The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-26
Woodbury. and Vicinity.

With the completion Of the new Town Hall and
Y. NJ. c. Association building We will have six
halls In this place in which our people may find
amusement during the long winter nights. We
have also eight churches, In which those sane
people may find the rocky roads 90 everlasting
life. preached TO them in eight different ways.
During the week these eight different congrega-
tions are bound for one port under different lead
ers. and they have different obstacles 60 overcome
before they reach that promised land. where they
will bow allegiance 60 God, the Creator Of ALL
Now bar.roorns. We have none, bot Biddy
Rice 10 just the hill and NJ the Sheriff cannot
get her GU, suppose We will have 70 let her stay
for while, especially a she has such strong
backing. but We will leave Blidy until the coming
nominations are made and then she will come 20
the front again.
Five cotton mills and the works Of Poole A
Hunt constitute the manufacturing portion Of our
village. This does not include Mt. Vernon, n
beautiful and thriving town, south Of US and nearer
the city, but now nearly connected with IIamp-
den.
see by your last issue that "BilIy Barlow" pays
his compliments TO me In regard 20 the "sausage
and potato roast" In the ID district Well, Billy"
] accept the preferred hand shake and promise not
10 tell the worst that would bs Initiating our
old friend, the Police. commissioner. And then
again, as you have showed signs Of repentance
lately and may be Of use to US In redseming our
county this fall, We have concluded 10 forget the
past and look only 10 your future actions. DO
your duty this fall In the 18th and brighter vis-
Ion than Constantine and bis mud seows may yet
be yours. Ny absence from the potato roast may
be accounted for from the fact that have moved
out Of the old house. The stays and braces that
upheld u In former days having been removed
and the foundation having been appropriated by
that element that sprung into existence In 1882
land which, BY the way, 10 again showing itself
In the ethyl made II unsafe for one loving freedom
10 remain In its Know.Nothing, shaekel. bound
walls longer, aud having In the past been an ae-
tive worker In the old garden, aud having trans
fered my allegiance TO the party that think rep
resents the best interests Of the people, rrespec.
tive OF creed birth, shall henceforth be &c &C.
tive In lie cause ~ have heretofore been In that
Of lie opponent. But don't put me down 90 .
"half.brsed." nor ~ espousing any faction Of the
party, but ~ you said last week, Messrs. Eiitors
a. . Republican, and as believe you have the in.
terest 81 that party 81 heart and are ready 70 do
your duty In esmsnting the different factions for
the success Of the party, voaid ask that you
name In your paper the different gentlemen Of Re-
publican proclivities who could hll the positions
Of Judges Of this Judicial Circuit. by doing this
you will give the rank and Gle an opportunity Of
acquainting themselves with the field before the
primaries arc held.
The Meadow Mills, at this place, resumed opera
lions on Monday with their new engines, which
work splendidly and far give entire satisfaction
The Druid Mills Of 0ambrill, Son Co. will
stop on Saturday and the most Of the operatives
will attend the excursion Of the Woodbury.
Library AID Reading Rooms 10 Loeb Raven.
Messrs. WIN. y. Hooper Sons entertained at
supper, on Monday evening. at their hotel, all
persons engaged In the work connected With re-
| moving the engines from the Meadow Mill. The
table was loaded with all the delicaciss Of the
season and those present were well pleased.
GRAPE.