The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-10-22

| Protestant Chapel at Hamilton, Hartford roa
will give an oyster supper in the hall at th
| place on the evenings of October 18th and 26tl
- The sale Of the antique furniture. etc,
Der late home, near Rockland, Falls roa,
on Wednesday, October 18th, commencing
| II A. II.
IA temperance meeting will be held !
Lakeview M. e. Church, on Friday evening
October 28th, at 7.30 o'clock, to which the pull
lie is cordially invited. Address by Mrs. Mar
r. HasIup.
- Messrs. Boarman & Lindsay, attorney
for DR.. John Barron, practicing physician {
Govanst0wn, have entered suits against Isaa
II. Hartman and Viola Hartman claimin
$4,000 in each case for alleged Islander.
"a Gainesville man was arrested in Bait
ming an automobile in Baltimore at . speed ez
ceeding six miles an hour. The justice befor
whom be was taken fined him SIS and costs.
- Osborne Y. Young, colored, has beel
committed to jail by Justice Herbert, of Tow
son, upon the charge Of taking and using
horse belonging to DR.. Stuart Cassard, b,
permission.
- DR.. Dickinson Gorsuch, q young veteri
nary surgeon of the 9Th district, has been giver
by his father, Mr.. Thomas T. Gorsuch, a wei
known farmer, tract Of q acres of land nea
Glencoe, upon which he will erect residenc'
for himself
"a large number of partridges winteret
on the Baltimore county fair grounds last win
ter, and they are there today in largely in
creased numbers. Milton Albright, who ha.
charge of the grounds, will, no doubt see thai
these birds are not ''raided'' by pot-hunters.
I'VE republish this week in our local col
umns the latest game law for Baltimore county
passed at the last session Of the Legislature
People should read this law and familiarize
themselves with it. It might be the means OF
saving some the payments of fines and costs
- The foundation for an automobile house
has been dug at the Sheppard-Pratt Hospital
near T0weon. Two machines are now in use
there and Il is said two others are in contempla-
tion. Locks like horses had seen their last day
at that institution except for farm purposes.
->Some farmers in the upper end of this
county have had to pay So an acre to have their
from 81 to 81. 25 per acre. Others hiring hands
by the day have been paying S1.25 and ST. so
per day and board for cutting and husking corn.
- Rev. DR.. j. s. B. Hodges, pastor of old
st. Paurs p. E. Church in Baltimore, has pur-
chased from Mr.. Sullivan Pitts country place
near Avalon, 18th district, and will spend part
of each year in Baltimore county, The place
contains 20 acres and has 14-room dwelling
on it.
- Next week and the week following THE
UNION will publish sample of the ballot to
be used in Baltimore county on the 9th of No.
vember. 1t will not be facsimile of course,
but it will show the number of tickets on the
ballot and the arrangement of the groups of
names.
- number of Baltimore county public
school principals met at Govanstown school
building last Saturday to discuss DR. McMur-
rays book on Method of Recitation" the OBJ
ject being to aid teachers in the use of the book
School Superintendent Cook presided at the
meeting.
The Presidential election will take place
two weeks from next Tuesday-November 9Th.
Political affairs are unusually quiet in Balti-
more county and there appears to be little if
any enthusiasm in either party. But things
may warm up as the momentous day ap-
proaches.
- The rummage sale held on Friday and
nights last by some of the young
ladies of Trinity Church, Towson, was a sue
cessful affair and yielded good sum. It will
be continued on Saturday night, I'D instant,
in the Cooper building York road and Penn
sylvania avenue.
ported, but the harvest in this line will not
begin in earnest until the 1st day of Novem-
Der. The careless man with a gun would be
more tolerable if he would always shoot him
self. But he don't. It's generally the other
fellow that gets bit.
IA musicale for the benefit of the Hos
Dital for Crippled Children will be held in the
evening, October 9th commencing at 5 O'Clock.
Tickets so cents. This is q most deserving
charity and for that reason the affair should
be literally patronized.
- Priscilla Williams, colored, wife of Rev.
Charles Williams, of Towson, died suddenly
Hospital, Baltimore, on Saturday last, aged ga.
She was professional nurse and a highly re-
.pected woman. Besides her husband she is
survived by nine children.
- When the hundreds of maple trees in
rowson commence to shed their leaves the
ground becomes thickly covered with them
ind the only way to get rid of the litter is to
burn them. Hence at this season we usually
nave a smoke laden atmosphere by day and
night that is far from pleasant.
- Plans have been prepared for beautiful
aouie for Mr.. and Mrs. W. Plunkett Stewart,
% be erected on their property IN Green Spring
Valley. It will be one of the finest houses in
he county and will cost about $4,000. The
Tohn A. Sheridan Company is among those
Who have been asked to submit bids.
IA house $50 years old was burned q few
months ago in Baltimore county and one of
be peculiar things in its history is said to have
,een the fact that the only deaths that ever oc-
urred under its roof were those of two infants.
rhe same family occupied the house from the
ime it was built until it was burned.
THE general complaint about the scarcity
If farm hands continues and hundreds could
inc employ ment III t1e s1vinR oi the corn crop
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