The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-10-06

owings' Mills, 4th District.-A wedding
of much interest took place on Wednesday OF
| this week at the historic church of st. Thomas,
| Garrison Forest near this place. The con-
tracing parties were Mr.. H. r. Mayo Thorn
and Miss HELEN Rolfe Hopkins both of Bal
! timore. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Hobart Smith, rector of the church, at high
noon. and was followed by wedding break
fast at the country home of the bride, in Green
Spring Valley, to which only limited num-
Der were invited.
Republican candidate for the Legislature from
the 4th district last fall, has secured position
with the Sherwood Distilling Company OF
Baltimore
Mr.. Robert C.. Hook whose home is on st.
Thomas avenue near this place, met with a
very painful accident on Friday night last, by
having four fingers of his right hand cut off
by an electric car on the United Railways, at
Painters lane, near Owings' Mills Station. He
was taken by special car to the City Hospital
for treatment
A number of farmers in this vicniy have
been heavy losers by the failure of the Milk
Producers Association.
Miss Preston, of Baltimore, is the guest OF
the Misses Magruder, of Reisterstown.
Mr.. Pierre Keilholtz, one of the officials of
the United Electric Railways and Mrs. Keil-
holtz, visited friends in this neighborhood last
week.
The Misses Curtis, sisters of Bishop Curtis,
of Baltimore, have returned to their city home
after spending the summer in this village.
The death of Mr.. Frank Beck, of Soldiers
Delight, after a lingering illness, is much re-
GREETED by his many friends.
The protracted meeting now in progress at
the NJ E. Church at Pleasant Hill, near this
place, is very largely attended.
Eklo, 9Th District.-The political meeting
held by the Democrats on last Saturday night
at this place was fairly well attended. Quite
number of Republicans were present to hear
Messrs. Talbot and Grason tell why our peo-
pie should vote for the immaculate Bryan, as
against what they would have us believe is
the semi-emprical and trust Mckinley. Now
/ do not believe that all the oratory displayed
on this occasion made single vote.
Mr.. John w. Mccain, of Illinois, is visiting
his mother near Rayville.
Mr. Charles e. Ebaugh and Miss Rosa May
Peppler, of Hoffmanville, were married on
last Sunday morning by Rev. M. M. BURNER,
at the Rayville parsonage.
Mr.. Daniel Curfman, of Tyrone, Pa spent
week with friends in and near Rayville.
Mr.. Newton Hershner and Miss Cora Belt
passed through our village on Sunday even
ing, on q visit to Miss Bessie Kessler, of Ray
vile.
Rev. Ernest McEwen preached at Gunpowder
Baptist Church last Sunday morning.
Miss Lizzie Lassiter, cousin of Mr.. d. w.
Cameron, with whom she has been living for
the past twenty years, uleu on Dunuay evening
at Walkers Station. She was inferred in Mid
dletown Cemetery on Tuesday evening, Rev.
P. C. Edwards conducting the funeral service.
DIR. ]. N. Hetrick, of New Freedom the attend
ing physician, did all he could for her relief.
but stroke of paralysis short time ago has
tened her death. She had just passed her 10th
birthday.
Mr.. D. w. Cameron, who is in his Goth year,
still seems to enjoy fairly good health and is
able to walk around his large farm, looking
after its varied interests.
At the sitting of the registers on Tuesday
there were newly made voters and II trans
fers in the 9th district. PHILo.