The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-02-22

Personal Mention.-
Miss Mollie V. Long, of Brooklandville, is
spending few days with her sister, Mrs Orie
F. Wolford, of Dillsburg, Pa.
Mr.. William s. Norris, we'll known bust
ness man of Govanstown, is suffering from an
attack OF congestion of the lungs.
Mr.. james Padian, who had been visiting
his brother and sister at Padonia, N. G. K. K.
has returned to his home in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Darlington, who
spent the past two months in Florida, have
returned to their home at Loreley, Baltimore
! county.
Mr.. William H. Buck, Jr., the popular
cashier of the Cockeysville National Bank, has
been confined to his home several days with
| an attack OF grip.
Mr. Frederick Won Kapff has been reelec-
ted member of the board of managers of the
Maryland School for Boys which is now loca-
| ted near Loeb Raven.
Mrs. Pilson, widow of George W. Pilson,
and one of Towson's oldest residents, celebrated
her Seth birthday few days ago. She still en-
joys reasonably good health.
The quarterly conference of Towson NJ.
| E. Church has unanimously asked the Annual
! Conference for the return OF their present pas
| tor, Rev. Thomas e Copes, for another year.
Miss Alma Beatty and Mr. Charles Beatty,
| of Monkton, spent last Sunday with their
| uncle, Mr.. P. Il. Pocock, of Glenarm. They
| are grandchildren of Mr.. Salem Pocock, of
| Hartford county.
Mr. John Dressed, the we'll known hotel
proprietor at Hamilton. Hartford road who
had been sick for some time, was able to come
to Towson on Thursday. His health has been
much improved.
Mr. Upton s. Brady, formerly deputy
Register of Wills, was among the visitors to the
Court House here on Thursday. He is now
engaged in the insurance and real estate bust
ness in Baltimore.
three months with relatives and friends in New
York and Philadelphia, has returned to her
T home at Sherwood, N. @. R. R. She is daugh-
ter of Mr.. William Fl. Green.
Mrs. LeyinvyLak Jr., has purchased the
| handsome residence No. 1905 North Calvert
street. Baltimore, and is now occupying it.
| Her father M ruEdwardS s. Peerce, of Dulany's
Valley, is spending the winter with her.
Mr.. and. Mrs. WIS. G. Williams, accom-
panied by Mr.. John McHenry, while passing
| were held up for some time on account of a
punctured tire. The chauffeur said they were
going to Philadelphia.
st. Valentines Day february 14th) was
The twenty sixth anniversary of the marriage
of Judge and Mrs. Frank l. Duncan, and it
was quietly observed at their residence in
Lutherville. They were the recipients of
number of floral membranes.
Mr.. Charles A. Councilman, of Baltimore
county, has been reappointed member of the
board of trustees of the Maryland Agricultural
College. Mr.. E. Cuttings Merryman, of this
of the Live Stock Sanitary Board:
Mr.. II. G. Luttgerding, who attended the
taxpayers convention in Towson on Tuesday.
has entirely recovered from severe attack OF
erysipeIas that confined him to the hospital
about month. He is a successful miller and
we'll known breeder of Barred Rock fowls
Rev. and Mrs. Hugh w. s. Powers, of
Highland, Howard county, who spent several
weeks with relatives in Towson, left on Mon
day for New York. where they will spend some
\ IL &c NJ rH
Church, cousin of Mrs. Powers, which will
take place in that city next Monday.
Mr. Fred A. Groom of Baltimore, has been
appointed by Gen. M A Raney, commanding
the Patriarchs Militant, Independent order OF
Odd Fellows of the World, member of his
staff as aid decamp, with the rank of major
Mr.. Groom was for years resident Of Towson
and is a member of Towson Lodge, |. y. y. +.
Mr.. J. A. Canoles of Roland Park, who is
in the wholesale drug business, selling by sam
Piles, covers wide field in Baltimore and
adjacent counties. His means of conveyance
is one horse buggy and last year he travelled
over 5000 miles. He says the results OF the
good roads movement in Maryland are already
beginning to show themselves.
DIR Frank Dorsey, son of Mr.. Martin Dor
sey, of Green Spring Valley, is now located in
Cleveland, O., where he was lately married to
popular young woman who is also gradua-
ted physician. Before leaving Baltimore DR..
Dorsey was for three years resident physician
of ST. Agnes Hospital. He is popular young
physician and has made rapid progress in his
profession.
Mr. Walter r. McComas, of Belair Mr..
Edward ] Colgan, of Baltimore. and Messrs.
Elmer r Halle and J. Howard Fox, of Tow
son. are the lawyers to do the debating at the
Sweet Air Lyceum, on Saturday night Febru-
airy 22d. 1t will be make believe breach Of
promise case and it promises the mostinterest-
ing of the season. Justice Joseph B. Herbert,
of Towson will preside.
Mr. N Bosley Merryman, County Treas
urer, who is the Oldest son of the late John
Merryman of Hayfelds, quietly celebrated his
Seth birthday at the fine old Merryman home
stead. on Tuesday last On the same day his
brother. Mr.. e. Cuttings Merryman, of Gerar
Farm. within almost Mailing distance of Hay.
tina ia sotta 6s-thdav The stat
ter. besides being q successful farmer, is presi-
dent of the State Live Stock Sanitary Board
and an active member of the Senior Gunpow-
der Agricultural Club.