The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-08-27

place from Mr.. Samuel Morningstar, has sold
out the same to Mr.. Lee Armacost. OF Giencoe.
Mr.. Pearson removed this week to ElkIugs,
Howard county, where he expects to reslos ~
the future. but will engage in business IN Bal
timore. He made many friends dunns LIS
short stay here and the people are sorry 70 part
with him. Mr.. Armacost is highly spoken 2,
by those who know him and no doubt ne VIII
serve the people Of this community well. ne
hept store at Glencoe until the property tnefe
was sold.
Mr.. John Dohony, head of the section gang
stationed at this place, has had his men y
Parkton for some days getting the Tracks 10
| good order and doing other necessary Work;
He is often called to other points on the ROAD
when other bosses get in tight places IN Ine
| work of clearing wrecks or any other urgent
business. he is regarded as first-class man
| in his line and one that can always De 90
| pended on.
Mr.. s. L. Hanway. who has for several years
been running canning establishment at limo
| mum, started up this week with large ioIce
Of men. He is packing corn only TINS season
and the farmers are rushing their corn 70 me
! cannery in great quantities. The corn u Guy on
the cob at cents a bucketful, and it Is said sc
| this rate that experienced hands earn from ~
to SO day.
Mr.. B. Frank Deford, whose fine country
| residence is situated on the Joppa road east OF
| this place, has closed the same and gone Win
| his family to Virginia where they will remain
| until late in the fall. Mr.. Deford has exten-
sive business interests in Virginia aud these re-
| quire bis personal attention.
Mr.. William Focke. of this place, has gone
| to Charles county, Md. to spend some time
with his relatives, as is his custom every year
| inst after harvest.
The county road leading from the York turn
pike to Timonium Station is being prepared 20
receive heavy coating of crushed stone ana
| furnace Stag. No doubt this improvement VIII
be greatly appreciated as this has for years
been one of the worst pieces OF road IN the
| county The work is being done by Mr.. J0nn
Tolley, who seems to thoroughly UNDERSTAND
| that there will be no further need to complain
about.
Mr.. Samuel Coale of this place. who some
| time ago started to build house on the prop.
! erty of his father, Mr.. Charles H. Coale, will
soon have it finished and ready for occupancy.
This is the second house Mr.. Coale has built
| within year, and he contemplates the erection
| of another one. He is an enterprisiDg young
man and a credit to the community.
| Mr.. G. p. Barnett, who lives on Mr.. Howard
L. Riders farm at this place, had the misfor-
tune to lose one of his best work horses few
days ago. After returning from Baltimore the
| animal was turned into lot and in few hours
afterward he was dead.
| DIR. H. Burton Stevenson, CT this place, who
made two weeks tour of the North, in com.
pany with Mrs. Stevenson, for the benefit OF
| his health, returned few days ago much i'm
proved and is ready to resume his large practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Wright Of this place,
accompanied by their niece, Miss Irene Kurtz,
| of Pittsburg. are enjoying two weeks trip to
| Boston. On their return they will spend few
days in New York They are expected back
the latter part of this week.
| Mrs. Mary Yagle and daughter, OF this place,
entertained a number of their young friends
from Baltimore a few days ago and they had
an enjoyable time.
Mrs. Theodore Boyd, of this place, few
| days ago gave birthday party in honor OF
her youngest daughter, Marie. A number OF
old folks were present as well as young ones
and they spent several hours very pleasantly. /
Mr.. Israel Owings contractor and builder,
has large force OF men at work On the new
residence for Mr.. George Brown, on his farm
Just north of Brooklandville Station. When
finished it will be among the finest houses in
that section.
Mr.. William d. Poultney is spending the
month of August at Ruxton.
Mrs. D. X. Este Fisher, Of Ruxton, is spend.
ing some time at Beuna Vista Springs Pa.
Miss Grace Fisher, OF. Ruxton, is spending
two weeks at Monterey Inn, Pa.
James II. BOYD, of the U. S. Marine service,
who has been stationed'at Annapolis for some
time, has been sent to Boston, where he ex-
poets to remain until his term of service ex-
pires, which will be next month.
The Sherwood baseball team on Saturday
last defeated the Pennsylvania r. r. Com
pany's nine at Mt. Vernon by ascore OF to g.
