The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-05-23
RaliriouS Notices.

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Religious Notices.
To,osonto,cn N. E. Church.-Preaching Sunday,
at IL a. IN. and at p. m, by the pastor, Rev.
Watson Case.
PRAYER and class meetings on Wednesday and
Friday evenings, at o'clock. Pastors class on
Thursday afternoons, at 80 O'Clock.
81. Johns M. E. Church, Acknowledgements
ing Sunday, at IL a. m. and 7.3O p. m by the pas
tor Rev. VIM. DalIam Morgan. Prayer meeting
wednesday evening, at 7.3O o'clock.
yo,cson,o,on p. E. Ch,rch.-Preaching to-mor-
row, at IL a. m, by Rev. G. NJ Murray OF va
Misses Virginia Mcintosh, Bessie Peasants
and Lulie Cuttings are visiting in Richmond, Va.
-Dr. H. J. Hebb, of the I'd district, is an
nounced as Democratic candidate for County
Saturday next, May 3Oth, is Union Memo
rial Day, when the soldiers graves VIII De stre"h
with flowers. ,r.,. TN;
nois Central Railroad Company, was IN Baltimore
on Thursday. ,.u..
-ur. Daniel Shamberger, OF the 9TH district,
h.s ,.kan nm his residence at King William Court
House, Virginia.
The three-day round trip tickets-at the
reduced rate-are now on sale at all the statloh'
on the Maryland Central road.
while attending the races at Plmlco on
Wednesday. well known Baltimore county farm
err had his pocket picked of SOB.
-Bishop Paret preached at Sherwood Church,
Cockeysvile, on Sunday afternoon last, and also
administered the rite of confirmation.
A Toysontowu fisherman, while angling
in Loeb Raven Tuesday afternoon, caught a good-
sized swapping turtle with his nook anu inc. "a.
The Smedley House received some OF Its
summer guests this week, and the prospects Tor
the house this summer are said to be very good
The Immediate Aid Society," colored
beneficial association of this place-wlll have
narade and picnic here on Whit Monday, 10Th
inst. -, - w
Mrs. Novel;, wife of the late Joseph w.
NOVEL;. of Glencoe, N. c. r. r., died on sunday
H., She had been a great sufferer for long
Major Allison, the new deputy postmaster
of Baltimore was for a considerable time resi-
dent of Phoenix, Baltimore county, where ne nad
many friends.
In two days. session of the Hartford county
court last week eightysix cases were disposea OF,
ffty by judgments and thirty-six were placed on
the stet docket.
In the third race at Pimlico on Tuesday,
which was won by "Olivette," mutual pool tickets
paid s2l2.35. pretty good return for an in
vestment of IS.
The County Commissioners have set up
two new street lamps on pennsylvania avenues
Towsostown. between the York road and Wash
ington avenues. So, -
-Mr. Samuel NJ Rankin, of the 18th dis
trict member of the county School Board, few
DAYS ago had the misfortune to cut his knee badly
with drawing knife.
-Towsontown was well represented at the
Pimlico races this week and, as usual, everybody
won. At least those who lost took good care to
keep it to themselves.
IF the vigilance committee had got hold Of
Cooper it would have rid the community OF
worthless scoundrel and saved Baltimore county
q very considerable sum.
Cant. d. P. Barnette, assistant examiner
of the county schools, who has been residing here
since his appointment, expects shortly 10 move
his family back to Catonsville
The three sea lions, presented TO DRUID
Hill Park by Mr.. Robert Garrett, have arrived
safely in Baltimore, and preparations are being
made to receive them at the Park.
Mr. James K. Clark, whose country place
is at the head of Charles street avenue lost very
fine Percheron colt a few days ago by its becom'
ing entangled in a barbed-wire fence.
DR. C. A. Rutledge Bro, the extensive
and weIl-known Gamers, are building quite
village on the public road near Amos's MILL
They are very energetic business men,
Can't Towsontown make some movement
towards securing a water supply such as west
minister has? This is an important problem winch
will have to be solved one of these days.
