The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-05-22

fInlG0aV. O<As
pamed In mortgage, leasehold property in
the village of Oxford. ~
Tuesday, May 2th by o. Eilaap S 1,r an
erty of the late Gotleib Pilsch on the Har-
ford road. ,,,..,, -.
Tuesday, June LIST, by Ge9rgee ; W hl'eiocA' 'rus'
Monday, June 14th, by N. Charles Burke and H.
r. Boarman, trustees, the valuable proper
ty known as Cross Keys Hotel' Oh 'he ALE
TUESDAY. June 18th, sheriffs sale of lot OF
ground in the sth district.
this week. ~
Union Memorial or Decoration Day will be
observed on Monday, May 31st.
Mr. Joseph Passano, of the 4th dlstrlct, Is
foreman of the present Grand Jury.
The County Commissioners have appoint
ed John H. Dobbin special officer at Calverton.
Mr. Michael Adams, of Highlandtown, Eth
district has obtained patent for a clay-temper-
u~rr-- E...n-y. who owns pretty
cottage in Towsontown, will shortly occupy 1t Tor
the summer. -
number of houses on Bank street and First ave.,
Highaudtown.
The branch railroad from Highlandtown to
Point Breeze, Baltimore county, Is to be supplied
with steam motors.
DR.. IF. II. Gorsuch, of Fork, Baltimore
county, has been re- elected president OF the Har-
ford Medical Society.
-Judoe VIM. A. Fisher has rented for the
summer cottage at North East Harbor, Mount
Desert Island, Maine.
Mr.. C. Ridgely Goodwin, of Baltimore
county sailed for Europe few days ago and will
be absent several months.
There was frost in some sections OF Baltl-
more county last Monday morning, out not
enough to do any damage.
-Chas. W. Bentley has been appointed post
master at Bentley Springs, Baltimore county,
vice Frank B. Kidd resigned.
The receipts Of county taxes this week at
Treasurer Hebb's offices in Towsontown and in the
city, aggregated about $1,000 per day
Levy, the great cornetist is now playing
at the Mansion House, Druid Hill Park, every
afternoon, assisted by full orchestra.
a lodge of the order of the Golden Chain
has been organized at Glyndon, 4th district, and
starts with twenty two charter members.
-Archbishop Gibbons will visit st. AIMS
Church, on the York road, Sunday afternoon next
and administer the rite of confirmation.
Mr.. John M. Gallagher, a we'll known and
successful young member of the bar, will be mar
ried early next month to Philadelphia lady.
Mr. Newton Watts, son of Rev. Thomas
Watts, of Baltimore county, is studying dentistry
with we'll known practitioner in Hanover, Pa
st. Cyprian's Catholic Church, in this place,
will be dedicated on Sunday morning, 23d inst,
We are glad to see that our new sanitary
inspector, DR.. Massenburg, has gone to work In
earnest We nope that he will rigidly enforce the
law.
The drivers on the York road horse railway
are now running all the way through to Towson-
town, instead of changing at Govanstown, as here
tofore
Mr.. j. Scott Price, of Parkton, who has
been sick for some time, is greatly improved and
his many friends hope to see him out again very
soon.
Rev. Pleasant Hunter of Palmer, Massa-
chusetts, with his family, is visiting his father,
Pleasant Hunter, Esq, at Wiseburg, Baltimore
county.
There is some talk of the Maryland Cen
trail R. R. Company removing its repair shops
from Baltimore to Belair. Why not locate them
at Towsontown?
Joseph Morris, driver of the county hook
and ladder truck at Hampden, was thrown from
his seat on Monday and received painful injuries
to his head and arm.
I - he County commissioners of Baltimore
county have formally decided in favor of opening
North street through the grounds of the Mary
land Institute for the Blind.
Mr.. John Lynch, who formerly kept
Lynch's tavern, the Jarrettsville pike, and who
removing from there to the city, has rented the Five
Mile House on the Hartford road.
