The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17

:. i. Bosley Ct al, assigLres, to Otto Duker.
y. q. Burke, trustee, to Michael HergenwctheT.
Jas. Manderson A WI to WIN. II. Dryden ct al.
Margaret Hamilton ct al TO Geo. Z. Foster.
Isaac Lowell and wife TO Geo. Foster.
Mary L. y. Grafiin hush. to John q. Maier.
assignment.
A. q. Brown, trustee, TO A. X. Church.
a. q. Brown, trustee, 20 Canton Co. Of Balo.
jos. NJ. Cone TO q. J. Roche, assignment.
James Bates TO T.. W. German, agreement.
VIM. Gutman and wife 10 A. u. Clemens, Jr.
g. J. Hull 10 +. l.. Harrison.
Y. Poteet and wife TO Catherine Stany.
David =. Wilson to Patrick Murray.
Annie L. Morrow TO Dr. VIM. II. II. Campbell.
John A. Road, trustee. ct al. 20 Florence koscn-
stock, assignment.
VIM. 5. keech and wife TO Theresa Herbert.
j. l.. Rdgely and wife TO Hartman Hahn.
j. I. Gill aud wife 10 Rose and Watts.
Sarah Asher ct al to T. J. Pitcher ct AL. trustees.
w. T.Jenkins TO CathaTine Jcnkiss, assignment.
Wilson Townsend and wife to Geo. HAZEL.
J. Schaible ct al. TO Herman llaupt, permit 20
lay pipes.
Lewis schaiblc 9, al. to Herman Haupt. permi,
to lay pipes.
Josephine subock G, al. to Herman IIaup,.
right Of way.
Elizabeth Green ct al. 20 T.. l.. Leppo.
Moses Mcrryman ct nj. assignees, to VI. y. Gent.
Francis Barranger wife TO r. y. Bokec wife.
Nathaniel Mailman A wife 10 Mary Wilcox.
Benj. Kurtz, assignee. to Peter New, assignment.
Peter New TO John O'Rourke. assignment.
J. T. u. Parlett ct al. attys to o. MacTavish.
J. q. kcstlcr wife ct al. to WIN. y. Peercc.
LEASES.
ChAs. Webb and wife to ". T. jenkins.
Baltic. Permit. Bldg. Land Society to wilgus
T.. Striekier.
MORTGAGES.
Daniel Donnc'ly 10 A. Y. Milhollanl.
Herman Buckman to \. 7. Love.
A. y. Clenen'. Jr. to wavcrly Mutual Permit.
Land Loan and Bldg. Asso.
Geo. HAZEL and wife tO Wilson Townsend.
u. A. iingling and husband To Franklin Permit
Bldg Asso.. Baltic Co.
Fifth German American Bldg. Asso. to Luther
VI. Reynolds.
J. Mullen hush. to Central Union Permit. Bldg
Asso., BALTIC.
Rachel D. Price e. Jane A. Moore.
Mary Wilcox hush. To- Elizabeth Wooden.
W. l.. StFickler To BALTIC. Permit. Bldg. Land
Society.
,. q. MacTavish VT. to Jas. Smith ct. al.
Jos. c. Merritt ct al. tn Moses Fox.
RELEASES.
b. W. Cameron. executor. &C. to Jacob IIoshali
and wife.
!. VI. Anderson 10 Jacob lIoshall and wife.
j. T. Booth 10 i. T. Price and wife.
j. ". :. BRADY ct AL. trustees. 10 4. H. Lewis Jr.
Lennon Biekhead to 4. y. Clemens. Jr.
i. II. Gaithcr 90 Jas. Norris and wife.
John Boslcy Of Vim. to Thos. J.. Cockcy OF j..
anee Co. Bal,o. To j. A. Read. trustee.
J. VI. Anderson 10 Emma NJ. Jc.sop.
j. u. kccnc 81 III 10 e. H. Christopher.
John Collin.on TO J. Mullen ani husband
Elizabeth Wooden to y. j. Mailman.
MILLS ~ SALE.
Sarah Co.'s to Joseph Combs.
Nathaniel Mailman TO Lydiaw altman.
e. u. Brook 4 Gottlieb Bowers 20 John loebcr.
Edward FnneTty ami wife 10 Gerhard Burke.
August llicklc 10 Elizabeth klien.
David l.. Kennedy to Israel Timanu..
VI. Duvall TO Mary l.. Troxcll.
Public Installation and Oyster Supper
Hereford Lodge No. 80. |. -. u. r., having ar
ranged 10 publicly install it, officers. aud 20 give
o. those who 50 much desired IL an opportunity to
satisfy their appci,es that delicious product Of
the Chesapeake Bay-oystcrs-sc apart Thurs
day, Jan. S,h, for that purpose. The installation
ceremonies took place in the VI. T.. church. which
had been kindly rendered for the purpose. the
comuodious cdidcc being filed by a very rcspec-
table audience Of ladies and gentlemen. NJ >
o'clock J.. VI, the Lodge, in charge Of the Mar
shall entered the church and was seated in due form.
after which the opening ode was sung by the
choir. Mrs. X. u. lost presiding nj the organ.
Prayer was offered by Rev. II. McNemar. Of bent
Icy Springs. District Deputy Grand Master. \.
:. Cooper, then entered the church, accompanied
by Past brands Joseph Shock. Conrad Turnbsugh.
Thomas Bond. Jacob Turnbaugh and Amos
Shu;z. when the officers Of the Lodge vacated
their chairs The officers elect. in charge of the
Grand Msr.hal, retired and their re- appearing
the installation ode sung when the officers
were installed into their respective chairs. fol-
lows: y. O., J. W. Baily; V. a., Henry W.
Shane; Il. =, GEORGE II. Coney 7. =. Richard
II. Mays: T., John +. Divcn; X. :. 20 y. e..
Amos Shul,E; l.. :. To- y. e.. Vim. =. Price: X.
:. 10 V. o.. John r. Thompson; l.. :. TO V. g..
John ". Wilhelm Warden. GEORGE ". Thomp-
son q. g.. GEORGE Il. Ensor; Conductor. Jacob
Turnbaugh: I. IT,. Charles X. Coney X. :. =.
Joseph Underwood; l.. :. =. Thomas y. Tracey (:
Marshal John ". Hicks: Chaplain. John l..
Divcn Sitting Past Grand, I. u. VI. Cooper
The Distric, Deputy Grand Master then made
n few remarks. introducing Pat Grand John I.
Ensor. of Towsontown. who delivered n very in
tcrc.,ing and appropriate address which was at
tcntively listened 10 and well received by the
large audience. Rev. II. McNemar was then in
troducci and made n few remarks with reference
20 the principles and teachings Of odd Fellow
The Grand Marshal then declared the officers
regularly installed in due form. when the closing
ode sung and the benediciion pronounced by
Rev. T.. Richardson.
During these ceremonies supper was being pre-.
pared at the hail. and at their conclusion an.
| nounccd ready. The church was speedily vacated
aud the hall bcsiegcd. all eager for the fray and
every one had abundant opportunity to enjoy the
bountiiul Tepast, composed Of oysters in great
| abundance, turkeys, chickens. beef, ham. and all
the usual trimmings in almos, endless profusion.
all prepared in the most satisfactory manner. The
whole affair was well planned and carried out with
satisfaction, all present seeming to heartily enjoy
| themselves. DERFLA.
| PAnKroS, Jan. 10th, Iss0.
Difficulty Adjustsd.-Thc Executive Com
| nittcc Of the Emory Grove Camp Meeting Asso-
citation met in Baltimore on Monday evening 10
consider propositions from President Hood. Of the