The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-07

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titled to part j,triba,ion of III, fund, a. well
the character and amount Of their claims aud that
further evidence may be taken for this purpose, IL
necessary. on giving proper notice, &c.
Personal Mention.
MIR. Chaunccy Brooks. 81 thi. county, is at
Cape May.
Mrs. John I. I-liutt and family leave for
Frederick City TO day TO visit relatives.
Mis-. Lizzie Keech and Mi,s Rose Kceeh. Of
this town, are spending few days with friends
In York. Pa.
-Mis. Jennie MeIntosh, daughter Of CoI. u.
q. Mcini"sh, il whiting school friends a, Frcdcr
iek'burg. Va.
MIR. W. II. Bo.icy. 1t ilis county. member
Of the banking GTu # John :. Gittinss Co, Is
=; Cape May.
ten. and Mrs. Anderson, who have been Wis.
i,ing the family Of Col. Il. q. Mclntosh, have re-
turned to their home in Richmond.
-Dr. and Mrs. Piper. Mics Ada and Master
james. LEFT ThuFsday. 20 spend few days with
the family Of Judge Miller. at Eilieoti City.
Mrs. Powers wife of Rev. ". II. n. Powers,
rector Of Trinity =. T.. church. Towsontown, lei
for Capon Springs, Va, on Wednesday afternoon.
accompanied by her children and servant
Miss Rebecea wardin. niece cf Mr.. John 4.
Owens. has returned to her home after pleasant
visit to 81. Mary's Convent, Emittsburg. where
she spsnt 50 many pleasant school days.
Installation OF Onicers.-Dis,rie, Deputy
Grand Master Jas. T.. Dunphy installed the fol.
lowing persons on Thursday evening. ~ officers
Of Towson Lodge No. 30, ]. q. o. T.. to serve for
the ensuing term of six months:
Noble Grand-Wiiiiam q. wisncr.
Vice Grand-frcderick D. Smith.
Recording Sccrctary-Georgc W. Scipp.
Right Supporter TO y. G.--Sam'l r.. Parks.
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Warden-Thomas Murray.
Conductor-Charies Z. Herbert.
Outside Guardian-James Phipps.
Inside Guardian-w. Gill Smith.
Right Supporter to Y. G.--Gco. A. smith. Jr.
Lett Supporter to Y. G.--chas. T.. Bowen.
On Wednesday evening, District Deputy Grand
Master Joseph lloste,ter. assisted By Past GTanis
John =. Gontrum aud A. Mccormick, Jr., install.
ed the following officers FOR Garden Lodge. No.
III. I. q. o. f..
Noble Grand--J. Carvill Councilman.
Vice Grand-Robert 7. Oycu,an.
Recording Secretary. Hartman Schonc.
Treasurer-J. Henry Sch"he.
The appointed officers were then installed In
their positions. The lodge Is in prosperous con-
di,ion.
Tho Smedley House to DO Re-Opened.-
Mr.. Lewis u. Urban. for many years vel. known
aud popular restaurant. keeper in this place. has
secured lease on the Smellcy House and Il now
making active preparations TO reopen II. The
house IL considerably out Of repair and will need
m entire and thorough renovation, which will
require considerable work and consume time
Mr. Urban does not expect to be prepared to en-.
terrain n large number of summer boardcrs this
season, but he will furnish n number Of the rooms
10 order to accommodate some rs well a. transient
custom.
In titnes past the smedey was fsvorite sum.
Rlr ofsal ala
had n full compliment Of guests, and we have no
doubt tina, under the management Of the new pro-
prietor II will soon take tho prominent place II
once held rs popular resort. Mr.. Urban 70 q
thorough and careful business man. always polite
aud accommodating. and possessing these neees-
sary qualifications. We see no reason why he
should not succeed In his new undertaking.
Towsontown NJ. e. Church-Last Sabbath
being the appointed day for the second quarterly
meeting service In the Methodist Episcopal
church, Of this place. the occasion Was duly OBJ
served, aud the services were both interesting
and instructive. aud were much cnjoyed by all
present. The day was all that could be dcsired-
bright, clear and bracing. The congregations,
both morning and evening. were large. and, judg-
ing from the attention given To the dseour.es de-
hyered, appreciated much what vas said. The
morning sermon was delivered by the pastor. Rev.
Mr.. GLENN, and his theme was the STATURE and
practical ehccts of uprightness ~ religious
principle" After the sermon the Sacrament Of
the Lords Supper was administered. II was both
Impressive aud profitable. Al night the pulpit
was occupied by the Rev. Mr.. Hank, Of Govan,-
town NJ. 4. church. The congregation was excel
lent and was much pleased with the discourse.
which was eminently practical and impressive
Thus ended a service which will be remembered
BY all for long time TO come.
Appointed by the Circuit Court.--Msssr'.
WIN. :. Whitley, Henry Wilson, Dist J. coekey.
Samuel Brady and Charles n. Thorpe, have been
appointed q Doardof Commissioner by the Circuit
Court Of this county, TO the value Of about
ave acre. Of land, located In Druid lili Park be-
longing TO the estate Of the late Geerge Freshman
Mes,rs. n. II. Boarman and George Hawkins
Williams arc solicitors for the trustees and Messrs
John y. Poe and William y. Wharton represent
che city interests.
Gardenviiie Postofiice. The following let
ter, remaining In the Gardenyilie Postofhee for
| the month ending June 30th, will be sent 10 the
Dead Letter oaics, July seth. 10 not called for I:
| Miss p. Armaeost. Miss y. Roeder, Martin Len.
thauser, Carl Sely, Walter Rawlings. col; Rev.
=. J. Miller. Joseph Iick, Augustus LANCE, fritr
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