The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-10-02

| Mrs Morris Ferris OF Flushing, New 1ork,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. 3. Cover Wilson -of
| Towson.
Mr.. Clarence A. Jones of Chester, who has
been the guest of his brother, Mr.. Leonard E.
| Jones of Towson, has returned.
| Mrs. John NJ. Denison, who spent the past
summer in the North, has returned to her resi-
| dence, 1924 North Charles street, Baltimore.
MIR and Mrs Charles II. Linville have
closed Radon" their country home in Long
Green Valley, and returned to Baltimore for
| the winter.
Miss Emily Pearce of the faculty of Den
ton High School, Caroline county, is spending
a few days with her parents in lower Long
Green Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs Redmond G. Stewart, who
spent the past summer at Cape May, have re-
turned to their home near Stevenson, Green
Spring Valley.
resident of the Sixth district and a veteran of
the Civil War, has lately been confined to his
home by illness.
Col and Mrs. Walter S. Franklin, who
spent the past summer at Lenox, Mass, have
returned to their home, East Mount Vernon
Place, Baltimore.
MIR. and Mrs. c. Devries. who spent the
past summer at Fairview, East Gloucester,
Mass, have returned to their home near Rogers
Station, Green Spring Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brogden, who spent
the past summer at "Roslin," near Upper
Falls, have returned to their city residence, 23l
West Preston street, Baltimore.
Mrs. Rachel Bussey mother of States At
torney R. H. Bussey has been sick this week
at her home at Texas, N. G. R. R. She is one
county.
Mrs. F. Clyde Bortner, daughter of Mrs.
John T. Fuller of Baynesville, who has been
residing in New York since her marriage last
December, has taken up her residence on
Virginia avenue, TowsOn.
Marfin I, loan a highly esteemed
, citizen and farmer of the I'd district, has been
confined to his bed about a week with sciatic
rheumatism. His many friends hope for his
speedy recovery from this painful malady.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lanahan of "Blen-
heim," near GOvanstown, announce the en-
gagement of their niece, Miss Gertrude Lee
Unduch, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Fl. Unduch, to Mr. Victor Wilson, Of
the Baltimore bar.
Mr.. William J. sheaIey, valued subscri-
Der of The Union News and a member of the
well known Shealey family of Towson, was
successfully operated upon this week at his
home, 1928 Ashland avenue Baltimore, for an
abscess in the chest.
Mr. w Evans Anderson, the hustling Sec
retary of the White Hall Fair, was in Towson
on Tuesday looking after the interests of that
enterprise Arrangements for it are being
rapidly completed and everything indcsies
that it will be big success.
Mr. T. Dudley Riggs, formerly of Green
Spring Valley. was visitor to Towson few
days ago He has purchased 80 acres of land
from Mr. Harrison Rider, near Brook lano-
Vile and will again become resident of that
section of Baltimore county.
Mr. j Frank Suppee, Jr., OF Catonsvllle,
who is one of the Republican nominees for the
House of Delegates was among the visitors to
Towson on Wednesday. He is an attorney
at law. A picture and sketch of Mr.. Suppee
will appear in The Union News next week.
Mr. Charles E. Fendall, the popular equity
clerk in the County Clerks office, quietly cele-
brated his Goth birthday on Thursday. DE
was born in that section Of Baltimore county
that is now known as Roland Park, and is
member of one of Maryland's Oldest families.
Mr.. John D. Starr, well known New
York business man who owns farm iu the
Eighth district of this county, was attending
to some business matters in Towson on We'd
nesdav. He is a native of Baltimore county
and his ancestors lived in the neighborhOod OF
Sherwood n G. R. R.
Rev Samuel c. Wasson, for many years
pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Church
vlle Hartford county. was on Thursday night
installed as pastor of Govanstown Presbyterian
Church. Several ministers participated in the
impressive services, and special musical pro-
gramme was rendered.
Mr. Samuel G. Allen, who had been mana
ger of the Patterson farm, in Long Green Val
lev forty-three years, gave up his place there
when the property as sold to Mr.. Thomas L.
Boswell Mr.. and Mrs. Allen purchased lit
tie home from Mr.. Isennock, near Baldwin,
and are now located there.
'Loveton" estate on the York turnpike north
of Cockeysville, has taken possession OF IT and
is temporarily occupying a tenant house on
the farm, Mr.. Loves family, on account OF
his continued illness, being still in the main
house. Mr.. Lupo is much pleased with his
new purchase. .,nu
Mr.. and Mrs James l.. Goodwin of bella
Vista" lower Long Green Valley, have issued
cards for the marriage of their daughter, Etnel
Gertrude, to Mr.. Eugene Wilson Weakley,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Weakley, near
Sweet Air. The ceremony will be performed
at the home of the bride on Tuesday evening,
October 5, at o'clock.
Miss Marie Burch daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Burch, who has recovered from
a severe attack of typhoid fever, was brought
day to Hotel Smedley, Towson, where the
family reside. DIR. R. G. Massenburg who
took the Young lady to the hospital, went to
the city and accompanied her home.
Among the ministers who on wednesday
attended the ordination of Rev. DR.. John
Gardner Murray, coadjutor bishop of Mary
land, at St. Michael and All Angels Church,
| Baltimore, were Revs. Reginald II. Murphy,
VIM. H. H. Powers, Hobart Smith, Albert K.
Walker, Percy F. Hall, ". F. Watkins vi,
| VIM. r. Webb, Smith H. Orrick, John |. 1el-
| lott, Jr., Hugh W. S. Powers Henry B. Lee,
| Jr and Joseph Fletcher.
Reopening Services of Greatly Inn
proved Church.-After being closed for over
a month to permit of renovation and many
| improvements Canton Street Methodist Epls-
copal Church, at Canton and Dillon streets,
will reopen next Sunday with special services,
which will be continued during what will be
called reopening week. Rev. John l.. Walsh,
| who is now in the second year of successful
pastorate, has arranged an attractive pro-
The exercises will begin Sunday morning,
when Rev. DR.. J. O. Spencer of Morgan Col
lece will preach. In the afternoon the dean
of the college, Rev. DR.. G. E. Young. will
make an address, and at night Rev. DR.. Hugh
| Johnston of the Woman's College Will de-
liver the sermon. -,
During the week the following ministers will
preach: Revs. H. f. Downs, B. f. Devries,
| DIR. w. L. Mcdowell, J. 81. Hyatt and John
R. Edwards.
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