The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-09-30

uel ReRester and Charles e. Hill, trustees
at the Court House door. the estate known
as "Beulah." formerly the residence OF Mr.
Joshua kegester. on REGISTER avenue, near
the York road.
Manor road. near Knoebel, stock, carriages
harness, furniture, etc.
Thursday. Oct. II, by Mrs; Mary Schenning. in
the village Of Oraeeyille. Phila. road, horses,
COWS. hogs, poultry, wagons. farm jmple-
ments, dairy fixtures, household and kitchen
Thursday, October IL, by @. Corcoran, on the
Falls road near Butler, horses. mules, cows,
farm implements, wagons, etc.
Perry Hall, 18th district. stock. wagons, farm
implements, household effects. etc.
ne ny
ty No. 5l2 Third street, Canton.
Tuesday, October II, by William 8. Keecb, at
torney, at the Court House door. a farm of
1913 acres situated In the 9Th district.
Wednesday. October Is, by Frank I. Duncan.
trustee. on the premises. truck farm in the
Tuesday, October "a. by e. B. Eisenbrandt, at
torney. at the Court House door, 81 acres Of
Tuesday, October ii. By John H. Duncan. as
signee. nc the Court House door,a large farm
near Garrison Station, Green Spring Valley.
THE petit jury for the September term of
the Circuit Court will reconvene next Monday,
October ID
- Bishop Paret will visit Trinity Church,
Long Green, on Sunday, October LIST, and con-
duct service at IL a NJ
- The fair at York will begin next Tues
day. A great many Baltimore county people
always attend this fair.
- County Treasurer Mayes raised this
season an average of 30 bushels of wheat to the
acre on 60 acres of land.
- Eggs are selling in Towson at 26 cents
DOZEN Those people who have laying hens
must be piling up wealth.
IA Baltimore justice fined colored man
S25 on Tuesday for running an automobile
faster than the speed limit.
Perry Hall Improvement Association
will hold meeting in Soih's hall, on Thurs
day, October 18th. att
- Tomorrow Sunday will be the first day
of October and already there is crispiness in
the atmosphere that is decidedly falLlike.
lit is said that York county will produce
over 100000 barrels of apples this year. Buy
ers from distance are now there securing the
crop.
farm on the Manor road, near Knoebel, to Mr..
Charles H. Lnville. of Baltimore, upon private
terms.
~. Clyde Baker a student of Franklin
High School, Reisterstown. had an arm pain
fully injured few days ago while playing
football.
The County Commissioners this week
appropriated $3.50 towards equipping Relay
Volunteer Truck Company No. 2, of Relay,
18th district.
>On county taxes paid next month interest
will be collected from the time the levy was
made. The discount on State taxes for Octo-
Der is per cent.
>The new Union Chapel at Timonium
will be dedicated next Sunday, October LIST, at
230 pm. The sermon will be by Rev. NJ. f.
b. Rice. of Baltimore.
THE Maryland cruiser fund still lacks
about $500 of the required amount-S5, 600.
Leave a small contribution towards it at the
Towson National Bank.
- Mr.. j. NOVEL; Hawkins, of Baltimore
county. won first average in shooting tourna.
ment at Remove, Pa, on the 22d instant. He
broke 1913 out of 200 targets.
THE fall running meeting al Pimlico
track will begin November 4th and continue
ten days. Seventy horses are now training at
the track and 500 are expected.
- More railroad casualties and other fatal
occurrences marked the closing week of Sep
TENDER and the month has made most re-
markable record in this respect.
THE mercury dropped below go degrees
at Towson on Tuesday morning and there was
plenty of frost in Baltimore county. Very
little damage was done however.
Tuesday next October Sd, the registra
ton officers will sit for the first time. The
hours are from ga. Ms+o 7P M. See notice in
advertising columns of this issue.
THE regular semi annual meeting of the
Archdeaconry of Towson will be held at St.
James Church, My Lady's Manor, near Monk
ton, on Wednesday. October 25ih.
