The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-08-01

eUecLS, etc.
Wednesday, August 10, by Charles BrockmeyeT
committee and trustee, on the premises, be
ing part of Perry Hall farm, 18th district. TIN
Joseph Bauer.
Wednesday, August 10, by ]. W. Bull and J. E
. Stansbury, near Shawan 8th district horses
cattle, hogs, farm implements, household
effects, growing crops, etc.
Tuesday, August 25, by. James s, Calwell ant
James Kelley, trustees, the premises
house and lot in Gainesville.
1.-The camp-meetings are now in full bias
and largely attended, especially on Sundays
This is the first day of August and We
are well along in the second month of summer
Jesse NJ. Burlington. harness maker al
Arlington, has filed petition for the benefit
of the bankruptcy law.
- The Baltimore and FredercktownrTurn-
pike Company has declared dividend of one
half of one per cent on its capital stock.
Service on the rural free delivery route
starting at Glencoe, N C.. R. R., will begin
today. Mr.. Harry Matthews is the carrier.
IA party from Towson, numbering five
or six, went down to Dundalk last Saturday
and caught sixteen dozen fish, mostly rock
and perch.
The fair at st. Johns Church. Long
Green, will begin on Tuesday, August 4th, and
continue Thursday. 9th, Monday, 10th and
AT meeting of Republicans of the Sth
district, held this week, Mr.. William w.
Boyce, of Lutherville, was endorsed for Coun-
ty Commissioner.
- The ladies of Hunts NJ. E. Church, near
Sherwood, will hold lawn fete and bazaar on
the church grounds, from the 10th to the 14th
of August. inclusive.
- Another runaway couple from Baltimore
was married in Towson on Wednesday by Rev.
John r. Edwards, of the NJ. E. Church. The
groom was 81 and the bride 10.
1.-THE Hartford county fair will be held
this year the last week in August. beginning
IN tho 05fh Tino0ninnn fair follows one week
later. beginning September LIST.
@At Towson last Saturday afternoon the
home team beat the team of the Relay
Athletic Club 13 to 8. Green, pitcher for
Towson, struck out twelve men.
"a man makes great mistake when he
gets in the way of any public improvement.
He not only stands in his own light, but he
does the community great wrong.
"a white metal United States cent with
the year 1859 stamped upon it, was found in a
cement wall in the Towson Jail few days ago
by George A. Wilson, an employee.
- The young people of st. Johns Lutheran
Church, Sweet Air, will hold lawn fete on the
grounds adjoining the church, on Wednesday
evening, August 5th. Public invited.
THE Ladies' Aid Society of Waugh NJ &.
f. Church will meet at the home of Mr..
Charles o. Burton, Wednesday evening, Au-
gust 18th. A full attendance is requested.
The dam of the paper mill of Charles
H. Wise, of White Hall, N. G. r. R., that was
destroyed by freshet a short time ago, has
been rebuilt and the mill has resumed opera
tions.
"a single bolt of lightning on Thurs
day afternoon killed nine horses in a field on
the farm of the Messrs. Brosenne, in Howard
county. The bodies were all lying close to-
gether.
- The Aid Society of Jones Memorial NJ
p. Church, Philadelphia road, will hold lawn
fete in Carter's woods, opposite the church,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, August 4th
and 9Th.
The ladies Of West Liberty NJ. E. Church,
Parkton Circuit, will hold hit and miss social
on the lawn of Mr.. William Kirkwood at
Shane, on Wednesday, August 18th, afternoon
and evening.
mind the fact that the open season for WOOD
cock in Baltimore county ended on Friday
July 3lst. There should be strict enforce
- Miss Annie Foley, daughter of Mr.; r.
]. Foley, superintendent of Loeb Raven, mao
an ankle broken a few days ago while engaged
in a game of tennis. Dr. LlhSaru l. WINE
ford attended her.
THE contract for renovating the Court
Uouse at ToWson has been awarded to NC
liver & Piel, of Baltimore, for $685.: me
work will be done under the supervision Vi
Architect Thomas G. Kennedy.
"a pension at the rate OF % per montn
was granted on Monday to Fannie HICKS, OF
Towson. Fannie, who was the WIDOW OF
ben Hicks, colored, died few weeks ago at
an advanced age. She leaves one son.
