The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-14
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school pupils Of WaEcrly on Friday night u last
wees, and also = repitition Of the same pro-
gramme given on the evening Of 9th inst, is the
eommodious ball Of the high school building.
was just delighted with the entire performance
and think Il deserves n notice Of more than grii.
nary extent, and will venture 10 give you one,
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The performance commenced with n chorus sung
and whistled by 81 masters and misses. called the
"Whistiing Chorus" or course the boys did all
the Whistiing, which was clear and showed they
we'e experts at clean Tipped whistling, bat the
singing Of the chorus BY the misses revealed n
very high order Of capacity OF voice and musical
talent. worthy Of thorough training. The chorus
was followed by very amusing and telling niece
Of burlcsque entitled "Testing Her Pupils.s that
was loudly ehcored. This was speeiily followed
by competition Of rare excellence, and repre-
scnted In character the '.Village School," the
performance Of which called forth rounds Of
applause.
Following this was the most winning and CON.
pletely natural presentation Of "My Wants." by
little Willie Barton. The little fellow won upon
every heart 10 the large audience. aud was greatly
applauded. His Wants" were numerous and
very costly, hut all felt that he deserved 10 have
them supplied. A semi.chorus. "The Farm" was
gTandiy rendered by the more advanced misses
and masters, and was master-picco in its correct
rendering. large class In calesthenics, under
OF real aud complete culture. Over fifty Of the
smaller boys. dressed in uniform, red Jackets,
hose and knecbreeckes, performed with the great
Get accuracy, every known evolution, movement
aud motion known 10 the exercise and were the
recipients of the hearty plaudits Of overv one.
defamation by Master John Bolgiano gave
general salisiariion. and founded hope that this
portion Of the county would some day furnish an
orator for the State. "The Village Dance" n
tab'eau, was presented with brilliAncy and nnc
elect "iiow she made him propose" and "1he
polteemans chorus" followed each In their turn,
receiving appreciaiive recognition. These were
followed by the Naughty GIRL represented with
more than ordinary ability by little Miss Lytle. n
daughter, believe, of our 6erse- taakiaR eartain
o. police Who yen would suppose possessed N %
household no naughty talent. A ductt, sweetly
sung, "The Deae0n's Sally followed the "Nanrh.
y girl, which was refreshing in contrast, bot
the most interesting Of the performances Of the
very little ones was "Sistcr Ruih's sermon" do.
hVered IN most inim,Abic and quaint style by
little Nellie Barton. the sister Of Willie She per.
s"natei the minute Quakcfess most completely In
'Pirii, dialect aud style. The tablrau oil tho sea.
sous followed richly represented ia characteristics
tabieau by Misses Mamie l.. AIlemond. as winter;
Alice Gaddc. a. spring 4 nth Price. as autumn
Agnes French. rs summer. The whole was wound
up by wonderful success Of the "sicirbing Cho
rus" and Mrs. Jariey's wax works, the latter e.
pcciaily. Tor the local hits &, contained was re.
eeiyed With rounds 81 cnthusiastic applausc
The attendance was beyond the capacity Of the
large hail. at both performances. aud will long be
remembered by the citizens # this portion Of the
"eH anu especially 30 by LEwH.
Items From Gardenville, 18th District.
~ There y much complaint among tho fishermen
~ this section On account of the POOR success. they
are meeting with. some have became "a ,I;.,ast
81 that they have abandoned the business for
the season. Never in tho recollection Of the Oldest
tnhahiinnt has u proved such a complete failure
The most successiul farmer in the "necks" il
Mr. Hc"rgc fawceit living near Stemucrs Run
On Back River. Last year io raised $50 bushe. Of
wheat Hnu bushels Of Tye. sue barrels II eo,s -.
tons Of hay. aud IN addition to this nc pnt IN 40
90" cans Of tomatoes aud corn. greater portion
Ut the corn and tomatoes used in canning were
grown on hts place. The tomatoes purchasel for
the use OF his canning factory cost % cent. per
bushcl.
There are two more canniu. establishments 10
be started on or near the Belair road tho coming
season. one On the farm now occupied by Mr.
