The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01

Col. McIntosh's little son, who was 90 very
III last week, IL nov convalescing.
Mr. Samuel Chew and son, Of Philadelphia,
were here on . visit the past week.
Rev. W. ]. Gill, Of Baltimore, will preach In
the Presbyterian chapel, Sunday, July %, at D.
"A colored bush meeting will be held 10
Payns's grove, on the Hillen road, Sunday, July
The eolored eamp-mse,ing commences In Mrs.
Chew's woods, adjoining this town, Friday, July
2sth.
Hon. Henry Farnandis, Of Belair. the new
president Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, was
IN Towsontown on Wednesday.
Mr.. y. y. Pisasants chief engineer Of the
Baltimore 4 Delta railroad, has secured quarters
at the Smediey House for the Summer.
DIR. Piper Is vigorously prosecuting his work
ofsanitary reform and he deserves the assistance
and encouragement Of all good citizsns.
Our sanitary inspector has notified several
persons In town that they must abatc certain
nuisaness which now exist on their premises.
Among the arrivals at the smedey House
more; Mrs. Eastman. Norfolk, Va, and Miss
Jarvis, North Carolina.
-Towsontown, like almost every other place,
sweltersd on Saturday and Sunday last. One
can't expect 70 DO very comfortable with the
thermometer above ninety.
MIR. WIN. Shealey. ST., left at the TmE USioS
ONCE on Thursday, two stalks Of Early Rose po-
tatoes, on one Of which there were Is and on the
other 10 potatoes Of various sizes.
MIR. Cotton, In addition to his lecture on Tues
day night, gave bis cheek for SIS TO Rev. Mr.
Smith, pastor Of Epson church, for the benefit Of
the parsonage His generosity IL duly appreciated.
Rev. w. ii. II. Powers, rector Of Trinity p.
y. church, proposes starting q mission Sunday
school at Providence, three miles east Of Towson-
town, provided he receives sufficient encourage
ment
MIR. Lewis II. Urban on Thursday attended
tho annual commencement Of Sc Jossphs Aeads-
my, Emmttsburg, Nd. where his four little neiees,
children Of bis sister, the late Mrs. Mary Wilson,
are at school.
"A "dime museum" was In Towsontown this
week, exhibiting In n tent on q vacant lot. IL
they had called u shalt dime museum" IL would
have been more In accordance with the magnitude
Of the couccrn.
The Towson Guards have appointed CON-
mittee 10 consider the feasibility Of holding .
tournament here during the summer. Can't some
other Amusement be suggested! The tournament
has about served IL day and generation.
Rev. Mr.. GLENN, Of the VI. 4. church, will
mako m effort 20 organize q Young Peoples
Christian Association here. lie also desires to
establish q public library and reading room, In
both Of (which enterprises he should DO encouraged
DIR. Piper, sanitary inspector. has been clothed
with authority TO remove such pig'pens, &C., as
may In his judgment he considered nuisances.
Every hog-pcn In n town like this 10 . nuisance
and ought TO be removed. The DR.. has had lime
scattered through several alloyrin the town.
The Towson Guards will on Tuesday next,
July 9Th, visit Hampton. the residence Of Capt.
Ridgely, where they will engage In target prac-
tiee and competitive drill for the prizes offered
by the Captain. They anticipate a good time.
which they always enjoy when they go TO IIamp-
ton.
Some Of the Towson Guards complain very
much Of tho dinner given them at Daily's, on 81.
Paul street, when they visited the city last week,
while others say that the dinner was all right and
blame those who Jared badly because they would
not wait TO be properly served. There arc always
two sides TO n story.
1t u now proposed TO build the rectory for
the Episcopal church on the lot adjoining the
chapel. which Is thought to be more suitable aud
convenient location than the lot donated by DR..
Boslcy. IL fronts on the same avenue as the Bos-
ley lot and 10 one square further east. This lot
will cost about si,l0O.
Tho soiree musicale given at Masonic Hall on
Friday evening. June 23d. by the pupils Of Miss
Manns school, was attended by DR.. Beuhier and
wife, Of Harrisburg, whose daughter has been .
pupil Of the school; also BY DR.. Mercur. Of To-
wanda, Pa, whose sister was receiving instruc-
tons In music from Miss Mann. There were also
present by invitation large number Of the friends
and patrons Of the school.
Mr.. Stephen d. Miles, formerly Of Peach Bot.
tom. York county, Pa. but now Q resident Of
Nebraska, IL now here, the guest Of Mr.. J. Park
Wiley. Mr.. Miles owns about 100000 acres Of
land in the West, his homo farm in Richardson
county, Nebraska, containing upwards Of 5000
acres. lie was formerly large mail contractor
under the Government. and has been o most
energetic and successful business man.