The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-24

Tho rssislrAtion oihes in TOwsOntOwn will be
nt Mr.. 8. J. Robinson's.
Mira. PouIaius and family have taken rooms
at MFs. Moore's for the summer.
The name Of the new rsrtor Of Trinity church
10 Powers, not Power, ~ many think.
Next week tho high school closes and the boys
and girls arc preparing . sSjsy ssssE ss'z=ss
Oar boarding houses are full and one lady
could have rented nftsen more rooms u she had
had them.
Tho agitation Of the subject for n new Gre Ap.
paratus for the town appears 10 have died out.
This should not be.
IA Interesting little son Of Col. d. q. Ne.
Intosh has been very ~ the past week, but ara
glad 10 say be L. now somewhat better.
Some u our citizens have made their plans
for their sumner trips. Few will 70 in July
while Others will not leave until August.
MIR. Lewis II. Urban has the prettiest and
most neatly kept lawn In the town. His rich and
closely shorn grass plat IL In itself q picture.
"A gentleman from Florence, South Carolina,
accompanied BY bis family, arrived at the Smed
ley House last Saturday and will spend some time
here.
"A great many Of our people visited the city
on Wednesday 10 view the imposing procession Of
the Grand Army and visiting military organisa-
tions.
The new steam road has ceased % be q curl.
osity 10 our people, but they are patFoniEing II
more extsnsively than when Il frat commenced
running.
The fair and festival at tho N. T.. church four
evenings last week was very successful. rejecting
great credit upon those In charge. The net 70.
ceiptn will reach about St27.
The melodious strains Of = superanuated hand
organ reveFberted through our streets last Mon
day. We are q musie.ioving people and In the
absence Of anything else hsnd'organ does very
well.
--Nsssrs. c. Bohn slingiuf and Charles 4.
Fendali have the finest gardens In the town. The
latter gentleman prides himself on growing the
largest strawberries, and they certainly are pro-
digious.
&C. Bohn siinsluG was engaged In the trial Of
. case in court on Tuesday when the sad inteii-
gsnee Of the sudden death Of his father was con-
vsysd 20 him. He at once len for the city and
court adjourned.
Every good citizen should give our sanitary
tion Of his work. Remember that what he Is doing
10 for the good Of the town and he should
receive every encouragement.
Sunday evening services at Trinity =. 4.
church are well attended. AZ the morning sor-
vices two Of the vestry will ushers 20 seat
strangers. To the evening the seats are free. The
public Is cordially invited 90 all the services.
Never In the history Of Towsontown did IL
look NJ beautiful as Il does just now, Its umbrA.
geous shade. neat and cosy residences, beautiful
flowers. &C., combining TO make picture rarely
met with. Strangers are delighted with the place.
-Aau "Vrh " AttuE tuc touft house w
side and out Is going steadily forward and when
completed will add greatly TO It's appearance. The
iron fence Is also TO be painted drab color Il
was At first intended 20 paint the posts red but
of our citizens dcmuTred 10 this AMI the fence
will he painted all one color.
Our sanitary inspector, DR.. Piper, had men
and carts at work Tuesday morning cleaning n
filthy alley In the centre of the town. To show
how filth had accumulated in this alley II 10 only
necessary 10 state that cir cart loads removed
from within one short square! IL IL quite time
we had sanitary Law for Tow'ontown.
I'm ante bellnm days Towsontown always
celebrated the 9Th Of July by speech making. Ere
works. &C., but of late years our people appear TO
have forgotten all about Il They don't remember
whether Christopher Columbus was born on that
day or whether Il was the occasion upon which
the Immortal q. W. bad a little set to with hi.
mother in Law.
DIR. Piper had a cart at work Wednesday
morning removing the accumulated rubbish from
an alley IN this town and that afternoon some one
thTeN = lot Of Tin cans. &C., into the same alley.
What IL the use Of cleaning up when people act
this way The sanitary inspector can't keep the
town clean without the assistance of the residents
who should give their servants positive orders
about throwing out filth and rubbish.