The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-10
From Philopolls. 9Th District.

FaAeral Of Mvs. Boaey.-The funeral Of Mr.
James II. Boslsy took place at Jessop's ~. 2.
church. August 9th. and the services were con
Quoted bS Rev. A. 5. Hank, Of Exeter 4. NJ. T.
church. baltimore. assisted By Keys. W. Z. u.
GLENN, Watson Case aud q. Herbert RiehafdsOn
The deseased had large circle Of friends and
many we're present TO pay the last tribute Of re-
spcct. One daughter 1.-THE wife Of Rev. Mr.. Has
ksll Of the baltimore Conference) and two sons
survive her. The interment was In the family lot
81 MT. Charles GoTsuch. in the rear u the church
Dsafh.--MT. AsbuTy Ensor died on Saturday last
of consumption. Last winter he and his wife were
both very III with typhOid-pnsumOBia and during
their sickness Of their children died Of scarlet
fever. Mr.. Ensor never fully recovered from that
attack deonsumption setting In caused his DEATH
His funeral took place at Bosley's ". 4. church
Monday afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Case officiating. lie
leaves widow and one child
Qaarteriy Mesfiag.-The Friends quarterly
meeting will be held Sunday aud Monday next,
Sept 18th and l2th. On Sunday afternoon at Z
o'clock y temperance meeting will be held. AZ
ESQ p. m. on the same day Rev. Mr. GLENN will
preach Temperance sermon at Dosey's after which
he and many Of the congregation will meet with
the Friends In their services. II 10 not generally
known that the Sunday aud Monday morning SER
vices Of the Friends begin nc 10 o'clock. II would
be well for those who expect 90 be present 20 bear
this in mind divine service Is very much inter-
rupted by those who come late.
cultural Club met at Mr.. Joseph Bosley last Satur-
day afternoon. Much time was spent in discussing
the wagon display the club expected 10 make ut
the county fair. This being q "reading meeting
the Club divided into three classes, each class
reading selected articles at appointed times. The
farm Of Mr.. Boslcy Is In splendid condition, every
thing about Il showing that and attention for
which the owner Is noted. may here remark
that Mr.. Bosey has written . partial history Of
the Bosley family, which. when completed and
printed. will no doub, prove highly interesting.
P;c-Hic.-Ths Sabbath school Of Jessop's N. L.
church held Its annual picnic In the grove sur
rounding the church on Wednesday, Aug. 3ist.-
The children assembled at an 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 absnd-
anee TO all present and the affair throughout was
thoroughly enjoyable one.
To the Ho,pifai.-Eiijah Fisher. who was re-
Gently so severely burned by stepping intothe hot
cinders Of Ashland furnace. has been removed 10
Lombard q. lnfrnary, Baltimore. PailoroLs.
From Aiberton and vacinity. I'd District.
Fatal AeeidsHi.-A fatal accident occurred at
Aiberton on Saturday, Sd instant. Lottic. aged o
years. daughter Of John d. Miller. during the alb
senec of her mother. obtained can Of coal oil and
attempted to pour the auid into the stove in which
bright coal fire was burning; an explosion fol-
lowed, blowing the can 90 pieces and throwing the
burning fluid over the cbilds body. The mother
aud neighbours. hearing the report and the child
screams, FASTENED TO her and extingushed the
flames by dashing water on her and tearing the
clothing off, but not In time 60 prevent the flames
from burning her from the knees TO the middle of
the chest. Medical aid was Immediately sum.
moEed. but the little sufferer died from the shock
about three o'clock Sunday morning.
Aceidssf.-0n Saturday. I'd instant, John Hum
phrry, in the employ Of WIN. Russell, while TO.
turning from market fell aslcep in the wagon