The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-10
From Philopoli.. sth District.

Mr. Joseph W. Novel;, Of Glencoe, died ON
Monday last, after . lingering illness from con-
sumption. For several years he had also been
afflicted with rheumatism. lie was IS years Of
age and had been married about twenty years.
Amer bis marriage he boarded three years with
the late Talbot Gorsueh. Amer his fathers death
he made many Improvements on the Glencoe
property, building number Of cottages, store and
warehouse and also the hotel known as Glencoe
Springs. Tho farm is IN high state Of cul,iva
iion and = well adapted for d.irying, In which
business Mr.. NJ. had been formany years engaged.
lie leaves = wife bu. 20 children. The funeral
services took place IN Wednesday and were con-
dueted by Rev. X. Mason, of Emanuel =. 4.
church. The remains were taken 20 baltimore on
the 9.l5 train aud inferred In GFeenmount. Thus
has passed away m industrious and enterprising
young man.
Mr.. Osorge u. Ensor, living Is miles on the
York turnpike, IL very ~. For several years he
has been afflicted with heart disease and he now
has pneumonia also. lie 10 SIS years Of age and
has large family. Mr. Ensor 10 we'll known and
has the sympathies of . large number Of friends.
The Junior 0unpowder Agricultural Club met
at Mr.. John ID. Matthews on Saturday last.
subjects Of interest were discussed, among them
the narrowing OF wheat IN Spring. increasing the
productiveness Of land, aud the merits Of piows.
IL Was decided 10 test the merits Of the different
Piows and on Saturday afternoon next. 10th Inst.
al T.. NJ. the trial will take place ON Mr.. w. w.
Matthew farm. There was no lack of interest
ON the part Of the members In disposing of the
good things provided by tho ladies Of Mr.. Mat
theus' household.
On the 9th inst. the following we're elected off,
GERS of dleneoe Grange for the ensuing year
Master, Dickinson GoTsuch; Overseer, Henry n.
Merryman Lecturer. wm. u. sands Steward,
Daniel A. Conn Asst. Steward. J. r. Matthews /;
Gate Keeper, :. Louis Griaith Treasurer, Mis-,
Emma Stewart; Secretary, W. W. Z. Stewart 4;
Chaplain, Nelson X. Miles; Ceres, Mrs. d. Cor
such; Pomona, Mrs. Temple Gcrsuch; Flora,
Mrs. II. y. Mertyman; Lady Asst. Steward, Mrs.
Mary n. Pearcc.
meeting at Gorsueh's Hall on the 5th inst, {.
Lyon Rogers presiding. aud VIM. n. Sands, sec.
retary. Messrs. Samuel brady. William and
Samuel Carroll and many others we're present.
The weighing or hay IN accordance with the pres
ent state Law. aud the Importance of change In
that ias and other important matters pertaining 10
the orange were discussed. Al nocn q bountiful
lunch sas provided. In the afternoon Mr.. An
drew J. Rogers. Master of ratapsco Grange. and
Mr.. AlVa Merritt delivered addresses on the grow
ing of vegetables aud the profits of the same.
Mr.. q. Stcngcl spoke On the subject u fruit and
vegetable canning. Mr.. u. Gorsnch gave his ex.
perience in farming. lie stated that the hay
crop IL the most profitable aud that he raised $50
tons from 30 acres. Mr. {. Lyon Rogers. who is
In the dairy business, said he upheld the procur-
ing and selling Of pure milk and arked that one
great opposition 10 this u the use Of swiii. Mr..
wm. d. Sands said the assembling of such an
audience was indicative of bright future fof the
farmers and gave much encouragement. Addresses
also delivered BY Msssrs. 4. Parsons and
Samuel Carroll. The next meeting Of the County
Grange will be held at GarsisNn Forest Grange.
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