The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-10-20

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day school on Saturday last. Although the
weather was unfavorable nearly one hundred
children participated. Two four-horse teams,
driven by George Akehurst and William Hus-
ter, besides a number of other vehicles, all
gaiIy decorated, started about $50 A. NJ. and
proceeded through Glen Morris to Reisters-
town and from there by the Westminster pike
to Finksburg, where resides Rev. w. M. Poisal.
minister of the circuit. He was taken with
the party, which proceeded across the country
to Finksburg Station and Emory N: T. Church.
past anbaugh's old mill to the old Mt. Gilead
Church. This is one mile from Woodensburg.
The old church was supplante1 last year by
beautiful new edifce at cost OF more imam
50, 900. At the old church, which is greatly
venerated, large crowd had assembled to
welcome the party. Here an ample supply OF
substantials and luxuries had been PROVIDED
all of which were partaken of with keen appe-
ttes. Then followed very enjoyable grapho-
phone entertainment and suitable remarks oy
Rev. Mr.. Poinsal. Later the party resumed
their places on the wagons and IN carriages ana
proceeded to the new church, where the pro-
cession was dismissed and they all proceeded
to their homes, well pleased with the Gay 8
outing.
The public school at this place is in very
thriving condition, under the tutorshipo of Miss
Estella Brown.
There are no liquor saloons in this village
and our next Observation-Disclosures also free
from them.
Mr.. Micheal Peiffer, who was stricken with
paralysis year ago and has been bed ridden
ever since, still remains in critical condl-
ton and his recovery is not expected.
Edward Blizzard, son of Mr.. John Blizzard.
of this place, is recovering from an attack OF
typhoid fever which he contracted elsewhere
and came home sick.
Mrs. Trainor, wife of Mr.. Joseph Trainor,
of the Treasury Department, Washington, ID.
c., has been seriously i'll for couple of years
and is attended by trained nurse at the home
of her brother, Mr.. j Marion Duncan, near
this place.
Mrs, Undermark, an aged resident Of this
frmities of old age. She was buried at st.
Paul's Lutheran Church, Arcadia. on Tuesday.
Rev. Joseph Wheeler, now in his second
year as pastor of Reisterstown NJ. E. Church,
is giving great satisfaction to his people and is
much beloved by them.
The prospects are that Mr.. A. A. Blakeney
will get very large vote in this district.
There is much dissatisfaction among the
Democrats and opposition to Mr.. Talbot is
cropping out on every hand.
Rayville, 9Th District-Corn husking is
now the order of the day, although the crop
is not heavy one. The recent showers are
improving the appearance of the late sowed
grain. Our farmers have gathered most of
their apples for the winter, but the fruit seems
to have been affected by the drought and is
not keeping very well. Late pears are abun-
dant. Mr.. A. H. Hayes has very fine col
lection of this fruit
Mr.. Benjamin Buck and wife of Baltimore,
spent last Saturday and Sunday with Mr..
Frank Wilson, near this village.
Mr.. Mellan Martin, of Woodbury., buried
his three-year-old child at Pine Grove Church,
last Monday afternoon.
The Republicans of the 9th district organized
a Mckinley. Roosevelt and Blakeney club at
l. II. ha oh of ha wit
members. The interest manifested on the oc-
casion would indicate that good report will
be heard from this district on the 9th of No
vember. Several young men, sons of lifelong
Democrats, Joined the club. This indicates an
independence of thought that cannot be too
highly commended.
Miss Bessie M. Kesser is assisting at Hotf-
manville public school, which is in flourish
ing condition.
Our village school has secured the World
Wide Encyclopedia" for its use. This work is
pronounced one of the very best published.
having the endorsement of many of the lead
ing institutions of Learning in the eecntry.
Prof. Fred. D. Sham berger, who has charge
of the Manual Training School at Sparrow's
Point, spent last Saturday and Sunday with
his parents at Shamburg. He was accompa-
MED by Mr.. Albert Woodwork, of the same
Misses Grace and Esther Shamberger enter
tanned last Sunday Miss Miriam Hunter, of
Towson Miss Sallie Ensor, of Belfast; Miss
Grace Knell, of Baltimore, and Miss Lulu
Bankard, of Mt. Carmel.
