The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-03-22

Gill Smith, trustees, at the Court House door,
villa site near Sherwood, N. G. II. X.
Tuesday March 25. by Edward L. Ward and Jas.
j. Lindsay, trustees, on the premises, the
farm and store property of the late william
Dilworth, at Kingsville, 18th district
Tuesday, March %. by Edward L. Ward and Jas.
j. Lindsay, administrators, on the premises
at Knssve lith District al d 5ee
ger on Chestnut Ride, Sth district. stock,
wednesday. April q by Robert H. Blackburn, on
the Hartford road. near Hamilton, driving
mare. vehicles. household and Kitchen fur-
Saturday, April 9Th. by N. e. Rer, at Glen Arm.
18th district.sto goods in large variety, gar
den tools, pillow irons. etc;
Tuesday, April Is, by James ]. Lindsay and John
/. Yeilott trustees. at the Court House, BUSH
ness property at Butler. 5th district.
Next Sunday. March 2Sd, is Palm Sun.
day. and Easter follows a week later.
Gov Smith has issued bis proclamation
designating Friday April 1lth, as Arb0r Day.
This is spring sure enough. Winter. ac-
cording 10 the almanac, ended on FRIDAY, list
inst. - 49,.
has secured a soldiers pension AZ the rate OF
$40 per month.
The florists are now enjoying rich haF-
vest that will gov more bountiful as Easter
tide approaches.
sMr. Richard Nelson. 81 Monkion, balti-
"
-. Aeseess,r Sensler, u the i2lh district
this seek made Fetafn - The County t0m-
missiemers nmeuuliug 90 $t39.e9-
The sptihg frues -efs4ked on Tuesday
night That : they c..,iian 4 stand . tempefa-
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Young neD's Literary aud Debating Club. Of
Tuuson. ca Tuesday night last.
"a guitar and mandolin club has been
farmed In Towaun. with Mr. J. Maurice Wat
klps. Jr. - president. and Miss Ella Bowen,
secretary The club will meet weekly.
The daie for the opening Of Emory Grove
camp meeting this year has been liked for
August 7th. A Chautauqua will open on the
grounds two weeks before the regular camp
begins.
- Rev. w. w. Davis will preach a sermon
on Christian Citizenship" at Vernon M. Il.
Church, West Hartford Circuit. Sunday even
ing, March 23d, at 100 o'clock. All cordially
invited.
-sCity people are looking for houses to
rent in Towson but the kind they want are
not to be had. A good class of houses with
modern Improvements, would find ready
tenants.
IAN oyster supper, under the auspices of
the Y. p. s. G. e. of Eutaw M P. Church, will
be held in the hall at Hamilton. Hartford road,
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, March
26th and 9th.
y. -eOne of. the horses of the Towson fire
engine is on strike. At least he refuses to
perform his accustomed duties, but whether it
Is because he don't get enough oats he has not
yet made plain.
The names of the applicants for liquor
licenses in this county will be published on
Saturday, April 9th. All applications must be
filed at the county Clerk OIuce UOG latef IDan
Tuesday, April 1st
The Baltimore City Directory for 1902
has been issued but Towson subscribers have
not received their copies. 1t contains 3D. 29
names indicating population in the city and
suburbs of 689,065.
- Mr.. e. Cuttings Merryman, of Gerar
Stock Farm near Cockeysville, sold within
the past few days to Mr.. Arthur H. Dadenroph,
of Worcester. Mass, three fine young Guern-
sey cows at good figures.
- Pretty soon the regular on the electric
car lines will begin to kick because the open
cars are not put on. Then when the first chilly
rain comes he'll curse the company because
they are on. And so it goes.
- Rev. Is. w. Bond will preach at North
Point NJ e. Church South next Sunday morn
ing, and in the evening the pastor. Rev. w. +.
Henry will preach his last sermon at the same
church for the conference year.
All decent people earnestly hope that
Delegate Straus will get bis anti-spitting bill
through the Legislature. This filthy practice
should be checked in some way and this seems
10 be the only means of accomplishing it.
THE Gainesville Country Club now has
a total membership Of 265, over 40 having
been enrolled since the beginning of the
present year. The financial standing Of the
club IL said 10 be all that could be desired.
- The Connty Commissioners did not go to
Annapolis this week 10 look after legislation
concerning the county. President Knox, of
the Board. SAYS that. so far as he is concerned,
matters down there must shape themselves.
- Some Democratic candidates who will
try for the offices in this county in 1908 are al
ready actively at work pressing eirclaims."
Evidently they don't intend to let any grass
grow under their feet in their pursuit of Office.
- good many persons are Just now look
ing for farms either TO buy or rent In most
cases these people are hard TO please, chiefly
because they make II a condition that the
farm must be on or near steam or electric
line.
sThe vertical style of hand writing that
has for some time been taught in the public
schools, is simply a humbug. What possible
child to write alike the average old fogy fails
TO see.
speaking about roads a juryman from
one of the upper districts of this county said
on Monday that we people down here don't
really know what dad roads, are. He said
one must visit his section to get correct idea
of the term.
- Kenneth Foreman, of Lutherville, while
on his way from the Y. M. G. A. Building, N.
Charles street. Baltimore. to Calvert Station,
on Monday evening, was held up by several
white boys and robbed. All they got was a
railroad ticket.
->The County Commissioners have given
authority to Mr.. Harry Malcolm, of Towson,
to take charge of the planting of trees, etc.,
in the Court House Park. He will employ
experienced men to do the work under his per-
sonal supervision.
"a number of members of Green Spring
Valley and Patapsco Hunt Clubs left on Thurs
day for Chestertown, Nd, to enjoy a two days
hunt in Kent county. Four ladies of the first
named club accompanied the party and will
join in the chase
- Spring openings are now in order and
the great variety and beauty of the female
fnery that is being shown is simply bewilder-
ing to male humanity. And it will be worse
than that when he is called upon to foot the
bill for a lot of it.
- Electric cars were put in service this
week on the Gorsuch avenue lire which ex-
tends from the York to the Hartford road.
Transfers will be issued from and to this line
and passengers will receive a transfer on q
transfer to these cars.
The Senior Gunpowder Agricultural
Club, at its regular monthly meeting last Sat
urday, put itself on record as favoring the
proposition to increase the legislative appro-
priation to the Maryland Agricultural College
$50 900 a year for two years.
THE Baltimore Annual Conference of the
NJ. Z. Church will meet in Grace Church. Bal
timore, Wednesday, April 3D. Bishop An
drews will preside The Maryland Annual
Conference of the NJ. P. Church will meet at
CentervilIe on the same date.
THE Bishops Guild OF Trinity Z. Il.
Church. Towson, will hold a handkerchief
bazaar" in the Chapel, Friday, April 18th,
from < IN IN p NJ Those at the head of the af.