The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-03-27
Personal Mention

Miss NJ E Isenock, who is trained nurse
at the City Hospital in Baltimore, Is visiting
her sisters Misses Virginia NJ. and Ethel U.
Isenock near Baldwin.
MIR. and Mrs Edward q. Darlington, who
recently returned from Florida to their home
at Loreey, Baltimore county, will leave IN
few days for Atlantic City.
Mrs Ames, of Pitts6eld, Mass, is spend
ing fortnight with her parents, Col. and Mrs
| D. NJ. Matthews, of West Preston street, BalIi
more. she will return to her home early next
| week.
Mr. Charles Mccullough, of Parkton, who
| had been under treatment several months at
Baltimore hospital for injuries sustained by a
home.
Mrs. Mary E. Mallonee, widow of Ephraim
| Mallonee, of Littre Louna Farm, near Pixies
| vile, has removed to 1914 Linwood avenue,
| Baltimore.
Mr.. Thomas Burns, an old resident of Sher-
| wood and we'll known carpenter, went to the
| City Hospital in Baltimore this week to under
go an operation.
Mrs. Piper widow of DR.. Jackson Piper,
was in Towson on Wednesday, overlooking
some improvements she is having made to her
property here. She and her daughter spent
the past winter in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Wolford will remove
next week from Dillsburg, York county, to
Hanover. Pa. Mrs. Wolford is native of
Baltimore county and daughter of Mr. John
Long, Jr., OF Brooklandville
MIR. and Mrs. William B. Jarrett and
daughter, who had been spending some time
at Albion, Michigan, for the benefit of Mr..
Jarrett's health, have lately been visiting Mrs.
Jarrett's sister, at Ida Grove wisconsin
Miss Olive Wilson, daughter of DR.. James
H. Wilson, of Fowblesburg, who was seriously
injured about two months ago by being thrown
from a sleigh, has recovered. She left this
week for New York to spend month with
friends.
The official board of Towson M. E. Church
has asked for the return of their present pastor,
Rev. Thomas E. Copes, for the fifth year and
also for the reappointment of Rev. DR.. W. l..
Mcdowell as superintendent of East Baltimore
District.
Rev. S. Carroll Coale, who is taking a
three year course at Drew Theological Semi
nary, Madison, N. j., is spending ten days with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Coale, of
Towson. Mr.. Coale is graduate of Dickinson
College, Carlisle, Pa.
Mr.. a G. Luttgerding, proprietor of North
Branch Roller Mills, in the I'd district, has re-
covered from severe attack ofgrip and is again
able to look after his. business affairs Mr..
Luttgerding is q member of the Baltimore
Chamber of Commerce.
Miss Mira L. Dock, of the Pennsylvania
State Forestry Reserve Commission, who spoke
on Tuesday night on IA Forest Pilgrimage
in the chapel OF the Unitarian Church, Balti
more. was a pupil of Miss Mann's private
school in Towson many years ago.
"A postcard from Mr.: o. e. Weller, of Refs
lerstown, dated San Francisco, Cal, March
nth. SAYS: After spending the winter in
New Mexico and Southern California Mrs.
Weller and l are now homeward bound by
way of Salt Lake City, Colorado Springs,
Denver and Chicago"
MIR. D. l Beall, who bad been living at
Stevenson, Green Spring Valley, for some
time purchased the store of his brother, Mr..
w. E. BealI, at Perry Hall, and removed to
that place this week. The last named Mr..
Beall has bought property and will engage
| in business at Stevenson.
Mrs Yellott, wife of ex.County Commits
sioner George W. Yellott, went to st. Josephs
| Hospital on Thursday to undergo an opera
| ton for appendicitis. Mr.. and Mrs. Yellot
and their daughter spent the past winter in
| Baltimore and had not yet returned to their
| home in Long Green Valley.
| Mr. Michael Jenkins paid visit last Monday
! to Rev. Philip H. Sheridan, pastor of the
| Church of the immaculate, Towson, and in
| spected that fine edIfice under the chancel of
which repose the remains of Rev. Matthew
| O'Keefe, the founder of the church.
| Mr.. Samuel w. Storm of Reisterstown,
who is spending the winter in Baltimore, is in
| rather poor health. He is son OF the late
Capt Samuel P. Storm, who was elected sheriff
| of Baltimore county in 1851. Mr.. Storm was
for many years clerk in the sheriffs Office here
and had hosts of friends in the county and city.
