The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-11-18

Glen-Arm, 18th District.-Miss Eva De-
Baugh, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip A.
DeBaugh, of Cub Hill, was rendered a surprise
and birthday party by her many young friends
on Friday night, 10th instant. The house was
deliberately decorated with plants and flowers
and various amusements were INDUCED in, the
affair having been most enjoyable throughout.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs; John
@. Russell, Mrs. Elizabeth DeBaugh, Misses
Ada Montgomery, Nellie Grace, JeDnet Lee.
Mable Creamer, Laura Snyder, Ida Billingslea,
Louisa Cole Belle Leight, Blanche DeBaugh
Jennie Graefe. Florence Francis, Lillian Hines
and Messrs. Roland Cole, Milton and Victor
mock Daniel and Milton Hutchins, Howard
and Clinton DeBaugh, Herman Snyder, Frank
and Wade Russell and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Amrein who had been
away visiting relatives, have returned to their
home here.
Miss Kate Eicholtz, who had been visiting
her brother at Delta, Pa, has returned to her
home.
The congregation of Waugh NJ. E. Church,
which is an appointment of Long Green Cir
cult. has decided to have preaching every Sun
day morning hereafter at IL O'Clock. Rev.
William Lambright will preach at this church
next Sunday morning.
Mr.. John Curbin, formerly of Jarrettsville,
has removed his family to Summerfeld, Md.
& Pa. Railroad.
MI. FRANK ~. 1OOpcr, VI GulS pldCc, 10 ouOuI
to erect three cottages on the land be purchased
some time ago from the late William Wilson.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Waugh Church
held its last meeting at the home of Mrs. A. I.
STREET., with good attendance. b.
White Hall, N. G. R. R.-The Sunday
school of the Presbyterian Church, of this
place, gave pleasing musical and literary en-
tertainment on Saturday night. Miss Bertha
Elliott and Miss Mamie Phelps recited, and
Miss Ruth Miller, of Baltimore, and Miss
Anna Morris sang solos.
Rev, s. M. Engle, the new pastor of the
above church, was installed on Thursday eve
ming, 9th inst. The installation sermon was
preached by Rev. Jonas Barclay, pastor OF
Highland Presbyterian Church, Hartford coun-
ty. The charges to the pastor and congrega.
ton were delivered by Rev. Henry Branch, OF
Ellicott City, and Rev. Jonas Barclay.
Mr.. John F. Wiley, well known business
man of this place, has bought and shipped
from here this fall over 5000 barrels of apples.
Many of these went to Southern and Western
States. The selling price was slips per barrel.
Mr.. Wiley bought the fruit in bulk and then
barreled and shipped it.
Mrs Julia A. Turner, widow of Andrew
Turner, died at the home of her son, Mr. James
L. Turner, on the 18th instant, aged II years.
The funeral took place at Bethel Presbyterian
Church, where the interment was made.
Mrs Stirling, wife of DIR. Stirling of Shane,
Burke, of Towson. ).
Knoebel, 10th District-The last few days
have been decidedly wintry, ice having formed
here to the thickness of two inches on Tuesday
morning On Monday night there was slight
snow souall that made one feel the cold sting
of winter. Hurrah tor the sport that is coming
later. !,
after visit to the Monumental City.
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Master Hall Patterson, of Emmorton, Md,
spent last Saturday and Sunday with relatives
in this vicinity.
Miss Minnie Graefe who had been spending
fortnight with relatives in Washington, ID.
c., has returned.
MIR. Charles II. Linville, who lately purchased
| the Hoffman farm, has begun work on the
new house he will erect thereon.
| Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Schmalhorst enter
tanned as their guest Mr. Kittle, of China. last
Monday. In the evening he lectured in Chest
| nut Grove Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Conkling and Mrs.
| William Conkling and son are spending some
| time with relatives and friends at White
Hall, Md. K.
Rossville, 18th District.-The congrega-
ion of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, OF
his pl ace, held successful oyster supper and
| bazaar few nights ago. Those who managed
the affair were the following. Supper table
| Mrs. Charles Lantz, Mrs. John Nelmaster,
Mrs. J.. H. Volz, Mrs George Langenfelder
and Mrs. M. BerIett; fancy table-Misses
Esther Flick, Mamie Lantz, Hilda Fleck and
| Emma Volz; confectionery-M Uses Maud K.
| Volz, Annie Dehring, Rosa Frederick and
Mary E. Langenfelder; wheel-offortune =
Messrs Henry Heinbock, Rudolph Flick,
| Henry Betz and Charles Saur. The affair was
continued three evenings and everybody APP
peared to have good time.
The boiler of locomotive on the B. d D.
Railroad exploded near this place on Tuesday
evening last, completely demoishing the en-.
CINE and tender. The engineer was thrown
some distance from the cab and miraculously
escaped injury, but the fireman was not SC
lucky, his face and hands having been badly
scalded. Traffic on the road was delayed FOL
some time. u.
Favors Open Church Doors. Bishop
Paret has preached several sermons of late in
which he has reiterated his belief that the doors
of churches should be open at all times, so thai
should one happen to pass that way he or she
might enter and devote a short time to prayer
The Bishop says the idea is not a new one with