The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-02
LOCAL ITEMS.
Religious NotIcaa.

LOCAL ITEMS.
Religious Notices.
Triniiy y. a. CkHrcA. Tsir.oHfo,eH.-Prcaehin
Sunday by tho rector. Rev. W. II. II. Powers. at
II n. m. and ?. m.
TotrsoHio.ra ~ q. ChHrch.-Preaching Sunday,
Mt II q. IN. and at p. m, by the pastor, Rev. W.
I. ID. Clemul.
ST. JokH's r. y. ChHrch, gsriiis.-Services
every Sunday morning, at quarter before eleven,
by Rev. A. J. Barrow, rector.
Trinity ChHreh, Long Grssn.-Serviccs by Rev.
A. J. Barrow, rector. every Sunday afternoon, at
$50 o'clock.
The butchers have changed the sale day at
the calverton drove yards from Monday to Thurs.
day.
The cars on the York road line have been
supplied with clock fare-regisier,, the same as
used on tho city lines.
A man named John ZOeller fell from
wagon At waverly. on Wednesday last, and was
hurt about the head and shoulders.
Some Of the Of the York road line have
been newly painted aud otherwise improved aud
now present n much better appearance.
On Tuesday last Mr.. VI. $. slice rode
bicycle from Belair TO Baltimore. distance Of %
miles, In two hours and twenty-five minutes.
u
ems. living at Union factory lst district, had his
arm broken while wrestling with playmate.
Rev. NJ. FiouTnoy, Of Rockville, Montsom-
cry county. has accepted q call 10 the Prcsbyto-
rian church at Carroll. on the Frederick road.
An artesian well has been sunk at Chester
wood. in the I2,h district, Its III feet deep aud
there l. an abundant supply Of pure. fresh water.
Charles II. and Edward u. Andersen, iron
merchants. have made deed Of trust for the
benefit Of their creditors to Randolph Barton,
Eco.
1t is said that Baltimore county is the only
county In the United States that has n regular
paid Gre department and the modern Ere alarm
telegraph.
ON Tuesday Anver Pyle. a brakeman on
the Phila., Wilmington AMI BALTIC. railroad, had
his skull fractured at BayvieW Junction. Il 4,
thought he will die.
"A new brick school house will be erected
near Larry Tobin's. on the Reis,crs,own turnpike.
I'd district. Il will have accommodations for
from 50 to 100 pupils.
Mr.. Frank r. Benson. son % Rev. n. =.
Benson. at one time pastor Of the VI. T.. church
here. has been licensed 20 preach by Westminster
station, VI. 7. church.
-Messrs. Slinglud & SlineiuT counsel for
Annie T.. Frederick. have ilcd bill for divorce
from her husband. Jacob ". Frederick. alleging
abandonment and desertion.
a portrait of the late Gen. James l.. Ridge.
~ has for some time been on exhibition in the
window Of Mr. A. T.. Warmers jeweiry store. 1855
W. Baltimore st.. Baltimore.
-Two tournaments next week In the ilth
distriet-one Monday In Lawrcnce's grove.
Hartford road, and one on Wednesday in Long
Green Valley. nesr Greenwood.
a boy named Morganwick has been arrest.
ed and committed 20 Jail on the charge Of throw
ing stones at the passenger cars Of the Northern
Central road at Noun; Vernon.
Rev. Father waldron. Of Pikesyillc. who
was 50 seriously hurt by falling through a bridge
he and g..
better and will ultimately recover.
--On Monday John Seamon was arrested at
Canton, on the charge Of selling goods withoH; n
license. lie was committed 10 jail but was AFTER
wards released by Justice u. :. Wright.
--rwO eolOFed men named Nelson and Will
son were arrested last Sunday on the Asbury
camp ground charged with selling whisky. They
were fined s. aud costs by Justice Logsdon.
"A camp % the sons Of Veterans has been
organized a, woodberry. This Organization IL
composed Of the sons Of Union soldiers Who are
members Of the Grand Army % the Republic.
