The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-04-17
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Monday, April 10Th, by Samuel III. Tagart trus.
on Woodbourne avenue near Govanstown.
Tuesday, April Goth, by Thos. A. Hopkins and
Louis P. Hennighausen, trustees, valuable
farm of So acres, in the 9Th district, near
the BALTIC. s Hanover r. R..
Thursday, April 22d, by Wm S: Keech and Rob
ert E. France, trustees, house and lou IN
the village of Randallstown, I'd district.
Thursday, April ed, personal property OF Penel-
ope Gill, near Dover and Mantua Mills %v
Monday, April 26th, personal property OF VIM;
Harris, on Chestnut Ridge, near Cockey
wednesday, April 2sth, personal property of
Aquila Matthews, near Phllopons, Cd tne
York turnpike.
Monday, May Sd, by Charles III. Baker, admins
traitor and r.. r. Boarman, attorney, val
nabie real estate of the late Mrs. Mary Ann
Baker, at the intersection of the Falls road
and Cold Spring lane;;- c .,-o 90
Wednesday, May 5th, by N. Charles Burke, as
signee of mortgage, real estate OF James a;
G. Walters, and wife. in the I'd district, *
miles from McDonogh Station, w. NJ. II. H.,
and X mile from Liberty turnpike
Tuesday, May 9th, by d.. Sterett Glttlngs t rus
tings, near Towsontown.
Tuesday. MAY 18th, by George Whitelock, trus-
tee real estate of the late Capt. Robert q.
Barnes, at Mt. Washington.
-Easter occurs on the 25th instant Sunday,
which is also the last day of Lent.
ST Cyprian's Catholic Church, in this
place, will be dedicated on Sunday, May 23d.
George S. Escaville, of Baltimore county,
has been appointed member of the Baltimore
police force.
Roland avenue, spent the past week at Old Point
Comfort Va.
The tax rate in Baltimore for the current
wear will be SI.7O on the 500, an increase of 10
cents over last year.
The next meeting of the Baltimore County
Teachers Association will be held in Towson-
town, Friday, April 3Oth.
Theodore Boyd, of Sherwood, 9th district
has been summoned petit juror to the April
term of the United States Court.
Rev J. T. Goucher, senior pastor OF First
Church in the Belt, who has been abroad for about
two months, is expected home in few days.
Miss Mary L. Matthews, daughter of the
late George Matthews, of this county, is soJourn-
ing at the Ruscombe Cottage, Atlantic City, N. j.
The family of Mr.. Levin Lake, who spent
the winter in New J ork city, have returned to
their farm in Long Green Valley for the summer
Mr.. Chester Turnbull has removed for the
summer from the city to his handsome residence,
near Sheppard Station, Maryland Central rail-
road.
his residence in Lutherville, the past week, but
we are glad to say he is now almost entirely re-
covered.
Mr.. George D. Sears, formerly of Owings'
Mills Baltimore county, left this week for Rus
sell, Kansas, where he expects to make his home
in the future.
Louis P. Hennighausen, Esq, well
known LAWYER and a resident Of Waverly, has
been elected an active member of the Maryland
Historical Society.
"A few days ago John Kline aged II years,
son of Christian Kline, living in the LIST district,
near EIlicott City, robbed his father of $50 and
skipped off to the West.
Mr.. R. Harry Willis, of this place, has
secured position as travelling salesman with the
DoIk 6rp, Of ~ dealers
in cofees, teas and spices.
Mr.. James L. McLane, who has been man
aging the North Baltimore Passenger Railway
since the death of Mr.. Geo. P. Prick, has been
elected president of the company.
Mr.. VIM. S. Keech will deliver an address
on "Old Fellowship" in the hall of Towson Lodge
of this town, on Monday evening, April 29th
Public cordially invited. Admission free.
Mr.. James J. Lindsay, of this county, mem
Der of the Legislature, is said to be an applicant
for Deputy Surveyor under Mr.. Edwin Warheld.
Mr.. Lindsay would make very competent othclai.
The family of the late Henry Clay Smith,
of Baltimore, has taken one of Mr.. John A. Ed
mondson's han 1somely led cottages, at Blyth-
wood station, Maryland Central railroad, for the
summer.
An exceedingly level-headed person defines
a philanthropist as jealous fellow bent on doing
the greatest possible good to the greatest possible
number with the greatestpossible amount OF other
peoples money.
"A dangerous counterfeit S. note, purport-
ing to be issued by the Central National Bank Of
Norwalk, Conn, is said to be in general circula-
ton and it would be well for people to be on the
lookout for them.
The late Caleb S. Taylor, of this county,
was member of Eureka Council, Royal Arcan-
um, of Baltimore, and held beneficiary certifi-
cate for s., 600. Last Saturday his widow receiv-
ed check for the money.
TuvT cd do suhsa
postofice the name of which is entirely new to
us. 1t is called Scott's Level and is situated on
the road leading from Pikesyille Station, W. NJ.
R. R., to Randallstown.
"A well known Towsontown professional
gentleman appeared on the streets on Thursday,
sporting a straw hat. 1t is supposed that his
linen duster is being half soled, otherwise he
would have had that on also.
"A Baltimore paper states that the engage
ment is announced of Mr.. W. Hollingsworth
Whyte, well-known young lawyer, to Miss
Hartshorn, of West Chester, Pa. The marriage
will take place early in the fall.
The Woodbury. band gave DIR. George ii.
Cairnes, the newly appointed U. S. Marshal, a
complimentary serenade one evening last week.
The DR.. is very popular with the people of that
place, as in fact he is generally.
"A few days ago Mr.. William Shades, of
Sherwood, caught German carp in Lake Roland
that measured II inches in length. 1t is said
after being taken from the water.
The Baltimore City Council has finally
adopted the resolution prohibiting the employ
ment of any but citizens of Baltimore on any OF
the city work. This will cause a good many
Baltimore county men to lose their employment
At the last meeting of the Howard county
Teachers Association Mr.. John G. Rogers, ex-
secretary and examiner of the School Board, was
presented with a beautiful gold watch, as token
of the esteem in which he is held by the teachers
There are two applicants for the position
of night officer for Observation-Disclosures N.
Green and William H. Murray. Both have filed
petitions with the County Commissioners and it
is likely the appointment will be made next week.
"A musical and literary entertainment will
be held at Monkton NJ. E. Church, Monday eve
ming next, 10Th inst, commencing at II O'Clock.
Prof. Harry Sanders and other musical talent
from the city will be present. Admission 20 cents
Mr.. George Washington Ward, who was a
brother of the late DR.. j. Robert Ward, OF Govans-
town, died at his residence in the city, on Tues
day, aged rs years. He was highly esteemed
gentleman and in his younger days successful
merchant.
"A man who owns a two-thousand- dollar
house in neighboring village rents it for four
months during the summer for $780, The invest
ment pays him about IL per cent. and then he has
the house for the balance Of the year to do with
as he pleases.
The Elkridge Club had drag hunt at The
Kennels, on Saturday afternoon last, which was
witnessed by large number of ladies and gentle
men besides those who took part in the chase.
The run was in full view of the spectators and
was highly enjoyed.
Mr.. VIM. Fell johnson, of Brooklandville
sold lately to Mr.. Michael Schall, president of the
York County Agricultural Society, colt and
FLY, two and four years old, respectively. They
were sired by his we'll known stallion "Mambrino
Druid" dam "Jenny Davidson"
We think The UNION can justly lay claim
to the best corps of local correspondents of any
country newspaper in Maryland. It is composed
of intelligent men, women and boys who appre-
ciate our desire to be furnished with strictly local
news, and who do not run off into religion, poll
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