, pastor of Ashland
Presbyterian Church, preached last Sunday in
the Presbyterian Church at Fallston, Hartford
county.
r. R., is spending some time with her daugh-
ter. Miss Jennie Phillips, of Madison avenue,
Mr.. W. Clarence Craumer, cashier of the
Towson National Bank, who has been enjoy
ing his two weeks vacation, will return to
duty next Monday.
Mr.. Harry T. Campbell, the we'll known
contractor, who was sick with malaria fever
at his home, Windsor Hills, was able to be in
Towson on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Barton, Jr., who
spent the greater part of the summer at Mar
ragansett Pier, r. l., have returned to their
home near Pikesville.
Mr.. J. Edward Graefe, son of Mr.. Edward
Graefe, of Delight, Baltimore county, has en-
tered Western Maryland College, Westminster,
for four-year course.
Miss Harlem James, who is now occupy
ing the beautiful old Nisbet estate, known as
"Montrose," near Texas, was caller at THE
UNION Office few days ago.
Mr.. W. I. Wright, prominent official OF
to Towson on Wednesday and met number
of Baltimore county officials.
Miss Elizabeth Cans, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Fl. Cans, of Govanstown, has en-
tered the school for young ladies at Manhat-
tanville, on the Hudson river.
Mr.. Angus Cameron, of Roland Park, and
Mr.. Bernard Myers, of Glenarm, have been
drawn to serve as grand jurors at the present
term of the U. s. District Court.
Misses Lillian and Maud Pocock who
spent their vacation with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Philip II. Pocock, of Dulany's VAL
ley, have returned to school in Baltimore.
Mr.. Robert Il. Smith, the well known at
torney, who spent the summer abroad, accom-
panied by his wife and daughter, returned to
Baltimore on Tuesday. They are now at Mt.
Holly Inn.
Mr.. Charles E. Corkran and family, for
merly of Lutherville, who spent the past sum-
mer at Winthrop Highlands, Mass, are again
at Young's Hotel, Boston, Mass, for the fall
and winter.
Mr.. W. Evans Anderson, secretary of the
proposed farmers fair to be held at White Hall,
N. C. R. R., next month was in Towson on
Tuesday and Friday in the interest of this
commendable project.
DIR. A. v. Cherbonnier, Mrs. A. V. Cher
BONNER, Miss Julia Cherbonnier and A. ".
Cherbonnier, Jr., have returned to their home
2230 North Calvert street, afterlspending four
months in the country.
-Rt. Rev. William Paret, Bishop of the
Diocese of Maryland, quietly celebrated his S2d
birthday on Wednesday. He enjoys remark
ably good health and spends as much OF his
time outdoors as possible.
Mrs. Mary M. Austen, formerly of Glencoe,
Baltimore county, who spent the past summer
at the Mansion House. Fishers Island, N. Y,
has returned to 552 West 18th street, New
York CITY, for the winter
Mr.. William H. Eyer, who spent about
two months in Germany and visited his moth
er in Heidelberg returned to his home in Tow
son on Tuesday night. He experienced a very
rough voyage on the return trip.
Mr.. A. G. Snyder, whose summer home is
Jr., of Woodbrook, have been drawn to serve
as petit jurors at the September term of the
United States Court in Baltimore.
Mr.. Redmond G. Stewart of Baltimore
county, has been appointed by Governor
Crothers delegate from Maryland to the an
Association, to be held in Richmond, Va.
Col. William s. Powell, Of Ellicott City,
who last week resigned as a member of the
State Board of Education, has been induced
by the Governor to withdraw his resignation
and continue his membership in the Board.
Mr.. William Grason, of the Towson bar,
who is in Denver attending the meeting of the
Sovereign Grand Lodge, 1. o. o. F., as a rep
resentative from the Maryland Grand Lodge,
will accept the thanks of The UNION for copies
of interesting reports.
Miss Anna Jean, of Harrisonville, who has
been critically i'll for several months of typhoid
fever and complications, is reported better.
