The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-08-08
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Va, is visiting the family of DIR. X. Q. Massen
burg, of TowsOn.
Mr.. d. F. Painter, who had been living il
Baltimore for some time, has removed to Glyn
don, Baltimore county.
Miss Mollie Bosley, of Baltimore, is spend
ing some time with her sister, MRS. Georg
Jessop, Of COckeysville.
Mrs. John l. Yellott, of Towson, left Oh
Tuesday to spend some time with relatives anC
friends in Frederick, Md.
Mr.. Thomas ]. Meads, cashier of the Sec
ond National Bank of Towson, is enjoying hi'
vacation at Ocean Grove, N. ].
MIR. James ]. Lindsay and family, who
spent two weeks at Wildwood, N. j.. have re-
turned to their home in Towson.
The Misses Ramsay, of Wilmington, Del,
spent the past two weeks at the home OF Mrs.
Billingsley, of Raspeburg, Belair road.
Miss Beulah Osborn, who had been visit
ing Miss Rose Holland, of West Arlington,
has returned to her home at Hamilton;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown, OF the MIL
Farm, Green Spring Valley, are spending the
present month in the Adirondack Mountains.
Mrs. William Denny, of Towson, accom-
panied by her daughters Misses Susie and
Gussie Denny, are spending week at Reho'
both. Del.
Mr.. Frank ]. Taylor, who is spending the
summer in Towson, celebrated his birthday on
Wednesday and received the attentions of some
of his friends.
Mrs. Jacob P. Krach and daughter, Mrs.
J. Purser, of Hamilton, are visiting Mrs.
Krach's brother Mr.. Leonard Otto, OF Little
Plymouth, Va.
Mrs. Harry d. Busick, of Towson, left on
Wednesday to spend several weeks with rela-
tives in Shippensburg, Chambersburg and
Greencastle, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Deford and Mrs.
w. s. g. Williams, of Baltimore county. regis
tered at the Wal6orf-Astoria Hotel, New York
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DIR. A. G. McCurdy, of Towson, left on
Friday, 1tlf 5IIoL, 1lrinstUIi, Va., which IL
on the Rappahanneck river, to enjoy his sum-
mer vacation fishing.
several DAYS this week with her sister, Mrs.
Hugh w. S. Powers, at the rectory at High
land, Howard county.
Mr.. r. E. Biggs, of Arlington, is starting
the harness races at the Tasley (Va.) Fair this
week. He will perform the same duty at
Timonium next month.
Mr.. William Albright has been elected
superintendent of the Sunday school of Dover
NJ. T.. Church. He was until recently resi-
dent of Dulany's Valley.
Mr.. John Mays Little, member of the bar,
who had been sick with diphtheria at his home
at Parkton, has recovered and was at his office
in Towson on Monday last.
MFR. Hugh p. Price, deputy Register OF
Wills, who is away on his vacation, is at pres
emit visiting his uncle, Mr.: Nicholas J. hutch
ms. of Morgantown, w. Va.
Rev. B. B. Abbitt, who resigned the pas
torate of Calvary Baptist Church, Towson,
removed his personal effects from this place 10
Camden, N. j., on MONDAY last' Ill
-Messrs. Jesse and Eugene Pocock, well
known residents of the 10th district, have gone
to Ohio to visit their brother Mr.. Robert Po-
cock, who has been resident OF that State
many years. ,,.
Nellie r. Loane and Hazel M. Loane, OF Rux-
ton, and Miss E. Isabel Coale and MIR. s. Car
roll Coale, of Towson, are camping together at
Summit Grove camp.
Rev. Nelson R. Miles, of the 10th district
and his sons--Messrs. Clinton Miles, OF Baltl-
more. and Herbert r. Miles, of Washington
have been guests of Mrs. Daniel W. Bosley, OF
Western Run Valley.
Mr.. ]. Wisner Parlett, son OF Mr.. ); Alex.
Parlett. of Towson, who has been IN the en-
ploy of Adams Express Company about ten
wears, has been promoted to route agent, with
Headquarters at Elkins, W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l.. Owens and
family, of Sunnybro occupied q tent at
Wesley Grove camp-meeting, which closed on
THURSDAY last Mr.. William E. Pocock spent
several DAYS with them at the camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Checkley Shaw and
daughters, of Macon, Ca, are spending some
time with Mrs. John Ridgely, of Hampton,
who is a sister of Mrs. Shaw. The Shaws were
formerly residents of Green Spring Valley.
