The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-09-15

Marble Hill, 9th District.-Mr. Charles
buckingham and family have located neal
this place. They formerly lived at Priceville
Miss Beulah Benson has returned to hel
home from a two or more weeks stay with
her uncle, Mr.. William Benson, of Arcadia
and will resume her studies at Maryland Col
lege Lutherville.
Miss Ethel Leutz and Miss Edith Hilgeman
will go to Maryland College, and Master Ben
jamin Benson has entered Franklin High
School, Reisterstown. They are graduates OF
Ashland public school.
The new house that is being built by Mr..
Jacob Fowble. on the Wight estate, and which
will cost $4,000, is under roof and will be
Messrs ]. Thomas Johnson and Joseph John
son, of Cockeysvlle, have the contract for
| plastering.
The stereopticon entertainment given by
Rev. NJ. Motsumoto, japanese student, Wed
nesday evening last, at Bosley M. E. Church,
was enjoyed by the large audience.
Good yields of wheat are reported. OF
the large crop grown on Bonnie Blink" farm.
IS acres averaged 40 bushels per acre. Mr..
| VIM. H. Wights "Kinloch' Farm produced
about 100 bushels, an average of q $500
bushels per acre. Mr.. Benz. T. Ridgely's crop
will amount to about 2. 300 bushels The corn
land wheat produced better than the other and
IS acres OF 1t yielding 100 bushels.
Our new fire department has returned the
chemical engine which it had on trial, with
the ApcCtdtlOn Vi Scbtluk q DcttcE Ouc.
Business is brisk and all classes of work
men are employed. A larger force of stone
cutters will be employed at the shed at Cock
eysvile.
How anyone can encourage the cry of "im-
perialism," raised by our Democratic friends,
after reading the clear and understandable let
ter of President Mckinley, is question.
We hope to see the last paragraph of Col.
Denby's letter respecting the stability of char
acter and the humanitarian efforts of President
MaKs r.la ov.6 so
and hoping for his election, which you gave
in previous issue, again and again repub-
lished.
Ethel Ensor. daughter of Mr.. Abram w.
Ensor. who has been sick with typhoid fever,
is much better. She was attendended by her
brother, DR.. w. G. Ensor, recent graduate.
Mrs. John J. Wight, of Bonnie Blink"
near this place, has gone to Atlantic City. x.
Jacksonville and Sunnybrook, 10th Dis
trict.-The young peoples Christian Endeavor
of Chestnut Grove Church was led last Sunday
evening by Mr.. Day, of Baltimore. good
ly number of young folks were present and
Mr.. Day made an entertaining address and the
members took an active part rendering the
meeting very enjoyable.
Prayer-meeting service will be held every
Wednesday evening in Chestnut Grove Pres
byterian Church, commencing at 8 o'clock
These meetings were abandoned the last three
weeks owing to the absence of the pastor. Rev.
j. w. Campbell, who has returned.
Miss Grace Foard, of Ohio, is visiting Miss
Mabel Owens, at her home near Sunny brook
The sacrament of the Lords supper was ad-
ministered at Fairview NJ. E. Church South,
last Sabbath afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Brown, of
Baltimore who was the pastor Of the congre-
cation some years ago, was present and preach
ed. He was heartily welcomed by the present
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Hammond, and the congre-
CATION.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith, of Emmorton,
Hartford county, spent last Saturday and Sun
day with their uncle, Mr.. William Pocock. of
Sunny brook.
Albert the youngest son OF Mr.. Albert
Price, near Jacksonville, is very sick at this
time.
Mrs. Estela Marshall and Miss Annie Buff
fington, of Sweet Air, have returned to their
respective homes after pleasant visit to rela-
tives and friends in Chester county, Pa.
Mr. Arthur Owens was given birthday sur
prise at his home, near Sunny last Sat.
urday evening. A large number of young
folks from the surrounding country were pres
ent and Mr.. Owens heartily welcomed them.
He feels much gratified that he will now be
allowed to cast his first vote. Games and
music were the chief features of the evening.
Mrs. Jesse Price, who had been i'll at her
home, near Sweet Air, several weeks, is able to
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