She is daughter of the late William P. Jean
and sister of Mr.. Henry 8. Jean, well known
citizen of the I'd district
DIR. Preston Wysong, q successful New
York physician, has been visiting the Wright
family, who are occupying the Bonnie Blink
estate, near Cockeysyille. He is native Of
Hartford county and member of the we'll
known family of that name.
Z Judge and Mrs. Frank l. Duncan have is
sued cards for the marriage of their daughter,
Dora Waring, to Mr.. Ernest Cummins Hatch,
a young member of the Towson bar. The
ceremony viii take place in st. Johns N; r,
Church, Lutherville Wednesday, October 9TH,
at 7.30 P. NJ.
DIR. Daniel st. Thomas Jenifer, of Atlantic
City, has been spending some days at his old
home at Loeb Raven. he is an assistant to
DR.. Darnell. who performed the operation on
Mr.. Charles B. Roberts at the Atlantic City
boardwalk several weeks ago.
Among the delegates from Maryland to
the National League of Republican Clubs that
met in Cincinnati this week were the following
from Baltimore county: Messrs. Robert Gar
rett, Leander Foreman, James N. Frederick,
VIM. H. Lawrence, Percy G. Hennighausen,
Clarence q. Foreman and James E. Ingram, Jr.
DIR. Benjamin Whitley. well known
physician of Catonsville and former presi-
dent of the Baltimore County Medical Asso-
citation, has been critically i'll for some days
at the Union Protestant Infrmary in Balti-
more. He had an operation performed for q
carbuncle on the back of his neck and blood
poison was feared.
Misses Bessie Mcmahon and Rose McCaw-
lev, of Washington, and Miss Elizabeth Kerr,
of Baltimore, were guests on Monday OF Rev.
P. II. Sheridan, pastor of the Church of the
oil Had
William j. Peach, Register of Wills, who
showed them numerous attentions that were
much appreciated.
Charles E. Burton, delegates from Mary.
land to the National Farmers Convention that
will meet in Madison, Wis, next Monday,
left for that city on Wednesday. Mr.. Burton
was accompanied by his son Hammond and
they will travel extensively in the West be-
fore they return.
Mr.. William J. Blair, who had been very
i'll for long time at his residence on st. Paul
street, Baltimore, is improving slowly and bis
friends hope to see him out soon. bel super
more and brother of Mr.. Joseph Blair, who
has been principal of Sparrow's Point public
school nearly twenty years.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Wolford and two chill
dren, of Dillsburg, York county, Pa, who
spent week with Mrs. Wolford's parents, Mr.
ana MIS-. john Long, VI OEOOAloho siAC, AS
turned to their home on Tuesday. Mr.. VOL
ford, who is connected with newspaper IN
Dillsburg, paid his respects to THE UNION on
Monday, accompanied by Mr.. Long.
Mrs. Eva Ullrich, the Oldest resident o.
Chase, Baltimore county, and native OF Ger
many. celebrated her 91st birthday on the 18th
inst, at the home OF her son, Mr.. F. W. Ull
rich. Mrs. Ullrich has been a paralytic fol
eleven years, but still retains all her menta
faculties. Another remarkable fact is tha
there is scarcely gray hair in her head, hei
hair being perfectly black.
Col. B. F. Taylor. superintendent OF thu
National Cemetery at London Park, Frederick
road-always q welcome visitor to Towson-
called on some of his friends here on Tuesday
The Col is a veteran of the Civil War ane
carries the scars of that famous struggle on hi
body. He was in the famous charge OF tn,
Second Maryland Regiment at the Burnsid
Bridge at Antietam, in which several Balti
more county men lost their lives,
Delegates to the tuberculosis Congress
Governor Crothers last week named the fol
lowing delegates from Baltimore county Z
the international Tuberculosis Congress which
met in Washington last Monday and will con
tinue two weeks:
Mrs. Samuel NJ. Shoemaker, Eccleston.
Mrs. E. Cuttings Merryman, Cockeysville.
Mrs. Walter R. Townsend, Stemmer's Run
Mrs. Richard Cromwell, Timonium.