The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-02-06

Mr.. Thomas B. Todd Entertains. -Th'
colonial home Of Mr.. Thomas b. Todd, o
North Point was the scene OF festive occa
sion on Monday evening, February LIST. wnei
he entertained number of friends on his 70tL
birthday and the thirty-seventh anniversary
Of his marriage. At 4 O'Clock the jingle oil
sleigh bells announced the beginning Of wha
proved to be, as evening came on, host q
friends who came to congratulate Mr.. Todt
and to wish him many happy returns Of tn
day.
nent and honored citizen of Baltimore county,
and as president of the School Board has be
come widely known and respected for hi
valuable services. His spacious colonial home
which has been handed down through The
family without deed from the original patentee
is an ideal one in which to entertain large
company The long pOrticoes, wide halls
hieh-ceiled parlors and dining-ro0m. hung
with rare old paintings. and sideboard which
Il display of plate and silver not often seen
since the days of the fathers, being among its
attractions.
It would be gross oversight not to say
that. his kindly wife and DeauilLul young
daughter showed exquisite taste in the arrange
ment of ferns, plants and cut flowers. Guests
never sat down to more luxurious dinner
The table was literally loaded with good cheer
and presented an epitome OF country album
dance in this season Of overdowing larders.
brarv to smoke. talk politics and play domi.
noes, while the ladies and few OF the young
men, men renaired to the parlor where there was
music and doubtless sweet words whispered.
While thus engaged the shouts Of merry
party were heard at the front gate. MI x. X.
Wood, of the Maryland Steel Company at
Sparrow's Point, had heard of the anniversary
and had brought a company of forty-two per-
sons in one la1oe sleieh' drawn bv four white
horses ii nav their respects to Mr. Todd. For
awhile the house was the scene of congratt-
Iat;c,,s ia,,chtor and GENERAL handshakinp
The comnsnv broke mn AT late hour. all
seeming 10th to leave a home of such comfort
and GOOD cheer 10 face the frosty air Of the
ontar would
The Following is list of those who were
present Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Todd, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs AM
drew Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs William Lynch,
Mr. and Mrs. r. K. Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
N. Crane Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Blair Mr.. and
Mrs George Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Simon 8.
SHARKS q N. Drehr. Alex. NJ. Morrison. John
Gorsuch. Joseph Rogers. George w. Todd and
Thomas r. Todd. DR.. and Misses Clara Todd,
Annie Rogers. Wilson Wann, Agnes Petigrew,
Mollie Rogers and Ella Rogers.
ONF WHO WAS PRESENT
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Mt. Carmel, 9th District.-The funeral OF
Mr. Joshua G. Wilhelm took place on Sunday
NJ. Tholan The pall-bearers were Messrs.
Joseph M. Armacost, George Thompson. Noah
F. Jackson. William H. Kelley, John Peregoy
and franklin Bull. Mr.: George Howard, OF
Hereford, was funeral director. The inter-
ment was in St. Abraham's Church Cemetery,
Beckleysville. Mr.. Wilhelm, who was "a
years of age, is survived by a widow, three
sons and a daughter.
The high winds of the early part OF this
week drifted the snow to such an extent in
places as to entirely BLOCK the roaas: Inc icy
some sustained painfrll hurts in consequences Of
these
NTH p w Asbe an aged citizen. has been
suffering severely for some eve weeks with carbnn-
Giles. Just now he is somewhat improved.
ISIS Emma Benson, who lives near Mt. Car
mel is very i'll at this time
Miss Minnie A. Wilhelm is spending the
winter with relatives in Baltimore.
Elmer johnson lost fine driving horse
few days ago. FRITZ.
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Az sac;e,u ~ Gstch,s NJ n Chnrcb held ;ts
hIu ooce.y ~ Te'eu - =. &c NJ 1.es IT
last meeting az the residence OF N rs. James q.
balance of the evening was spent in music,
games and social intercourse. Refreshments
S.s served at late hour.
The Epworth League OF Gatcn : C n s5,l mas
Deen ISorsanizSu W .ne elT1'S'' o. .no loiio~
ing officers PRESIDENT, y. 3. Seymore; lst
vice president, Albert Otto; "a vice president,
Miss Ethvl Seltz; Sd vice president, Miss Stella
Slada. AZ v;ca- president Miss Margaret Mel.
Slau . N;ss I,,,,;-a p<oIo treasnror
enor seG!e'aly MlsH a,,so s e,'
MISS Molile UIeeuhciu. NP"oi.n LcaRuo SCI
vices are held at the church every sunday
evening. to which all are cordially invited.
on : Wednesday S January 9th, By the Ladies'
Aid Society OF til this place Tor the oenens OF the
new CuuICus 1H1 ottChuoAoc was .ui 81 aAAA
the af1alr In every way was SUCCESSFUL. l.
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Deeds. mortgages. etc.. received Tor record IN
the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for
DEEDS.
Adam Schneider to George Schneider ct al.
r. T. Paine, Jr., ct al. to NJ j. Murphy.
G. T. Bag6y, attorney, to W. 9. Horsey.
Y ~ anq ~ We n a - Ftzcereid
q. r 4. S6oemaker and wife to W. B. Bowers
and wife.
Roland Park Company to 3. n. ": Metcalf.
Gerhard Mareschen ct az. 70 4. Y; y, IT e 1a,
81 a. a. % ~ aIo ,, w 70 scb,ooivssn
9tae Re anh and wife to q A. Reich and wife.
q. A. Reich and wife and II. A. Reich and wife
to Il. ]. Reich.
H. j. Reich and wife to III. A. Reich and wife.
Roland Park Company to j. T. Baldwin.
r. I; E1nls 20 otass PAWS WoO ~ ~. aG1s'
MnEii e. m We;da NJ y, r. IN r. w Fink
r. NJ MONTGOMERY ct al. executors and trustees,
to H. N. Miller and wife,.
County Commissioners to Minnie Sonneborn.
VIM Maui TO catherine Benner.
). H. morgan 10 rannle ne1mner'
:. r,,.,-o.. ~ 'gisu "a Koh,x eoos
r. = Duckett and wife to Scott Street &. & s.
A.. $1,000
p j. Campbell and wife to Spalding P. b. L.
A.. $3.50; -,
Annie Ben TO PatterSon rarK p r. u, SiUa'
:. p y; pa ~ ~ on anu - 1'oaA1
Same to same $1,000.
G.. A. Schmelyan and wife to f. NJ. Lorain, 81, 800
A. ]. Kohly to Metropolitan s. B., 81, 500.
Fannie Kuemmer to Cough Street L. q 8. A..
r, SOW ~ V;1.,.sah - xr,,sa e. pa,,at,a
n 1: II t5o sitscn anu WHO " 0ei'aol1 y " ~
Rank Marcy and wife to W. w. Erdmau. 81. 600.
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Gainesville Wishes to Branch Out.-A
movement has been started In Catonsville
which may lead to the introduction OF bill
to the present Legislature for the assessment
of special tax of 10 cents on the 800 on the
property holders of that village to provide for
and q sewage system
NJ Norr6on Tamaa ono of the road conn
n,;ssioners of the 1st district which embraces