The Baltimore County union, the Towson news. (Towson, Md.) 1909-1912, 1909-10-23
Personal Mention.

Personal Mention.
Mrs Joshua NJ Parks of Towson is i'll anc
confined to the house.
Mr.. John T Hopkins of Towson is spend
ing week in New York city.
Mr. Harry d. Busick, who attended 'he
Hagerstown Fair, also paid visit to relatives
and friends at Shippensbnrg, Pa
MIR + Cuttings Merry man. member 0f
the ard of managers of the Baltimore c 'lln-
ty fair, was guest this week oil the managers
of the Frederick county fair.
Mr. Jackson p. Grason of TOwsOn, stu
dent at Maryland Agricultural College, has
been confined to the house suffering with
tonslitis.
Mr.. Nicholas II. Coe of PkesviIe. T3alti-
more county, has been elected Grand High
| Priest of the Grand Encampment of Mary land.
|. o. o. F.
Mr.. Joseph B. Herbert, popular justice of
the peace of fowson was confined to his home
several days this week suffering from an at
tack of grip.
! William Grason of the Towson bar, left on
Thursday to spend several weeks with her
sister, Mrs Richard Hill, who is resident of
Youngstown, 0.
The Odell family, we'll known in the Sec
| ond district, held reunion on the 10th in
slant at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
| H. OGel of Harrisonville. Three generations
| were represented.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crom we'll, who spent
the past summer at Springfield" their country
place on the Pot Spring road, will next week
| reopen their town house, chase ana o. raul
Streets for the winter.
| Mrs. MCLEAN, widow of Col Charles b.
/ MCLEAN of Towson. will sail from New YORK
| for Europe today as companion to MRS: Jonn.
son, wealthy New York woman she VIII
| spend the winter abroad
WRev M e. Femme, pastor of st. Mary =
| Catholic Church, Govanstown, who had been
under treatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital
for some time, has returned to his home and
| celebrated mass last Sunday.
| Mrs. Lenox Birckhead and son OF AN
nestle" south of Towson, have gone to Phila.
deIphia to spend the winter, young Brick head
| having entered a school there. Mr.. j. ID.
! Craig is IN charge of her property here
| -Messrs. Lewis NJ. Bacon. Emanuel w.
| Herman, Laban Sparks, G. Ross Mace and J.
| Frank Supplee, Jr., of the Baltimore county
| bar are mem ers ofthe Lawyers Anti Amend
! ment League organized in Baltimore city.
Col. Philip NJ Snowden, who has been
! spendipg some time in Towson, is improving
! from recent attack of illness and is now able
to walk about Col. Snowden is well-known
Mrs. Howard, widow of Samuel E. Howard,
celebrated her S5th birthday on Sunday last at
| the home of her daughter, Mrs. William ID.
| Kone of Texas. Four generations OF the FAMILY
| partook of the dinner that was served In her
| honor.
AT the annual meeting of the Supreme
| Castle of United States, Knights OF the Golden
Eagle held last week at Yonkers, N. Y, Mr..
| III. B. L. Everding of Govanstown was APP
! pointed member of the supreme finance
| committee r.,
Mr.. Emerson J.. Ruby of Chicago, ILL.,,
who made his annual trip to the YORK FAR,
paid visit to relatives in Towson this week.
| He is a brother of the late William h Ruby.
| who for MANY wears conducted the Mary land
| Journal here.
Mr.. George R. Gather, the well-known at
torney. has been elected director of the West
ern Maryland Railroad Company ne sue
| ceeds Mr.. Fairfax s Landstreet, of Green
| Spring Valley, who has retired from the drec-
| torate of the company.
Right Rev. William Paret, Bishop Of Mary :
land sailed from New York for Italy on
| Thursday and will spend year touring Eu,,
rope. He was accompanied by Mr.. Paret and
her daughter, Mrs. W. b. MCPHERSON, ana Two
children and maid.
On Tuesday the Governor appointed Dr.
W. P E. Wyse, a well-known physician OF
| Pikesvile. member of the board OF visitors
| of the Asylum and Training School for the
| Feeble Minded near Owings' Mllls, vice
| Thomas Hill deceased.
Mr.. Jacob H Taylor and his sons, Messrs
| Harry S. and Frank J. Taylor and their
families, who spent the past summer at Their
home on Trinity Terrace, Towson, returned 10
| Baltimore this week and reopened their resi-
! dence 1908 Eutaw Place.
