The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-10-08

J Jacksonville and sunnybrook, 10th Dis
| trict.-The Manor Glen Race Track, hereto
| fore spoken Of in my letter, Is not being made
! by DIR. Thomas II. Emory alone. He is doing
| some preliminary work on it at present and
when corn-cutting and seeding has been finish
ed the neighbors will get together and COM
| plefe the work. The object is to create
pleasure resort for the benefit Of the neighbor-
hood and all are expected to help IN the work
of construction so that they may enjoy it after
wards. The track will be halfmile. No club
has been formed. no colors have been adopted,
and no organization will be affected until the
track is ready for use.
The services in memory Of Miss Frances
Price and her mother, which were held at
Chestnut Grove Church last Sunday morning
and evening, were feeling tributes to the life
work Of these faithful women. The words Of
sympathy were effectively and beautifully
spoken and made deep impression upon those
present II was solemn occasion and one
that will long be remembered by the people.
The service in the evening was led by Mr..
Alfred 8. Day. Of Baltimore. No Christian
Endeavor meeting was held, but the members
Rev. James w. Campbell and family have
returned from their visit to friends at Delta,
Pa, and the pastor preached 70 bis congrega.
tion last Sunday morning. Mrs. Campbell
T.
York. the latter being sister of Rev. Mr..
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Hannibal, who live near Sunnybrook, was
buried In the cemetery at Jacksonville last
The Mite Society Of Fairview NJ. E. Church
South met at the home Of Mrs. Thomas L.
Owens, on Monday evening last. After dis
posing Of the usual business some time was
pleasantly spent in social intercourse.
Those from this neighborhood who attended
the York fair this week were Mr.and Mrs.Lewis
Burk, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Burke and daughter,
Mr. John Smith, Of Jacksonville, Mr.. John
Ensor and son and Messrs. John Pocock,
Henry Green and son, Gilbert Ensor, Messrs.
Eugene and Wesley Pocock and MT. john
Mrs. Dixon Connolly, of Baltimore, accom-
pasted By her daughter. has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. John w: Smith, near Sunnybrook,
and also friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Joseph Blair, of Sparrow's Point, and
Mrs. John L. Jessop, of Munhall, Pa, who
were at the home OF their late mother, Mrs.
Jesse Price, have departed for their respective
homes. Mr.. Blair and Mr.. Jessop were obliged
to leave some days before on account OF press
ing business matters. The people OF this
neighborhoOd feel deep sympathy for the
bereaved ones who were SO suddenly deprived
of the love of good mother and sister.
A series of meetings will be held in Chest
nut Grove Church beginning Thursday even
ing October 18th, at 7.45 o'clock, and contin-
uing for q week. The pastor, Rev. James w.
Campbell, will be assisted by other ministers.
Applebutter bOilings have been the order of
the day for the last two weeks. The men
who have the stirring of the butter to DO do
not take cheerfully to the work and say they
never have the best of the Incorporating the
apples-but if they would consider the dis
fgurement of their hands for week and their
tired arms they would no doubt change their
minds. NJ.
Chase, 18th District.-The marriage of
Miss Catharine M. Cox, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Cox, and Rev. Robert James
Nicholson, junior pastor of Great Falls Circuit,
NJ. E. Church, took place last Monday evening
at st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
South. Fayette street, Baltimore: The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Il. H. Sherman,
assisted by Rev. F. r. Isaac. The brides sis
ter. Miss Lydia I. Cox, was the maid of honor.
Ell, was best man, The bride was becomingly
attired in pearl gray silk and carried Bride
roses, while the maid of honor wore net over
white silk and carried ferns. The ushers were
Messrs. Robert l.. Hooper, William B: Cox. E.
