The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-02-13

| Personal Mention
Miss Furber, of Minneapolis, Mimi, is
spending some time with Miss Ann Morton, OF
Mt. Washington, Baltimore county.
Miss Sara Penniman, of Mt. Washington,
is visiting her brother Mr.. Arthur Penniman,
who is engaged in business In New York city.
| Miss Louise Schneider, who had been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. John Rever, of Philadel
! phia has returned to her home at Fallston,
! Md. & Pa. Railroad
Mr. Duane Fl. Rice, proprietor of Valley
View Stock Farm, has been reelected a mem
Der of the board of governors of the Gentle
! mems Driving Park Association:
Mr. G w. Morgan, who had been renting
the farm of Mr.. A. ]. Carr, at Roslyn, Sd dis
trict for some time, is now located at Airing
ton, where he is engaged in hauling.
Mr.. Harry W. Treadwell, of the Hampton
Mill Farm, who has been sick and confined to
his home about week, is improving slowly.
DIR. ]. Royston Green is attending him:
Mrs. John Love, of Baltimore county, who
spent several months travelling in Southern
Europe, has returned. She is a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. George, of Long Green
Valley.
of Hunts Circuit Baltimore county, has been
under treatment for some days at the Church
Home and Infirmarv in Baltimore. His many
Baltimore county friends wish him speedy
recovery.
Mrs. Annie E. Ady has issued invitations
to the marriage Of her daughter, Elizabeth
Thompson, to Mr.. Joseph G. Miller, son of Mr..
Peter Miller, of Sunnybrook. The ceremony
will take place February 18th, at st. Johns
Catholic Church, Long Green Valley.
Mrs. Sydney E. Smith and her daughters,
Lillian Elizabeth and Ruth Ridgely Smith of
1924 Guilford avenue, Baltimore, who had been
visiting their aunts, the Misses Morgan, Of
Long Green, are now guests of their aunt, Mrs
g. Frank Morgan, of Dulany's Valley.
Mr.. John T. Isennock, a prosperous farmer
near Fallston, came to Towson on Tuesday to
advertise his snug truck farm near Jackson.
vile, 10th district, which he will offer at pub
lie sale on Saturday. February 9th. The ad-
vertisement of sale appears in THE UNION
today.
Mr.. Walter w. Crosby, chief engineer of
the State Geological Survey. this week attended
the annual meeting of the Good Roads Asso-
citation of Virginia, which was held in Rich
mond. On Thursday Mr.. Crosby delivered an
address on what Maryland has done in the
construction of good roads.
The names of Messrs Charles A. Council
man and E. Cuttings Merryman of Baltimore
county, who are members of the board of trus-
tees of the Maryland Agricultural College, APP
pear on the following committees Of that insti:
tuition: Agriculture, Finance, Buildings and
Grounds and Eastern Branch.
The friends of State Senator John s. Bid
olson, of Baltimore county, will urge him for
the honorable position of President of the next
Senate of Maryland-an Office next in import
ance to that of Governor. The term of Sena-
tor is four years and Mr.. Biddison will have
two years to serve from next January.
MIR. Charles f. A. Hokamp, Baltimore
business man, was in Towson on Wednesday
for the second time in his life. He is executor
of the estate of the late Henry Clark, who was
a native of Baltimore county and veteran OF
the Civil War, and came here to look after a
matter connected with the settlement of the
estate.
Rev. H. Medley Price, pastor of the Pres
byterian Church at Ashland, N. G. R. R., &C.
companied by Mr.. William H. Buck, Jr., cash.
Ter of the National Bank of Cockeysville, were
welcome callers at THE UNION office on Tues
day. These gentlemen came to Towson to
look after some matters calculated to advance
the interests of their community.
Mr.. Robert ]. Dilworth, well known 18th
district farmer. renewed his subscription to
THE UNION on Thursday. He has been men,
Der of Towson Lodge of Odd Fellows over forty
years and much laments the fact that he was
obliged this year for the first time to remain
away from the annual reunion of the lodge
because of the icy condition of the roads,
Mr. Henry Bach, Jr., we'll known Balti-
more business man who has been living al the
Smedley House, Towson, for some time, has
taken half of the double house of the late Mrs.
Eudocia Stansbury, on the northwest corner
of Allegany and Washington avenues and, in
connection with DR.. narrower, will engage in
housekeeping there on the bachelors halP'
plan.
On Friday night, 9TH instant Rev. Adolf
plus T. Pindell celebrated his thirty fourth
year as rector of Sherwood P. E. Church.
Cockeysville, when large number of his
parishioners and friends rendered him dona
ton party Mrs. Pindell is daughter of the
late John Yellott, of Dulany's Valley, and
sister of Maj. John l. Yellott and Mr.. George
W. Yellott.
Mr.. Harry F. Hopkins, prominent resi-
dent of Patapsco Neck who renewed bis SUBJ
scription to THE UNION on Wednesday, is
among the many in Baltimore county who is
not eDamored of the r. F. D. service. Before
this system was adopted Mr.. Hopkins received
his mail at 7.30A.M. Now he is obliged to wait
until between IL and 1, and business letters
subjected to delays of "a hours or more.
Hence Mr.. Hopkins, like thousands of others,
fails to appreciate the so-called improved
service.