The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-08-21
LUB. Personal Mention

turned from q visit to Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gephart, of Mt. Wash
ington, are spending ten days at Atlantic City
Mr.. Clarence e. Baldwin. of Long Greer
Valley, has been spending few days at At
lantic City.
Mr.. Elmer J. Cook, of the Towson bar. il
at present enjoying his vacation and much
needed rest
Mrs. Maud Benner and Miss Bessie Rihl
of Philadelphia. are visiting their aunt, Mrs. 8
Cover Wilson, of Towson.
County Commissioner Charles l.. Matt
feldt, who is Q practicing physician at Cations
vile, has gone North on q business trip.
Mr.. G. B. Dushane and his son Benson, oil
Mt. Washington. have gone to Halifax, Novs
Scotia. where they will spend six weeks.
Mrs. Lyons and Miss Katharine Lyons, o.
Baltimore, are the guests of Mrs. A. b. Hoen
at her home in Dixon Park, Mt. Washington
Mrs. Richard Swormstedt, Jr., of Baldwin
Long Green Valley, is spending ten days with
Der brother at Tuckahoe, Westchester county,
Ny.
Mr.. George R. NOVEL;, Of Glencoe. n; G
r. R., accompanied by his wife and daughter
is spending some time at The Blenheim, At
lantic City.
Mr., William H. Buck, Jr., cashier of the
National Bank of Cockeysville, who had been
away on his two weeks vacation, has returned
to his duties.
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Allen, at her
home. near Towson, has gone abroad for
Mr.. and Mrs. David G. Mcintosh, Jr.. Of
'Dumbarton," near Towson, are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. William f. Cochran, at their cottage
at Bar HRrbor, Me.
Mr.. William ii. Lawrence, the well known
young attorney, accompanied by his mother
registered at the Broadway Central Hotel, New
York city, on Wednesday.
Miss Emma X. Welslager. niece of Mrs
Thomas ]. Mann, of Windsor Heights Farm,
Dulany's Valley, is spending several weeks at
Pebble Beach, Royal Oak, Nd.
Mrs. e. Cuttings Merryman, OF Gerar Farm,
near Cockeysville, accompanied by her daugh-
tiers and son, Mr.. e. g. Merryman, Jr., il
spending some time at Rye Beach.
Miss Sadie NJ. Allen, of Towson, will leave
today with party of friends for two weeks
stay at Ocean City, Md, and Atlantic City, N
J., returning by way of Philadelphia,
Elder and Mrs. f. e. Chick, who bad been
visiting the latter's brother, Mr.. John E.
Ensor and other relatives and friends in Bal
timore county, have returned to their home at
Hopewell N. ].
Mr.. Thomas v. Richardson, an extensive
farmer and dairymsn OF the 10Th district; &C.
ardson, has been spending fortnight at At
Mrs. ]. G. Cooper, of Baltimore. is a guest
of Miss Harriet Chew, at her cottage on East
Joppa road, Towson. Mrs. Cooper is native
of this place and daughter of the late Judge
Benjamin N. Payne.
Mr.. Thomas ]. Meads on Tuesday resumed
his duties as cashier of the Second National
Bank of Towson, after having spent his two
weeks vacation at Ocean Grove, N. j. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Meads.
Mrs. Myerly. wife of Officer George D. Ny
erly, of the 9th district, accompanied by her
children, is spending several weeks with rela-
tives and friends in Carroll county and in the
adjoining counties of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Richard A. Vincent, of the R. Vincent
& Sons Company, White Marsh. Baltimore
county, is in Cincinnati this week attending
the twenty fifth annual convention of the As.
ISOLATION of American Florists and Ornamental
HorticulLurists.
Rev. Samuel C. WATSON, for fifteen years
pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Church
vile, Hartford county, has accepted the call to
the pastorate of GovanstOwn Presbyterian
Church. His Hartford parishioners and friends
will part with him with many regrets.
Miss Dora Ehrgood, daughter OF Judge
Ehrgood, of Lebanon, Pa. is visiting her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. David @. StandifOrd,
of Chesapeake and Delaware avenues, Tows0n
This is her first visit to Maryland and she Is
much pleased with Towson and the surround
"A letter received from Mr.. George E. Shell
lev, who is now in Seattle, Washington, says
that the grain crops of the great North west are
abundant. He also says that the exhibits OF
grain, fruits and minerals at the Alaska-Y ukon
Exposition are wonderful especially to visitors
from the East.
Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary
Alexandria, Va, will on September LIST be-
come assistant of Rev. W. II. 81. Powers, rec
tor of Trinity Church, Towson. Mr.. Nelson
will succeed Rev. John L. Jackson, who goes
to Old st. Paurs, Baltimore, as assistant rector
DIR. James H. Jarrett, Iowsons oiaesl
physician, who served as surgeon In the
Union army during the Civil War. will go tc
Carlisle, Pa, tomorrow to participate nexl
week in the Old Home celebration in thai
CITY, DR.. Jarrett was educated at Dickinson
College and his late wife, who was a Miss
Spottswood, was native of that place.
Rev. Otis Herbert Draper, OF Brookland-
Vile was the guest of honor of the 1.-The
Billiken Club" high-class literary and social
organization of Fr0stburg Nd, at its ciut
rooms recently. Mr.. Draper is campaigning
Western Maryland this summer and preach
ing in the principal Methodist churches there
as the field secretary Of the baltimore Methodsst
Rev. DR.. j. Wynne Jones, pastor Of Abbott
Memorial Presbyterian Church, Highland
town, returned on Tuesday night after he haC
been notified that many of his congregation
were sick. He had been touring Pennsylvania
and Ohio Two of bis Oldest parishioners
| Mrs. M. Davis and Mr.. Alexander Miller, wer'
| the most berlOuSiy ILL anu many va sA0 S~@-~-1
school members are confined to bed.
Mr.. Daniel Sweeny, for many years vel
| known resident of Freeland, Baltimore county
but who now makes his home with daughte
at Peterborough, Chester county, Pa. callec
on some of his friends in Towson few days
ago. Although 81 years of age Mr. Sweeny i
| still quite an active man. On bis visit here b
was accompanied by bis son. Mr.. Samuel a
| Sweenv. agent for the Northern Central Rail
| way Company, at Woodbury..
DIR. M. A. v. Smith, son of Frederic
Smith. of Glencoe, who has been both assistan
resident physician and surgery inferno at tn
MARYLAND General Hospital for consider
| able time, has located at Harrisonville, baltl
| more county, where he will practice his pro
| fession. DR.. Smith has just returned from
North Carolina, where he had great deal Q
i experience and met with great success IN tn
treatment of typhoid and other fevers.