The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-05-22
Personal Mention

visiting her mother in law, Mrs. John Ridgely
of Hampton.
was among the graduates at the Johns Hop
kins Nurses Training School on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cromwell, whospen
the past winter in Baltimore, have reopenet
springfield" their summer home on Pc
Spring road.
Superintendent of Schools Alfred s. Cook
who spent about ten days at Atlantic City
accompanied by Mrs. Cook, is now in th
mountains His health is improving.
Mr.. Jason E. Crout, son OF the late John Il
Crout, of Reisterstown, has taken live yea
lease on the Pen-Mar dining-rooms that wer'
conducted by bis father for thirty years.
Mrs. William s. Keech, of Towson, anc
heraunt, Miss Elizabeth Longnecker, are spend
ing few days with Mrs. Hugh W. S. Powers
| at the rectory Highland, Howard county, Md
MIR. William II. Smith, of Panama, is now
| visiting relatives in Maryland. He brother
of Mrs. Thomas Staines, of Lutherville. Mr.
Smith will return to Panama in about six
weeks.
Rev. Thomas E. Copes, pastor of Towson
NJ. E. Church, preached to the inmates of the
Maryland Penitentiary at 8 o'clock last Sunday
morning and returned here in time for his
regular service at IL.
-Ex-County Commissioner John V. Sade,
who has been sick and confined to his home at
Corbett, N. G. r. R., about week, is slowly
convalescing He is under the care of DR..
William Burgess Cornell.
DIR. Henry P. Hynson, of the 9th district,
is foreman of the present grand jury. He is a
resident OF Roland Park and president Of the
Confederated Civic Protective and Improve
ment Association of Baltimore county.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry r. Turnbull, who
have been occupying cottage on North Balti-
more avenue, Towson, have rented the Yellott
cottage on West Pennsylvania avenue, until
recently occupied by the Misses Denny:
Ind 7 nf
county, will preside and deliver an address on
Thursday evening, June oath, at the annual
meeting of the Maryland Bankers Association
at the Blue Mountain House, w. NJ. R. R.
Mr.. Samuel W. Black, well known and
successful business man, has been elected presi'
dent Of the new White Hall National Bank,
which will be ready for business in few days.
Mr.. W. Evans Anderson is the acting cashier.
The annual commencement exercises OF
Mount st. Agnes College, Mt Washington
will begin June LIST with violin recital by
Miss Jane Burke, daughter Of Judge N. Charles
Burke, of Towson, assisted by the young lady
students.
Mr. Henry P. Mann, president of the Board
of County Commissioners, was on Thursday
elected president of the Maryland Federation
of County Commissioners lately organized in
Baltimore at meeting called by Governor
Crothers.
Mrs. Brady. widow of Samuel Brady, Of
Green Spring Valley, has been very i'll with
pneumonia this week at the residence OF her
son, Mr. Upton S. Brady, on REGISTER avenue,
south of Towson. DR.. R. c. Massenburg is at
tending her.
Miss Elsie B. Draper of Brooklandville.
Green Spring Valley, was one of the party Of
Woman's College girls who was so delightfully."-
entertained at the State House, st. Johns Col
lege and the Naval Academy at Annapolis
few days ago.
DR.. E. A. Jones, who for some time has
been occupying part Of the Stansbury house on
Trinity Terrace, will shortly remove from
Towson. The house has been taken by several
single gentlemen who will make their bachelor
quarters there.
bar, has been notified by the secretary that he
has been elected member of the st. Andrews
Society of Baltimore city. Only Scotchmen
and those of Scotch descent are eligible to mem
bership in the society.
Mr.. Hopper Emory, secretary and treas
urer of the Colonial Trust Company OF Balti-
more, sailed on Wednesday from New York
fol- Europe and will spend a short time in
London and Paris. He is a son of Hon. ID.
Hopper Emory, of Towson.
Mr.. William P. Cole, who was chairman
of the reception committee at the dedication OF
ton last Saturday afternoon, entertained
number of his friends at his residence on High
land avenue after the game was over.