Preaching next Sunday morning at Pine
Grove Church by Rev. M. M. BURNER P.
Chestnut Ridge, 9th Distrlct.-Th Chris
tian Endeavor Society of Grace NJ. P. Church
celebrated Maryland Day" on Sunday, Octo-
Der 18th, with an interesting program, led by
Mr.. George Horn. Two pieces, especially wor-
thy of mention, were the duet sung by Misses
Edna Hilgeman and Hattie Kurtz, and selec-
ton by the choir of Ashland G. E. Society.
Mr.. Edward Howard read the BEST Method
of Studying the Bible,' from the life of ID. L.
MOODY Af-. SFk>-- Will z---l1 81 q :
next meeting.
visited Phoenix Society on Friday evening,
October 9th, and enjoyed the Maryland Day"
services there very much
The new road leading from Shawan to the
Dover road, known as Knox road" named
by the County Commissioners, l believe is
nearing completion. 1t will be a fine road
and decided benefit and improvement to the
community. Great credit is due Mr.. William
P. Woolston for his faithfulness, energy and
hard work on the road.
Mr.. Kerschner expects to open his butcher
shop and store on the Dover road, known as
the old Hoffman tavern, in couple OF weeks.
Mr. Thomas Tawney has erected beautl-
full family monument in his burial lot at
Grace NJ. p. Church.
Rev. T. H. Wright will commence his pro-
tracted meetingin Grace Church this week.
Twelve members of the G. E. Society of
tan Endeavor held at Dickeyville, Friday. 18th
inst. We had beautiful drive and met a cor
dial reception. After the afternoon session an
apetizing lunch was served in the basement
of the church, which was enjoyed by all. At
7.30 the evening session was called and the
u. L ell aI.< Ia Nf
selections, which were beautiful Mr.. Woods
also favored US with solo in his rich full
voice. This rally will be rememD ered for
some time. W..
Monkton, 10th District.-Rev j. FOLLY
Marsh, preacher-in. charge on Monkton Circuit,
will administer the sacrament in Monkton
Church, on Sunday morning, 2lst instant.
The many relatives and friends of Miss Jen-
ME Bacon, popular and well known lady of
this place, will be grieved to learn of her Sc
rious illness from typhoid fever. She is a
cousin of Mr.. L. M. Bacon.
Mrs Milton Stiffler, of this place, who has
been quite ill lately, is recovering.
Miss Clara Hutchins of this place. has gone
to Forest Hill, Hartford county, to wait upon
Miss Columbia Wallis, who will be married to
Mr.. David Thomas, of Darlington, on Satur-
day, October Goth.
Mr. Grason Bond, night manager of the ex-
| tensive eating rooms of Stout d Shepperd
| Trenton, New Jersey, is visiting his father, Mr.
| Francis Bond, of this place.
Clarence Bernhard, white, about II or Il
wears of age, and Basil Hall, colored about
the same age prepared to go cunning last Sat
urday. They started for the woods, about 6
! mile north of Monkton, and Basil thought ht
saw flock of BIRDS Clarence ran ahead tC
get the first shot at them. Basil, however
fired first and managed to take big chunk Of
flesh out of Clarence's left leg. Had it no
been for the game-bag that partly protected
him the entire leg would have been shattered
1t is hard to understand why parents will allow
| their small boys to have the use of such dan
gerous things as guns. A few cuts with a raw
hide on their juvenile backs would be gooC
medicine to cure them of desire to go gun
ming. DR.. T. Ross Payne dressed the wound
but Basil is not satisfied. He insists that The
law will hang him anyhow. II.
Foreston, 9Th District.-Rev. Mr.. Rollisol
has been conducting revival services at thi
place during the past week and on Tuesda.
night he preached an able sermon on "How t.
Vote and Who to Vote For"
On account of the very inclement weathe
of last Saturday the Democratic mass-meetinl
and banner presentation, which took place a
Mt Carmel, in this district was very sliml,
attended.
MIR. Louis Morfoot has given his house new
coat of paint which adds materially to its ap
pearance.
| Annlehutter boiling is occupying a prea