The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-05-24
LOCAL ITEMS.
Religious Notices.


.;u;tv p. E. Church, o,csontoVn.-Preachinl
law by the rector, Rev. W. II. H. Powers. a
m. and SD. m. Wednesday afternoon ser
81 at S o'clock.
,ere will be preaching at Lutherville, by Rev
III. Powers, in the Public Hall, every Sun
afternoon, at Al o'clock.
,,rsonfo,cn NJ E. Church.-Preaching Sunday
a. m. and at Z! p. m, by the pastor, Rev
L. D. GLENN.
aver and praise meeting on Wednesday even
and class meetings on Wednesday afternoons
o'clock, and Friday evenings, ats o'clock.
Johns NJ E. Church, LatherUitte.-Preach
sunday. at IL a. m. and 7.30 p. m, by the pas
Rev. VIM. DalIam Morgan. Prayer meeting
nesday evening, at 7.3O o'clock.
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Mr.. John S. Hays, of the 18th district, il
nan of the present Grand Jury.
AN Italian proverb says that man may be
/, so good that he is good for nothing.
Democratic primary meetings will be helC
altimore county on Saturday, May 3lst.
James E. Vansant has been reappointeC
of notice. register and collector of Ellicot
Some of the growers of asparagus are com
ling that a small bug is doing much injury t.
;rop. =,
The present term of the Circuit Court will
lort-:there being comparatively few cases upOr
lOckets.
The ninth annual commencement of the
Normal School will be held Thursday even
MAY 29th.
Nj. otto Mattfelit. Of Tombstone, Arizona,
a., iii t. visit TO his old home az Gainesville,
more county.
The Spring exhibition Of the Hartford coun-
rrieultaral Society viii be held on toe 1ih,
md 9th Of June
The proverbially "well informed person
that a fowl eats about Il bushels OF corn in
ar. or it, equivalent.
A tramp says the worst thing about hls
.ssion i the fact that benevolent people VIII
81 in Offering him work.
Mr.. Harry HarwOOd, who was thrown by
,awav. in the steeple-ehase at the Ivy City
last week. had his collar bone broken.
ON sunday last the Redemtorist Fathers
ed a mission at Calverton, to continue one
!. after which they win go to Gainesville.
ON and after Sunday next, 18th inst, SER
will he held at Trinity P. Z. church, Long
n. every Sabbath afternoon, at $50 o'clock.
On Sunday last young man named WI IN.
face. was thrown from a wagon on Clinton
I. Canton, and was painfully hurt about the
-PhiIip A. Kroh, Esq, inspector, has ap-
ted DIR. John Cummings, of Cockeysville, Sth
let. chief clerk of State tobacco warehouse
2.
Wheat, clover and grasses generally have
rapid progress the past week, under the
Iined influence of genial suns and warm
ers.
On Monday next large excursion party
York will make trip to Baltimore by way OF
York and Peach Bottom and Maryland Central
roads.
Gen. Bradley I. johnson, of this county,
deliver the annual grafton at the coming
nencement of the Western Maryland College,
estminster.
The Young son of n. Charles Burke, Esq,
;e extreme illness from membraneous Group
noticed in these columns last week, died on
day morning.
Mr.. L. e. Ballard, a well-known hotel
has charge of the Highland Park Hotel,
Invest of the city, and it is now open for the
otion of guests.
We have not yet heard Of the appearance
e potatO-bug. Hereabouts he was not very
erous last year and he may give Us the go-by
season entirely.
John Dempsey, who has for some time
a conductor on the Phila., Wilmington Il
o. r. R., was drowned in the Sehuylkill river,
Philadelphia, last Sunday.
A number Of building lots at Woodbrook
llands, Maryland Central road, were sold on
day. This promises to become very Popu-
lace for summer residences.
The congregation Of 81. Mary's 7. 4.
-ch, Hampden, have erected q very handsome
al tablet in the church to the memory OF their
rector, the Rev. Samuel S. Maitland.
Baltimore County Grange will hold meet
At the hall Of Centennial Grange, situated on
Dulauy's Valley and Towsontown turnpike,
= Meredith's bridge. en- Thursday, June 5th.
John S. Cuttings, Esq, of this county, the
known Baltimore banker, will sail for Europe
week. He will be accompanied by his fam
and will be absent the greaterpar of the sum-
Col. CYRUS DiIler, of Hanover, who was a
tractor on the Maryland Central road, and
)se extreme illness was heretofore reported IN
so columns. was somewhat better at last &C.
nts.
now Mr.. Chas. A. McGaw, of Abing-
district, Hartford county, hobs up serenely
h Jersey COW that produced ii lbs, ounces
butter in seven days, and without any extra
ding.
Mr.. Chas. Standiford, who lives near Tay-
Hartford county, lately lost two children from
htheria, and seven others are i'll with the same
ease, some of whom were not expected to
vive.
is work right now for our sanitary
pector and he should be stirring around &C,
civ. The new law is good one and should
enforced to the letter. The health of the towr
hands this.
Mr.. George W. Richardson, member 0
Belair bar, has established himself in Baltl
re. at 50 Lexington street, in the office OF
Gunther, ESQ, member of the Legislature
Mr.. Robert S. Corse, of Baltimore county
o has for some time been a record clerk in thu
stom House, at salary of 1,400, has beer
,moted to a clerkship in the Appraisers office
h 5000 additional pay.
An employee of The UNION office, whil'
.ging in his garden one morning this week, dus
a live and full hedged locust, which is now pre-
we'd in bottle in our Office. This is doubles
first one of the season.
Towsoutown men who attended tn
es at Pimlico the past week, came off very well
list others-but we prefer to let them tell ho'
" made out. A frst-class hoss-race is abou
uncertain as the human race.
the last nine years, at the Chape
the Holy Cross, in the LIST district, near tn
stern city limits, 23S persons have been con
ned and 426 have been baptized. At presen
Chapel has 200 communicates.
BY the destruction by fire of the Kalmi
lis of Messrs. Henry Reckord & Sons, tina
N sustains loss of nearly $4,000, with onl
900 insurance-one half in the Baltimore coun
company and the balance in the Hartford.
There has been a slight change in the tim
lie of the Maryland Central road. The mornin
in which formerly left Boundary avenue sta
n at o'clock now leaves at 9.15. Other change
We also been made, shortening the time on tn
the burning of the store and dwellin
Mr.. Glenvile Gibson, at Pleasantville, Harfor
lnty, on the 10th inst, the Hartford Mutual liz
.ance Company incurs loss OF =, GOO. Ther
s no insurance on either store goods or furni
e.
THE Pimlico races were very largely atten
l this week and the sport was all that the mos
lent admirer of the turf could desire. Th
ather was delightful, and altogether the meet
: was one of the most successful ever held a
nlico.
Amelia Smith, aged 81 years, died a
: residence at Gainesville, LIST district, on SAT
lay last. Her ancestors for several generation
re all born and died in that vicinity. Sh
YES nine children. Detective W. P. Smitf
Baltimore, is son.
that are watered from stagnant pond
from wells in the barnyard will give milk moi
less tainted, and from which it is impossible
Ike the best butter. So large part of milk
ter that the drink of the COW is ofquite as niue
portance as her food.
is William G.. Cole, whose hcme
d to be near Baltimore? He met with yer
ious, and perhaps fatal accident, at Frederick
l., on Monday last, and if he has relatives O
ends in this county they may learn Of hi
ereabouts through this notice.
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