The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-10-24
Religious Notices.


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Religious Notices.
To,cson,o,cn M. E. Church.-Preaching to-mor
row Sunday, at IL a. m, and at u p. M, by
the pastor, Rev. Watson Case. Young peoples
meeting at D. IN. Revival services are still in
progress. All are earnestly invited.
50. Johns NJ. E. Church, Acknowledgements
ing Sunday, at IL a. m. and 7.30 p H., by the pas
tor. Rev. VIM. Dallam Morgan. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening, at 7.30 o'clock.
Trin;,y p e. Church, Toosontolcn.-Preaching
Sunday By the rector, Rev. W. II. II. Powers, at
IL a. m and u p. m Bible class Wednesday at
7.45 pm.
There will be preaching at Lutherville, by Rev.
WI. II. Powers, in the Public Hall, every Sun
day afternoon, at 81 o'clock.
-One week from next Tuesday-Tuesday,
November 3d-is election day.
-Messrs. VIM. and ]. H. Leonhardt, of Wa
verify, Baltimore county, have obtained patent
for a lumber wagon.
The health of Mr.. John E. Owens has
greatly improved the past week and it is now be-
lieved that he may recover.
Mr.. Edward Worthington, of Baltimore
county has been reelected director of the West
ern Maryland R. R. Company.
=Mr. JOlu w. ucitsuuO, VI AlOhshoiSeO"h,
has lately been on visit to relatives and friends
at Mannheim, Lancaster county, Pa.
"A number of 10th district farmers who lad
their grain stacked have sustained considerable
damage to the same by Indictment weather.
There was a very heavy frost in tnis coun-
ty on Thursday morning last and IN some places
there was ice sixteenth of an inch IN thickness.
Mr. Frederick Won Kapf, of Stoneleigh, this
county, was one of the judges of Jersey cattle at
the Virginia State fair, held at Richmond this
week.
On Tuesday night coal oil lamp exploded
in the house of Mr.. Henneman, in Reisterstown,
burning the carpet and doing some other slight
damage.
Mr. John Menger, a young lawyer of Hall
fax, Nova Scotia, has been spending some time
at Hampton, near Towsontown, the guest of Capt.
John Ridgey.
Mr.. Harry Harwood, the well known am
ateur Jockey who has often been seen at limo
num- will sail to- day for Australia, for the ben
eft of his health.
On Monday last Mr.. John Bull, manager
of the paper mill at Union, LIST district, had one
of his arms badly lacerated by having it caught
in some machinery.
in the Baltimore Criminal Court on We'd
nesday, Mr.. Samuel 7. Warfeld, of Woodbury.,
was acquitted of the charge of selling horses in
the city without license.
Col. Gist 7. Cockey, of this county, who
has been on visit to his nephew, DR.. Mechor
Gist Cockey, at Dodge City, Kansas, for several
weeks past. has returned.
held convocation services at St. Johns P. E.
Church, Worthington Valley. Several Baltimore
clergymen assisted in the services.
Thirty persons have professed conversion
at the protraeted meeting which has been in pro-
gress for several weeks at Towsontown NJ. E.
Church, Rev. Watson Case, pastor.
The little folks have had lots of fun the
past week gathering chestnuts. In some places
the ground was covered with them, the late high
winds having blown them from the burrs.
Mrs. Ruby, wife of the editor of the Journal
has been very i'll the past week, but we are glad
to say that she is now somewhat better. She is
attended by Drs. Piper and Masssenburg.
-Ex-Senator Whyte, who had been retained
as counsel by John NJ Keleher, who shot Joseph
S. Hoshall, has withdrawn from the case owing to
some misunderstanding with the accused.
Rev. B. G. W. Reid, pastor of the NJ Z.
church at Reisterstown, was married on Thursday
last, to Mrs. R. II. Pennington, of Glyndon, this
county. Rev. VIM. M. Ferguson oficiated.