The next game played here will be on the new
grounds, which are now being putin excellent
order. T.
Glen-Arm, 11th District.-The young folks
of this neighborhood went on a fishing party
few days ago to Bowerman's shore, on Bird
river. They started at Ga N. and reached their
destination at $50. The day was delightfully."-
spent in boating and fishing, among the chief
pleasures being long sail down the river.
The party partOok of both dinner and supper
on the shore and returned late at night tired,
of course, but well pleased with the experiences
of the day. Among those in the party were
Misses May Billingslea, Eva DeBaugh, Ada
Montgomery. Belle and Emma Leight, Blanch
DeBaugh, Minnie Magness, Julia Burton and
Miss May Deck, the latter of Baltimore, and,
ard BiiIingsIea, Clinton and Grover DeBaugh,
Walter Burton, Eugene Leight, John Russell
and Mr.. Winters, of Baltimore.
A heavy storm of thunder and lightning, 40
companied by downpour Of rain, was great
surprise to most people in this section on We'd
nesday night of last week, because, at the time,
the stars were shining brightly. 1t was most
account for it.
Miss Daisy Matthews, of Baltimore, spent
last week with her cousins, Misses Belle and
Emma Leight, of this neigh borhood.
Miss Nellie Francis is visiting friends here.
The friends of Mrs. Fannie Francis are sorry
to learn of her extreme illness.
Mr.. Charles Russell, Of this place, lost his
| best COW last Monday. She was struck BY the
| 1.26 train, near Notchcliff Station and killed.
Mrs ]. William Amrein, Of Glen-Arm, has
| returned from visit to Delta, Pa, where her
brother, Mr.. George Eicholtz, resides. A.
New Market, 9TH District.-The Sunday
school of New Market NJ. E. Church will hold
| its annual picnic in Mr.. Thomas Johnson's
grove, on Saturday, September 3D..
| Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Radcliffe Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rutledge, Mrs. Elizabeth HazeltiDe and
little Miss Elizabeth Williams. all Of Balti-
more; Mrs. Thomas J. Meads, Of Govanstown,
and Mrs. John V. Slade, Of Corbett, n. G. R.
R., have been visiting friends at this place.
Several of these ladies, including Mrs. Meads
aad Mrs. Slade, are daughters of the late Judge
| Thomas g. Rutledge, who was in his day
prominent citizen of New Market.
| number of farmers have threshed their
wheat. Twenty bushels to the acre is about
| the average yield.
Mrs. Virginia Maelhorn and daughter, of
Chicago. sister and niece of Mrs George N.
Wiley, of New Market, and Mrs. Clara Merry
man and Mrs. Ella Vansant. Of Fawn Grove,
Pa, visited Mrs. Wiley this week:
Mr.. Thomas johnson, Of this place, shipped
ten tons of new baled hay to Baltimore few
days ago.
Mrs. Anon Green and SOD, of Baltimore, are
guests of Mrs. Thomas Johnson.
Mr.. Benjamin Palmer, OF Black Horse, has
been putting in new pumps for some of our
| citizens.
The young people of this place gave Miss
Mary Ridgely Ovendort, OF Baltimore, sur
prise party few nights ago at the home of
her aunt. Mrs. Mary McCauley. The house
was prettily decorated with flowers and golden
nrod Refreshments were served during the
evening. M.
Convention, 18th District.-The Ladies' Aid
Society of this place will hold its next meeting
at the home of Mrs. Walter G. Proctor at
Bradshaw, on Thursday, September 1st.
Mrs. Frances Patten is the guest OF Mrs.
James r. Porter, of this place.
Mrs. Harry Thomas and family, OF Wash
ington, D. c., have been spending some weeks
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Axe
hurst, of this place.
Miss Nellie Gambrill has returned from Q
visit to relatives in Baltimore.
Mr. Clarence Francis, Of this place, who
spent some time abroad, has returned.
Mr.. James R. Porter has purchased the
Convention property of Mr.. Hull and has I'M
proved the same by erecting porch, painting,
&C., adding much to the appearance OF the
Convention Sunday school held its annual
picnic on Thursday, 18th instant. The a.
tendance was good and the day was pleasantly
spent. .:,,
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