The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-04-23

Greenwood, 18th District--Mrs. ]. W.
Burton, who has been confined to her home
for long time is slowly recovering.
The woods at Notchclitf Station, which was
day night last, might have caused much dam
age to the neighbors had it not been for the
help of number of men who fought it brave
ly and finally put it out.
Rev John n 7S~0~s'S..r ,rl -. DatLonv
vii preach speslal set%Un = Rsa
it extended to all and it is hoped the members
will turn out in force.
The ladies of Leah Rebecca Lodge will give
a literary and musical entertainment in Glen
Arm Hall, April 10Th commencing at 8 clock.
Admission-adults 25 cents children Is cents.
Last Sunday morning the Sunday school of
Waugh M. E Church elected the following
officers for the ensuing year, Rev. Martin L.
ing Superintendent. Jesse Billingsley; as
sistant, Charles o. Burton; secretary, Miss
Edith Reese treasurer, Mrs. Charles Russell;
organist, Miss Estella Price. The officers of
the Sunday school missionary society were
elected at the same time as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Greenbury Pearce secretary and
treasurer. Mrs. Charles w. Burton.
Miss Julia M. Burton is visiting her aunt,
Mrs Louis Gray, of Baltimore.
The Ladies Aid Society of Waugh NJ. E.
Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Green
berry Pearce Wednesday evening, April 9th.
Rev. Martin L. Beall preached his first SER
mon at Waugh NJ E. Church, Sunday morn
ing, April 18th and made an excellent impress
sion upon the large congregation. Q. &F
Hereford, 9TH District.-The Junior Ep-
worth League will give an entertainment in
the Odd Fellows Hall here, on Saturday eve
ming, April 30th, for the benefit of the M. E.
Church. 1t will consist of tableaux illustrat-
ing Tennysons Dream of Fair Women, and
sprightly little drama entitled "Mr. Bob"
Refreshments will be served at the close of the
entertainment. Admission 25 cents; children
10 cents
Miss Jessie " Reehling entertained few of
her friends at pitt and finch party. at her
home here, a few evenings ago. Various
games were played and supper was served at
midnight. Among those present were Misses
M Ella Davis, Mamie Merryman, Florence A.
Miller, Elsie D. Gill and Messrs. ]. Walter
Turnbaugh Walter D. Merryman, VIM. Grif.
fin and D. Webster Ensor.
The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society of Hereford M. e. Church was
held at the home of Mrs. Mollie Leech. After
the transaction of routine business refresh
ments were served
The people here are much pleased at the re-
turn of Rev T. Marshall West and Rev. r. g.
Koontz, pastors of Hereford Circuit, NJ. e.
Messrs. John w. Hicks and Emory A. Bur-
ton. representatives of Eureka Council No. 81,
Jr, O. q. A. M, attended the annual meeting
OF the OtaIe OouuCl WuICu was ueiu III Daiti
more this week.
Mr. John E. Lloyd, representative of Here
ford Lodge, No. SO, 1. o. o F., attended the
annual meeting of the Grand Lodge of Mary
land in Baltimore this week. j.
Dulany's Valley, 10th District.-Miss
Leila NJ. Clark who has been very sick at her
home ''Nonesuch," is able to be out again.
Dr. John s. Green was her physician.
Mrs. Pocock is still confined to her home on
q TarroffavillQ furOnikq MEREDITH q
Ford bridge.
Leo Burk an energetic young cOlored man,
is seriously i'll with pneumonia. We hope for
his speedy recovery as he is industrious and
much thought of.
ing flowers in this vicinity few Sundays ago.
We do not know what kind he was on the
| lookout for, but we think it was v1olets. only
he insisted on spelling it with capital Y.
| Coughs and colds are the prevailing ailments
at the present time. The frequent changes OF
the weather appear to be the cause. l..
Sales of Mortgaged Premises.-Slade Il
Risteau, auctioneers, sold at the Court House
door on Monday, for Mr.. w. Gill Smith, attor-
| ney and assignee of a mortgage from George
Brickner and wife to Charles Rye, ST acres of
land, with ordinary improvements, situated on
| the north side of the Joppa road at Baynes-
| vile, about two miles east of Towson pur-
chased by Peter Brickner for 1915.
| Ciduo O. hlSteau duCClOueeIe, SOlu At InO
Court House door on Wednesday, for Mr..
William s. Keech, attorney and assignee of a
/ mortgage from William Howard Miller to
Rose Keech, farm of 153 acres, with fair i'm
| provements, situated on the York turnpike II
| miles north of Hereford, in the 7th district !;
| puI chased by the mortgage for $2,025.
| The same auctioneers sold at the same place
on Wednesday for Mr.. Charles ]. Hull, attor-
ney and assignee of mortgage from William
81. Horsey. house and lot in HulPs South
west Addition to Baltimore; purchased by G.
| Newton Robertson for $500.
Look After Your Fruit Trees.-An ex-
change gives the following bit of excellent ad-
J vice: Examine the peach trees and young
pear or apple trees about your house and see
whether there are dead limbs. Look also at
the bark of the limbs and branches and see
whether they are 'peppered' with minute
| grayish or brownish something. II so, you
may be sure it is the dangerous San Jose scale
Begin vigorous campaign against i at once.
| Ifyou do not destroy it the scale will destroy
your trees, and they won't be long about it.
| either"
The very thing to reach and destroy this and
other dangerous pests is advertised in THE
| UNION this week by The Leach Insecicide Com
pany, 20 East Lexington street, Baltimore.