Leroy Nicholson and w. Robert Neal. After
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson left for
an extended trip north, including Philadel-
phia, New York and Boston. Among those
present were Mrs. hewitt League, of Chase;
Miss Maud Skinner, of Bengies, and Mr.. and
Mrs. William J: Biddison, of Gardehville:
Another wedding in which the people here
about are interested, is that of Miss Sophia
Phelps and Mr. Ernest Edwards, of Bengies.
This will take place Wednesday evening at the
home of the Miss Phelps sister, Mrs. VIM.
Skinner, in Baltimore. May success attend
the happy couples and their future be bright
Mrand Mrs. James Asher, Sr., of Baltimore,
former residents of this place, spent last Sum-
day with their SON, Mr.. James Asher, of Chase.
Mrs. Herbert League is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Kate Harris.
Vincent is nearing completion and will be pro-
vided with all the modern improvements. This
will be the eleventh house erected by Mr.. Rich
ard Vincent, Jr., and his sons during the last
The debate which is to take place at Sheri-
dams Hall, Friday evening next promises to
be interesting and instructive. The question
facturer is of more benefit to coma unity
than the agriculturist." ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
William Evans, Howard Brazier, William u
Philip Bramble; negative. Charles Pielert,
Edward Meeks, o. A. Smith, William Earle,
Alex. Hughes and Tyson League. F. 8. L.
Perry Hall, 18th District.-The Ladies' Aid
Society of Perry Hall M b Church South will
ning October 14th, adjoining the church. All
are invited to attend.
Mrs. Joseph Koch, who had been very sick
with typhoid fever at Johns Hopkins Hospital,
is expected home this week.
Clarence Billingslea, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
David Billingslea who has been sick for some
time, is slowly improving.
The revival meeting which was held at
Camp Chapel Church the past two weeks was
brought to close by the pastor, Rev. Frank
r. Isaac, last Sunday night. The meeting
was successful.
Mr.. W. D. Davis, resident of Perry Hall,
expects to remove shortly to Hartford county.
An apple-paring party was held at the home
of w. N. Pearce last Tuesday night and there
were number of the young folksof the neigh
borhood present. An enjoyable time was had.
Mrs. STREET. Billingslea, of this place, is visit
ing friends in Wilmington, Del. J.. F.
Germantown Permanent Building Associa-
ton No. 2, of Baltimore county held Its annual
meeting on Monday night last, when the secre-
tary submitted his semi annual report, which
went into the hands of the executive commit
tee which is composed OF Messrs l.. w. Baker,
George Fox and Henry Walter. After dispos-
ing of the usual business an election for officers
took place and resulted as follows: President,
John G. Halbert; vice-president. Philip Reich
ert secretary, Robert H. Blackburn treasu-
rer, David DeGruchy; board Of directors, Bern
ard Myers, Joseph Kraft. Jacob Winkler, Joseph
p Snyder, William P. Beall. j. Frank Coster,
E. Richardson and George Fox; attorney,
James J. Lindsay. The association has earn
ed per cent. during the past six months and
its affairs are in a prosperous condition.
Services in the English language will be
held at st. Mlchaers Lutheran Church, Perry
Hall, next Sunday. After the service the con-
gregation will hold meeting to elect church
council. which is composed Of eight members.
Four Of these hold over and the remaining
four will be chosen on Sunday.
Our r. +. d. carrier Is very prompt in his
work daily and If every section is blessed with
such an official they have reason to be proud
of him. x.
White Hall, N. c. r. R.-The organization
of White Hall Presbyterian Church will take
place on Friday, 14th instant instead Of on
the 18th, as previously announced. The SER
mon will be preached by Rev. John Timothy
Stone. pastor of Brown Memorial Church,
Baltimore. The pastor of the church is Rev.
W. A. Price, who is also pastor of Bethel
Church in Hartford county.
The Democratic club at this place is arrang
ing for a big rally to take place on Saturday
afternoon, October 22d. 1t is expected that
Hon. ]. Fred. c. Talbot and other gentlemen
will make addresses.
A lodge Of Odd Fellows, in which several
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