The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-04-14

{. - - The Sunday school of Waugh NJ f.
Church, 18th district. has arranged special
program for Easter Sunday, commencing at
1870 A. NJ A general invitation is extended:
Leon Goldberg, aged years, son of NJ.
Goldberg, of Cockeysville was thrown from
a buggy on Thursday, caused by the horse
running away and had his right arm broken.
in the u S. District Court in Baltimore
on Tuesday Judge Morris fined country store
keeper 500 for selling oleomargarine. That
will take the profit off many pounds of butter:
->The firing of pistols in the streets OF
Towson at night must be stopped. Those who
engage in amusement of this kind must be
taught lesson that they will not forget very
soon.
died at his home near Knoebel. was admitted
to probate on Wednesday and letters granted
to his wife, to whom he bequeathed his
property. 49, -,
nounced on the LIST of May by the County
Commissioners. If they can keep the rate
down to SO cents they will earn the thanks OF
= o1son W. C. t. U. will hold sociable
in the patlors of Harry Groom & Bro, We'd
nesday e1eniDg, April 18th, commencing at
O'Clock. Refreshments will be on sale. Pub
lie invitdi.
al arge number of taxpayers in this
county &s favorable to the County Commits
sioners ing away with the kindergarten and
to that tent, : ' :
M George Peter Quick, whose wife was
killed VI an electric car on the Beair road.
near Ghrdenville in October, 1898, has sued
the United Railways and Electric Company
for $4,000 damages.
->IIt was cold enough last Tuesday morn
ing 10 make ice on standing water. Such cold
nights are not good for the gardens and seeds
that sire in the ground will not germinate
until the weather gets warmer.
1.-THE time for filing protests against the
granting of liquor licenses will end with today
Saturday, April l4th. Comparatively few
have khus far been filed. The time for hearing
these will be fixed by the court.
PA man in Baltimore got thirty days in
jail snd fine of ten dollars for assaulting
street car conductor. This should prove
warming to other fellows who sometimes get
an idea that they own the earth.
r Next Sunday is Easter Sunday and the
last day of the Lenten season. There will be
special services in all the churches, the occa-
sion being an especially solemn one in the
Episcopal and Catholic churches.
- Arbor Day was generally observed by
the schools of this county on Wednesday and
some of them had special literary exercises on
Thursday after which the pupils were dis
missed until Tuesday, April 18th.
- Mrs. Sarah A. Cranston, who died at her
home in Belair, few days ago, was the mother
of Mr.. William A. Cranston, of Cuttings ave-
nue., 0Ovanstown. Her remains were inferred
N 81 Johns Cemetery, of kinRsviile:
- 1t is likely DR.. g. NJ. Bosley, who built
two cottages on his land, Immediately west OF
Towson, last year, will erect several additional
ones next summer. The location is attractive
and will no doubt become very popular.
Mrs. Fetgater, of Hoffmanville, 9th dis
trict, who is IS years OF age, has had mallg-
nant dphtheria, and two of her grandchil-
dren have died Of it. The physician who at
tended them also contracted the disease.
ION Tuesday the United Railways and
Electric Company paid to the city its park tar
for the last quarter, amounting to S65, l36. TS.
This is an increase of over 5000 compared
with the corresponding quarter of last year.
Zone of the new cars to be used on the
through run between TOwson and Catonsvllle
made trial trip over the line few nights
ago. 1t has double trucks and is great i'm
provement as compared with the old cars.
1.-THE first race meeting of the Maryland
Steepechase Association will take place at
Pimlico track, on Tuesday and Thursday next,
April 18th aad 10th. The events have all filled
well and the meeting promises to be successful.
- Bishop Paret holds forty shares OF the
stock of the Baltimore Building and Loan As
ISOLATION, which went into the hands of q re-
ceiyer few weeks ago. He paid 500 a share
for this stock and he has filed petition for a
coreceiver.
MT. John l.. Rodgers, Baltimore grain
merchant who formerly lived near Garrison
postofice in this county, has made an assign
ment for the benefit CT his creditors. He is a
brother-in-laws of ex-County Commissioner
Robert Magruder.
>Dr. II. Burton Stevenson, secretary OF
the local Health Board, this week reported to
the County Commissioners that there are sew
eral cases Of smallpox at Sparrow's Point.
He has taken the necessary precautions to pre-
vent the spread of the disease. -.
IAN Easter entertainment will be given
at Lakeview NJ E. Church, Dulany's valley.
Monday evening next. when the children of
the Sunday school will be given treat. Music
will be furnished by Mr.. Herbert and Miss
Kirschner, of Mt Washington.
IA protest has again been filed at Towson
to the granting of license to Elbridge sutton
to sell liquor at the old Manor STANG ID me =.
10th district. 1t is signed by Messrs. Jacob NJ.
Pearce, Josiah Almony, George Miles. 4. L..
Pearce, Charles H. Stsndiford and others.