"a license was issued at the County Clerks
Office on Tuesday for the marriage of Mr.. John
Grim. aged 68 years, and Mrs Lizzie Groner,
widow. aged 81 years, both of Gainesville:
- The ladies of Andrew Chapel M. e.
Church South will bold supper and bazaar in
the hall at Hamilton, Hartford road, TuesdIy and
Wednesday evenings October 18th and 18th.
- The social and literary department of
Towson Chapter Epworth League has supplied
the congregation of Towson M. E. Church with
seventy five copies of the new church hymnal.
There has been no rain for more than
week and the earth is getting very dry. Looks
like fall dry spell'' was on to counterfeit the
frequent rains of the past three or four months.
- Rev. Elliott T. Hampton, of Reisters-
town, Baltimore county, has obtained patent
for an automatic railroad switch. The patantee
is pastor of Sater's Baptist Church, on the Falls
road.
- Some Baltimore county farmers finished
sowing wheat two weeks ago while others have
not yet commenced. Many think that from
the LIST to the 10th of October is the best time
to seed.
- The Upper Falls Building Association
purchased at public sale few days ago the
Vugts property, located in the LIST district of
Hartford county, for 81 800. The place contains
524 acres.
THE Sunday school of McKendree NJ E.
Church, Arlington, had a rally day last Sunday,
with an interesting musical and literary pro-
gram and an address by the pastor, Rev. Walter
G. Mcneil.
Mr.. James A. Clark, of Lawndale W.
NJ R R.. has field of 20 acres of corn that
good judges say will average 16 barrels to the
acre. Mr. Clark says that many of the stalks
are IL feet high.
Twelve candidates were initiated into
.Towson Lodge of Elks on Tuesday night.
This organization, although comparatively
young, has over one hundred members and is
steadily growing.
: STRAW hats ''got the bell'' this week. and
overcoats were noticed coming to the front.
An overcoat and a straw hat don't go we'll
oc ao a
Coat ~ : -. LAT.
Work on the Improvements to the jail
at Towson are not going forward very rapidly
owing to some trouble with several of the
mechanics employed thereon. 1t Will be nnish-
ed before winter sets in.
Nj. George Beckman gave very good
supper On Monday night in the hall at Hamil-
ton, Hafford road. in honor of the Junior
Volunter Fire Company of that place. The
affair was UGH enjoyed.
-Mr David Byrne, who lived on the Bel
air road near Fullerton, was found dead in his
bed on Thursday morning. he had not been
complaining of any sickness He was 30 years
OF age and leaves q family.
- The election will take place five weeks
from men Tuesday November 7th. Those
who are not registered should attend to the.
matter The Sd or 10th of October, otherwise
they cannu vote this year.
- The forest trees are beginning to show
some of the rich autumn tints, and in little
unfortunatey, a few heavy frosts will soon de-
pr1ve them Of their beauty.
- delegation from Mt. Moriah Masonic
Lodge, of Iowson, went to Gainesville on
Thursday night to see the Masters degree con-
ferred upon Rev. John r. Edwards, in the
Masonic Lodge at that place.
@On tuesday State Senator John 5. Biddl-
son presented to the County Commissioners
petition signed BY over 400 persons asking that
electric lights be substituted for gasoline lamps
on the Belalr and Hartford roads.
- Mr. d. Holiday Enrich, superintendent
ofthe Sunday school Of Arlington NJ E Church
South, lew evenings ago pleasantly enter,
tanned the Officers and teachers of the school
at his home on Main street, Arlington.
The boys won't give the chestnuts
chance to ripen They are clubbing the green
burs from the trees and eating the white sheled
nuts as though they were the ch icest of NOR
sels The average boy is a strange animal.
- The Maryland & Pennsylvania Railroad
Company is about to still further improve its
line by taking out several sharp curves along
Stony run short distance east of the Falls
road, the proposedimprovement covering about
Tho Al 1aof