The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-04-17
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Personal Mention
The Misses YeIlott who spent the pas
winter in Baltimore, have returned to theil
farm in Dulany's Valley.
Mr. and Mrs Charles K. Rieman, of Farm
Gates, near Towson, sailed from New York
for Europe on Wednesday.
Mrs. William H. Bosley, Jr., of Suffolk
Va. has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Edwin
Scott, of Western Run Valley.
The congregation of Calvary Baptist
Church, Towson, has extended call to Rev.
Allen N. Nettleman. of Grocer Theological
Seminary. Chester Pa.
Mr.. Hugh P Price, deputy Register OF
Wills, who was sick several days and confined
to his home on REGISTER avenue, was able to
resume his duties on Monday last
Rev. DR.. j. Fred. Heisse, the well known
Methodist minister who had an operation per-
formed at the Maryland General Hospital last
week, has almost entirely recovered.
Rev. NJ l.. Beall, who completed his five
years as pastor of Long Green Circuit, is now
located at 1922 Pratt street, which is the par
sonage of Highlandtown NJ. E. Church.
Mr. Nicholas ]. Hutchins, who is now en-
been visiting relatives and friends In Maryland
this week He is native of My Lady's Manor.
Mr.. George Smith, who has been engaged
in merchandising at Highlandtown, has re-
moved to the property at White Marsh, Balti-
more county, that he purchased from the estate
of his late father.
Mrs. Marley, wife of Mr.. W. George Mar
lev, clerk to Sheriff Street, who had an opera
ton performed at Baltimore hospital has
returned to her home in Towson. Her condi-
ton is improved.
Mr.. LLOYD D. Whitaker, student at the
United States College of Veterinary Surgeons,
Washington, D. c., spent the Easter holiday
with his mother Mrs. W. r. Whitaker, OF
Reisterstown, Baltimore county.
Mr.. Chauncey Shelton, who for some time
was a resident of Towson, has gone to Seattle,
WASH, to join an engineering corps: He is a
grandson of the late Patrick Henry Walker, of
the Sd district, and nephew of Mr.. Dixon @.
Walker.
Mr.. G. D. Buddecke, q we'll known Balti.
more business man, who contemplates buying
q farm in Baltimore county was in Towson on
Monday. He is now the owner of some prop
erty in the 4th district near Hannah More
Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c. Miller, OF Sunny
brook, who were recently married, were enter
tanned by Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank B. Boarman, of
Hotel Towson, on Thursday. Before her mar
riage Mrs Miller was Miss Bessie Ady, of Long
Green Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Cauthorn left last
Sunday for Tappahannock, Va, where they
expect to reside permanently. Mrs. Cauthorn
was before her marriage last summer Miss
Mary Bruff, the twin daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas G. Bruff, of Towson.
Mr.. James NJ. Harvey, who recently sold
his farm, at the head Of Dulany's Valley, to
Mr.. William j. Kelley, has purchased pretty
home at Overlea on the Belair road, and his
family is now located there. Mr.. Harvey and
one of his sons are travelling statesmen.
Mr. Urias G. Miller, long time resident
OF the 9Th district who is visiting his son, Mr..
Baseman Miller. of Sparrow's Point, celebrated
his 18th birthday on Thursday. For many
years Mr.. Miller has served as a registration
and election officer in his home district.
Mr.. Alvin F. Sipes, of Baltimore county,
an amateur baseball pitcher of considerable
note, has declined to join the pitching staff of
the Baltimore Eastern League team and will
go to Altoona, Pa. to engage in business.
Professional baseball had no charms for him.
- Mr.. Samuel J. Ady, of Sharon, Hartford
county, is one of the incorporators and direc-
tors Of the Twining & Wilson Company that
is conducting an extensive merchandising BUSH
ness at Forest Hill. Mr.. Ady, who is sue
cessful farmer is well known in Baltimore
county.
AT meeting of the Title Guarantee and
Trust Company, on Wednesday, Mr.. @. Alex
ander Fairbank, Jr., was elected second vice
president and chief examiner in place of the
late Edgar s. Bevans. Mr. Thomas B. Marshall
was elected assistant secretary and treasurer to
succeed Mr.. Fairbank.
Misses Eva and Sallie Warfield Cockey
gave tea on Wednesday afternoon at Lyal
Park, Pikesville the home of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Cockey. They were
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Cockey, Miss Irma
Boykin, of Washington. and Mrs. John @.
Cockey, of Worthington Valley.
Lieutenant Oscar Tolley. U. S. Army, son
of Judge Tolley of Hartford county, is spend
ing a couple of weeks at his home, having
lately returned from the Philippines where he
completed second term of service. In about
q week he will leave for Fort Leavenwor
Kansas, where be has been ordered.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Towson M. E..
n A~xI .swnrn
rendered reception at the parsonage to Rev.
Thomas E. Copes and family, Mr.. Copes hav-
ing been returned as pastor for the fifth year.
Supper and refreshments were served by the
society, of which Mrs. VIM. II. Flayhart is
president.
farmer of the 18th district, who came to Tow
son on Tuesday to procure marriage license
for himself, embraced the opportunity to sub.
scribe for THE UNION. He said he believed in
starting right while he was at it. This is the
third copy Of this paper to go into the same
family-the father and two SONS.
Mr.. John Rush Street,, who was 80 seri
ously injured on the 9th instant by the kick OF
a horse, and who has since been at the Union
Protestant Infirmary in Baltimore, was slightly
improved on Friday morning 18th inst, but
his condition is still regarded as grave. Mr..
Street, is the only son OF the late Charles ID
| STREET. and is well known in hunting circles.
Rev. Otis Herbert Draper, student at the
Johns Hopkins University and also at the
| Peabody Conservatory of Music, who lives al
| Brookandville, Green Spring Valley, was or.
| dained by Bishop John w. Hamilton during
| the recent session of the Baltimore Conference
Mr.. Draper is the field secretary of the BaIti
more Methodist and has many friends through.
| out Maryland.
Mr.. A. d. Roster, of Baltimore, who has
been in the employ of the Northern Central
Railway Company for twenty-five years, lately
as freight conductor, was among the visitors
| to Towson on Wednesday. He is a native oil
| the 18th district of this county and son of the
late Wesley Roster. Mr.. Roster came from q
family of Democrats, but is now Prohibition
ist, having previously been Republican.
Mrs. William Price, who lives on her farm
on the Pot Spring road, and who is member
of Trinity P. E. Church, Towson,, attended the
| Easter services at that church last Sunday
| She is 81 years of age and possesses all heI
faculties except slight deafness. Mrs. Price
is a daughter of the late Frederick Smith, OF
| Dulany's Valley, and the grandmother of Mr.
| E. Stanton Bosley, chief clerk and auditor in
the office of the County Commissioners.
Col. Benjamin f. Taylor, superintendent
of the soldiers cemetery at Loudon Park anc
formerly a member Of the Board of County
Commissioners Of this county, was this weeh
| elected commander of the Department of Mary
land Grand Army of the Republic. Wher
| Col Taylor occupied the chair for the first
time he raped for order with gavel sent tc
| him by William F. Focke, first lieutenant o.
| Company H, 10th Ohio Veteran Volunteer In
fantry. The wood from which the gavel il
| made was cut from the battlefield at Antietam
| and contains in its handle view OF the Soldiers
National Cemetery located at that place.
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