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

Amicable Suits for Division of Property.
Mr. Noah E. Offutt, attorney for Nancy j.
Offutt, by Benjamin W. Jenkins, her next
friend, on Monday entered suit here against
Mrs. Emily J. Offutt, widow, and Milton ].
Offutt to procure decree for the sale of
farm containing 1873 acres, / rood and 80 perch
es near MonktOn, 10th district, and q lot of
ground and improvements in Towson, of which
the late Milton ". Ofutt died seized and for
distribution of the proceeds among his heirs
at-law.
Benjamin W. Jenkins, for Nancy J. Offutt,
by Noah e. Ofutt. his attorney, also filed b i'll
against Emily J. Offutt, widow; Milton J. Of
futt infant John J. Kelly and Hettie E. KEEL
", his wife; Ella A. Burnett and Charles G.
Harris to procure a decree for the sale OF
held by the late Milton W. Offutt and John J..
Kelly as tenants in common and for q distribu-
ton of the proceeds among those in interest
A Party Of Ladies Visit Sparrow's Point.
A correspondent sends the following: Mrs.
William Davis and Misses Helen Thomas,
Mollie Timanus, Mary Carr. Florence Carr,
Nellie Carr, Nellie Davis, Cora A. Spamer,
Clara Winsor and Master Ewell Davis were
shown the various points of interest here, in
Guiding the schools, club and the plant OF the
MARYLAND Steel Company. The visitors were
from Hebbville. Baltimore county. Mr.. r.
X. Wood, general agent OF the Maryland Steel
Company and president of the board of school
the school buildings. including the school Of
domestic science and manual training school.
Messrs. Adolph Spamer, chief Of mill accoun-
tants Henry Spamer and Albert Baker show
ed the visitors through the plant"
Memorial window Unveiled.-The men,
bers of the Junior Epworth League of Towson
on Thursday unveiled Q beautiful memorial
window in Towson Methodist Episcopal
Church in memory OF its deceased members.
The window occupies position on the north
side OF the church, and represents Christ as
the good Shepherd. The deceased members
of the league are r. Lee Dunphy, Leota Sheri-
dan, May Phipps Robert Phipps, Harry Lee,
Abbie Parlett, Edward Roberts, Lille X. Dun.
can and Alexander Leonard. MIR. j. Howard
FIayhart is superintendent Of the league, and
has the following assistants: Misses BERTHE ID .
Burns. Ardelia " Brown, Annie NJ. Kaline
and Mabel Munroe. A thanksgiving service
was held.
Pretty Rough on the Employees EN-
ploves of the p, B. & w. Railroad, especially
the trainmen, are displeased with the recent
order of the company that attempts to regulate
their doings while off duty. The orders notify
| the men that while off duty they shall at all
times keep within touch Of the office with
which they are connected. Should they 20
| ont thew are supposed to leave note with
| their wife or family stating where they have
gone or where call can reach them. This has
been done so the company can reach its en-
ployes and get them to work at moments
notice in case of emergency.
Church Missionary Society Elects On
| cers.-The following officers of the Church
| Missionary Society of Salem Lutheran Church.
Catonsvilie Rev. " .Enders, pastor. were cleo
| ted on Sunday President, Miss Louisa Schwein
| berg; vice president, Miss Emma Kalb; secre-
| tary, Miss Marie Ebeling: treasurer. Miss
| Rachel Hubner. The members of Salem
Church have formed an altar guild. consisting
! of Misses Rachel Hubner, Louisa Schweinberg,
Louisa Keidel, Clara Hahn. Marie Ebeliug and
| Louisa Freund, with Mr.. g. Herbert Rice,
member of the School Board, and Rev. Mr.
| Enders as honorary members.