The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-08-22
Parsonal Mention.

Miss Grace Russell, of Reisterstown, has
gone to Bradford, Pa, to visit her brother, DR..
Kephart Russell.
Secretary James s. Nussear, of the Timon-
ium Fair. will spend next Tuesday at the
Rockville Md fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester B. Turnbull, of
Auburn Cottage, near Towson, are at Cliff Is
land, Casco Bay, Maine.
Miss Nellie Crilley, of Long Green Valley,
is spending some time in Philadelphia, Attain
tic City and Morristown, N. ].
Mr.. Isaac J: Twining, a young farmer OF
Greenwood, 18th district, has gone to Phila-
delphia on visit for few days.
Mrs. John 1. Yellott, who had been spend
ing some time with relatives in Frederick Md,
returned to her home here on Tuesday.
-Messrs. John Mays Little and Elmer r.
Halle, members of the Towson bar, have re-
turned from visit to Atlantic City.
MIR. George R. NOVEL; and son, Of Glencoe,
N. G. r. R., have been spending some time at
the Windsor Hotel, Atlantic City, N. j..
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Jenifer. OF Long
Island Farm, Loeb Raven, are spending some
time with relatives in Charles county, Md.
MIR. and Mrs. Edgar H. Cans, of Beau
mont" Govanstown. have gone to the White
Mountains, N. H.. to spend several weeks.
Rev. John /. Yellott, rector of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church in Belair, spent several
days this week at his former home in Towson.
MIR. William Sanford, of Orange, Va, and
Mr.. John B. McComb, of Somerset, Va, will
judge the horses at the Timonium Show this
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry M. Lord, who reside
near Cockeysville, have gone on an extended
Northern pleasure trip which will include
Canada and the lakes.
Mr.. Thomas V. Richardson, well known
farmer and dairyman near Phoenix, and DR..
Frank Sparks, of Corbett, have been spending
a few days at Atlantic City, N. j.
Among those who will go next week to
Toledo o., to the National Encampment Of
the G. A. r. will be Col. Benjamin F. Taylor
and Col George Prechtel. both of Baltimore
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Bartlesor, Of Jockeys
ville are spending some time at Atlantic City.
Their daughter, Miss Elsie Bartleson, is visit
ing Miss Annabel Parlett, at her home in An
napolis.
Mrs. ]. F. G. Worthington, of the I'd dis
trict, accompanied by her daughters, Misses
Nora and Mamie WorthiDgton, and Miss Fan.
ME Cockey, is spending several weeks at At
Rev w. G. Parrish, pastor of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church at Westport, Baltimore
county, was caller at THE UNION Office few
days ago. He and Mrs. Parrish have just re-
turned from summer trip.
Miss Marie Cherbonnier, of Timonium,
rode Mr.. ]. P. Kennedy's Highball at the
Highland, Howard county, horse show this
week. He is years old and has record as
green horse of feet inches.
-Messrs. William Neumann and George
Edward Snyder, of Randallstown, sailed from
Baltimore for Bremen on Tuesday on the
steamship Neckar. They will spend some
time abroad. Mr.. Snyder is an r. F. ID. Car
rier at Roslyn.
Mrs. Fitzhugh, of Washington, formerly
matron of the Maryland Agricultural College,
will leave today for California and will here
after reside in that State with her son, Mr..
Smith Fitzhugh. She is twin sister of Mrs,
Rose Keech, of Towson.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles E. Cole, of Butler.
gave a party on Saturday last in honor OF
their guests, Misses Bonnie Chick and Margaret
Bond of Hopewel, N. j., and entertained
large number of their friends. Music was a
feature and refreshments were served.
Miss Nancy P. Elliott who last week re-
signed the position of superintendent OF the
Church Home and Infirmary in Baltimore, Is
a resident of Lutherville, Baltimore county.
The cause of her action was disagreement
with member of the board of managers.
MIR. Frank H. Zouck, of Reisterstown, is a
member of the Waterways and Powers Com
mission appointed by Governor Crothers I'M
der an act passed at the last session OF the Leg
islature. 1t is an unpaid commission of which
State Senator Milbourne of Somerset county,
is chairman.
Miss Clare Marshall, of Wakefield, Kansas,
who is gaining some distinction in the Sun
flower State as a vocalist, is the 16year-old
daughter of Mrs. Adelaide Pearson Marshall,
who was once a resident of Towson. Miss
Marshall is said to possess voice OF wonder
ful range and sweetness.
Mr.. William Harrison Curtis, of Overlea,
formerly of the 10th district, was caller at
The UNION office on Thursday. He is an old
time Republican of independent tendencies
and the last survivor of those elected to the
Maryland Legislature on the "Potatobug"
ticket in this county in the fall of1875.
-Messrs. Richard Vincent, Jr., Isaac II.
Moss, Joseph Keplinger and Conrad Hess are
N1asssu rsiis ssis week. Nj. Moss IS mem
Der of the strong bowling team of the Balti-
more florists that accompanied the party
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Rich, formerly Of
Towson, who went to San Francisco, CAL, in
May last, have purchased home in Piedmont,
which is one of the finest residential sections
within 35miles ofthat city. DR.. Rich represents
The Charles 81. Phillips Chemical Company OF
New York and London. Mrs. Rich is q
daughter of Major and Mrs. John I. Yellott,
of Towson.
Mr.. Charles A. Councilman, who had an
operation performed on his face at St. Joseph g
Hospital. Baltimore, week ago, is now at bis
home, Bloomfield Farm, Worthington Valley.
and bis condition is excellent. The trouble re.
suited from severe case of grip last February,
and the surgeons found it necessary to remove
a small piece of bone. Mr.. Councilman, who
is widely known as an experimental farmer Is
often called the alfalfa king" OF Maryland
His many friends will be pleased to learn that
he will soon be in the enjoyment of his usual
good health.
Mr.. Guy D. Croft, former Baltimore
| countian, delivered an address at the exercises
| held last week in the navy yard at Bremerton,
| WASH, when the officers and men ofthe United
| States cruiser Tennessee were presented with
| handsome silver trophy, which was awarded
by the citizens of Spokane for the highest rec
ord of merit for turret gun Workmanship
| The trophy, which is valued at 81, 800, was
won by the Tennessee men during the recent
target practice in Magdalena Bay. Mr.. Grof
represented the Spanish War Veterans. He II
| son of the late Benjamin +. Croft, OF Owlngs
! Mills, and member of the Seattle bar.
Mr.. William J. Kenney, of Baltimore anC
| Mr.. David A. Kenney, of Rossville, Baltimore
county, met at Towson on Wednesday and
drove to the old Kenney homestead, on Chest
nut Ridge, where they spent their boyhooc
| DAYS. They ale their luncheon and drank
| from the spring from which they slaked theil
thirst so many years ago, while they recalled
| incidents on the old farm in which they anC
other members of their family were active
| participants. Mr.. VIM. Kenney left Maryland
soon after the close of the Civil War and en-
gagged in rairoading in the West. He wal
thus employed over forty years and while h'
was in many accidents. was never seriously
injured. He and Mrs. Kenney are now resi-
dents of Walbrook.
Looking Ahead for a Hard Winter
| From present indications officers of the Fede
rated Charities of Baltimore think that mex
| winter will be marked by more dependence