! Col. d. NJ. Mathews. of Baltimore, who
owns fine farm in Dulany's Valley, said on
Monday that he hoped the Baltimore City
| Water Board would very soon settle the ques-
ton about the Gunpowder lake he wants to
make some improvements on his farm but
does not care to begin these until the water
| question is settled.
Mr.. Daniel Shamberger, formerly assistant
school examiner for Baltimore county, was
among those mentioned for secretary and treas
| urer of the Maryland Agricultural College
when the board of trustees met in Baltimore
last Monday, to succeed DR.. J. K. Owens, de-
/ ceased. While no selection was made the sal
ary of the Office was reduced from $2,5OO to
$1,000.
who came to Towson on Tuesday to attend to
some business matters at the Court House, re-
neWed his subscription to THE UNION the same
day. He passed his 18th birthday on Wednes-
day. March oath, and is one of the Oldest men
in that section of the county. Mr.. Vonder-
| smith is the father of Is children, IL of whom
| are living
Mr.. 6. Deyries, having rented his farm,
near Rogers Station, Green Spring Valley, Will
DISPOSE of all the stock and implements there
on, on Thursday, April Sth The announces.
ment of the sale appears in the advertising
columns of THE UNION today. Mr.. joseph
Lee son of Mr. William N. Lee, has taken the
| farm. Mr. Devries and family will continue
to reside there.
Thomas Shanahan, the 5-year-old son OF
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. K. Shanahan, of Sparrow
Point, celebrated his 9th birthday few days
ago and among the congratulations received
was an autograph letter from President TAFT,
as follows: II am glad to learn that you will
soon celebrate your birthday anniversary, ano
Isend you my congratulations and best wishes
Yours sincerely" etc.
Friends of Rev. James l.. McLain, pastor
of Hartford Avenue M. =. Church, presented
him a gold watch at the conclusion OF the
PRAYER service on Wednesday night. Mrs.
McIain received an umbrella. The presenta-
ton speech was made by Mr.. John z. Childs,
the eldest steward of the church. The pastor
responded Rev. and Mrs. McLain are well
known in Baltimore county.
Mr.. Thomas G. Sinclair one of the carriers
of Towson postal station, has resigned to take
effect April LIST. He is a machinlst by trade
and being familiar with automobiles Mr. DIX
| on c. Walker has selected him as manager Oh
the garage he now has in course OF erection on
North Charles street. Baltimore. MI. Slnclaii
is a polite and efficient postal official and the
people of Towson will regret to lose his services
Miss Fanny Simons Bayly, daughter O
Mr.. N. Rogers Bayly, Of Batesburg, 5. e., viii
be married at "Lystra," the Rogers family
homestead in Green Spring Valley, on Mon
day, April 18th, at P. NJ, to Mr.. Harry May
bin Hart. The bride will be given IN marrlsg'
by her great uncle, Col. Charles b. Rogers
formerly school examiner of Baltimore county
and the ceremony will be performed by Rev
Hobart Smith. rector of st. Thomas Church
Garrison Forest.
Miss Edith Cole, of Towson, gave bel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Z. Cole, a verl
pleasant surprise few evenings ago. By
some adroit man9uvering she got them aWal
from home for the afternoon and when tnel
returned at night they not only found sulnp
tuous dinner awaiting them, but also mum
her of intimate friends to greet them, and tn
affair proved most enjoy able one throughout
the dinner, served in number OF courses, con
sjsting of every delicacy of the season.
Mr.. Edward Reynolds of Bradshaw, It'll
district who renewed his subscription to III
UNION on Monday. has his steam sawmlll
work in the woods of Mrs J. j. Blandln, q
Green wood. where he is filling contract Will
Mr. John Cowan for 10000 feet OF LUMBER I
be used in concrete work at the Maryland
School for Boys, near Loeb Raven. Mr.. Key
nolds has experienced some difficulty IN gel
ting teams to do hauling and said he was Oh
! the lookout for some mules to make up an
other team of his own. The figures at whicl
these animals are now held, however, are D
high as to make the purchase of them almos
prohibitive.
Plans Maturing for Firemen's Grea
Day.-The general committee OF the Baltlmor
County Volunteer Firemen's Association
arrange for the second annual convention, t
be held May 5th, met Friday night, 18th inst
| at Hotel Junker, in Baltimore. The bushes
committee reported that the Court House ha
been secured for the convention. The entel
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