McCoigan. and the other ON the Martin Farm
situated H. miles from, the city
The party who stole the horse from Mr. Til-h.
man aud then went to Mr.. Gambrili's and took
hi. Jaeger and harnes.. ha. been caught and the
property recovered. The thio q. a colored IA ar,
and lives Ia New Castle county Delaware.
Mr.. b. l.a',ahn. living q miles from the city
on iclair road, u anxious to have pustofFre Is
established NJ his place Of business The most.
some time. the people Ut tho noiehborhood are
anxious e. have Office 70 his place
Tue Farmers are busy planting anil soHing.-
seed potatoes being very cheap. a considerable
amount Of ground will b. planted. Mos, Of the
farmers have finished sewing oats. MAR
From Rockdalc, I'd District. Tho |, ter.
AIRY Society hClds weekly meetings at Mt Give
VI. L. church. at this place. The association va.
organized 10 January with the following officers:
RFaalt Lent 1
l.. L. brown secretary. Milton NJ. MsrE.ssa.
treasurer, q. L. Lynch board OF curaiors, nv.
l. l.. Brown. II. e. Ridgoly. ". stineheomb, Mrs..
q. c. Lynch aud Mrs. Milton ~. Marriott siace
the organization Of the society the interest 10 is
meetngs has been constantly increasing. and
judging from the number of persons that attend
it, meetings IL is not losing any Of its entertain.
ing features. The curatoTs always sGppIy very
entertaining programmes. and those named 10
take part always aequit then selves very cTelita.
bly,. Our people are developing much ialcni In
this respect. Mrr.
Items from Alberton y-On SATURDAY. April
9Th. during the temporary absence of the mother
the little three ear-old boy Of Mr. Daniel Eek.
man. Tell from an upper window 20 the porch,
distance Of ten or eleven feet, fortunately hut
slightly nJurinr himself. Dr. W. u. Gamhrill
rendered medical aid.
Mr.. Geo. Thomas, rcsiiing the Dogwood
road. has lately lost two daughters with scarlet
fever. both dying after few hours Illness The
other children. one boy and two girls. have had
the same disease. complicated With diphtherin
but are doing we'll and likely TO recover.
ms.
Temperance Meeting.-A large temper.
ance meeting was held in the Unionville school
house by the 10th aud tith districts Temperaare
Alliance. on last Saturday evening. Suitable adj
dresses were made by Rev. ID. l.. Rathbura..s
Mcrryman Anderson. Esq. and Robi. Pipsf ~
There we're readings BY Mrs Maud Ra,hburn and
Mrs. Patterson. and music By good choir with
Miss Fi"rence Rankin, organis,. Mossrs. swim
and Chase. Of Baltimore, highly entertained the
audience with music on the guitar. violin, banjo
and harmonica. Mrs. Robt Piper. Miss Florence
Rankin. Joshua Jessup aud John Siade we're
elected delegates 20 the State Temperance An.
anee. which convencs in Baltimore on April eth.
An Interesting Fox Hunt.-on the s,h
inst. ut Belair. Nd, an enthusiastic party
assembled at the GTaBger's Hotel. aud, headed
by Mr. W. Smithson Forwood. proceeded o. '.Rnd
fox" IL was some time before the dogs ia iine
specimen 81 the beagle breed got chase which
alter following up the hun'stnen concluded was
n rabbit. doubts existing. howeyer. in the mind.
Of the majority, whether or not 10 was even n
rabbit. The dogs two in humhcTl acquitted
themselves admirably. and at midnig ht the party
retained. tWiih"ui the fox. however,. and con.
ciuded e. tfy u again. ia the hope that such dogs
and such country must produce fox.
A Decree Suspended. A decree vas mass
oil recrntly in the estate Of the late Jacob s. For
ney. Of keisterstown. appointing Major John I.
Ysilott aud X. :. Culbreath trustees 20 make sale
Of all the real estate authorized TO be sold By the
will Of said deceased, but Col. u. q. Mcintosh
and Milton W. OGai,. counsel for John T.. shrineE,
have hled n petition asking TO be made paris 20
the proceeding. rs Mr. Shrintr Is sole adminisira-
tor Of the estate, &c, and ask that the decree
passed be suspended until further order Of the
court. The matter has been set for hearing 10.
day.
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