The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-09-02

w dSQlUgLOU. anu M 1873 AdtudIluC Lows S~--~-
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. E. McComas. of Baltimore;
Mr.. Thomas C. Henderson, an aged ana
widely known local minister, is reported 10 pe
very sick at bis home at Black Horse. he Is
attended by Dr. J. 7. Payne. -,
The dam of the White Hall paper mill SUI,
fered still further damage by this freshet ana
it will cost considerable to put it in proper
shape again. ..
Orangeville, Philadelphia Road.-Rev.
Conrad Hardecker, being unable to secure
minister for his pulpit, preached himself last
Sunday morning The exercises were con-
Quoted at night bv the Epworth League. Mr.. }.
Howard Flayhart. president of the Baltimore
County League, and Mr.. John ID. Grill, OF the
Towson bar, made short and interesting al
Pledge" and 1.-THE Young Peoples Place in
the Work of the Master" The congregation
was very we'll pleased with the talks. Mr.. G.
VIM. Parker, of Towson, accompanied the
speakers to Orangeville.
Mrs. Harry Pearce and her daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Pearce, have returned to their home
in Cleveland o.
Mrs. Sutton and Master Winfield Sutton have
gone to Mt. Airy to stay three months.
Miss Belle trim spent several days last week
with Miss Mamie Faringer, at Mt. Washing
ton.
MIR. and Mrs. Forwood visited Mrs. For.
woods sister, Mrs. Harry Basil, few days
last week.
Mrs. John Guy, Misses Edna Ebaugh, Grace
Winer and Elsie Baer took fifteen of che small
children of the village last Monday to Druid
Hill Park, where they spent delightful day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swope, who keep store on
the Philadelphia road, were robbed by three
youthful burglars last week. They were in
one of the back rooms of their house when
the boys entered the store. The door was
standing open, so their entrance was unnoticed.
A few minutes later Mrs. Swope heard some
krr SvrOn
the cause. when she saw the boys scamperlng
out of the front door, but did not think that
anything had been taken. In short time she
noticed however, some shoe strings lying on
the floor, and Immediately thought OF the
money-box behind the counter. 1t was too
late then the boys and the money-box had
disappeared. There was between sixteen and
seventeen dollars in the box. Not long after
the affair happened the boys were seen board
ing FairmOunt avenue car for the city and
nothing has been seen of them since. b.
Randallstown, I'd District.-At last we
have in this neighborhood deputy game
warden who is not afraid to perform his duty.
Already be has caused the arrest of several per.
sons for allowing their dogs to run loose and
destroy game. He will put stop to this, If
possible.
Miss Edith Clagett, trained nurse from St.
Joseph's Hospital, who came here and success
fully nursed her brother and sister through
typhoid fever, has returned to her work in
Baltimore.
Miss Blanche Lynch. who was under treat
ment five weeks at the University Hospital in
Baltimore, has returned to her home nearly
recovered.
Mr.. r. N. Weller. of this place. who had
been sick for some time, is in much improved
condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dell, of Randallstown.
are sick with typhoid fever. DR.. Shipley, of
Granite, is attending them.
Mr.. George Lime and children are spending
the summer here at the home of Mr.. ID. W.
Snyder.
Mrs Montgomery C. Stirling, of Crisfeld
and MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Harvey are visiting
Mrs. VIM. G. Harvey. of this place.
Mr.. Francis Kemp, who spent his vacation
al Atlantic City, has returned to his home here.
During the heavy rain of August 18th the
abutments of the bridge at the old mill at
Hernwood were entirely washed away and in
consequence travellers are obliged to 60 three
miles out of their way. Gwynn's falls at the
old Court road rose to depth of about six feet
in the road and travel had to be suspended. It
rarely happens that such flood is seen in this
stream.
Mrs. and Mr.. J. T. Sellers have returned from
a trip to Niagara Falls and other points of in
terest in the North. G.
Perry Hall, 18th District-Mrs. Beall,
wife of Mr.. William P. Beall, postmaster at
this place. is recovering from a serious illness
is her physician.
Mr.Geoege T. Butcher is building two-story
addition to his dwelling in this village, agrow-
ing family making this step necessary: Mr..
Frank Coster is doing the carpenter work.
Our truck farmers are busy day and night