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


| no one was bitten. The dog belonged to Mi
| Samuel W. COlmus. The CANNES head va
taken to the Pastenr Institute in Baltimore 70
| examination.
- The fall meeting Of the Shrewsbury Trol
| ting and Driving Association, which took plac
/ on Saturday last. was very successful and Il
! every way gratifying to the management
/ There were i've races on the card, including on
| hurdle race. Mr.. w. G. Allen is secretary o
1 the association.
| ->Mr. A. A. Piper, of the Towson bar, hs
/ sold bis fine bay road horse to County Com
| missioner Henry e. Mann At very satisfac
| tory price. The horse is years old and wal
| sired By Mr.. ID. II. Rice's Ziliet. He was nevel
handled for speed but can show rafting gooi
- Last Tuesday was . "blue" day for 1
good many thousands Of Baltimore county
children who were then Obliged toresume theil
school duties after the long summer holiday
They should now do earnest. faithful work. re
membering that they only have one such 9
-~T The fine residence Of DR.. r. G. Massen.
burg, on West Pennsylvania avenue, ToWson,
Is fast nearing completion and be expects to
occupy itin three weeks. Trinity Church guild
house, on the opposite side Of the same avenue,
man is the builder OF both.
- The regular monthly meeting Of the Bal.
timore County Medical Association was held
Ct Tracey's Hotel, Towson, on Thursday. Ad.
dresses on medical subjects were made by DR..
I. NJ. Allen, Of Baltimore; DR.. W. J. Todd, Of
Mt. Washington; DIR. r. G. Massenburg, OF
ToWson. and Dr. n. d. Cox.
- The wife of q minister, whose family Ia
about to remove from Baltimore county, writes
as follows to THE UNION: II want to thank
you for your kindness and courtesy in sending
Us THE UNION for the past four years. We have
always enjoyed it and consider 1t the best
county paper we ever knew"
- Treasurer Reese, Of the County Agricul-
turaI Society, says the receipts Of this years
fair will exceed those Of previous years by from
$500 to $1,000 The receipts from the North
$1,000. The highest from this source hereto
fore WAS 4 trffle less than $500.
- The ladies' burlesque tournament at
Melrose Farm. Cockeysville. will take place
on Saturday afternoon, September oath. and
though the knights will be Of the opposite
sex. The proceeds will be for the benefit OF
the ladies' fund of Cockeysville Country Club.
- The O. A. Gambrill Manufacturing Com
pany, whose mills are located on the Patapsco
river, have just been fined $50 and costs for
failure to provide fish-ladders at the company's
dam, as required by law. Mr.. Oregon Milton
Dennis attorney for the Maryland Game and
Fish Protective Association, prosecuted the
case.
there is almost q water famine so far as springs
and small streams are concerned. This seems
very strange considering the fact that such
great quantities of rain fell early in the sum-
mer. The supply of Baltimore city is also
smaller than it has been at this season in many
The annual tournament and dance Of
Bethany Lodge. /. o. o. f., Of Glen-Arm,
lower Long Green Valley, will take place on
Friday, September 23d, commencing at P. N.
The committee in charge is composed of DR..
John s. Green and Messrs. George w. Yellott,
A.: 7. Street,, Eugene Pocock and Harry w.
Dilworth.
THE James WE'LL farm, situated on the
Camp Chapel road, in the 18th district. was
offered at public sale on Tuesday. at the Court
House door, by Messrs. John f. Conrey and
w. Risteau Grason, trustees, and Withdrawn
on bid Of $500. The place is divided into
two tracts OF "a and Sc acres, respectively, and
is well improved.
- The Friends quarterly meeting was held
at GunpoWder Meeting House. 9Th district on
Sunday and Monday last with good attend
ance. John ]. Correll, Of Baltimore, and Havi-
land bull, Of Fallston, were among those who
spoke. Mr.. Lewis M. Bacon, Of the N. e.
Church, also made an address. The business
meeting was held on Monday.
THE young Baltimore county bandit,
Roland B. Rigor, now in the baltimore city
Jail for safe keeping until his trial comes of
on Tuesday last and almost killed one Of the
jail guards. Rigor is one Of the men who.
several months ago, held up an electric car at
Lakeside and shot and robbed the conductor.
THE fine new Catholic Church At Towson
win be dedicated next Sunday. the ceremonies
beginning az 1880 A. M, with Cardinal Glib
bons in charge The sermon will be preached
by Rev. D. ). Stafford of Washington, D. c.,
and number Of other priests will be present.
The music will be feature of the ceremonies,
and viii be rendered BY two choirs from Balti-
more.
came to ToWson on Monday last and were
married BY Rev. w. 81. H. Powers, rector Of
Trinity Church. The day being legal holt
dag they experienced some difficulty in obtain
ing license, but this trouble was bridged over
VIZ r re- ~ sS nassls Ia are de DE-
serving Of congratulation upon a number Of
things, but upon nothing more than the
weather, which was exceptionally fine last
week and no doubt added several thousands Of
dollars to the society'a cash. Suppose they had
weather and Timonium have come to be almost
on synonymous terms.
- While in Baltimore with load Of hay q
few days ago the team Of Mr.. Frank w. George
Of the I'd district, driven by Levi Norris, colored
ran over little child on North Fremont avenue
rested but as he was in no way to blame for the
accident he was discharged. he was greatly
distressed when he learned that his wagon had
run over and killed child.
- Mr.. 2. Howard Isaac, attorney for Miss
Olivia P. Moore, has filed q bill in the Circuit
Court here against Mrs. Anna NJ. Graves and
Others to procure decree for the sale of the
farm Of the late Mrs. Catharine A. Moore.
near Rockland Falls road, and for distribu-
ton Of the proceeds among the legal heirs.
The farm was the home of the late Thomas II.
Moore and contains about 100 acres.
-sTHE UNION is indebted to Mr. Calvin 8.
Harlan. Of the nth district, for three election
tickets that are over forty years old. The
smallest is 81 by inches and is the Bell and
Everett ticket Of 1860, upon which appears the
name Of Samuel M. Rankin, Of Baltimore
county, as elector for the Third Congressional
district. He is the only man living today
whose name is printed on that ticket.
- Mr. Charles A. Benson. formerly of Fork.
Raltimore county. with his son. MI. Carl D.
Renson and Mr.. Row q. Iickinr have estab.
lished in York Pa. The York Suspender Com
nsnv and are encaced in the mannfacture IF
spns1yen der ! samnie nair Of which has been
sent 10 This office. These Gentlemen are active
hns;ness rner, and their MANY baltimore county
The fsll Of lat Wednesdsv and Wed-
nes5sv nieht was record. breake ar IN and ahont
Rsltirnore' Over three inches fell INSIDE Of
twelve honrs, Streams were much swollen hv
fhe steady downnour and considerahle DAMAGE