"A large audience greeted Mr.. Geo. G. Ever
hart at the Towson Guards armory, Thursday
evening. His selections very entertaining
and some of them created much merriment.
Mr.. Samuel II. Green, of New Freedom,
Pa, formerly a well known resident of Baltimore
county, spent Sunday last here, the guest of Mr..
s. Merryman Anderson, of the Furnace farm.
Mr. Arthur L. Bosleys running mare
"Kiss- me Quick" took part in the races at Ha-
gerstown the past week. She ran at Beair last
week and was shipped to Hagerstown on Monday.
Mr.. David Condor, of Baltimore, while re-
turning from the Pimlico races on Saturday
evening last, was thrown from his buggy, caused
by his horse running away, and very seriously
hurt.
-Messrs Henry Reckord & Sons, the en-
terprising business men, have bought out the
lumber business of Minnick & Ferry, at Belair
station, NJ. C.. r. R., and will hereafter conduct
the same.
"A wild western weather prophet says we
will have weather next month cold enough to
freeze the ground considerably, and he adds that
the coming winter will be remarkable one for
its severity.
COL Thomas Sheppard, of Baltimore, was
in Towsontown on Thursday and met many friends
who were glad to see him. He is looking young
and handsome, and is just genial and enter
tanning as ever.
Col. Edward Stuck, editor of the York (Pa.)
Daily Age and State Librarian of Pennsylvania,
accompanied by his family, spent Sunday last
with his brother-in-law, Capt E. Herman, at the
Sheppard Asylum.
The County Commissioners have passed an
order authorizing the BALTIC. & Potomac R. R.
Company to lay tracks along the north side OF
North avenue, from the intersection of that avenue
and the Liberty road.
Mr. g. Stengle a successful Gamer and
trucker of the 18th district, this season put up
$4,000 oans of tomatoes and 10000 cans of corn.
He is holding the whole lot for better market.
His goods are frst-class.
"A number of Prohibition meetings have
been called for prominent points in Baltimore
county, which will be addressed by the candidates
and other speakers. See advertisement under
the head of "Politica notices."
"A very large number of Baltimore county
people attended the Hartford fair last week and
had an enjoyable time. To people living in the
eastern section of this county that fair is more
convenient than the one at Timonium.
The "Thalia Mepomenean Dramatic Club,
composed of the young folks of Reisterstown and
vicinity, has been recognized for the coming
winter with Mr.. VIM. II. Storm as president
Meetings will be held every two weeks.
At the tournament at Halstead's, on Thurs.
day, Col. Gist 7. Cockey and Jacob NJ. Pearce
ESQ.,, of this county, acted as judges. Mr.. Duncan
Almony, of Baltimore county, one of the knights,
won the first prize, set of single harness.
"A sweet-toned bell was this week placed
upon the new Union Chapel, at Sparks Station,
N. C. R. R., and the building is now complete IN
every particular. 1t is one Of the most cosy and
convenient buildings of the kind in the county.
Mrs. Mary John FOLLY Semmes, daughter
of the late Charles Worthington, of Baltimore
county, and mother of Mr.. Chas. W. Semmes, we'll
known citizen of the 4h district, died at her resi-
dence in Baltimore, last Tuesday, aged 81 years.
Mr.. Thomas J. Warden, of Norfolk county
Va, was married at All Saints Episcopal Church
Reisterstown, on Thursday last, by Rev. A. j.
Rich, to Miss Fannie c. Moores, daughter OF DIR.
Moores, of Carroll county, formerly of Baltimore
county.
The crowd at the Belair fair on Thursday
of last week was estimated at between twelve and
fifteen thousand and the largest that was ever
upon the grounds any previous day. The
Maryland Central road carried up hundreds Of
people.
Upon the invitation of their commanding
officer. the Bond Guard of Gainesville came tC
Towsontown.on Monday evening and were very
pleasantly entertained by Capt. D. P. Barnette
who provided for the men in generous way
Afterwards the company paraded about the streets
and left for home in four-horse coach about IL