The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-06-11
Jacksonville and sunnvbroo,r 10Th Dis

Is Lutheran Church, near Sweet Air, will
\. regularly installed on Sunday, June 18th, al
nt M. The service will be conducted by Re
c. b. Gohdes, a former pastor, who will prea,
oi sermon appropriate to the occasion. 1t
u, hoped there will be large attendance to We
n come the new minister. Rev. Mr.. Gohde
:. VINO is now pastor of large church in Bali
]. more, was at one time pastor of St. Johns.
r The county road leading from JacksonviI
10 sweet Air is now in excellent condition
: result OF the interest taken In its improve
ment by the young men of the neighborhoot
4 Inc work was planned by the road superv
e sor and it was done in such a manner q
TO meet the entire approval of County Com
I. missioner Yellott This is a much trayele
thoroughfare and those who use it highly ar
preciate the change that has been wrought
CnIldren's day service will be held at Chest
nut Grove Presbyterian Church, On Sunday
June 18th, commencing promptly at 10 A. N
An error was made last week in stating that j
would take place on the 10Th. A cordial invi
tation is extended to all and an interestins
time is promised.
On Friday evening, June Sd, Rev. Mr. Dun
zap, OF siam, gave an entertaining talk on mis-
slons at Chestnut Grove Church to large
audience. An interesting feature was the re-
peatlng OF the Lords prayer in the Chinese
tongue and he also sang hymn in the same
language. good many children were in the
audience and they greatly enjoyed Mr.. Dun.
laps description of that far-of land and its
people. He talked for an hour and a-half and
ms audience became so much interested that
tney would have been glad to have listened to
MN an hour longer; He made a deep impress
SION with the people. While here Mr.. Dun
| lap was the guest of DIR. John s. Green. of
| Long Green Valley.
Miss Catharine Cypnll, who lives near Cock
eySviiie, has returned from visit to relatives
In Philadelphia and Wilmington
Mr.. John Smith, a successful Baltimore bus
mess man, drove out last Sunday and spent
the Gay with his mother, near Sweet Air. He
was raised in this neighborhood and notes
ministry at college in Virginia, is spending
his vacation at his home at Sunny brook. He
has been an active member of Chestnut Grove
Christian Endeavor Society, the members OF
which VIII give him a hearty welcome.
Mr.. II. B. L. Everding. elder of Govanstown
Presbyterian Church and a well known bust
ness man, has been visiting his friend, Mr.
James B. Jackson, near Jacksonville.
DR.. John Porter and Mrs. Porter who live
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Frank Porter, at their home
near Baldwin.
The ladies OF Fairview Church will hold
strawberry festival in Wesleys Hall, Sunny
brook. Tuesday and Wednesday, June 18th
and 18th, commencing at 7.3O o'clock each
evening.
The Children's day service at Fairview NJ.
K Church South last Sunday was much en-
joyed by an audience that could not find seat
ing room on account of its size. The children
QdQ De6n carefully LTdlucu anu ItuucIcu LuClI
respective parts in manner that did them
much credit. The. singing by the choir was
also much appreciated. Some of the decora-
tions were unique. The closing address was
made by the pastor, Rev. j. r. Jacobs. Those
who had charge of the affair deserve much
credit. Messrs. Arthur Owens and John Pier
sol were the ushers. M.
Long Green, 18th District.-The showers
of the past week were very welcome to farmers
as the ground had become very dry and the
grass crop, which threatened to be short, has
been much improved.
Miss Helen Gorsuch is substituting as teach
er of School 5, in place of Miss Mary V. Phelps,
who was called home by illness of her sister.
Mrs. Phelps and daughter. of Belair, who
were visiting Mrs. Bernard Bowers, returned
to their home on Monday.
Mr.. VIM. Carter, son of Mr.. Thomas Carter,
who has been employed in Washington, is at
home indefinitely.
Mr.. Maurice Dapprich has the frame up for
the fine large barn which he is having erected
to replace the one destroyed by fire last fall.
Mr.. Thomas Carter is doing the work.
Mr.. VIM. Benthall, superintendent of the
county division of the Baltimore water works,
! will occupy for the summer the cottage of Mr..