Miss Georgia 1. Donaldson, ce-principal
of Millington (Md) High School, is spending
Saturday and Sunday with her parents, Mr..
! and Mrs. d. F. Donaldson, of Fairview Farm,
| near Hereford. Miss Donaldson is graduate
| of Western Maryla College
! Mr.. Shadrach W. Upton, who for many
wears conducted business al Shawan and But
Ter, Eighth district and who lately celebrated
| his 8Oth birthday, spent several weeks with his
| daughter. Mrs. Arthur G. Crommer of Cockeys-
Vile Mr. Upton retired from active pursuits
some time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Ridgely of Wood
lawn, Baltimore county, gave dinner few
| nights ago in honor of the 5Oth birthday ami
versary of the latter's brother, Mr.. Lemuel ID.
Offutt a popular insurance agent. About
twenty guests, including all OF MI. OnuIl
| sisters, were present.
Rev. Hans Rumpt who resigned last week
as pastor of. st. Johns Lutheran Church,
Parkyille, was elected pastor OF Christ German
Lutheran Church, Locust Point, Baltimore,
| and preached bis first sermon there last Sunday
| night when an elaborate musical program was
rendered by the choir
Rev. Lewis Beeman Browne. for nearly
twelve wears rector of St. Matthews Protestant
Episcopal Church, Sparrows Point, has SEM
his resignation to the vestry to take enecl Oc-
tober 81. Many regrets are heard at his action,
as he has been doing good work IN that town
and is popular with the people.
Rev BENJAMIN f. Brown, who spent ABOUT
two months with his brother, Mr.. E Fell
Brown, in Towson, left for his home in Or
lapdo Florida. on Wednesday. During bis
stay here Mr.. Brown, who is retired minister
of the Protestant Episcopal Church, severa
times conducted services in Trinity Church.
-Messrs. John and Ohio E Ridgely were
pall-bearers at the funeral OF Miss Margaret
Peasants McBlair, who died suddenly at bel
home in Baltimore, on Saturday night last
Miss McBlair, who was related to distinguishes
| foV, moo daughter CQDta1L
Charles H. McBar and was born in Baltimore
Mr.. Augustus Folks of Waverly, who pait
visit to To son few days ago, was warmly
greeted by many old acquaintance who hao
not seen him in long time. For over nifty
vears Mr. Folks Travelled the York road between
baltimore and Cockeysvile as the representa-
tive of Medinger's bakery and was known e
almost every man, woman and child on NJ
route. He is nearly rs years of age and still
enjoys good health. =,
Mr.. Monroe Hutchins of Atlantic city, N
J.. was in Towson on Thursday attending t
some matters connected with sale OF the per
sonal property of his mother, Mrs. Thoma
M. Hutchins of My Lady's Manor, which j
being advertised in this weeks issue OF III
Union-News After the sale Mrs. Hntchlns
with her daughters, will accompany her Sol
TO Atlantic City and make her future hom
there, the farm upon which she is now livlnI
having been sold. =,
Mr.. William F. Stiffler OF Parkton, 10
well-known builder was among those who re
newed their subscriptions to The Union New
this week. He is Just now engaged in erecting
combined concrete garage stable and chicke
house for Mr.. James NJ. Seitz, York road an
| Cuttings avenue The fine residence Of MI
Seitz was built by Mr.. Stiffler, who was ais
the builder of the large mansion OF Mr.. william
H. Green, at Sherwood. and number OF othe
attractive houses in the suburbs.
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Report of County Health Ofhcer TO
Month of September Summary Of case
of infectious and contagious diseases reporte
in September, 1909, are as follows: Typhol
fever. 68 cases; scarlet fever, 4 measles,
whoopingcough, 81; diphtheria, B; mumps,
total, 103.
Total number of deaths, ITO. as follows: In
fictitious. 25 general IS. Of the Is deaths
were from tuberculosis, typhoid Z, whoopint
cough 4, grip l, tubercular meningitis ., meI
nights |. and erysipeas 1; q were white and
coIored. - males and 13 females. or the .
!, deaths due to general diseases, etc. 1o wei
J white and colored; AZ males and 80 female
Number of deaths reported from tuberculos
for September, 1909, were 8, as compared VIII
70 for August. 1909, and for September l9O
} of these deaths were males and females,
t white and 2 colored The youngest decedel
/ was wears old, a colored male, duration
illness 3 wears; this being the longest duratlo
! of illness reported. The eldest decedent was
wears old, a white female, duration OF illne
f il wears. The briefest period of illness beir
i, months.
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