The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-10-08
From philopolis. 9Th District.


Religious Meefings.-At Jessop's NJ. q. church
Sunday last, Rev. Watson Case preached 10 an
attentive audience on the "Pea-efnl results that
would follow the establishment Of christ's King
dom also the eGusion Of the knowledge and wis.
dom Of the Lord over all the earth" mission.
AIRY collection, amounting 20 Sl3, was taken up.
This 10 the second year Of Mr.. Cases pastorais
and such IL the impression made that the people
desire his return for another year. Rev. W. T.
| ID. GLENN will deliver q temperance address at
Ashland Presbyterian church, Sunday evening,
October 10th. Ho IL now closing his third year
on Hereford Circuit and when the time comes for
his removal Il will be greatly regretted BY his
numerous friends.
Emproriag.-Mr. Nelson II. Miles, who has been
very III for some time, 10 now slightly improved
and bis condition 10 encouraging. He has been
confined for more than Eve weeks and Is greatly
missed by the church, the Gunpowder Club and
the Orange, Of all Of which he u useful member.
PsrsoHaL-Mr. Thomas 0otsueh has returned
from Europe In the best Of health, he having ar
rived last Saturday morning. lie has entered
upon bis duties rs assistant teacher ut Milton
Academy, where he has labored faithfully for
several years. Since the resignation Of Mr.. X.
ID. Yost at Gorsuch Hall Sunday school, Mr.. Cor
such has shouldered all the responsibilities ofthat
school. In which he had been heretofore actively
engaged NJ q teacher.
TeRperaaee CoiiecfioHs-0n the I'd instant q
collection was taken up Mt Gorsuch Hall Sunday
school for the furtherance Of the temperance
cause, the result being 81, which IL four cents or
more for each member Of the school. An appeal
was sent 20 each school from the Temperance
Alliance Of the county, asking for one cent from
each member. IL every school responds O good
sum would be realised. This idea originated at
Gorsuch Hall and either Mr.. Gorsuch or Mr. Yost
IL entitled 20 the credit Of u. The appeal was
nicely printed and arranged for distribution.
n. " Pse-Nics-The Ashland Presbyterian
Sunday school held its annual picnic few days
ago the lawn Of the residence Of Col. Walter 8.
Franklin. The school met at the church and
marched 10 the appointed place, where an album
dance Of good things had been provided, and the
amusements were varied aud entertaining. There
was Q large attendance, Reys. Pindel and Perry
being among the number. Mr.. James Wilson 10
the efficient superintendent Of the school and had
charge OF the affair. ably assisted by q number Of
ladies. Bosiey's NJ. y. Sunday school will hold
its pio. mic Saturday, October sth. The supcrin-
tendents Of this school are Messrs y. Parsons and
John Bosley.
Money Stolen. MIR. Josiah Price recently 70.
ccived some SS0 In payment for stock sold and
put the money away In q bureau drawer and
locked H. lie afterwards took the roll Of bills 10
Baltimore for aud when he counted them he
was surprised TO End some of them missing. Il
then occurred 20 him that some one had been
heard walking over the roof Of the kitchen where
an entrance could be had through window into
the bedroom where the money The key 10
the drawer was found and part of the money
taken. II Is not yet known who the thief vas
but efforts have been made 10 discover him.
Quarterly Nssii"J.-The third quarterly meet.
ing Of Hereford Circuit will be held at Wesley
Chapel, October ed and 23d. Usually this meet
ing IL held at Bosley's church, but this year wes-
ley Chapel requested u. PuiLoPoIIs.