The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-08-20

White Hall, N. @. r. R.--A picnic under
the auspices of the Sunday school o! Gorsuch
M. E. Church was held last Saturday after
noon and evening in grove on Mr.. Thomas
Billingsley's place, near Gorsuch Mills. Rev.
J. B. Mown, of Stewartstown, and Rev. @. K.
Sanner, pastor of Parkton Circuit, made ad-
dresses During the afternoon Fairview Coun-
Gil, Jr. o. u. A. NJ, of Trump, presented
flag to Union public school, which is near the
grove. Mr.. ]. Walter Turnbaugh made the
presentation address, which was responded to
by Mr.. Samuel r. Fox, principal OF the school.
Mr. Thomas E. Pearce gave lawn party at
his home, near White Hall, on Friday eve
ming. 18th inst, which proved very enjoya-
BILE affair. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Nelson, Mrs. Thomas E. Pearce,
Misses Fannie Pearce, Coda Pearce, Maude
Nelson, Edith Ensor, Ida Nelson, Emma
Ensor, Bertha Nelson and Messrs. Martin
Hutchins, Roy Sitter, Charles =. Bosley,
John T. Hutchins, Lee Bradenbaugh, Milfred
Norris. James Stansbury and Robert Martin.
The affair was given by Mr.. Pearce in honor
of his sister, Miss. Virgie Pearce.
Mr.. Charles Thomas, of this place, who was
so painfully injured in the scafrold accident at
New Freedom, will soon be well again. DR..
Baldwin attended him.
Mr.. Charles II. Wise, member of the Board
of Supervisors of Elections; Mr.. Richard 81.
Wiley, Mr.. Asbury Slade and Mr.. Charles l..
Wiley, all of this place, have gone on two
weeks trip to the st. Louis Exposition.
The Ladies' Aid Society of this place held its
regular meeting this week atthe home OF Mrs.
Clarence M. HOshall
Mr.. Joseph Roberts, of Wilmington, Del,
and his granddaughter. Miss Maggie McClin..
took, are visiting the Messrs. Mccullough, OF
Shane.
DR.. Frazier, Of New Windsor College, has
been visiting Rev; William A. Price. pastor OF
Mr.. Robert E. McComas, q member OF the
Board of Trade of Chicago. is visiting his
father, Major w. s. McComas, of White Hall.
Mrs. Mary T. Ensor, wife Of Mr.: Thomas E.
Ensor, of White Hall, died on Wednesday,
18th instant, aged 81 years. Her death was
caused by a complication of diseases. Deceas-
ed was a daughter of the late John Wise and
was a native of the 7th district. Besides her
husband she is survived by one son-Mr. John
t.. Ensor. of Baltimore. The funeral took
place at Wiseburg M. E. Church on Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Meredith Green, widow Of
Wesley Green, who was native of the upper
end of Baltimore county, died at the home
of Mr.. L. G. Birmingham, at Shane. 7th dis
trict. on Wednesday morning, aged 81 years.
For some years Mrs. Green had been living
with her only son, Mr.. M. M. Green, Of East
Orange, N. j. She came to Maryland to visit
relatives, when she was attacked with sudden
illness and died as stated. Her remains were
inferred at West Liberty M. e. Church.
On Monday the County Commissioners,
upon the invitation of Major w. s. McComas,
manager, came to this place and inspected the
plant Of the Maryland Green Marble Company.
After luncheon the question of improving the
public road extending from White Hall toward
Hereford was discussed. Major McComas,
Mr.. W. s. Wilson, superintendent of the
White Hall Milling and Supply Company;
Mr.. Thomas @. Hunter, who has large bust
ness interests here, and others pointed out the
necessity of the improvement. The Board gave
assurances that the road would receive atten-
ton. Among others present were States At
torney Bussey, County Treasurer Mays, VIM:
H. Buck, Jr., cashier Of Cockeysvile National
L. Parrish, Thomas Lyle, H. M. Foster.
Christopher Slade, James p. Wilson. T. Mel
vile Pearce, Thomas Elliott, John P. Mays,
Moses Collect, Samuel w. Black, William Ell
lott H. M. Slade, DR.. Thomas @. Baldwin
and others. From here Messrs Yellott and
Mann accompanied their colleague Mr.. John
" Slade, to his home at Corbett, where they
spent the night. s.