The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-30

CiHJ Mseiisy.-Gleneoe Grange Club met on
the 18th mat An article on "haot Sugar was
read aud q lecture given with reference 10 the
growing Of the sugar beet aud the necessity Of
giving more attention TO our business ~ farmers
80 ~ 10 realize greater profits from the eaF,h's
products. The question was asked "whether the
moon has any influence on the growth Of vegcta-
tion," but was unanswered because. as one re-
marked, "our moon-men are absent" as there
any advantage in the use Of the essence Of coffee,
and the ladies replied In the negative. Another
question was fought not the farmer know the In
gradients Of which the fertilizer he uses 10 CON-
posed" and some remarks were made upon the
subject. The main question Of the evening was
then taken up, via, "lIas not the time arrived
when farmers should establish and control q hay
and produce markst" Much was said respect
ing the necessity Of such an establishment and .
committee was appointed 20 consider the same.
Messrs. Samuel and WIN. Carroll were among
those present. This Club has been In sxistence
one year and now numbers more than hfty mem
bers.
Psr.onai.--Mr. Thomas Gorsueh has desidsI 20
take another trip across the ocean and will leave
about the last Of June. He goes again for the
benefit Of his health which is always greatly Inn
proved BY q sea voyage.
GasPorder Cgub.-This Club will hold lie next
meeting. May 1lth, at the residence Of Mr.. Ed
ward Matthews. II is then expected that all re-
ports from the members for the year 1850 win be
handed In aud no doubt they will prove interest
ing. The bes, yields Of corn, &C., viii then DO
made known.
Parorabis Weafhsp-The weather Of late has
been very favorable for the farmer. Corn plant
ing has commenced. oats arc above ground and
are growing rapidly. Should the weather con-
time warm early vegetables win be gathered, ss
beets, peas, &C., have already made their appear
ance. Preparations for cabbage planting are be-
Ing made and In q Tow days the plants will Be set
out. Cabbage heas are numerous and give much
trouble. The grain and grass feids have improved
greatly, the rain Of Tuesday afternoon having
been very beneficial.
Change Of Radioactive regret 20 learn Of the
contemplated removal from this neighborhood Of
Mr.. Thomas J. Price and family. Mr.. Price will
shortly take charge Of the Thomas Wilson gani-
tarium farm, lately purchased from Mr.. Livezsy.
He 10 in every way capable % discharge the du-
ties Of that position. The numerous friends Of
the family here regret 10 lose their association.
M-Georgc, son Of Mr.. William McKslvy, Of
Thornton mill, Western run, has been very III for
about four weeks. suffering from typhoid fever and
spinal meningitis. lie was taken sick In Baiti.
more bat was brought home
Sfricksa ,sifh sraiysis.-Mrs. Eleanor Bosley,
sister Of Mr.. Noah Gorsuch, was stricken with
her brothers 10 return 10 her home In the city
when the attack came on. She has since some
what improved.
An afflicted Fasiiy Asbury Ensor and
wife. living on the Black Rock turnpike, have
both been very III with pneumonia, bat their con-
dition at this writing Il improved. During their
sickness one Of their children died and was buried
at Bosisy's church.. PHiLoroLIs