William F. Massey, formerly gardener at
Hampton, near Towsontown, has been appointed
to take charge of the farm of the Miller Manual
Labor School, Albemarle county, Va.
Capt. D. P. Barnette, of Towsontown, has
been appointed teacher of the public school at
Mill Hill, on the Frederick road and moved his
family to that neighborhood this week.
Miss Hattie Chew of this place, who went
to st. Louis about two weeks ago to visit some
friends, has gone from there, with a party, to
Colorado, where she will spend some time.
Charges have been preferred at the Post
office Department against Conrad Doenges, post
master at Arlington, Baltimore county. They
will be investigated by the First Assistant P. II.
General.
At St. Johns Church, Mt. Washington, on
Sunday morning, Bishop Paret preached to a
large congregation and confirmed a class of six
teen persons. Seventy persons took the CON-
munion.
The Grange meeting and picnic which
will be held in the woods just north of Luthervie,
Tuesday, June lst, promises to be an event of
much pleasure and will no doubt attract very
large crowd.
Mr.. W. E. Greenfield, formerly of Towson-
town, who is employed in the Government print
ing Office in Washington, is taking law course
in the Georgetown University and expects to be
admitted to the bar next year.
1t is said that a nail driven into peach and
apple trees near the ground will keep the borer
away. If so, it is the rust from the iron that
does the work. There is no harm in trying it.
1t will do no injury if no good.
MIR. o. 7. Beaumont, of Baltimore county.
who is employed in the Washington navy-yard,
on Monday night made speech before the Mary
land Democratic Association, in which he made
an able defense of the administration.
VIM. Ii. Hull who farms Mrs. Mary Il.
Worthington's estate, in the 4th district, has
two-year- st. Lawrence colt that measures full
161 hands high. He is jet black and his owner
claims that he is the finest colt for his ago in the
State.
Martin Holbein, who kept drinking place
on the Dulany's Valley pike, in this place, and
whose license was suppressed by the Court, has
rented his house and removed to the city. Let
us hope that the change will improve the reputa-
ton of the place.
In the Baltimore City Court Monday,
Herman Gunther, of the 18th district was award
ed $500 damages against the Phila, Wilmington
& BALTIC. R. r. Co. for the killing Of his young
son at Bayview crossing, last October. He sued
for 500, 900 damages
Objections have been filed in the Orphans
Court here to the probating of the will of the late
George S. Clogg. Mr.. Clogg was successful
business man and left all his property to his son,
who was engaged with him, disinheriting two
children by his first marriage.
Rev. DIR. L. Van Bokkelin, of Buffalo, n.
Y, formerly rector of St. Timothy's P E. Church,
Gainesville, Baltimore county, was married on the
29th of last month to Mrs. Naomi Clark, of that
city. The bride is a member of the Dr.'s church
and is possessed of large fortune.
"A change has been made in the mail sched
ule on the route between Monkton and Mount
Carmel, Baltimore county, as follows: Leave
Monkton daily, except Sunday, at and arrive at
Mt. Carmel by II a. m. Leave Mt. Carmel at
and arrive at Monkton by a. M.
Mr.. Chas. W. Lee took his promising colt
"John w." over to Halstead's on Monday, and
placed him in charge of Merrefeld, the well. known
trainer and track driver. 1t is believed that be-
fore long the colt will be able to show his admirers
some figures that will surprise them.
The young colored man, Henry Davis,
charged with attempting to criminally assault
Miss Welsh, who lives near Black Horse, has been
indicted by the Hartford county grand jury.
When arraigned he plead not guilty. j.. Thos.
C. Hopkins, Esq, is counsel for the accused
Mr.. George w. Seipp, of Towsontown, has
been ordered by Wilson Post, G. A. R., to deco
rate the soldiers graves at Chestnut Grove, Sweet
Air, on Sunday, 30th inst. Contributions of flow
ers will be thankfully received and may be left at
the store of j. W. Lee & Son, on Saturday, 18th.
Mrs. Philip Greenfield, who lives on Glen