The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-08
From Lake Roland ORR n,.,r,c, y

From Lake Roland. 9th District. The
Hsoihsr aad Cora F1aHfiay- MoriHy-- Dredging
The Lake-The WroHJ MaH- Tisiiors 10 hs Lake.
dc.--May was usheTed in With clear weather aud
bright sunshine. but the temperature was IN
pleasantly low and ON the morning Of the let Sc
could be seen ia exposed places. The heavy rain
storm Of Thursday last gave the earth n thorough
soaking and enabled many farmers 10 rcsnmc
ploving their sod land. which worL had been in
numerous instances suspended owing e. the dry
ness OF the ground. good deal Of the corn
groand IN this vicinity marked of last week
previous to the rain. but have seen NJ planting
as yet except few patches for market or hulnc
use. There Is rarely any adv antags Ia early plant
ihs OF corn In Held culture. Rs IL requires higher
temperature Ia vegctatc aud IL more sensitive 10
cold than any other 81 the cereals hence In tho
warm sandy loans Of the Underwater region IL
grows to maturity much more rapidly than in the
sitter lands Of the interior.
Moving Is regarded with dread by u majority
Of h"use-kecpcrs. and there Is perhaps NO one ho
considers Il an agreeable pastime cven when wind
aud weather are all that could be desired Hut To
bc compelled TO remove lot of valuable furniture
IN such terrible rain storm a. that 1T Thursday
Of last week Is enough 10 vsN the soul II one ~
righteous as Noah. Such. however. vas the ~
LUCK that bcfell one of my neighbors who was
moving g. the city. The furniture wagons came
out bright and early and BY the time they we're
l'alcd the storm srt IN. The drivers hurried 81
WIN Az lnssiplc slced nut after mAktng the hfst
mile one II the horses gave cut aud With all the
help the drivers could give hc could not b. made
L. bulge 80 the wagon had e. be lett while al.
ether horse was brought from the city, aud hnally
after being exposed to the pclting storm till hail
past ten o'clock at night. the load Of furniture
reached it, destination.
The dredging Ut the Lake Ia, been finished. Il
Is .aii. but to speak more properly the present
job has been completed, a. the numerous streams
ho"ins into the Lake are daily furnishing good
~ amount Vt sediment 10 be removed at some
future time. The dredgc machinery will nov be
pulled 10 pieces and hauled away TO some other
locality where money veil as mad inay be
seuoFei. Last summer catch iam" vas thrown
across Big run og ruwsontown branch. a. u Is
sometimes called. to intercept tho silt brought
down hN that stream. Job that ought e. have
been lone Uhcn the Lake "a. dt.t contracted
Fs"Fs 81 ordinary inirih scn-c "auli think II
better 60 catch thc aud brturv 70 get, iut" thr
laNr. but tnat Superior Nt.ium ~Lich 10 requisite
iHf thc management u rurrotati"u ahIit. has vuu-
iefsd o. heretofore At least preferable 10 gap
itc iHT It ia ten i,vi ct ~atrr.
one q mN nei shhirs. ats e.iit.r sh",c name
hes'us "uh Al :. tel. me tia, lac has bssn q,
often askci if hc o, uot the Lake Roland CORE.
Z antcut 4 thc >o> that hs Is rather tired OF
sa'ing he Is net the man. NuS and then there
are great many people Mt a. we'll informed uu
,'Iiuc subjects a. they uus ht to De- O. asc knuNn
a-t 6tt D. rtttvr supflsins that any one ia thts
o., ,.u'.r of .taii aui hgniaci unsathl, euuii
rittcf DO ttc 'tue i,el the inclination e. .crib
i' ti trihs ir anN paper. even though Il
iui --- h". .s' ,ef citculatl"a than ans ether
south % Na.Hu = Dixon -ur ana body rl-es
.Hv NiH ugh zach inquiries MAY he anything
'ut Agreeable - au silt"r. they are srft sfatiit
lu; g. az aumbis correspondent aud encourage
at.a iH hope taAt a. some distant day he tao ma,
! c.rhAnec %. aut tAc editorial tripod AMI ENJOY
thc h,uhsui,het privilege & -pcak'a: oi himscli
iH tnc plural number
The beautiful .ssthsf .nd warm .un.hins Il
Ae-iv-tst SUNDAY cau-cl general uutpuufius
3 f.o f.''u alton around the Lake. aud during
tl" Iitetn. the roads leading thereto
isfc-t..s iti.nsci With vehicle. AMI psic-tt,an..
Wa..e 30, teuins 3 -prins pa. eAu.ei MANY
Pc i.' au the ~ 81 maAe psvIarat.nus tor 70.
n.'t... p" 'ir Huniry tWv u mN uvtshbor. have
re-sut.r uc B.. the atty 90 reside. pr Mackal.
'H.. i.. 1c ssaf-. AA. occupied the Purviaucc
-1r-. 40 Roland station, AMI Mr. l.. 4 wu.i-
gn tle Av sulHu temrsraues "fat0f and sriter.
~4s .t. .ltri several years - Mt. Mashingiun.
ii.tH its,'" gentlemen have mAay trcnl- in the
He's a"-t.'i sap much res-si their departure.
