The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-11-26

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"wednesday. December IA. by Mrs. Adeline Noha
at Colgate Greek, near Fifth avenue. ztn
COWS, horses. mules, wagons. dairy fixtures
harness, tools, etc.. etc.
Saturday December ~ 6y charles f =. wea ace
near Rayville. 9Th district.
THE December term Of the Circuit Court
will begin on Monday, 9Th Of the month. :.
- Church oyster suppers are now IN full
swing and the festive bivalve is doing It's share
in very good work.
=. ToWson is without football team this
season, but some of its best material has been
- The ladies Of Poplar NJ. P. Church, near
Warren, cleared about $75 on the oyster sup
per given By them last week
Is enlaTging and improving his residence on
the Joppa road short distance east OF TOwson.
- The open season for rabbits, woodcock
and cartridges in Baltimore county ends on
Saturday, December oath, the day before Christ
- Lakeyiew M. E. Church, Dulany's Val
ley, is being reprinted and frescoed. Rev. John
r. Edwards, of Towson, Is pastor OF the
church.
testamentary on the personal estate OF Fred
erick King. deceased, were granted 10 MS WIDOW,
Mrs. Annie G. King.
- A special sumptuous dinner was served
at the Confederate Soldiers Home, Pikesville,
on Thanksgiving day and was much enjoyed
by the veteran inmates.
- A few days ago Nj: Joshua Jessop, OF the
Unionville firm of Slade Bros. q Co., killed two
months old shoats that weighed, dressed, 2oz
and 257 pounds, respectively.
- Traces of the heavy snow that fell on
Sunday, 18th instant, were visible for more
than q week, despite the bright sunshine that
followed that unusual storm.
- Next Thursday will be the f1rst day OF
December and Christmas will be but twenty
five DAYS Off The almanac says winter begins
on the 2lst day Of December.
- Rev. NJ. L. Beall, pastor OF Long Green
Circuit, will preach next Sunday at Waugh
Church, at IL A. NJ, instead OF at Union, out at
the latter church at 7.30 P. NJ.
- We have enjoyed a few days of pleasant
Indian summer weather, and upon the whole
the month of November this year has been
much pleasanter than that Of 1903.
->some smart alexis say there were two
the other on the 18th. Perhaps you can recall
something about the one on the 9Th.
- Three young men, residents of Baltimore
county, have my seriously disappeared from
their homes within the past month and moth
ing has been heard from either of them.
->On Sunday last Multiply Council, Jr.,
O. u. L. NJ. attended service. at Sherwood, r:
e. Church, Cockeysville, and heard special
sermon BY the rector, Rev. A. T. Pindell..
-> The Worlds Fair will close its gates on
the Both Of this month. A large number OF
Baltimore county people have enjoyed this the
greatest of all expositionS the world mas ever
seen.
- Justice Ferries gate, that was stolen
from the front of his house in this town on
Halloween night, has been recovered. 1t was
found in neighbours yard about two squares
away.
- The trustees of Phoenix NJ. E. Church
will hold an oyster supper in the town hall, on
Friday and Saturday evenings, November 10Th
and 18th. Warren Cornet Band will furnish
music.
- Mr. Jesse Tyson met with painful acct
dent at his country place, "Cylburn, on Green
ing stairway be tripped and fell breaking his
- As Christmas falls this year on Sunday
it is likely that Monday will be observed by
most people as a holiday. This holiday is
more generally observed than any other one Of
the year.
- The general report from gunners is that
game is scarce. Few partridges are seen, and
this is disappointing as it was thought early in
the season that the birds would be unusually
plentiful.
dents have been silent long time. Unless
they brisk up little our readers may conclude
that they have been called hence to join the
silent majority.
- Why was it that the new game law die
not include Thanksgiving day among those
prohibited? It is unlawful to shoot on Sun
days and election days in this county but mol
on Thanksgiving day.
The unused ballots printed for the late
election in this county we're burned on Monday
last, as required by law. These are the ballots
that are held in reserve in case anything should
befall the regular ones.
- Mr.. Harry e. Goodwin, a member of the
bar and q resident of Reisterstown, is named as
one of the incorporators of the S. A. Stock Food
Company Just organized in Baltimore with 9
capital stock of &c., 900.
-. The Towson Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union will meet at the residence oil
Mrs. W. Clarence Craumer, Wednesday, No
vember 30th, at 3 P. N. full attendance OF
the members is desired.
=. In the Third Chevy Chase Open Selling
Steeplechase at Benning track last Saturday I'm
perialist, ridden by Mr.. Robert NJ. lay Tor, Of
Baltimore county, was the victor. The dis
lance was about q miles.
- With the next issue of THE UNION Ode
cember 3D. the subscription bills for 1904 will
be sent Keep sharp lookout and you may
get canary" slip. 1t requires many hun
dreds of them to go around.
->Some people who don't want to face 9
yellow Slip this year are calling at THE
UNION Office and settling their subscription &C.
counts before the bills go out, which will be in
the next issue OF this paper.
- At a meeting of the trustees of Hannah
Moore Academy, held few days ago, Mr.
William Keyser, Jr., was chosen member Of
the board and treasurer to succeed his late
father, Mr. William Keyser.
The plant of the 81. B. Davis Paint Com
pany in HighIandtown was damaged BY fir'
on Tuesday to the extent of about $4,000 In
surance $4,000. The fire was caused by thu
explosion of a tank of varnish.
- Messrs Stambaugh d Co. have rented
from DR.. A. G. McCurdy, Of Towson, the Blacl
Rock Roller Mill, near Butler, 9th district, anC
will hereafter conduct 1t. This is one of thu
Oldest mills in Baltimore county.
ION Tuesday the County Commissioner
passed an order directing the members of th'
police force to report all the street lights tina
are not in order to the company furnishing thu
same. and also to the station houses.
- While alighting from a street Car in Bal
timore last Monday DR.. Harry. 5. Jarrett, o
Towson, stumbled and fell to the pavement
He was badly shaken up and got skinned
knee. but nothing more serious resulted.
- Marriage licenses were granted in Balti
more on Tuesday to Norwin c. Mccormick, o
Raspburg, and Florence e. Christopher, ant
To Joseph f. Wustland. of West Arlington, ant
Urith 6. largest, all of Baltimore county. :.
The dedication of st. Cecilia's Catholi
Church at Walbrook, took place on Thursday
morning with imposing ceremonies: Carolina
Gibbons took part and made an address Th
church Is q handsome structure and cost 81, GOO
THE Green Spring Hunt Club and tn
Elkridge Hunt Club had q joint meet at Hamp
ton gate, near Towson, on Monday afternoon
Two or three foxes were started and furnishes
excellent sport, but they proved too swift TO
the dogs.
The Thomas A. Edison moving picture
will he shown in Catch NJ E. Church. Belai
road. on Monday and Tuesday evenings next
at O'Clock, under the auspices of the Sunda!
school. Changes of program each evening