Maurice DsPpriGh which h. was formerly the
Rev. A. R. Riley will preach at Wilson's NJ.
E. Church. on Sunday next at P. M, in the
absence of the pastor, Rev NJ L. Beall, who
will make an address at Fork Children's day
service at 3 p. NJ.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Wilson's Church
will hold strawberry festival in the hall, on
Tuesday uight June 14tb, to which all are
invited.
The Long Green Cornet Band will hold its
annual festival Saturday night, June 18th, i'll
Wilson's Hall.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Lutheran
Church at Blenhem held festival on the
lawn at the church on Wednesday night of this
year, owing to long continued drought.
Miss E. B. Graw, who purchased the Union
| vile store property, had the house thoroughly
renovated and moved into it this week. s.
Manor 10th District.-Chidren's day will
be observed at Clynmalira M. E. Church. Sun
day, June 18th, the ceremonies beginning at IL
| A. M. An interesting program has been ar
ranged A general invitation is extended.
Mr.. William Pearce, of this place, was at
ing and was found lying in the yard by his
housekeeper. He received prompt attention
| and he is now much improved.
| During the storm on Sunday afternoon last
a tenant house on the farm of Mr.. T. Melville
| Pearce was struck by lightning the chimney
| and roof sustaining some damage. No one
| was injured.
Mrs. Caroline Nehrer, of Manor Glen, is
very sick at this time. DR.. t. H. Emory is
attending her.
Miss Lizzie Bornement of Baltimore, who
had been visiting her parents here, has return
Miss Maggie Kinhart, of Jarrettsville, has
returned to her home after spending some time
with relatives at Manor Glen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry e. Sutton gave an en-
| ioyable dance on Friday night, June Sd, which
was enjoyed by number Of their friends.
| Refreshments were served during the evening.
Some of those present were MIR. and Mrs. Ben.
jamin Palmer and family, Miss jamie Nehrer,
Florence Isennock, Maggie Stevenson Mary,
Lizzie and Gussie Bornement, Bertha Cook,
Maggie Zinkhan, Minnie Houck, Della Wolfe,
Laura Coe, Edith Leight Emma and Lilly
Houck, Mary Trapp, Maggie Kinhart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Isennock and Messrs VIM. Bales,
Charles Blume, W. D. Nehrer, Charles Houck,
Charles Lntz, George Walker, Edgar Leight,
Charles Troyer, VIM. Isennock, H. link han
and others. T.
Randallstown, I'd District.-W Within the
last week or ten days we have bad real taste OF
the good old summer time, with succession
of thunder storms that no doubt walked all the
balance of the snakes that had not commenced
business for the season.
The strawberry crop, which gave promise OF
| being large early in the spring, has again
established the fact that all is not gold that
elitters and the yield of these generally pay
ing berries has been disappointing. Potatoes,
however, promise big crop and most farm
ers have large patches of them.
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farmer of this district, was engaged in hauling
logs some days ago, he met with an accident
that resulted in his breaking leg. He is inn.
proving at this time.
Mr. Thomas s. Crooks, of this village, has
gone to q hospital in Baltimore to have tu
NOR removed from one of his arms.
On Sunday. May 29th large delegation Of
the members of the Jr. o. U. A. M. paid 9
visit to the cemetery at Mt. Olive Church and
decorated the graves of their departed brothers
swhose memories still remain green in theil
hearts.
The wedding of Mr.. Paul B. O'Dell and Mis-
Annie T. Ehlers, which took place at Mt
Paran Church, on Wednesday, LIST instant, wa
largely attended by relatives and friends. TIT
couple will reside at the home ofthe groom
The bride was the recipient of many presents
The Roslyn Athletic Club baseball team
will play the team of the Pleasant Hill A. G.
on the grounds of the latter, OF Saturday af
ternoon, June 11th The Roslyn team still
has some dates open for July and August. E
Ridge, 18th District.-The annual Chill
dren's services at Union NJ. E. Church will b
held June 18th, at 8 P. NJ. The Aid Society o
this church will hold strawberry and ice
| cream festival in the hall, Thursday and Fri