The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-10
From PhilopolIS. eth District.

Paaeraf Of Mrs Bosiey.--The funeral Of Mrs.,
james II. Bosley took place at Jess0p's II. g.
church, August 9th. and the services we're con.
sss;ti Z; hsT. A. :. Hank, ef Exeter 4. NJ. e.
church Baltimore. assisted by keys. ". T. u.
GLENN, Watson Case aud q. Herbert RichsTslson
The deceased had large circle of friends and
many we're present 10 pay tho last tribute Of Fc
spcet. One daughter 1.-THE wife of Rev. Mr.. Has.
ksll Of the baltimore Confcrence) and two sons
Survive her. The interment was In the family LOT
of Mr.. Charles Gorsueh. in the rear Of the church
Ds"ih.--Mr. Asbury Ensor died ON Saturday last
of consumption. Last winter he and his wife were
both very III with typhoid. pneumonia and during
their sickness Of their children died Of scarlet
fever. Mr.. Ensor never fully recovered from that
attack and consumption setting In caused his DEATH
His funeral took place at Bosley's VI. 4. church
Monday afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Case officiating. lie
leaves n widow and one child.
Quarterly Mssfiag.-The Friends quarterly
meeting will be held Sunday aud Monday next,
Sept. llth aud l2th On Sunday afternoon at I
o'clock temperance meeting will be held. AZ
ESQ ?. m. on the same day Rev. Mr.. Clsmm will
preach temperance sermon at BOsley's after which
he aud many Of the congregation will meet with
the friends In their services II 10 not generally
known that the Sunday and Monday morning ser.
vices Of the Friends begin Mt 10 o'clock. Il would
be we'll for those who expect 20 be present 10 bear
this In mind as divine service Is very much inter.
rupted by those who come late.
Cab Ms,iisy.-The Senior Gunpowder Agri-
cultural Club met at Mr.. Joseph Bosley last SAtur-
day afternoon. Much time was spent in discussing
the wagon display the club expected to make at
the county fair. This being n 'reading meeting"
the Club was divided into three classes, each class
reading selected articles at appointed times. The
farm Of Mr.. Dosley Is In splendid condition, every
thing about Il showing that and attention for
which the owner l. noted. may here remark
that Mr.. Bosley has written = partial history Of
the Bosley family, which, when completed aud
nFntaI. will n n lauhi hi0hir fnieraaatuR
Pic Nic-The Sabbath school Of Jessop's NJ. Z.
church held It's annual picnic in the grove sur
rounding the church on Wednesday, Aug. 3ist.-
The chiidren assembled at early hour In the
day and In the afternoon the friends Of the school
arrived and participated In the social features Of
the occasion. Refreshments were served In abund-
ance to all present aud the affair through was
thoroughly enjoyable one.
70 The Ho.pifai.-Elijah Fisher. who was re.
Gently so severely burned by stepping into the hot
cindcrs at Ashland furnace. has been removed 10
Lombard It, lntirmary, Baltimore. PIiLoroLu.
From Alberton and Vacinity, I'd District.
Fatal AccidsRL-A fatal accident occurred at
Albcrton on Saturday, Sd instant. L.ottie, aged .
years. daughter Of John o. Miller. during the alb
sencc of her mother. obtained can Of coal oil and
attempted 60 pour the auid into the stove in which
bright coal fire was burning: an explosion fol-
loved. blowing the can 90 pieces and throwing the
burning fluid over the rhld's body. The mother
and neighbors. hearing the report and the chids
screams. FASTENED to her and extinguishci the
flames BY dashing water her and tearing the
clothing %. but not in time 10 prevent the flames
from burning her from the knees 10 the middle Of
the chest. Medical aid was Immediately sum.
moEed. but the little sufferer died FROM the shock
abou, three o'clock Sunday morning.
Accident On Saturday. I'd instant, John Hum
phrey, 10 the employ % WIN. Russell, while re-.
turning from market, fell asleep In the wagon.
which was upset down an cmbankment. The wa
gon top was badly broken but no one was hurt.
Fingers CrH.hcd.--Elisha McKinzie, II years
old was caught in the machinery at the Albcrton
mill on Monday last, and had two fingers Of his
left hand badly crushed.
Nee Rsserroir.-In speaking of the Improve.
ments at Albcrton in my former letters, failed to
mention the construction Of a reservoir Of 5000
gallons capacity, on the Baltimore county side
The other improvements are nearly completed.
Mr.. Gary. who has been In Europe for some time.
l. expected home about the 18th Of this month.
The Dr"HJht-Thc drought has injured the corn
very much. and will probably lessen the crop one
half in this locality. The pastures have also suf-
fered very much. which has caused q large falling
OF In dairy products, upon which Of the farm
srs In this neighborhood put their main depend
ence. One farmer IL now making only 81 pounds
Of butter per week whereas he usually makes 80.
WaTn.-To.day, (wednesday,) Is the hottest
day noted this year, the mercury at half one
standing at 10 degrees in the shade, and NJ I
write the Thermometer over my desk registers l0I.
BARI.