The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-06-12
parsnnal Mention

Cape NAV, N. j., for the summer.
MIR. ID. Sterett Cuttings and DIR. X. Percy
Smith, both of Baltimore county, attended
tue West River Horse Show this week.
Mrs. Joseph Fl. Rieman has closed her city
residence and is now at "Dumbarton, her
beautiful farm on the York road south of
Towson.
Miss Mary Buchanan Albert, grand
daughter of Mr.. James II. Buchanan, OF Lake
Roland, received the scholarships Bryn Mawr
School this year.
bar, spent Tuesday and Wednesday in York
and Wrightsville, Pa, attending to some pro-
fessional matters.
MIR. and Mrs. David T. Benson, of Benson.
celebrated the 25th anniversary of their mar
rage on the 10th instant and entertained
number of their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brogden have re-
moved for the summer from West Preston
street, Baltimore, to their country place at Up
per Falls, Baltimore county.
Mrs. Jane Cathcart, widow OF VIM. Cath
cart, who lives near Madonna, Hartford county,
was stricken with blindness few days ago
while engaged in her domestic duties.
School Superintendent A. 5. Cook, who
had been away several weeks to recuperate
his health, has returned to his duties. de Is
greatly improved by the much needed rest.
Mr.. q. Bosley Littig and family, who spent
the past winter at their city residence, ZZI
West Lafayette avenue, have removed to their
farm at Van Bibber, Hartford county, for the
summer.
Mr.. Clinton X. Foutz, of Baltimore, has
rented for the summer the furnished residence
of Mrs. Harry s. Jarrett, on West Allegany
avenue, TowsOn. Mrs Foutz is a sister Of Mrs.
Elmer j. Cook.
Miss Emma Jockey, of Pikesville, Was
member of this years graduating Class of
Hannah More Academy, Reisterstown, the
annual commencement exercises OF which
began last Sunday.
Mrs. Bette Parrish, wife of Mr.. Charles
n Parrish, of Marble Hill, was operated upon
for appendicitis Wednesday night al the Union
Protestant Intirmary. She is sister of Judge
Frank l. Duncan.
Mr.. John Rush STREET. has almost entirely
recovered from his recent serious accident: de
and mis- family will spend the summer at Far
mington," the old Street, homestead near Tay-
lor, Hartford county.
Mr.. George w. Yellott, OF the 11th district,
who was in rowson ON Tuesday, announced
that he would be a candidate for County Com
missioner and filed the necessary papers with
the committee on Thursday.
Rev. John L. Jackson, deacon and assis-
tant rector of Trinity Protestant Episcopal
Church, Towson, was ordained TO the priest
hood at st. Michael and All Angels Church,
Baltimore on Thursday morning.
DIR. Murray Holly day, who had been as
sistant resident ply stefan at the Church Home
and Iufirmary, on Thursday assumed his new
duties as chief physician for the Mary land
Steel Company at Sparrow's Point.
MIR. Charles E. Thomas, the well known
contractor and builder and the owner of the
property known as Terrace Dale short dis
lance south of Towson, who had been very ill
for several weeks, is able to be out again.
Mrs. Todd, wife of ex-SheriH William b.
Todd. of Mount Airy" Pot Spring road, who
spent some time with her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles ID. Towles, OF Washington, ID. c.,
has returned and will shortly go To Atlantic
City.
Mr.. Lewis s. Cole, who is an assistant su-
perintendent in the Maryland House of Cor
rection, has been reelected for another year
by the board of managers. He is brother of
Mr.. William P. Cole, Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Baltimore county.
Miss Mary l.. Foard, of Hyde's. Baltimore
county, won the gold medal In the eIocution
contest at New Windsor College commence
ment on Wednesday. Rev. s. Nj. Enge, for
merly pastor of White Hall Presbyterian
Church, was one of the speakers at the COM
mencement.
"A few DAYS ago Miss Helen Taft, daughter
of the President, paid visit to her classmate
at Bryn Mawr College, Miss Emerson Lamb,
who is spending the summer with her aunt,
Mrs. George M. Lamb, at Cedarcroft, York
road and Cuttings avenue. The visit was an
informal affair.
Academy this year, is a son Of MIR. and Mrs.
George A. Davis, of Reisterstown, Baltimore
county. He was appointed to the academy by
Congressman Talbot and graduated with the
rank of second lieutenant.
