The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-04
From MOnkton, n. c. R. R.

A long-talked-of wedding took place on the
evening Of January 25ih. The contracting par
ties were Mr.. VIM. T. Bond, son of Mr.. Thomas
Bond, now Of ToWsontoun. and Miss Ida. young.
est daughter Of Mr. Samuel Miller. Of this place.
On the evening named the VI. l.. church was
crowded with eager ,hrong. The pulpi, aud
altar were both beautifully decorated for the &C.
ea.ion. At 5.30 the bridal party entered the
church 20 the beautiful strains Of Mcndeissohn's
wedding march. Miss Mamie GLENN presidin. AZ
the organ. The impressive seremony was per-
formed by Rev. W. 7. ID. Clcmm, and at its con-
elusion the happy couple. carrying with them the
best wishes Of many friends. proceeded quickly
a. possible To the home % the bride and from
thence by the 7. VI. train 90 Baltimore. their
future home. May long life of unalloyed hap
piness attend them.
On Wednesday Of last week n ire broke out IN
one q the houses near here. owned by Mr.. Eli
Matthews ami occupied by a c0loFed family. The
origin Of the FIRE IL not known but l. supposed to
have been caused By defective nue Mr.. Mat
thews was nearly overcome by the thick aud
heavy smoke from a burning feather bed and had
90 beat hasiy retreat. The Ere was finally sub.
duei by the free Of water. but not until the
flooring. ceiling. doors, &e of one room had been
consumed The loss il iraing. Insured in the
Baltimore county company.
atm sorry 20 announce the extreme illness Of
Dr. Thomas T. q. Pearce. a eli-known Citizen of
Piney Hall lie was stricken down with paFaly sis
ouc hAg i~fN NNeh suA hiN FAsNteaaht IFVn"uhct
his case critical
The case Of the disputed road from Corbeit's
Station 90 the PiBey Hill road. has been amicably
adjusted. all opposition having been Withdrawn.
The work of opening the road will commence at
once.
The Northern Central Railroad Company is de.
tertninei 10 have a road second TO none in the
country. Forty track hands. under the efficient
Management of Messrs. J. McCauey and John
Dohoney. are now engaged at this point in rasing
and bailasting the track and rciaying the same as
far as necessary with new ties and steel rails.
This will be followed up until the end Of tho line
l. reached. The rolling stock Of the company !.
all class and accidents Of any Kind are almost
unknown. Bu, We the poor still have 90 grun-
bic because of the heavy charges made for local
travel. The Weather class have a decided al.
vantage. ! will explain at some other time.
A series 81 meetings ~as commenced in the W..
T.. church at this place. Monday night. and Rev.
Mr.. GLENN proposes 20 continue them long as
there Is any disposition manifested the part Of
the people TO meet him.
Large quantities Of baied hay. straw and husk
are now shipped from this place. Messrs. Daniel
Alder, John ". Curtis, Jacob VI. Pearce and MI
eAjah Pearce are the principal shippers.
Mr.. Levi Curtis, 4 well known and very old
citizen, who has been very III. was, at Ia;es;
counts, somewhat improved.
A heavy snow storm Is prevailing at this writ
ing Tuesday. and the ground 10 already covered
90 the depth Of about nine inches. Perhaps some
good neighbOr will pick up and give Us a sleigh
ride yet. Who knows! II.