The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-10-15

rti,;,r A A. Rich receivers of the Glen Morris
Supply Company. the real estate and person
a property Of the ccmPans Of ~ Green
Spring Branch r. r.
The present moon is the Hunters Moon,
one Of the most beautiful Of the year.
- Young man. if you didn't register in
Baltimore county last Tuesday you can't vote
on the 9Th of November.
=. Election day gunners will be barred this
year. The new Baltimore county game law
prohibits hunting Oh that day.
- MARYLAND Day will be observed on Sun
day evening, October 10th, BY the Christian
E1deavor Society of Phoenix. N. @. r. K.
- The corn in some fields in this county is
still standing because the help cannot be found
to cut ii of. This is a bad state OF affairs.
- The new home of the Cockeysville Coun-
try Club is receiving its finishing touches and
will be ready for occupancy by November lst.
THE attendance at st. Francis Catholic
Church, Towson, has increased to such an ex-
tent as to make the services Of another teacher
necessary.
- The seven days race meeting ofthe Mary
land Jockey Club will begin at Pimlico course
Saturday, November 9th. There will be six
The Christian Endeavor Union Of Balti
more county will hold its semi-annual conven.
ton in the NJ. E. Church at Towson. on Mon
day, October oath.
and next week it will be Frederick county's
turn This latter will be the last of the Mary
land fairs for 1904.
IAN all.day meeting will be held at Provi-
dence M. E. Church. northeast of Towson, next
Sunday. This is one Of the appointments OF
Great Falls Circuit.
-The rummage sale at the new Guild
House in Towson will be continued Saturday.
October 18th. and also on Saturday, October
I'D. from IL N. to 10 P: M.
hind about 81 400 This is attributed to small
attendance It is said the society will ask for
additional help from the State.
The new baptistry in Govanstown Bap-
tist Church was used last Sunday night for
the first time by the pastor, Rev. William j.
Nicoll. One person was baptised.
- Elder II. G.. Ker, of Middletown. N. !. :,
will preach at Black Rock Baptist Church,
Butler on Sunday next, at 1870 A. NJ, and at
Warren Church at P. N. the same day.
- Baltimore county's naturalization mill
has been doing some business in the last two
weeks. Let us hope that the citizens turned
out will prove themselves good Americans.
- The registration officers of Baltimore
III M5A IS sc agalr net TSssdaz October
- The Presidential election will take place
three weeks from next Tuesday. The spell
binder has his talking apparatus in good order
and now only waits his chance to "git at 'em."
- For the last quarter the United Railways
and Electric Company paid Baltimore city as
park tax the sum of $91 ,291 .68-a slight falling
off as compared with the same quarter of last
year.
ever recorded in Baltimore so early in October,
the mercury at A. M. indicating SO degrees.
On October 30th 1873, the mercury was down
to 30.
- Walter Finney, for some years cashier
of the Second National Bank of Belair. has
been indicted By the United States grand jury
upon the charge of classifying the accounts OF
the bank.
- Partridges must have done well the past
summer because they are said to be more nu-
merous than usual The open season for these
birds in Baltimore county begins on the LIST OF
November.
DTbe wagon of Mr.. Noah Hedrick was
struck by an electric car at Gilmor lane, on
the York road, on Wednesday last and badly
damaged. Mr.. Hedrick was thrown out and
@Mr. Robert NJ. Taylor's Gray Rock gave
an exhibition Jump at the Lynchburg (Va.)
horse show on Tuesday night. He easily cleared
the bars at feet IL inches. Mr.. Taylor is
riding the horse.
guns and they are not tramping around the
country for their health. They are after game
of some kind and the deputy game wardens
should be on the lookout for them.
THE cornerstone of the new Franklin
High School building in Reisterstown will be
laid with Masonic ceremonies on Thursday,
October 10Th, at 8 P. M. Mr.. Albert ]. Carr,
member OF the bar. will make an address.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry E. Boyd, who spent
the past summer at Lutherville. were in a
runaway accident in Druid Hill Park on Tues
day afternoon but fortunately escaped serious
injury. Their vehicle was badly damaged.
AT the eleventh annual tournament OF
the Baltimore Shooting Association, held on
Monday and Tuesday OF this week, j. NOVEL;
Hawkins carried of the honors. On Thurs
day he broke 80 targets out of possible 100.
"a man was fined on Monday by Justice
Emich, Of Arlington, So each for shooting two
robbins, in violation ofthe law. Deputy Game
Warden Whitaker. Of Towson, made the arrest
and Mr.. Harry Malcolm swore out the warrant.
THE Ladies' Aid Society of st. John g
Lutheran Church will hold its annual oyster
supper and fair in the hall adjoining the church
at the second toll-gate, Hartford road, October
18th, 10th and 10th. All are cordially invited.
- Mr.. William H.IRuby president of the
Towson Democratic campaign club, offered a
gold watch as prize to the man who broughtin
thelargest number of members The ticker
was won by Mr.. George Simon. Of the Hartford
Another young couple from Baltimore
came to Tows0n on Monday last and we're
married by Rev. John r. Edwards, pastor of
the NJ. E. Church. They came here, they said,
because they wished to have ''quiet we'd
A play entitled Selecting the National
Flower" followed by tableaux, will be given
in Grange Hall, Towson, Friday evening, Oc-
tober 18th, beginning at o'clock. At the con-
clusion of the program candy will be offered
for sale.
selves against the raids of gunners and other
trespassers by posting" their premises with
printed notices. Many declare that the nui-
sance caused by these people has become almost
unbearable.
The Canton Company of Baltimore coun-
Nv form located al 81 S0nfh Cav street
has removed its offices to North Calvert ST.,
Baltimore. Mr.. Stuart Kearney, secretary and
treasurer of the company, lives at the Smedley
House. Towson.
Several cases of diptheria have appeared
in the village of Franklintown, 18th district,
but no deaths have been reported. DR.. J. f,
n. Gorsuch, sanitary officer for the district
adopted vigorous measures to prevent the
spread of the disease.
A fire at Sextonville in the 18th district
of this county, at an early hour on Saturday
morning last destroyed eight houses and caused
loss Of between five and six thousand dollars
But ten houses of the village remain. The loss
is covered by insurance.
the copious rain of Tuesday night and
Wednesday, preceded by thunder storm, die
a vast deal of good as vegetation OF all kinds
had been nearly destroyed for want OF moisture
The dust. that had become almost sitting, was
also temporarily banished.
"A concert will be given in the new GUILD
House, Towson, on Thursday evening, Octo
her 9th. for the benefit of the Baltimore Hos
pital for Crippled Children. number o
well known people Will take part ana oe
lightful evening is promised.
- The heavy frosts of the latter part of las
week put the finishing touch on all the more
tender forms of vegetation and they now stanc
black and lifeless. It is pity that we coult
not have them with us little longer to ado
life and beauty to the landscape.