DIR, William T. Councilman, professor of
pathological anatomy at Harvard University.
is at Atlantic City attending the meeting OF
physicians there. He is son OF the late DR..
John L. Councilman, of Pikesville, and q
brother of Mr. Charles A. Councilman, well
known Baltimore county farmer.
MIR. Lewis M. Bacon, Jr., of Baltimore
county,, responded to one OF the tOasts at the
luncheon that followed the commencement
exercises at Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa,
on Wednesday, He is a graduate of that COL
lege, as is also his father, Mr.. Lewis NJ. Bacon,
of the Towson law firm of Grason & Bacon.
Mrs. Adelaide Ermentrout, of German
town, Pa, widow of Hon. Daniel Ermentrout,
who for many years represented the Reading
(Pa.) district in Congress, spent several days
this week with her cousins, the Misses Long
necker, OF Towson. From here she went to
Atlantic City and from thence to Canada for
the summer.
Miss Katharine Poorbaugh, who was for
some time Organist of Trinity Church, Towson,
and who is graduate of the Woman's College,
will be married June Both to DR.. Charles Keyser
Edmunds, who is president of the Christian
College, Canton, China, and a son of Mr.. James
R. Edmunds, cashier of the National Bank OF
Com merce, OF Baltimore.
The following from Baltimore county
took the degree of Bachelor of Arts at the an
nual Commencement of John Hopkins Uni
versity on Tuesday John Merryman Black,
of Cockeysville; F. Janney Smith, Nathaniel
Hawley Brush, son of DIR. E. N. Brush, OF
the Sheppard-Pratt Hospital Harry Kellogg
Hardcastle, of Lutherville, and Robert Milton
Overlook.
Mr. William Bouldin, third, who was
married in New York, on Thursday to Miss
Jessamne Youngs, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. b. Youngs of that city, is grandson
of the late William Bouldin, who at one time
published newspaper in ToTson. The groom @, a,
Orange, N. j., who is first cousin OF Major
John 1. Yellott, of Towson.
-On Wednesday the Benson families, in
| Guiding those of Rev. Joshua l.. Benson, DR..
Benjamin R. Benson, of Marble Hill, and
| William Benson, of Arcadia, met with the
| family of DIR. j. Edward Benson, of Jockeys
| Vile, and gave reception to DIR. j. Il. Benson
and Mrs. Benson on their return from theil
| bridal tour At night there was serenade by
| the Cockeysville Cornet Band.
| MIR. Thomas J. Hunter, of the Towson bar
and clerk to the Board of Observation-Disclosures
| spent several days this week in Carlisle. Pa
attending the annual commencement OF Dick
inson College, where he graduated III lo6O
| Among his classmates we're Rev. Hobart Smith
rector of st. Thomas Church, Garrison Forest
| and Mr. Lewis Nj. Bacon, member OF the Tow
son law firm of Grason & Bacon.
Mrs John Ridgely, of Hampton, received
informally Thursday afternoon as has oeen
her custom on Thursdays during June: AS
sisting her were her daughter, Miss Helen .
Ridgely, and her sisters-in-law, Misses Eliza
and Margaretta s. Ridgely, who are spending
part of June at Hampton. Mrs. Ridgely viii
be at home informally after 4.3O O'Clock the
remaining Thursdays of this month.
Mr.. f. W. Wright, accompanied by Mr.
E. Cuttings Merryman, were welcome callers
at THE UNION Office on Thursday morning
| Mr.. Wright, who is New Yorker, lately pur
chased the beautiful Bonnie Blink estate, neal
| Cockeysvile, and is expanding large amount
| of money on it in Improvements. he is very
much pleased with his new home and he anC
his family will reside here permanently.
The engagement of Miss Janet Goucher
daughter OF Rev. John F. Goucher, d. ID.
president emeritus of the Woman's College. L
Mr.. Henry G. Miller, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Miller of Baltimore, has been an
nounced. Miss Goucher, who is graduate Q
the Woman's College, is identified with CHAIR
table work in Baltimore. Mr.. Miller is con
nected with the Savings Bank OF Baltimore
Col. Charles B. Rogers, formerly schoo
examiner for Baltimore county, was in Tow
son on Thursday and paid his respects to III
UNION. He represents the II. w. Bake
Chocolate Company and his territory cover
parts of Maryland, Delaware and Virgins
His present headquarters is in Baltimore. 20
Rogers is again making his home at 'Lystra.
the old Rogers homestead in Green Sprin