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

/ Moukton. N. G. r. R.-Mr: Samuel -Bosley
had yield of 30 bushels OF wnea. 10 'ne As's'
! 1t is the doublerowed Fuitz variety. r-.,,,as
Rev. George c. Bacon. pastor OF DouglaS
Memorial Church, Washington, u. y, WIZ
with his family spent several weeks Win reg.
tives and friends here. has returned ~ nsS
home. - M;ssea
Anna and Victoria Winstanley, OF Baltimore
spent Sunday with their parents here. e.a.,
Clarence Jones, of Canton, spent ounnay
with his prother-in law. Francis Lee; ,..
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Bosley, OF bal,lM a,oa,ss
are spending a few days with Mr. 6osiey
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel bosiey' u
| Monkton. n-,..-a
Mr.. VIM. T. Bond and family, of Baltimore,
who have been spending the summer nere VIII
| Mrs. Bonds sister. Miss Hattie Miller, nave
! returned to their home
Mark German. son of Rev. Solomon German,
pastor of Monkton Circuit. NJ. Church, VINO
| has been spending bis vacation with bis parents
| here, has returned to Dickinson seminary,
| Willamsport, Pa, where he will continue MS
studies for another year.
severely injured by being kicked by a mule on
| the farm of County Treasurer g. Albert Mays
last week, was at last accounts slightly lm-
proved, but still in critical condition. L.
Orapgeville, Philadeiphia Road.-An en-
tertainment consisting of Thomas A. EDISON
motion pictures, under the direction OF feaice
& Scheck, will be held in Orangesllie %:
E. Church, September 14th, for the benent OF
the board of stewards.
The regular monthly business meeting OF the
Ladies' Aid Society of the above church was
held at the home Of Mrs. Maccubbin, lases
Monday evening.
Miss Hattie Young, of Washington, is spend
ing this week at the home of her brother, MI.
Charles Young.
Mrs. Ruth Cochran, of Baltimore, is visiting
Mrs. Frederick Schweizer S.
Mr.. George s. Mann, son of County Com.
missioner Mann, is improving, but is still at
the hospital.
A number of our village people spent Labor
Day at Pen-Mar. In the party were Mrs Mos
Clintock, Mr.. and Mrs Guy, Misses Elsie Baerfs
Grace Winsr Edna Ebaugh. Mary Mann and
Messrs. Bert Ebaugh, T. Lyde Mason, Jr, and
Henry Mann. D. !
Carney, 18th Disrrict.-A harvest home
service will be held in St. Johns Lutheran
Church, Parkville, Hartford road on Sunday,
September 18th. Supper and refreshments
will be served.
missionary meeting will be held in Hiss
Nj. e. Church, Sunday. September 10th, at D
Pm. Address by Mrs. Rudisill wife OF Rev.
DR.. Rudisill, missionary to India.
Howard Sindall, of this place is suffering
from an attack of Typhoid fever. j.. =
Successful Meeting of Farmers at the
Agricultural College-Resolutions Adop-
ted.-Nearly three hundred farmers attended
the annual meeting held at the Mary land Agri-
cultural College on Friday and Saturday of last
week and spent the time pleasantly and profit,
ably. Inspection was made of the College and
Experiment Station and the heads of those in
situations were highly complimented upon the
condition of everything in and outside the
buildings. The following resolutions were
adopted:
That we invite the attention of the mana
gers of the transportation companies OF Mary.
land to the work being done by similar organ
izations in other sections to bring the farmers
of those sections into an intimate acquain-
lance with the work of the colleges and expert
ment stations of their sections, and the con
sequent improvement in their farms and In
creased production followed by the necessary
consequence larger freight and express trans
portation. =
ITO the end that this purpose may be forci-
bly, presented we ask that committee be APP
pointed by this meeting whose duty it will be
to gather statistics for presentation, to the
transportation companies of Maryland of the
work done elsewhere in this direction and the
beneficial results following from such co oper-
alton between agriculturlsts and transportation
companies"
At the meeting on Saturday State Road En-
gineer Walter w. Crosby made an address on
State.
Mr. Charles A. Councilman, of Baltimore
county, addressed the audience upon the posi-.
blities of farmers raising upon the farms all
the necessary crops TO produce well-balanced
food for all domestic animals. His address
bristled with startling facts and the meeting
was greatly impressed with what he said
MIR. Councilman offered the following reso-
luton, which was adopted:
THAT the agricultural interests of the State
of Mary land again demand that the Senators
and Representatives in Congress from this State
shall make some effort to have the immigra
ton laws revised, SO that our farmers clubs
can contract for their labor in the North of
Europe, as this desirable class OF immigrants
are not now coming to our State under pres
ent laws -
Among those from Baltimore county who
attended the meeting were Messrs. Asa B Gar
diner, Jr.. e. E Scott, Upton 81. Tarbert.
Charles A. Councilman, Leroy Gill, George W.
Belt and Charles T. Harvey.