From BrooNlandviile. 9th District; &C.
f.fr'. e-t.r y--'fsr. Hs.aBsss't it,
-r. another party nave 70 report. thi- time a
Nj. hu Refer "a Friday evening, Apul 5nth.
Iacr~ va. mu-tc. -insins ami isnciu; indeed
tl~ LANCER. made Iaite = racket. shortly aitsr
ai .ui sat .upler sls announced ami Immediately
hereafter al va animation. about thirty pairs q
1t'F- sersin. - one. Al we're amply refreshed by
tac spleni repas; g, before them AMI soon after
resumed ianein: with Tcne~ei vigor and entha.
ssru. Mr.. Rider. the kinl hostess pos-r.s~. the
rare faculty - making every feel perfectly at
home ai her house. A. vas evidenced by the unfe-
strained enjoyment 4 the guests. al of shum
marked hos pleasantly the evening passed away.
Two q thr most attractive AMI entertaining lalies
Mi.-s- Jennie ami Belle. daughter. of Mr. John
Rider Among the guest. w-rc Mise. ". Amos.
/. rtgmcr. r. \ VI Wolf. r. Ma,her. Messrs e..
a.i T. Robert. r. Cragmer ". L.. T.. and &.
,sier. j. W.rlcy. L. AMI y. VI. Bry.on AMI J. y.
Na'Avr. Manv regrets we're expressed AZ the non
appearance e ths .on. Mr. Ei-sri Rider. who
~. unable 20 be prescnt. being -onansi :, b..
r-tm through nli.ru.itinn. ~ the ni ght. are .
.Asr; A. 'ui. tm- q iae year the tr.; .iresk. q
lawn mai their appearance 4. the party broke
4p. sni ); j. prs-umci that some g those present
~rl y~! .,ein. 'le .ln rise far the fr.i time IN
NAM i4ys.
Tie vri'~- recently Visited tho Walton place
Impaired IS NJ u W..licn. tie owner.
= -itaatei N the rpai leading from 10 Fall.
al e. LufAerEi.lc. The house can be flr
i.n; distance tlm9s; any direction ami IL notice
able t5r o.. Iar-e cgpola from shich there - a
- EMIL view. extending fYr miles 4 short 40.
iancc from the ivelling there a fine hath house.
marble a.l- e.. 10 connection With Ehch j.
pond - fresh .frins st'er Mr. WYalien -tsuds
:. stock 'hi. psni sta German Carp ~ som a.
'ary are ready fYr iistributian b. the Fi.h Com
m ..-isner pn this place. or rathsr hetsesn -
AMI VI Wi'fgn property. there d.. shsau'iiui
stream. - water vel knuWn - fnue e the rec
i~nf- II Luther, lilo Lininerlina Fails named
ia honor of musical composer o'that name. rhs.
IL j. saii. often Imposed his pieces uhil. beside
-" stream uuirr The .hsde q the grand Oh Forest
tree. which shauni an every .ide fti.a nina
.a.H. e. H.. 4.
IN either side ant mall raseales and again steep
bfrst or anr side and level grassy piai' N the
other. some pis-ss the water hpss rapidly dosn
fall q about feet AMI in others aows silently,
slowly aeros. the broad fat rocks Altogether i,
3. u the pret,ie'. most romantic plsres this
vi-' nifty ant that d. srea, pra.e. Tor there 9. n,
en- e pretty places and besutifui scenery IN ,hi.
Green Spring VALLEY ani surrounding eplntry
The store a Roeklani having been vacant fpr
SOME time ha- again been Re- opened
Grrien. seem iste bat farm crops are looking
ev~-.tlin-'y sell Mt u aur farmers are getting
ready i,r ami planting corn. ks.HT.
From Aonk.on. ". err b,esrrii@g
G--ir,. f'rtf- 1i..f T~a~Lfs. '"~'smpir'.d
fagrsss-s-'. S,r,.a.iy M d.-On sunday. ~
int the tet~hrrs AMI children connected With the
VI p sunday school q this place. ~ hs. been
their custom ftr several years sgain decorated the
gravss ~ Homer besh. eldest .pn u Rev. J. " g.
bosh whp lied shout four yssrs sgn, and Liiri~.
th. younges' daughter ~ Rev. ". 7 D. GLENN.
uho iisi la, August There was gfofusion q
ssastifai aowsrs. EFpughi into numerous designs,
many offhsfn very artistic. Deeoratibgthe graves
20 deceased feiatirs'. friends AMI companion. ..
beautiful custom AMI shpuli slsays besnrsurage.l
The 'rouhes IN public school SO 20. io,h a.
fr.-'. are crossing worse. elimination AMI 20
elimination are the order e she day AMI are freely
iniuigel in : great many thing. are said which
ere a bong -sy from tho truth. Boys. WIN had
better be giving their attention - their hFs,
readers. have been hire o. carry petitions around.
ami any mo sign them Who plss.e'. Tbeeni
u ~ yot. may give yDu a. s"sne future time
histpry # the abuse. that have been INDUCED IN
~ this school. Ehiie tho trustee wsTe evidently