The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-07-04
Jacksonville and sunnybrook. 10th Dis.

Jacksonville and Sunnybrook, 10th Dis
| trict.-The closing exercises of the public
school at Sunnybrook took place ON Friday,
June 10Th, many patrons and friends of the
school being present. Little Mary Smith, who
had just passed from the I'd to the Sd grade
received the silver medal for the highest aver
age. She is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Smith Miss Richardson, of Dulany's
Valley, received the gold medal in the 9TH
grade. Mr.. George Treut, one of the trustees
of the school, made a pleasing address and
presented the medals. All the pupils received
high averages and the teachers, Miss Louisa
A. Steigler and Miss Mabel Owens, received
the concentrations of all present An abun-
dance of refreshments were provided by the
teachers for the children and visitors.
Mr.. Bamber, an aged man who lives near
Phoenix, had his left shoulder dislocated few
days ago. DR.. Thomas H. Emory rendered
the necessary surgical attention, assisted by
DR.. Dugdale.
The sacrament of the Lords supper will be
administered at Chestnut Grove Presbyterian
Church, by the pastor, Rev. j. w. Campbell,
Sunday, July 9Th, at II A. NJ.
On Tuesday last little daughter of Mr..
Albert Lintz, of Jacksonville, fell and broke
her arm. Dr. T. H. Emory attended her.
The old lady who was injured in the trolley
car accident with Mr.. McClung, reported in
The UNION last week, is improving and her
physician, DR.. Dugdale, thinks she will be
able to return to her home in Baltimore, in a
few days.
Mr.. Herbert Owens, who is a student at a
Virginia college, is spending his vacation at
his home at Sunny brook.
Farmers are busy with their wheat harvest
this week. NJ.
Glen-Arm, 18th District.-Farmers of this
neighborhood who had long rest on account
of the continued rainy weather are now over
head and ears with their harvesting and that
work is being pushed with vigor since the sun
again made its appearance.
Foxes have been doing some lively work
among the chickens of lower Long Green Val
ley, Mr.. John F. Leight being among those
is one less of the fox family as Mr.. Leight
brought of them down with his shotgun
in Mr.. John V. Wilson's corn field. He hopes
now to have some chickens for his own use
The public school at this place closed on
Friday, June 26th. Miss Emily Pearce, of
Summerfield, won the medal for highest gen.
eral average. The pupils and visitors enjoyed
the closing exercises, after which refreshments
were served. The teacher, Miss Mary V.
Phelps, is very much liked by patrons and
children. Among those who attended the
closing exercises were Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Piper, Mrs. Thomas E. J. German. Police
Marshal A. T. Street, and wife, Mrs. John f.
Leight, Mrs. Charles Russell, Mrs. Pearce,
Misses Carrie Hall, Annie Steigler, Grace
Hooper, Eleanor Refer, Sarah Shanahan and
Others
Mrs. Clara Hogrhine, who lives on the Har-
ford road near Cub Hill, is very sick at this
time and it is thought she cannot recover.
She is niece of Mrs. A. J. Sherman, of this
place. DR.. H. T. Harrison is attending her.
Clarence the little son of Mr. ]. William
Amrein, of this place, who had been sick
with infiammatory rheumatism, is able to be
about again. He was attended by DR.. John
S. Green. A.