The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-06-19
Personal Mention

Personal Mention
1t is said that COL Ohio s. Lee is slated fol
president of the new national bank in Belair.
Judge and Mrs. David Fowler are now
located at The Columbian, Cobourg, Ontario
Canada, for the summer.
School Superintendent A. s. Cook, of Bal
timore county, was judge in the oratorical
contests at Western Maryland College this
week.
Capt. c. Lyon Rogers has resigned his COM
mission as commander of Troop A, Maryland
National Guard and his resignation has been
Mrs. H. v. Waltjen and daughter, who sold
their home on Stevensons lane some time ago,
have taken a house in Towson and are now
living here.
DIR. Charles O'Donovan, the well known
Baltimore physician, is now occupying for
the summer Wicklow, his country place near
Cockeysville.
Hon. J.. Fred. G. Talbot, Of Baltimore
| county, has been invited to speak at the 18th
annual Changers picnic near Taneytown, Car
| roll county. August 9th to 14th.
| Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Darlington have
returned to their summer home at Loreey,
Baltimore county, after spending some time
at Hotel Chamberlin, Fortress Monroe, Va.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wolf, of Green Spring
| Valley, went to New York this week and will
| sail for Europe in few days, intending to spend
hesummer abroad. Mr.. Wolf is well known
| member of the bar.
Mr.. Noah E. Offutt, of the Towson bar,
| handles his new Pullman motorcar with much
skill and promises to be an expert in driving it.
| On recent trip to Belair he made the run in
| fraction over an hour.
Mr.. r. Moore Jenifer of Loeb Raven, and
Mr.. VIM. Denmead Croft, of Owings' Mills,
| former students, attended the annual COM
mencement exercises of the Maryland Agricul-
tural College this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Benzinger have
opened for the summer Harmony Hall, their
country residence near McDonogh, Baltimore
county. Mr.. Benzinger is senior member ofthe
law firm of Benzinger q Calwell.
William P. Cole, Jr. Jackson P. Grason
and Herschel Allen, all of whom are students
at the Maryland Agricultural College, returned
to their homes here on Thursday for the sum-
mer holiday.
at the Maryland Agricultural College. has
been promoted to second lieutenant of Cadet
Company G. Lieut.. Cole is son of Mr.. VIM.
P. Cole, Clerk of the Circuit Court for Balti-
more county.
Friday night, 18th inst, for Old Point and
Norfolk, Va, for a much needed rest ola week
or ten days, something he has not enjoyed in
several years.
MIR. George w. Seipp of Towson. has been
elected chaplain of the association of surviving
members of the First Maryland Volunteer In
which was held in Baltimore, on the evening
of the 10th instant.
Among those who this week received
diplomas at Charlotte Hall Military School
were J. L. Parks and D. ]. Williams, of Balti-
more county Mr.. Parks, who is a son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence E. Parks, of Towson, also
received gold medal.
-Messrs. Charles A. Councilman and E.
Cuttings Merryman attended the annual meet
ing Of the board of trustees of the Maryland
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the 18th inst. In the absence of the Governor
Mr.. Councilman presided.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Burton, of Trenton,
n j., are spending a couple of weeks with the
formers father, Mr.. James II. Burton, near
Towson. Mr.. Burton, who was formerly con-
nected with THE UNION. is now machine
operator on the Trenton Times.
Mr. Charles J. Fox, of Baltimore county,
chief of the Maryland Bureau of Industrial
Statistics, was elected q member of the execu-
tive committee of the National Labor Commits
sioners, the annual convention OF which or
ganization was held in Rochester, N. Y, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Rieman, whospent
a couple of months in England, have returned
| to their summer home, Farm Gates, south of
Towson. Mr.. Rieman spent some time while
abroad inspecting the cattle on the Island of
Mr.. Samuel w. Bradford, of the Belair
| bar, was this week given the degree of Master
| of Arts at Princeton University, where he
| graduated in 1875. Heis native of Baltimore
| county and son OF the late Governor Augustus
| W. Bradford.
Rev. W. 81. Ii. Powers, rector of Trinity
| Church, Towson, spent several days this week
with his son. Rev. Hugh w. s. Powers of
| Highland Parish, Howard county. They at
tended the annual commencement of the The
illogical Seminary at Alexandria, Va, on
Lieut.. John DeBarth Walbach Gardner,
| Eleventh Cavalry, u. 8. A., who was married
in New York on the 18th instant to Miss Re.
bekah H. Mccormick Mclean, daughter, of
Mrs. Donald Mclean, former Marylander,
is a brother of Mr. Richard Gardner, of Terrace
| Dale, South Towson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert D. Mosner, who had
| been living in Govanstown for some time,
this week removed to their pretty new cottage
formerly successful teacher in the public
| schools of this county, is now holding posi-
| ton in the internal revenue service.
| Rev. ]. NJ Sheridan, president of the Mary
| land Conference of the Methodist Protestant
| Church, preached in the new M. P. Church in
| Towson last Sunday morning and baptized the
infant daughter of the pastor, Rev. Herbert f.
Wright. DR.. Sheridan is native of Baltimore
county and son of the late John Sheridan.
Mr.. Milton n. Pinkerton, who spent some
months in Salt Lake City, returned 10 Mary
land few days ago. He was delighted with
there after looking after some of his property
| interests here. In Denver Mr. Pinkerton met
Mr.. E. Winthrop Bosley, formerly of Towson,
and said he found him enjoying excellent
health
Rev. Armin Camp, the popular pastor OF
st. Anthony's Catholic Church, Franklin
avenue. Gardenville, will sail for Germany
July 23d and spend four months with bis
parents whom he has not seen in ten years.
Mr.. John Lee Muller, of Overlea, gave him a
Ho1, ,sxLk
the other guests were Rev: Charles J. Trinkaus.
Rev. II. s. Nagengast and State Senator John
s. Biddison.
Mr.. William W. varney, Grand Master Of
the Grand Lodge of Maryland, /. 0. 0. F., has
appointed Mr.; George G. Tracey Tracey, District adac
This makes him the personal representative
of the Grand Master in his lodge. Mr.. Tracey
is one of the most active Odd Fellows in Mary
land, being member of Towson Lodge and
Ridgely Encampment, of Towson; Baltimore
Canton No. 3, and Naomi Rebekah Lodge No
6, of Baltimore.
Mr.. w. Evans Anderson, of White Hall
N. G. R. R., who was in Towson on Tuesday
brought highly encouraging news OF the pros
poets for the new national bank that will oper
its doors there on the first of July. He says
the stock is being rapidly taken and all the
preliminary ARRANGEMENTS are now about com
pleted. Mr.. Anderson. who is interested IL
everything that tends to advance the interests
of his community, is in the race for the House
of Delegates and his name will appear on thu
Democratic ticket on the 26th instant.
Justice John T. Ambrose of Long Greer
Valley, called on some of his friends in Tow
son on Tuesday. Mr.. Ambrose has been ont
of Baltimore county's most successful black
smiths and conducted the business forty -ivt
years. Having done his share of hard worf
be expects to retire permanently on the LIST o
July In addition to being justice of tn
peace and collector Mr.. Ambrose is treasure
of the Long Green Building Association ant
these several interests, in connection with hi
own private business affairs, will furnish am
pie occupation for him in the future.
The Ticket the Organization" VIII
Support.--It has been given out that tn
ticket the Organization" will support in tn
constituted as follows: