The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1890-11-22

Knoebel, 10th District.-H His porkship is
taking final farewell of the corn-cri5 and
his lean brothers prior to being transformed
into spare-ribs, sausage, lard, &C., consequently
the land is submerged in gore. The season is
a busy one for farmers, who are engaged with
husking corn, hauling logs and otherwise pre-
pairing for the approaching season OF inclem-
ency.
Mr. William Green has moved his family to
the city, where he has purchased store prop
erty and is already on the way to doing fair
trade Mr.. Henry Green, ST., will rent his
fine farm and proposes continuing his residence
on the same.
Mrs. Thomas B. Todd, Jr., nee Miss Mary
Morrison, will be much missed by her hosts of
friends at Sweet Air. Never was young lady
more highly respected and beloved by all classes,
irrespective Of position. All felt the charm of
her bengnant influence.
In your last weeks edition the name of Mr..
Harry W. Dilworth should have read Mr..
Albert w. Dilworth. who was promoted to the
position of conductor ON the Maryland Cen
trail r. r. He has long been in the service of
the company and his affable manners have
justly won him the promotion.
A grand shooting tournament at standard
targets will be held THANKSGIVING day. COM
mencing at noon, at Mr.. B. w. Ady's Hotel,
near Hyde's station. Many first-class marks
men have signifed their intention Of taking
part and a general good time is anticipated.
COL Samuel N. Hyde makes weekly visit
to his farm to give his personal attention to his
extensive business.
The Sweet Air lyceum, with Mr.. Edward
O'Donovan, ST., as president, is more than sue
cessful and patronized by the very best of our
community. Mr.. Samuel M. Rankin, pres-
dent of the School Board, certainly deservesour
thanks for consenting to the use of the school
house by the lyceum under certain restrictions
fire insurance, careful use, &c.
Miss M. l.. Dougherty, whose indisposition
was noticed some time ago, is much improved
and able to resume her duties. An ovation is
in store for her at Sweet Air upon her return.
The roads are being repaired and 1T would
be advisable for landowners to do less grumb-
ling and aid the supervisors by hauling their
superfluous stone on highways adjoining their
property. HOWARD.
Mt. Washington, Sd District.-The Mt.
Washington Cornet Band having recently made
its debut on the occasion Of fair and supper
given under the auspices of the Ladies Auxili-
airy Committee in the Casino and flushed with
confidence born Of a very hattering reception,
the same occasion has now inaugurated an era
of active hostilities to be directed against the
patient and fOrbearing citizens of the town.
Learning that Mr.. Harry E. Jackins. who
had substantially befriended the band when in
need, had made arrangements for sOjourn in
the West, the members determined to give him
InuSicaI surprise (PuItlHS IL ulloly) Oh tue
eve of his departure. The sequel proved, how
ever, that the surprise was mutual. After rem
dering with pleasing effect several favorite Sc
lectiOns, the band was invited into the paren-
tai domicile where an enjoyable collation. was
served. An address Of welcome was delivered
by Mr.. H. e. Jackins, in which feeling alluson
was made to the honor implied and the COM
pliment intended by the musical demonstra-
ton. He was enthusiastically applauded.
Several selections were rendered and the COM
pany dispersed in good order, carrying off the
spoils. so.
Those present were Mr.. Joseph Jackins, Mr..
Harry E. Jackins, the Misses Jackins, Mrs. L..
Buttner Mrs. c. L. Baughman, Miss Cora
Caldwell, Miss Viola Baughman and Miss Ber-
nice Baughman.
The members of the band are j. E. Ayers.
president; VIM. F. Buttner, director; c. S.
Jackins, Christian Hartmetz, Pence Ayers, Geo.
johnson and Geo. F. Sven, comets; Albert
and A. c. Sittig, secretary, clarionets; VIM. L.
Baughman, James G. Carrick and Irving
Akehurst, altos; Isaac f. Bloom and Horace
Chalk, tenors; Geo. F. Walters and John Gait
rider, BASES John Schell. snare drum VIM.
T. Leach, cymbals. The bass drum, for the
present. is without regular manipulation. \ \
Perry Hail. 18th DESTRUCTION Sunday
night last protracted meeting was commenced
at Perry Hall NJ. E. Church South. A very
large congregation was present and Rev. A.
Weller preached an able sermon. This church
has lately been reprinted, adding much to its
appearance. 1t also has new chandelier.
On Monday night, while Mr.. Weller was con-
Quoting services, some miserable wretch stole
the whip from his buggy standing in the yard.
On Wednesday wedding took place at the
residence of Mrs. Amanda NJ. Edwards, the
contracting parties being her daughter, Miss
Adde L., and Mr.. Chas. A. Richardson. The
Rev. Jos. P. Wilson performed the ceremony.
A largely attended reception followed and the
Perry Hall boys embraced the opportunity by
giving the happy young couple and old-time
serenade.
The ladies' mite society of the Evangelical
church held an oyster supper on Wednesday
night at the residence of Mr.. George Langkam.
Among the many present l noticed County
Treasurer Yellott and his clerk, Mr.. Thos. r.
Lawrence, Thos. G. Carter, Esq, of Garden
Vile; Rev. Karl Buff, of Parkville; Rev.
Paul Mcneil of Canton, accompanied by his
wife and her father, the latter from Ohio. The
affair was very successful and enjoyable. Nearly
200 suppers were served. X.
Arlington, Sd District.-The members of
the NJ. E. Sunday school have commenced
practicing for the Christmas entertainment
Mr.. Whitelock has commenced the erection
of house at the corner of Park Heights and
Rogers avenues. He purchased the lot from
DR.. VIM. H. Hopes short time ago.
give an entertainment shortly.
Thanksgiving day is fast approaching and
no doubt there will be many happy reunions
all over our land on this, our National holiday.
Our country is truly blest in many ways. As
Julia Peck writes:
1--WE have no cruel kings or queens,
Who hang you if you don't obey;
We have no coronations grand.
But then we have Thanksgiving day.
The w. NJ. r. r. will offer excursion tickets
at reduced rates at that time, giving those who
wish to visit friends an opportunity to do SO at
very low rates. BESSIE A.
Property Transfers In Baltimore County.
Deeds, Leases, Mortgages, Bills of Sale, etc.,
received for record in the office of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county:
DEEDS. ASSIGNMENTS. ETC.
Daniel Alder to John M. Miller.
John M. Miller and wife to Daniel Alder.
John Goldbeck to Frank j. Goldbeck
Conton Company to l. s. George, 2.
A. D. Clemens, Jr.. to VIM. H. Cole and wife.
Z. B. Tyler and wife to Thomas Cassard.
Thomas Cassard and wife to E. H. Tyler.
Geo. F. Miller and wife to ID. S. Wilson.
John G. Kroner and wife to VIM. E. Martin.
VIM. L. Martin to ]. G. Kroner and wife.
Mary C. Hibline and hus. to A B. Harris.
P. E. Tome, atty, to R. NJ. Denison.
M. w. Offutt trus., to John G. Rogers
]. G. Rogers and wife to Jacob Kim. Jr., & W.T.
Samuel Crothers & wife to VIM. B. King & VT.
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