1.-The annual excursion OF Asnlanu ,, ITS IT'S
byterian Sunday school to COLCHESTER Will take
place next Thursday, August 9Th. Several
other schools and Cockeysville knights OF
Pythias Lodge will join in the outing.
- Electrical storms have been frequent
about Towson this week and at times the
thunder and lightning was almost tefrrT1I;ylng'
There were also showers, the RAIN OF Ihurs-
dav affprnOOn being unusually leaVy.
%THE UNION is indebted to Mr.. William
P. Cooper, of Salt Lake City, Utah. for copies
of the daily papers of that city. Mr.. Cooper
is a native Of Towson and son OF Mrs. j. u
Cooper He is a successful business man. :,
- The annual picnic of the NorrlsVllie
Farmers Club will be held in Mrs. Adie'
grove. on the road between Stewartstown and
Norrisville on Wednesday, August 9TH. Ihese
annual affairs are always largely attended.
AT 7 o'clock on Tuesday morning last
Thermometers in Towson registered 60 degrees
and it was almost too cool for comfort. Less
than forty-eight hours before it was 81; These
sudden and violent changes are remark 6,
The ladies of Towson M. Il. Church
will hold an ice-cream festival IN the cooper
building, on Wednesday and thursday, Au
gust 9Th and 9th, afternoons and evenings
Proceeds to be applied to church improvement
- AS the times for the primaries approach
political matters warm up and they VIII M o
red hot before the end of next week; In
Democrats lOlU their u6tlluBS VII tLO Oth, CIV
the Republicans one week later-August 10Th
Mrs Elizabeth r. Stevenson, who's
beautiful farm is situated near Sherwood, y
q. R. R., raised this season about 600 bushel
of wheat. Her acreage this year was the sam
as last and the yield did not fall short
bushels.
--The annual reunion of the Sunda
schools of Parkton Circuit, M. IL. Church, WI
be held in the grove of Mr.. John w. Trout, q
Trump postoffice, on Thursday, August ZOth
There are nine schools on the circuit and a.
will attend.
- Bishop Paret who is spending the sun
mer at Rangeley Maine, has proven himself
good fisherman. In one day lately he caugn
so bass most of them fine large ones. He
said to have been greatly elated at his succe'
>The annual fishing party from Fork, lit
district, spent last Saturday at Bowerman
shore, on Bird river, and had Jolly Tim
The committee in charge of the affair We
composed of MessTs. Earl ii. Snavely an
Elmer r. Halle.
Farm, near Cockeysville, cut this season ov'
lao tons of a fine quality of hay. One field
10 acres Welded three tons to the acre. Nv
tons is generally regarded as very good ere
in Baltimore county. :,
tiers of Mr.. Frank Cypull, who lives ne'
Cockeysville were in a runaway accident fe
DAYS ago but fortunately they escaped lnJur
although they were thrown out. The bugs
was somewhat damaged.
1.-THE ball team of the Govanstown
Y.C. A. went to Havre-de-Grace last Saturds
and downed the strong team of that city, 8 to
The Govans team will play the NJ. A. @. K
serves at Maryland Oval, Park Heights avenu
this Saturday. afternoon.
> Mr.. D. f. Donaldson, successful farm
of the 18th district, has just completed fiji
large barn on his home farm, near Herefor
adding greatly to the appearance and CONVEX
ence of the place. Mr.. George w. Howa
was the contractor and builder.
> In addition to the numerous candida
that Baltimore county will vote for next f
will be candidate for Associate Judge OF
Third Judicial Circuit to succeed Judge Jan
ID. Waters. The candidate for this OFT
must come from Hartford county
1.-The new house OF Dr. koyston Gre e
on the northwest corner of Allegany and
timore avenues, Towson, is now well un'
way and will be a decided improvement
that section of the town when it IS complet
Mr.. William K Burns is the builder
IAN important meeting OF the poaro
managers of the Baltimore County Agrc
tural Society will be held at the hotel Kenne
Baltimore, Saturday, August LIST, at IL A.
when it is expected that final arrangeme
for the coming fair will be completed.
THE Glencoe Dancing Class met Frlo