The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12

lsn,Prfsrt 4 Afisistcr--A very laxee susprisc
patty met ct the NJ. y. parsonage On Tnesdsy
night. tst int, aud gave genuine surprise 20
Rev. Mr.. Hartman and his lsmily. They came
from New Market and bryurht viii shssn = great
quantity Of stores. consisting vf groceries of all
kinds. four, apples, potatoes. cabbage. canned
fruits, corn and oats and large coiscion Of other
artisss, inclndng cakss. ssndy, nuts, fruits, a.,
he lstler being spread upon The table .ad enjoyed
70 be present and enjoyed himself With iSs rss,.
and don't remember ever having attended =
more plcasanHbIs afhir. Il he's been said that
when the hdies % New Market undertake any
shisg % this kgd Il always proves . success, and
beg leave TO Offer my testimony IN their behalf
Among those present were Mrs. N. B. Reed, Mrs.
q. Maekey, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. standiford. the Misscs Sampson, Mat
thews, Hanptman, scitz, Smith, Bond, Wantland,
Ludwig. Yost, Taylor, Rutledge, Russell, Gen.
mel. Trout, Hverhart aud many other ladies and
gentlemen, about forty In al. The evening was
delightfully."- spcnt some Of the young ladies fur
nishing excellent vocal aud instrumental music,
and the company repaired 10 their homes with the
most pleasant recoiiections Of the event.
Prospective Improrsments.--A great many i'm
provemett e are In contemplation In this neighbor-
hood during the coming spring and summer, the
expseted they win BE-. This will make business
brisk.
Ceffisy Ready for Nsxf Sansn,er-During the
past winter Mr.. Bonticy built very large house
and filed u for the use Of his city bvariers next
summer. He 10 also about 10 begin the erection
OF large addition 20 his boarding house and ex-
poets 10 be able 10 accommodate hundred or
more guests. This viii make things lively In the
neighborhood. Mr.. Matthews. the agent and
store-keepcr at Bcntly's station, BY his tact and
energy. has greatly improved the place since be
A. a. 49, sx,,, 49, =
Ds,. &c Isp:s az. a. Ss NM s:..
T. about @ commence the erection % several
houses fer bic empieyees, also an addition to bis
large min, thus giving employment 10 many.
The dam, which was injured BY the late ffesheis,
10 Ssins again pat IN thorough repair.
about - eoumencs the erection ofa large canning
csiablishmsnt on his farm near this station, In
which he proposes 10 put up tomatoes and other
vegetables aud fruits. giving employ ment 10
nu.bcr of hands. Mr.. Bsnjsnlin ?. jordan also
proposes TO erect similar establishment and com.
menec operations this season, canning corn prin-
cipaliy, believe Both are energetic gentlemen
and there seems TO be nothing In the way TO pro.
vent their success.
Property Saie.-Ths property 81 the late Lemuel
Morris, Tear Freeiand's Station, n. e. II. r.,
tanning about 20 acre., has been sold to Mr.. Lewis
Palmer for $500.
R.ad..-we have had another snow which has
melted and len our roads In still condition
than they were before Il came. am almost
ready TO believe with "Gridiron," that the bottom
has dropped out Of them.
The Sebooi Qses'io..---I entirely agree with
your 10th district correspondent, who has had
consisting To say ON the subject Of tho schools.
Let Us have fewer officers at Towsontown and
more ut home who are interested directly IN the
schools. There 10 too much examining" aud In
this there i verihcation Of the old saying that
"too many cooks spoil the broth" Give us n
make some much needed Improvements.
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