The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-04-29

Jacksonville and sunnybrook, 10th Dis
tr1ct.-Rev. james w. Campbell, who, "a
stated in this correspondence several weeks ago.
has accepted a call to large church in Fort
Wayne, Ind, will preach his farewell sermon
at Chestnut Grove Church, on Sunday, April
Both, at IL A. M. Rev. Mr.. Campbell led the C.
f. meeting last Sunday evening, his subject
being The Resurrection" The pulpit was
filed with Easter flowers.
number of young folks from this neigh
borhood few nights ago attended surprise
given at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Car
rison, near Upper Cross Roads, given in honor
of their sons. who were at home from school
for the Easter holiday. GamesDpd music
were the features and q very enjoyable eve
ming was spent. Refreshments were serve in
abundance.
Mr.. Eugene Pocock. of Sweet Air. met with
painful accident few days ago. He was in
the act of stepping from his front porch when
his foot caught and he was thrown to the
| ground, sustaining several bruises. He was
| fortunate to escape without broken bones.
At the usual weekly prayer meeting on
! Wednesday evening the little daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. Frank Porter was baptised by
Rev. James w. Campbell.
Messrs John and Frank Smith, of Balti-
| more, spent the Easter holiday with their
mother. Mrs. Adam Maier. near Sweet Air.
Miss Luela Curtis daughter of Mr.. William
! H. Curtis, of Baltimore. is visiting her sister,
Mrs. c.. Howard Marshall, at her home near
| Sweet Air.
Mr.. Robert D. Mosner, principal of the public
school at Govanstown, and Mrs. Mosner, spent
several days the past week with the latters
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Burk, near Sweet Air.
Mrs. ]. Nelson McClung, who had been very
| illseveral weeks at her home near Sunnybrook,
is now able to be up.
Rev. John r. Jacobs preached very accep-
| table Easter sermon at Fairview M. e. Church
South. Sunny brook, last Sunday afternoon.
Miss Nora Brown, who had been visiting
her parents in this neighborhood, has returned
to Baltimore.
Miss Mary Wilson, who is a student at the
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cuttings Will
son, near Sweet Air.
The country is looking beautiful just al this
time in its robe of green, added to which is
the abundance of blossoms on the fruit trees.
which completes the picture. M.
Chase, 18th District.-The funeral of Mrs.
Florence Knight, wife of Mr.. William Knight,
took place from Ebenezer M. e. Church, on
Monday afternoon. Services were conducted
Messrs. William and Robert Earle August
Hinlein, Jacob Hinlein, James Gibson and
Howard Brazier all members of s. o. A. NJ,
of which Mr.. Knight is also member. Mrs.
Knights death occurred very suddenly and un-
expectedy as she had been ill only short
time. 1t was due to pneumonia. Besides her
husband she is survived by one child-a little
son aged 8 years.
Another funeral which took place from
Ebenezer Church within the last month was
that of Mr.. John Turpin, who was buried on
the 18th inst. He is survived by one daugh-
ter-Mrs. Benjamin Parlett.
Mrs. Elizabeth Edwards and Mrs. M. F.
League attended the meeting of the parsonage
committee of Great Falls Circuit, which was
held at the parsonage, at Hiss appointment,
last Friday. Besides the ladies already men.
toned there were present Mrs. W. F: Porter, OF
Orem's Mrs. D. Stansbury and Miss Laura
Fuller, of Hiss, and Miss Wesley of Provi-
dence.
The special Easter services of Ebenezer Sun
day school were unusually interesting and at
tractive. The music, both vocal and instru-
mental was we'll rendered and much apprecia-
ted. Those assisting in the program were
Mrs. Ella Edwards Mrs. hewitt League. Mrs.
John Wilkinson, Mrs. Ulrich, Mrs. VIM. Earle
and Messrs. Richard Vincent, Thomas Rollins,
Edward Rollins, Edward Meeks, hewitt League
and Thomas Edwards.
We are informed that our new junior pastor,
Rev. Mr.. McGarvey and wife, are to make
their home with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Vim
cent.
Mr.. ]. A. Sheridan is having his residence
improved by the addition of conservatory
and two rooms.
Miss Grace Arnold, of Baltimore. spent the
Easter holiday with Mrs. Christopher Law
renee. Il.
Manor, 10th District-The Sunday school
of Clynmalira M. e. Church, of which Mr..
Alexander Guthrie is superintendent, has
large attendance and much interest is being
manifested in the work by the teachers and
children. A general invitation is extended to
young and old to attend every Sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock There will be preaching at
this church next Sunday morning at IL o'clock,
by the pastor, Rev. Solomon German.
Mrs. William Amos. of Manor Glen, who
had been visiting friends in Hartford county,
has returned to her home.
Miss Mary Borneman. of this place, who
has been in Baltimore several months being
treated for her hearing, is much better and ex-
poets to return to her home in few days.
Miss Gertrude Palmer of Black Horse who
spent some time with her uncle here, has re-
turned.
Miss Mary Slade. who had been spending
some time with relatives and friends in Balti
more, has returned to her home. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Salle Slade, one of the Oldest
persons in this section of the county, and
sister of County Commissioner Slade.
Mr.. Jannke Corcoran is improving his
property by putting an addition to his house.
He is also erecting wagon shed.
Mr.. Harry E. Sutton, q successful farmer of
this district, has had very sick horse that is
being successfully treated by DR.. Henderson,
q Hartford veterinary.
Miss Sallie johnson, of Manor Glen who is
the Oldest resident of that neighborhood, and
who had been great sufferer from rheuma-
tism all the past winter, is able to go about
again with the aid of a cane.
Miss Amelia Zinkhan, of Baltimore, who
spent the Easter holiday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Zinkhan, near Jacksonville,
has returned to the city. MS.
Knoebel, 10th District.-The farmers are
busy putting in their garden sass and plow-
ing for corn. Some of them have their gardens
planted, and to such the rains of this week will
prove benefit The fruit trees are in full
bloom and present picture that no artist can
initiate. The prospect for fruit in this neigh
borhood is very good. 1t is well that it is SO
as one of our young gentlemen says he could
not live without apples" No matter when
you see him he is always eating huge apple.
Mrs. Silas Durand and daughter accompanied
by Miss Wolfe, are visiting Mrs. Durand's
sister, Mrs. James G. Kane of Crest Mount
Farm, Long Green Valley
Mr.. John Hoen, Of Ravenhurst, who had
been sick several weeks is spending some time
in New York.
Mr.. Amentis T. Patterson, accompanied by
his daughter, Mrs. Lane, Miss Lane and Mrs.
Stanley Patterson: spent part of the past week
Mrs. William G. Hoffman, who has been
sick, is convalescent. She is under the care of
DIR. ]. s. Green.
Miss Fannie Magness and John Green, of
Baltimore. spent the Easter holiday with DR..
and Mrs. John s. Green, at their home in Long
Green Valley.
Mr.. Milton Dance, of Valley View, who has
been sick for some time, is able to be out
again. X.
Long Green, 18th District.-An egg-roll--
ing took place on the lawn Of the rectory Of
Trinity Z. e. Church, Rev. Albert r. Walker,
rector, on Easter Monday afternoon. which a
number of young people of the neighborhood
attended and all appeared to enjoy themselves
greatly.
large congregation attended the Easter
service at Wilson's Epworth League on Sun
day night. The League will give an enter
tainment in the hall on Saturday night, 10Th
inst, to which the public is cordially invited.
Home talent will be ably assisted by others
from Baltimore and elsewhere.
Mr.. William Gorsuch. of Philadelphia, for
merly of this place, spent few days with