Mr.. M. +. Conner, court clerk in the once
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, IS away on
his two weeks vacation. Mr.. M. ]: Hara,
cashier, and Mr.. Charles E. Fendall, equity
clerk in the office, will go away next week.
Mrs. ]. G. Cooper. formerly OF Towson,
who had been very sick at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. De Warren Barnett, IN Newark,
N. j., is much better and her relatives here
have encouraging reports about her condition.
ord II Rurk .In0Qe
N, Charles Burke, who was lately admitted 10
the bar, will sail for Europe today for an ex'
tended pleasure trip. Judge and Mrs: Burke
accompanied him 70 PhiadslRh 5sI w6 o9nl Ne
has engaged in the purchase and sale of hay,
straw and grain at the Eastern Hay Scales in
Baltimore. He is son of Mr.. William ID.
Todd, of the Pot Spring road, and is well
known in this county.
Mr.. ]. T. Fulker, the popular young mer-
chant at Phoenix, N. O. r. R., was among the
visitors to Towson on Wednesday. He says
he sees no prospect for the starting up of the
valuable cotton duck plant which so long made
that village busy centre.
Mr.. W. T. Bissell, of Mt. Holly, N. j.,
passed through Towson on Monday evening,
accompanied by his wife and daughter, on a..
motorcar trip through the country. Mr.. Bis
sell, who is real estate operator, was at one
time resident of Towson.
Mr.. Hobart Smock, choirmaster at Assem-
sion P. E. Church, Baltimore, will sing in
Trinity Church, Towson. at the morning ser
vice, on Sunday next. Mr. Smock is perma-
nent resident Of Aigburth Park, adjoining low
son, and musician of wide reputation.
Mrs. A. ]. Sherman, who has been living
at Lambertville, N. j., about year, is now
visiting her former home and old friends in
the neighborhood of Glenarm, Baltimore
county. She is accompanied by her grand
niece, Miss Hazel Thorne, of Lambertville:
a. I'll Of ocf
Franklin avenue, Gardenville, and the mem
bers of their family, consisting OF Misses Eliza
beth and Julie g., and Masters John B., Edwin
X, and Thomas M. Centrum, are spending
some time at Hotel Lafayette Cape May, N. j:
Mr.. Daniel B. Banks, who has been selected
by the Baltimore Fire Board to construct the
pipeline system for the city, is native OF Bal
timore county and son of Mr.. Andrew Banks,
formerly of Reisterstown. He is an expert
epced engineer and well qualified for the work.
DIR. Richard YelIott, of Stevensville s. c.,
accompanied by his wife and child, have been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Yellott, of Ridgeview Farm, Long Green Valley
DR.. Yellott has Just been elected mayor Of the
town in which he resides and in which he is
engaged in the practice OF medicine.
Col. George Prechtel, of Baltimore county,
has been elected a member of the executive
committee of the United Veterans Patriotic
League of Maryland, which was organized in
Baltimore on w eun05uhy ulBut, Will OCh
Felix Agnus as president. The object OF the
league is to promote the candidacy of TAFT FOL
President.
Mr.. w. Bernard Duke, of Sherwood, ha;
been named as a member of the executive
committee of the St. Mary's County Home.
Coming Association that will hold its annual
celebration at Leonardkown four days mex
week beginning on Monday. Mr.. Duke is Q
native of that county and has valuable prop
erty interests there.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Clay Hack, of Baltimore
are among those encamped at hockdale camp
meeting at Rockdale, I'd district, which open
ed its regular season on the 9TH inst. Ihey
have as their guests their son-in-law and daugh
ter. Dr. and Mrs. VIM. Roe Foard, OF CumDer
land, Md; also Mrs. w. Booth Stanton anc
family and Mrs. L. Walker, the latter OF Wiz
ginia, and others.
.-Highlandtown has an additional attorney
at law in the person of Mr.. Emil l.. Francke
who has located at 1902 Eastern avenue, Will
his family. Mr.. Francke is native OF Ger
many. where he studied law, and he speaks
both German and French huently. he hai
had an Office at ia East Lexington street 10
the past ten years and practices in county, city
State and Federal courts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis NJ. Bacon celebrated
the thirty-second anniversary of their marriage
at their home in the 9th district on Saturday
last. Mr. Bacon, besides being successful
farmer and dairyman, is member OF tn
Towson law firm of Grason d Bacon. MRS
Bacon is a daughter of the late Rev. John ID
c. Dosh, who was in his DAY promlnen