The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-09-17

enterprise yet it Is gratifying to know That v
do not belong to the rear guard. rms
proven by the fact that some ofour enterprlsin
citizens have organized the Manor Glen Fiea.
ure and Track Club, the object being. to I'm
prove the breed and speed ofhorses in this an
adjacent sections of Hartford county. IN
club has already secured the land necessary
for q track and work on it has been commend
ed. It will be one mile 0val-shaped couIs
and will be conveniently located beside ~
Jarrettsville turnpike, in the most plcturesqu
section of Manor Glen, north of Jacksonville
The membership roll already contains ~
names of about fifty and additions are expects
shortly. Those who may wish to join should
address DR.. Thomas Hall Emory, Hess, No
This club fills long-felt want in the neigh
bOrhood and we wish it success. Those inter
ested will hear from it further through tn
columns of THE UNION. Pink will be tn
clubs color and the members are expected e
wear a pink rosette on the brides OF theil
horses.
Mr.. Nelson McClung. who lives near Sunny
brook, met with painful accident few days
sgo. While driving bis horse took fright ant
threw him out of his vehicle and sprained 80
ankle. incapacitating him for work.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Mosner, of Govans
town, who were married last week, spent
few days at the brides former home, neal
sweet Air, before the opening Of the groom, {
school. Mrs. Mosner is q daughter Of Mr.: Y
Burk, road supervisor for the 10th district
The young couple have commenced house.
keeping in G0vanst0wn.
Misses Abbie and Hazel Wesley, daughters
of Mr.. William Wesley, of Sunnybrook, who
had been visiting relatives in the upper END q
this county and in Hartford, have returned to
theirshome. ~ s7s.
Misses Mabel and Clara Owens, who bad
been visiting on the Eastern Shore OF Mary
land, have returned to their home at Sunny
brook and Miss Mabel resumed her duties "a
assistant teacher of the school at that place on
Tuesday last. ia .sa4
Mr.. Henry Amrein has been very sick at
his home near Sweet Air and unable to attend
to his farm duties. =
Miss Guthrie, daughter Of Mr. and Mr..
Alex. Guthrie, near Manor, who had been very
III, is improving under the care Of DR.. T. Ross
Payne. >
Master John j. Smith. son Of Mr.. John
Smith, who lives near Sunnybrook, took q
number of premiums at the county fair last
week and is very proud Of his success, this be-
ing his first effort in the way Of making ex-
hibits.
The friends of Mr.. Roscoe C. Curtis, who
formerly lived in this neighborhood. were
shocked to learn that he is sick with typhoid
fever at hospital in Baltimore. He is an
electrician in the employ Of the B. q O. Rail-
road. =
Miss Laura Brown, of Gainesville, who had
been spending some time in the Blue Ridge
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ensor Brown, near
Sweet Air. SKI
DIR. Charles Owens, who lately commenced
the practice Of his profession at Port Norris,
N. j., is visiting bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas L. Owens, of Sunnybrook. His new
location and work seem to agree with him as
be has grown stouter.
Miss Minnie Smith, of Sunnybrook, is visit
ing relatives in Northwest Baltimore.
Miss Bertha Cook led the Christian Endeavor
meeting at Chestnut Grove Church last Sunday
night. Her subject was, What the Bible
teaches about heaven" The attendance was
good. M.
Fullerton, 18th District.-A very pleasant
surprise was rendered Rev. and Mrs. John Helm
zelman last Sunday, in honor OF the twenty
fifth anniversary of their marriage. They
were the recipients of q number of beautiful
and useful presents from relatives and friends
A most enjoyable time was spent by all pres
emit. Several addresses were made-one by the
pastor, in which he thanked the members of his
congregation for their kindness and thought
fulness. An elaborate supper was served.
