The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-03-06
Personal Mention.

Mr.. W. Evans Anderson, of White Hall
N. G. r. R., is foreman of the present Grant
Jury.
Mrs. Harry NJ. Lord, whose pretty countr.
home is on the Oregon pike, near Cockeysvile
is spending fortnight at Atlantic City.
School Superintendent Albert s. Cook, WHIT
had been travelling in the West on school bust
ness, returned to his home here early this week
Mrs. Columbus Watkins, an aged residen
of Philopolis, 8th district, was stricken will
paralysis few days ago. her left side being
affected.
Miss Myrtle G. Morris, of Freeland. N. G
R. R., has gone to New York to take post
graduate course at Belleview Hospital as 6
trained nurse.
Miss Minnie s. Rye, who had been spend
ing some time with her brother and sister in
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Rye, of Belmont Farm
Loeb Raven, has returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Fahnestock and Mr..
| Albert Fahnestock well known summer resi-
| dents of Baltimore county, registered at the
Waldorf Hotel, New York city, on Monday
last.
MIR. Frank Junker proprietor of the popu-
lar Hotel Quaker in Baltimore, celebrated his
50th birthday last Saturday. He is we'll known
in Baltimore county, having formerly resided
| here.
farm, on the Pot Spring road few days ago
| and injured his hip, passed his 95th birthday q
few days ago. He has been remarkably
| vigorous man.
Prof. Thomas c. Bruff and Mr.. Albert s.
Cook, of Towson, have been chosen vice. presi-
dents of the Baltimore Congress of the Mothers
and Parent Teachers Association, lately organ
lied in the city.
Mrs. Caleb S. TAYLOR. who had been very
sick for some time at her home on REGISTER
avenue: is much improved DR.; J; Royston
mother of MIR Robert M TavlOr
-Ex-County Treasurer William Parks, who
lives on his farm near Texas has almost en-
tirely recovered from injuries sustained several
weeks ago by slipping and falling into bis ram
pit. He is one of the Oldest men in that Sec
ton of the county.
Miss Nettie Parks, the 10 year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha W. Parks, near Tow
son, who had an operation performed for ap-
pendcitis at the Church Home and Infirmary
in Baltimore. has been brought to her home
and is doing nicely.
Mr.. Robert H. Smith, the we'll known Bal
timore lawyer has been superintendent of the
Sunday school of the Second Presbyterian
Church. Baltimore and Lloyd streets, thirty
nine years. This school celebrated its ninety.
third anniversary last Sunday.
Mrs. Mary J. Greene celebrated her 10Th
birthday at her home in Reisterstown last
Sunday when family reunion was held in her
honor. She is the mother of Mr.. Louis ID.
Greene, member of the City Council of Balti-
more. -Four generations of the family were
present.
Mr.. Harry S. Cox, who some time ago pur-
chased the Locust Vale Stock Farm, near Tow
son, proposes to make the place his permanent
home. He will construct two.mlle hunt
ing course on the place over which his friends
will be privileged to school their hunters and
jumpers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Rigdon, well known
residents of Lauraville, celebrated the twenty
fifth anniversary of their marriage few nights
ago and entertained large number of their
friends. The house was prettily decorated for
the occasion. They were the recipients OF
many pretty presents
While in Baltimore last week President
McCrea, of the great Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, paid his first visit to Sparrow's Point
and was greatly pleased with that busy place.
A coincidence was that at the time of his visit
to the rail mill the plant was rolling rails for
the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Mr.. Alvin F. Sipes, of Baltimore county,
who last season filled the box for the ToTson
baseball team on several important occasions,
has been signed for the coming season by the
management of the Baltimore Eastern League
team. He, is a. fine looking fellow, feet 2
inches, and carries no superhuous flesh. His
many friends will be much disappointed if he
is not the making of great pitcher.
Mr.. V. A. P. Ware, of Reynoldsburg, o.,
accompanied by bis son, Mr.. 0. Morton Ware,
who came East to attend the inauguration,
spects to THE UNION. Mr.. Ware is a native Of
Towson and his son was also born here, but
left with his parents for Ohio when he was an
infant and this was his first visit since. He is
a successful farmer and lives on the old home
stead at Reynoldsburg.
Mr.. Talbot J Albert, of Baltimore county
U. s. Consul at Brunswick Germany, who had
been in Baltimore four months with his wife,
who is being treated for rheumatism, sailed on
Tuesday for Germany, where he will resume
his consular duties. Mrs. Albert is native of
Baltimore county and daughter of the late
Col. Oliver P Macgill. She expects to return
to Brunswick in April, accompanied by her
daughters, Misses Emily Albert and Mary
Glare Albert and Mr.. Talbot ]. Albert, Jr.
Mrs. Sarah Slade, widow of John B. Slade,
of My Lady's Manor, celebrated her 87th birth
day on Friday. 9Th instant, at her home at
Corbett N. c. r. R., where she occupies cosy
cottage with her daughter, Miss Mary E. Slade.
Her other children are ex County Commits
sioner John V. Slade and Messrs. Charles Car.
roll Slade and William Thomas Slade. Mrs.
Slade, who retains her faculties to remarka-
BILE degree, is lifelong resident of that section
of the county. She takes lively interest in
all that goes on about her and is regular
reader of THE UNION, always looking forward
with interest to its weekly visits.