MELON Bedford. brother. in.iaw Of Capt.
Chas. A. Conner Of Havre de Grace. formerly of
this place. died in Will county. Illinois. on the
18th Of August. lie was a ship.timber eontrac'
cor.
Several large sunaowsr. have been ef, q,
the Office Of the Baltimore SEN but none Of them
were as large as those raised by Charles Rosen.
on Mr.. Charles d. Fishers place. near Lake Ro-
land.
--summerheld camp meeting. which COM
menced on the isth Of August, closed on wsdnes-
this year than ever before and the camp vas
success.
An injunction Ia. been granted restrain
ing the County Commissioners from chan ging the
line Of wilkens avenue. in the LIST district. as
70 eneroaeh upon the property Of So. Mary's In-
dustriai School
Mr.. Eldriige :. Davis, son Of Rev. J. y.
Davis. d. D., formerly Of this place, who has been
clerk in the Pension Office at Washington, for
some time. has been promoted from 81 200 TO a
~ 400 elerkship.
-Abou, ten days ago while Adam Waite
myer va. returning TO his home from a pie.n mic
held at Mount Carmel. j;h district he was assault.
cd on the road aud robbed Of $40 in money AMI q
watch and chain.
-"Biily Bariows" letter in last weeks [ xroS
appears 10 have had good efee; a. We learn that
Mr.. Joseph Snyder has already been directed 20
put the spper end of the Jerusalem turnpike in
proper condition.
MIR. Albert II. Carroll, superintendent Of
Mount Vernon Mills. Fails road. has been very
III, suffering from disease Of the liver lie |. at,
tended BY DIR. Miiienberger and his brother, Dr..
WIN. n. Carroll, Of Queen AIMS county.
a tournament will take place at Bay Ridge
on Monday and Tuesday neEi, and Mr.. John T.
u. Parleits name appears among the judges.
The name Of . surgeon also appears in the adysr-
tisement-a new wrinkle In tournaments.
An inventory Of the personal estate Of the
late Jesse Slinglaf was hled in the county Or
phans' Court on Tuesday. Il embraces house.
hold furniture, plate. bank. turnpike aud Gre in
sursnee stock. 4e.. and aggregates s2l, 1850.
-TEenty-one young ladies took the black
veil at the No;rc Dame Of Maryland. near Govans.
town, on Monday last. taking the vows q power
~, chastity and obedience for seven years, thus
becoming what is known A. "Si.ters of Religion.
in the Orphans Court this week letters Of
naturalization were granted Minnie A. vogeier
on the estate Of Chas. A. Vogler. bond $4,000
10 George w. Randall on the estate Of William
Randall; to Ann G. Blum on the estate Of Jos.
Blum.
a. y. Kennedy, Of Williamson county.
Texas, wishes 20 secure the name and address OF
one Of the heirs Of Israel Griffith, Of Baltimore
county. Any one who Il able 90 give the infor-
nation can address Rev. c. Lepiey, Reis;erstOwn,
Maryland.
Within q week Tar UxIox's presses turned
out about 1000 impressions aud the work, va
think, will compare favorably with tina, done In
the best job Offices. We have good facilities and
make 1t point 10 &c; ~oTk os; on time and =,
satisfactory rates.
For some time past tho Northern Central
railroad has been doing an immense freight bust.
ness and last week there was almost n blockade
The Western grain shipments enormous and
the iron ore business Is 80 large that enough cars
are not 10 be had TO ship Il.
We return thanks 10 Mr.. Samuel n. Hyde,
Of Long Green Valley, for . basket Of Trophy
tomatoes from his BoOthby Hill farm, Hartford
county. They were the finest favored and mos,
solid We have ever seen and fully sustained Mr..
H.s reputation as n sueeessful grower.
Mr.. Christopher Pagels. one Of the oldss,
farmers Of the 18th district, died Friday Of
last week. He was q German aud emigrated 10
this country IN 1884, and soon thereafter purehas-
cd farm In the 18th district, where he AFTER
wards resided. He was ~ years OF age.