The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02

AOPtce OF tue IOWA
A party from the city had dance at the
smedey House on Wednesday night.
Mrs. Dr.. 7. II. Wingheld has returned from
an extended visit TO relatives in Virginia.
The hrnt sleighs Of the season made their ap-
Pearanee on our streets Wednesday morning.
There were only eleven prisoners In the Jail
on Monday-a smaller number than for long
time.
Mrs. Dr.. jarrett and daughter len this week
| relative.
Services were held at Trinity p. y. church
On Thursday morning, conducted by the rector,
Rev. w. II. II. Powers.
-Ihanksgiving day was very quietly observed
mere. Business generally was Suspended for n
greater portion Of the day.
The family Of ex-Judge Grason removed this
week 10 the red stone house Of Mr.. Benjamin
Chew, on the east side Of the town.
The new rectory Of Trinity r. 4. Church is
about ready for the skaters. When hnishedi Il will
DO very hne building and an ornament TO the
town.
The health Of our town is just now very good,
and u can easily be kept 20 II our people will pay
attention to the suggestions 10 the sanitary report
Mr.. JAS. II. Lindsey ha. erected additional
shedding on his lot on Chesapeake avenue, In
order to accommodate his customers and the pub
lie generally.
The athletic club Of the Towson Guards took
their first lesson on Tuesday night from Mr. Bob
Perry, Of Baltimore. The club already numbers
about twenty members.
Mrs. Samuel =. Butler and Mrs. Nelson
cooper, who have been visiting relatives near
PittsbuFg, are expected home to-day. During
their absence they also visited New York city.
The atmosphere Of ToWsontown was over
charged with sulphur on Monday. On that day
the now appointecs Of Judges Yello,t and Fowler
were made public, and there was any amount Of
"cussin."
-Georgc, the sprighiiy little son Of Mr.. Julius
Rndger, Il tho carrier for the Baltimore Day, and
through his efforts the paper Is gaining n good
circulation here. e II active and full Of business
just the boy for tho place.
Asa Jones, Esq., n prominent farmer and
business tHan Of Pawn township, York county, was
In Towsontown on Thursday and honorcd our
ianetum with visit. lie is . bro;her-in-iaw Of
DR.. A. G. Mccurdy, OF this place.
III the residents OF our town would see that
their side walks are cleaned OF Immediately after
a snow storm Il would add much 20 the comfort Of
pedestrians. IL Is not pleasant to plow through
show half way up to ones knees.
"A lady and gentleman who have been tempo
rariy stopping In Towsontown are profusc in
their praises Of the place. While here the lady
has gained IL lbs. in weight and her husband.
vho has been In delicate health, . lbs.
-Atthc Thanksgiving services in the Episcopal
church the fonts were filled with fruits, corn aud
Nofe"'s. HaAinS u Nett pTettg anu upprpVIlAtcu us
play. This Is new idea for our country and mn
example that IL would he we'll TO initiate.
The hounds Of the Elkrilse Club-about
thirty in uninterrupted through this place
Wednesday afternoon. in charge Of two or three
men. ON their way 90 Iiydc's. in Long Green VAL
Icy. TO be ready for the chase ON Thursday.
MIR. Nelson Cooper ha. been paying attention
10 several of the sdc.wa IN the town and they
are now in excellent condition. The Maryland
Central company ought to get him 10 make walk
TO the station. otherwise in wet and muddy
weather IL will be very disagrecab,c getting there.
The meeting Of the Literary aud Musical As
sociaton on Friday evening Of last week was n
partial failure. Mr.. ijams delivered his lecture,
but the musical portion Of the programme had 20
be omitted because Of the non appearance Of the
ladies and gentlemen from the city who were billed
for that part.
A dun marc that formerly belonged TO tho
late John II. Longnecker. and which will be re-
membcred By our older citizens one Of the finest
animals In the county in her better days, made
her appearance on our streets Tuesday, drawing
a mincrai-water wagon. She Is now thirty
years old and shows age and rough treatment.