The Rev. DR.. Isaac Cole, of Carroll county,
now in his 18th year, who had been sick nearly oil
winter, is again able to DE out. He is brother
of the late Lewis R. Cole, of this county.
Capt. Henry Spillmau, of No. engine
company, has been temporarily assigned to per-
form the duties of marshal of the county fire de-
partment, vice Geo. III. Carman, removed.
The Rev. John f. Goucher has presented
to the Methodist Historical Society of Baltimore,
a large number of valuable old works, which VIII
be splendid addition to the Society's collection
Mr. Jacob D. Zpuck, formerly Of this coun-
ty. who lately built beautiful residence in Han
over, Pa, few days ago gave a warming
to number of his friends, who had most enjoy
able time. :,
After the LIST of July next Mr.. Shepherd
will carry the mail from Fallston to Monkton.-
The present carrier, Mr.. Frank Riley, having
accumulated a barrel of money in the business,
will retire.
At St. Johns P. E. Church, Mt. Washing
ton, on Sunday morning last, Right Rev. Bishop
Paret confirmed class of twenty persons, eleven
of whom were young men. A very large congre-
CATION was present.
The fellow who did all the chicken stealing
in the 4th district got only year in the House
of Correction and the people over there are not
pleased. They think he should have had term
in the penitentiary.
The ElIicott City Progress mentions the
name of Mr.. Geo. W. Feelemyer, of the LIST dis
trict of this county, as candidate for the Legis-
Iature. George has been there before in the Ca
pacity of door-keeper.
The editor Of the York Age, who is known
here, announces with apparent pleasure that this
10 the week for so-and-so's book beer When he's
L. hans 20
little crab-apple cider.
The Belair Times says that Mr.. W. Smith
son Forwood, of that place, who is an applicant
for U. S. Marshal for Maryland, has Senator Cor
mans support with the assurance that he will
certainly get the place.
italian Tom, who was convicted OF murder
in the second degree for the killing of young
Brosnan, should regard himself as a very fortu-
nate man. If he had got his just deserts he
would have been hanged.
The commencement exercises Of the Nc
Donogh Farm School, in this county, commence
on Monday next and continue during the week.
On Friday the boys will decorate McDonogh's
grave in Greenmount Cemetery.
Mr.. John g. Rider, well known farmer
near Brooklandville, has plowed up all his wheat
and will put the ground in corn. Many other
farmers whose wheat prospect was very discour-
aging, have done the same thing.
Baltimore County Grange will meet with
Garrison Forest Grange, Plkesvllle, Tuesday,
June I'd, when the regular biennial election and
installation of officers will take place. Mr.. Geo.
H. Merryman is Master of this Grange.
m. Chas. Burke, ESQ., administrator OF the
estate of the late Francis l. Wheeler, will sell
portion Of the personal property belonging to the
deceased, at the Maryland House of Correction,
to-day-Saturday, May 23d, at p. m.
Mrs. johnson, of Balto., who conducts the
Landon House, at Lutherville, has all her rooms,
with the exception of one or two, already engag-
cd. She also rents the Urlaub cottage, near the
Landon, and also fills it with city boarders.
Governor Lloyd has appointed Mr.. Wilmot
johnson, of Baltimore county, to represent with
others the State of Maryland in the Twelfth Ma
tional Conference of Charities and Correction,
which will be held in Washington, June 4th.
Mr.. Joseph D. Brooks, graduate OF the
McDonogh School, in this county, was last week
admitted to the bar in Westminster. He is son
of DR.. ]. D. Brooks, of Baltimore, aud read Law
in the Office of Messrs. McKellip Clabaugh.
The annual love-feast Of the German Bap-
fists (Dunkards), which was held this year at
Westminster, closed on Wednesday. Elder Hill
lery urged the church to manifest missionary
spirit and build church near Baltimore for the
Woodberry and Waverly members. meeting
will be held at the latter place next Sunday.
The chorus class of Towsontown, assisted