Mr.. j. Lawrence Fox, of the Baltimore bar,
was on Tuesday admitted to practice in the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county, on motion
of his cousin, Mr.. ]. Howard Fox. Mr.. Fox,
who is associated in practice with Mr.. James
Bowers, is a native of Baltimore county.
DIR. and Mrs. J. Royston Green, OF Towson,
have sent out cards to the wedding Of their
niece, Miss Mary Elizabeth Green, to Mr.. Ed
ward Mcpherson Haynes, of Hopewell, N. J.
The ceremony will take place in Trinity
Church, Towson, Wednesday, June 3D. at P. NJ.
On instant QhOuE
fifty of the members and friends of Patapsco
Station M E. Church, at Grange, paid their
pastor, Rev. ]. E. James, and Mrs. James sur
prise donation visit and spent several hours
very pleasantly. Refreshments were served
during the evening.
Pikesville, has returned from visit to Mrs.
Clarence W. Watson, of Fairmont Farms, Fair
mont, w. Va. MIR. and Mrs. Watson left for
London this week, having entered q number
of their prize winning horses in the great
show that takes place in that city next month.
Mr.. Wesley Royston, a prosperous farmer
of the neghborhood of Butler, renewed his
subscription to THE UNION on Tuesday. He
was driving a very fine Wood Wilkes colt of
his own raising, of which he is justly proud.
He said he might be induced to sell the
colt but it would take a right long purse to
buy him.
Mrs. Anderson, wife of Mr.. Edward F.
Anderson. ofToWson, was successfully operated
on for appendicitis at the Maryland University
Hospital on Wednesday. She is doing very
well and her speedy recovery is expected. Mrs.
Anderson is the youngest daughter OF the late
John Wright of the Maryland Bleach Works,
on the Falls road.
Mr.. Thomas C. Turnbaugh, retired farmer
of Mount Carmel, 9th district, who came to
Towson on Wednesday to pay his taxes, re-
newed his subscription to THE UNION at the
same time He has been a subscriber to this
,Anr hQn0h'Q hnAIfh
has not been good for several years and for this
reason he gave up active farming operations.
Rev. Thomas Gorsuch of c., Of Parkville,
the we'll known local minister Of the M. E:
Church and an active director in the Hartford
County Fire Insurance Company, who will be
So wears of age on the 23d of next month,
drove to Towson on Wednesday to pay his
taxes and renew his subscription to THE UNION:
He is in the enjoyment of his usual health and
takes as lively an interest in public affairs as
be ever did.
Baltimore county was rather slimly repre-
scented at the National Good Roads Congress
held in Baltimore this week Among those
present were Mr.. Thomas B. Todd, Mr.: George
i. Shelley, Mr.. Jacob NJ. Pearce, Mr.. 7. Mel
Vile Pearce Mr.. John W. Sparks. Capt; @:
Lyon Rogers, Capt. J. s. Turner, Mr.. Albert
Fowble, Hon J. Fred; G, Talbot, MAJOR Lhos'
Shirley, Mr.. Reister Russell and Mr. Walter z.
Reckord.
Rev. Charles o. Isaac, pastor of Column
Avenue NJ. E. Church, Baltimore, and his
brother Rev. Frank r. Isaac, pastor of Caro-
line Street NJ. E. Church. Baltimore, who are
sons of Mr.. William A. J. Isaac, who died at
his home at Ellicott City last week, in his 93d
year were among the callers at THE UNION
office on Monday These gentlemen are cousins
of Mr. William NJ. Isaac and they came to
Towson to see him, he having been indisposed
for some time.
Mr.. George w. White, who conducts an
extensive dairy business on the Old Hartford
road, said this week that milk producers are
count of the high price of feed of all kinds.
He paid $50 ton for bran this week, with all
other feeds in proportion. Mr.. White also
does some trucking and now has over IL acres
:. .o4nIono hat arn dninn Hnplu HE feeds his