The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-08-05
white Hall. N. q. r. R.-The heavy storm

White Hall, N. Q. r. R.-The heavy storm
OF last Saturday afternoon was serious In
reference to the Sunday school reunion and
picnic announced to take place at White Hall
Sunday school, Mr.. John FL. Seitz, supeTin.
tendent. Perhaps athousand persons attended
when, had the weather not been SO threaten
ing, no doubt more than double that number
would have been here. Rev. VIM. A. Price,
Of Baltimore. former pastor. made an ad-
dress, as did also Mr.. Frank l. Duncan, of the
Towson bar. There were vocal selections by
Miss Hildebrand, of Logansville, Pa; Mrs.
]. K. Forwood. of Baltimore, and Messrs.
Snyder aud Hildebrand. of Logansville. The
Logansville Band, fine musical organization
under the direction of Prof. Snyder, played at
intervals during the day and added much to
the pleasure OF the occasion. The committee
in charge was composed of Mrs. Charles II.
Wise, Miss Clara N. Burns and Messrs. G. II.
Wise, John Wiley and w. Evans Anderson.
Mrs. Mccoy, wife of Mr.. William A. Mccoy,
of this place, who had an operation performed
about month before, died at Franklin Square
Hospital, Baltimore, on the 9th ult. The
funeral took place at an undertaking estab-
lishment in the city and the remains were
taken to Broad Creek Church, near Dublin,
Hartford county, for interment.
The reunion of the Sunday schools of West
Hartford Circuit. NJ. e. Church, took place on
Thursday in the grove at Cooptown. Revs.
James l.. McLain and W. q. Harden are pas
tors of the circuit.
Mr.. William A. Bull, who was brought from
a hospital in Baltimore to the home of bis
brother, Mr.. George A. Bull, of White Hall,
died there on Tuesday, aged 81 years. He is
survived by four brothers-Messrs. George A.,
Henry, John and Frank Bull. The funeral
took place at Wiseburg M. E. Church.
Miss Mary Mccoy, who lives near Gorsuch
Mills, has lately sustained severe losses from
rats raidiDg her Plymouth Rock chickens.
They carry on the slaughter day and night
and neither traps nor poison have thus far
proved effective in Kidding her premises of
them.
A very pleasant event occurred Thursday
afternoon, July 18th, when the Junior Epworth
League of Wiseburg M. E. Church held its
church was decorated with flags, fancy paper
and Japanese lanterns. The young people
enjoyed various games in the afternoon. and
at night rendered program of music, recita-
tons. etc Ice cream, confectionery and fancy
articles were offered for sale by the boys and
girls. Supper was served by the ladies of the
church. The children were much pleased
with the liberal patronage given them, and
Melted quite handsome sum.
During the progress of thunder storm last
Sunday afternoon the residence of Mr.. Clar-
ence NJ. Hoshall, of this place, was struck by
lightning and considerably damaged. For
tunately no one was injured.
While the same storm was going on the
barn of Mr.. John w. Burns was struck by
lightning but not fired. The damage was
slight.
Mrs. T. L. Parrish. of this place. has as her
guests Mrs. G. E. Wallis and Mrs. Walter M.
Goodwin, both of Green wich, N. j.
The Presbyterian Church property at this
place has been conveyed to the board of trus-
tees by the trustees of Bethel Presbyterian
Church. s.