Among those present were: Rev. and Mrs. J I:
Hoerr, Rev. and Mrs. A. Bailhorn, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Trip, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hoyer and Mrs.
all Of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Winterstein Mr.. and Mrs. G. Winterstein, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Hanf, Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey, Mes
DANES Dietz, Won Bussenius, Riemenschneider
and Hunt and Misses Heinzelmann, Marie
Schulz, Maggie Klein, Marie Stratmann and
Messrs Riemenschneider, Bastian, Stratmann,
Hess, Ender, Royan and others.
The pastor expressed the wish that his guests
might all live to spend such happy silver
wedding.
Mission services will be held at st. Peters
Lutheran Church Grew. John Heinzelmann,
Baltimore, will preach in German in the fore
noon, and Rev. f. ). Muller, also of Baltimore,
will preach in English at o'clock in the after
noon.
Collections will be taken up for the benefit Of
home and foreign missions. -
New Market, 18th District The funeral
of Mr.. James Heathcote, who died on the 9th
instant, took place on Saturday afternoon from
his late home at this place. Rev. George w.
Church, conducted the services at the house,
assisted by Rev. John A. Jones, pastor of Here
ford Baptist Church. The pall-bearers were
Messrs. William P. GemmilI, George M Wiley,
Tor and George A. Crook. Interment in New
Market Cemetery. Paul N. Hartenstein, Of
New Freedom, was funeral director.
Mr.. William Caskey, of this village, raised
some fine cantaleupes this season. One was
BIZ inches in circumference and weighed 1Oz
pounds, while another was 80 inches in cir
cumference and weighed 81 pounds.
Miss Mary L. Bond, of this place. is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Luther johnson, in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Shaw and Miss Faulker,
of Glen Rock, Pa. spent Sunday last with rel
atives in this village.
Some farmers are cutting off corn and pre-.
pairing to seed the ground to wheat.
New Market public school opened last Tues
day with 45 pupils on roll Mr.. VIM. 81. Hem
bricks and Mrs. Martha Wineholt are the
teachers. M.
ne Tn to
address before the Hartford County Teachers
Institute Superintendent NJ Bates Stevens, of
the State Board of Education, said in part:
1--WE are all engaged in most important
work-that Of educating. am sorry to have
to say that the teaching field in some respects
seems to be dumping ground for persons who
have been cast out of other professions and are
seeking livelihood in the work of educating.
Some of these. however, have contributed large
lv to the work and we are glad to use them.
These kind we are reluctant to lose.
II do not say that teachers should not get
married. When you have good offer to get
married do so, but have known teachers to
I'VE have class of teachers in Maryland OF
which ] feel proud, a class whose members
possess a large amount Of enthusiasm, and who
will never reach the dead-line. Maryland has
a better school law than any other neigh bor-
ing State, and we pay the best salaries. This
DeluR true, We are bttI dCbluS ScucLdA uttclltlOu
among educators, and the time will soon come
when there will be considerable competition
to enter our teaching profession. The teachers
in Maryland will, therefore, have to stir them
selves and become better equipped for their
work, or else there will be struggle for your
places.
81 do not want to say a word that will in.
crease your burden, but the demands are be-
coming larger and greater, necessitating harder
work and difficulties, and you must be prepar-
ed to meet these conditions. Six important
fundamental qualifications that teacher
should possess are scholarship, a true spirit,
enthusiasm, sympathy, high character and
common sense. The latter consider the most
important. sNs
1.-THE educational outlook was never better
than it is at present. Now that have an as
sistant, hope during the coming scholastic
year to have the privilege of spending three or
four days in each county in order to become
more familiar with the actual school work."
Maryland Day Baseball. -Sevefal good
games of ball were played by the local clubs on
Saturday and Monday last.
At the Long Green Oval the home team de-
feated the Taylor team, IL to 10. Winning bait
terry, Walker and Dance. s.s.ss
The Walbrook Athletic Club defeated the
strong Havre-de-Grace team on its home
grounds, s to O..
At Rossville the home team was defeated by
the Lombard A. c., IL to 8.
At Pikesville the home team went downybe-
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