The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-08-06

| Jacksonville and Sunny brook, 10th Dis
trict.-Rev. Mr.. Galbreath preached in Chest
| nut Grove Church last Sunday morning In tn
absence of the pastor, Rev. James w. Camp
bell Miss Catharine Wiederhold, of Baltimore
sang beautiful selection entitled Heaven il
My Home" Miss Clark, of Lancaster, Pa.
| PLAYING the accompaniment. Miss Wieder
hold, who is guest of Mrs. Thomas Jessop, o
Sweet Air, sings in the choir of one of the mos
prominent churches Of Baltimore. Mr.. Gal
breath is professor in Lincoln University.
The lawn fete held at St. Johns Lutheran
Church, near Sweet Air, by the ladies of tht
congregation, was in every way successful, q
large sum having been realized. Those who
had the affair in charge feel very grateful fol
the liberal patronage extended. Rev. w. Poh.
zehl. the new pastor of the church, enjoyed
this opportunity of meeting SO many people
The detachment of the Boys Brigade that il
encamped in the neighborhood came in body
under the command of Captain Little These
young men presented an attractive appearance
in their bright uniforms and added much to
the spirit Of the affair. A young man from
Baltimore, who is boarding in the neighbor.
hood, attended the fete and was the centre oil
attraction as he fairly burned his money buy
ing ice cream for the pretty young girls. He
also patronized the fancy table literally. A
patron Of this character is always worth lot
to such affairs.
Miss Mamie Snitker, of Baltimore is spend
ing some time with Miss Anna Burk, near
Sweet Air. She is member of the choir OF
Martin Luther English Church. Other mem
bers of the same choir are also at Miss Burk's,
and the neighbors have occasional opportuni-
ties to enjoy some excellent vocal music rem
dered by them.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Amrein, of Sweet Air,
had family reunion few days ago, all their
children and grandchildren having been pres
ent The affair was one of much quiet enjoy
ment.
Mrs. Clark, wife of Rev. Mr.. Clark, of Lam
caster, Pa, accompanied by her children, is
visiting her brother, DIR. John s. Green, of
Long Green Valley.
Mrs. Nichols, Of Baltimore, is visiting her
cousin Mrs. John Price, of Jacksonville.
Mr. William Wesley, of Sunny brook, has re-
turned from visit to her aunt, Mrs. Harvey
Wilkinson, near Belair.
The lawn fete held at Fairview M. e. Church
South Sunnybrook, July 9th and 18th, was
well patronized and was altogether very en-
joyable affair.
The Mite Society of the above church met
last Monday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas L. Owens. The attendance was
large and an enjoyable time was had.
Mr.. John Rogers and family, of Hartford
occupying the house of DIR. r. Percy Smith,
who is now living in Baltimore.
Rev. F. T. Richardson, of North Point,
preached at Fairview NJ. E. Church South last
Sunday afternoon and made an excellent i'm
preston. He is young man but he is forci-
BILE speaker and those who heard him hope to
hear him again.
The picnic that was to have been held by the
Sunday school of Blenheim Lutheran Church
on the Sd instant, was postponed until We'd
nesday, August 17h. II there should be rain
that day it will be held the next fair day. A
general invitation is extended and pleasant
time is promised all who attend. The Long
Green Band will be present in the evening.
Miss Ray Brown, of Jacksonville, is visiting
relatives in Baltimore.
Misses Bessie and Ethel McCauley, who had
been visiting Miss Clara Smith, near Sunny
brook. have gone to Atlantic City.
There will be no preaching at Fairview
Church Sunday afternoon, August 7th, on &C.
count of the temporary absence of the pastor,
Rev. ]. r. Jacobs.
deavor meeting at Chestnut Grove Church last
Sunday night, speaking upon the subject of
missions. Rev. Mr.. Galbreath also made an
address. The attendance was good and much
interest was manifested. M.
White Hall, N. G. R. R.-It is estimated
that nearly 1000 people attended the all.day
picnic held in Wiley's grove, near this place,
on Saturday last, under the auspices of the
White Hall Presbyterian Sunday school, of
which Mr.. John II. Seitz is superintendent.
A number of amusements were provided. and
Glen Rock Band furnished music. The fol-
lowing Sunday schools were present: Bethel,
Sewartstown and White Hall Presbyterian
Wesley Chapel Monkton, Hereford, Vernon,
Wiseburg, Stabler's. Parkton, West Liberty,
ton and Dry Branch Methodist Protestant and
Hereford Baptist. The committee of arrange
ments had provided an abundance of refresh
ments. The following ministers were present
and delivered addresses: Rev. William A.
Price, OF White Hall Rev. Solomon German,
4fM A al fD~I.
Rev. J. A. l.. Smith, of York, Pa, and Rev.
DR.. Dewitt M. Benham, pastor of Central
Presbyterian Church, Baltimore. Miss Bertha
Elliott recited, and Misses Minnie Cairnes and
Edith Ayres sang duets. Mr.. w. E. Anderson,
Miss Clara N. Burns and Mr.. William s. Will
son composed the committee of arrangements.
MIR. Charles II. Garrett has purchased from
Mrs. Amanda G. Garrett, widow of Benjamin
II. Garrett. and others the home farm, con-
taip,infs Acres .ap9. lAsGaFs
a farm containing 106 acres. Both are in the
18th district, near White Hall.
Mr.. James H. Kirkwood, of the Navy De-
partment, Washington, D. c., spent last Sat-
urday at the old Kirkwood homestead, east of
this place.
Mr.. George A. Green, well known Wash
ington business man, is visiting Mr.. Henry P.
Burns. of Greystone Heights, near this place.
Mr.. Newton w. Hershner, of Gorsuch Mills,
has returned to his home after visiting his
brother, Mr.. John T. Hershner, of Towson.
Mrs. Julia Anderson, of Birmingham, Ala,
is visiting Mrs. ]. Scott Price, of Parkton.
Miss Alice Black, of this place, has returned
from q visit to friends in Carroll county.
Rev. and Mrs. William A. Price returned
from Ocean Grove, n j., in time for the Sun
day school reunion last Saturday.
Mrs. Annie Thompson and daughter, of
Baltimore, have been visiting Mrs Samuel W.
Black, of this place. 8.
LONG csrean nth District.-The continued