The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-10-17

Belair Road, 18th DESTRUCTION next Tues
day evening, October Goth, the Belalr Road
Permanent Protective and improvement Asso-
citation will hold its monthly meeting at Gar
denvlle school house and it is expected that it
will be the greatest and most interesting meet
ing the association has ever held. The follow
ing prominent gentlemen will be present: Mr..
Alexander Y. Dolfield, president of the Ger
man-American Bank of Baltimore the presi-
dent and vice president of the East Baltimore
improvement Association County Commits
siOners Charles II. Knox and George w. yell
lott; Mr.. Alexander Mccormick, the Republi-
can nominee for County Commissioner; Mr..
John S. Biddison, the Democratic nominee for
State Senator, and Mr.. John F. Centrum, a
prominent member of the bar. Addresses on
improvements of various kinds will be made
by the above named gentlemen, and this meet
ing will be of Importance to every resident and
property-owner of this district. Estimates
have been submitted to the School Commits
sioners, through the board of school trustees,
for the improvements about Gardenville school
house, which has been requested, and it
is expected that an answer will be received.
1t is also expected that definite answer will
be received then regarding other improvements
that the various committees have been work
ing on. Everyone, whether a member or not,
is invited to be present.
Although the sky was cloudy and cast a
gloom almost everywhere, 1t was like great
stream of sunshine stealing into the house of
OOu Wuen rev. 4. III isaac, pastor Oh OaLcn NJ.
e. Church, announced at service last Sunday
afternoon that the board of trustees of the
church had awarded the contract for the erec-
ton of handsome new edifce at that place.
The present building was erected in 1857, and
although it has grandly withstood the fury of
the tempests for almost a-half century, it is
now inadequate for the eyergrowing Sunday
school and the large attendance at church SER
vices. The new edifice will be of frame, 30x50
feet, and will be an addition on the front of
the old one. 1t is of handsome design, and
when finished will not only be credit to the
congregation, but will be great improvement |
to the entire neighborhood. Weather permit
ting it is expected that the new church will be |
ready for occupancy by Christmas and will |
possibly be dedicated on the day of the Christ |
mas festival of the Sunday school. Mr. Chas. |
Selling, of Rockdale, is the builder, and the |
structure, when complete and furnished, will |
cost from $4,000 to 50, 500. Rev. Frank R.
Isaac is the senior pastor, and Rev. George L.
Jones is the junior. The trustees of the church |
are Messrs. Alexander Mccormick, Thomas
Gorsuch, Charles Mccormick, VIM. J. Biddi-
son, John f. Miller, Edward F. Elliott and
Thomas A. Mccormick. Mr.. VIM. J. Biddi-
son has been the superintendent of the Sunday
school for more than twelve years, and Mr..
Leon Councilman is his assistant. Mrs. Cliff
ton Mccormick is the organist
To aid in the above enterprise the singing
school of the church will hold an oyster sup
per on Tuesday and Wednesday, October 9th
and 28th, at Lauraville Hall, Hamilton. X.