The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-04-08


Raspeburg, 18th District.-Messrs. Will
liam j. Biddison, Alex. Mccormick and Chas.
Selling, of this place, attended the Baltimore
Annual Conference which met in Washing
ton, d. c., last week.
The Sunday school of Gatch's NJ. E. Church
will hold musical and literary entertainment
on Tuesday evening next, commencing at 8
o'clock. Much interest has been taken in this
affair and no doubt those who attend will be
we'll repaid Proceeds will be for the benefit of
the school, of which Mr.. William J. Biddison
is superintendent
The Epworth League at this place is prepar-
ing to hold sOciable. Miss Clara Plndell has
charge of the affair."
Mr. John Frazier, who has been treated sew
eral times at different hospitals for his eyes, is
regaining his sight slowly. His many friends
wish him speedy recovery.
The Belair Road improvement Association,
at its annual meeting held on Tuesday night,
elected the following officers: President,
Joseph Plumer vice-president, j. Harry
Richter secretary, Nicholas H. Hope; assis-
tant secretary, Harry s. Neumayer; treasurer,
Theodore L. Borst board of governors, VIM.
J. Biddison, Henry F. Radecke, DR.. j. b.
Webster, Nicholas Phillippi and E. F. Elliott.
Building in this community seems to be the
chief topic. There are at least ten new houses
on the way, to say nothing of the number just
completed. Our little village is fast building
into town. One of the chief aims of our resi-
dents is to get the free delivery mail system
here. 1t is something greatly needed. g.
Perry Hall, 18th District.-Mr John Horn
of this place. who had an arm seriously injur-
ed some time ago by falling under wagon,
went to the Johns Hopkins Hospital to con-
suit the surgeons about it. After an examine
ton they told him that bis doctor had done all
that could be done and that the arm would re-
main stiff
A great deal of sickness prevails among the
people of this neighborhood and several deaths
have occurred. Most of those who are sick
are recovering.
The semi-annual meeting of the German
town Building Association was held last Mon
day night, but on account of the absence of the
secretary by reason of sickness the report could
not be read. Mr.. George Fox acted as tent
pOrary secretary.
Mr.. Mechling of Arlington, will preach at st.
Michael's Lutheran Church here, at which
time the Sunday school will be reorganized.
1t is likely a call will be extended to Rev. Mr..
Mechling to become pastor of this church and
should he accept he will also have charge of
the church at Sweet Air. X.
Long Green, 18th Districr.-Mr. C. D.
Warfel, an aged citizen of this neighborhood
who has been sick for some time, is improving
slowly.
Miss Ida Grammer, of Baltimore. is visiting
her sister. Mrs. A. NJ. France, of this place.
Miss Sadie Snyder. who had been sick for
some days, is much improved.
The Social Department of the Epworth
League of Wilson's NJ. E. Church is preparing
for an entertainment to be held on Saturday
evening" April 18th.
Prof. Airy's concert, given in the hall at this
place on the evening of March 3lst, was sue
cess. An amusing feature was the awarding by
vote of silver mug to the prettiest girl and a
bar of soap to the LATEST man. Miss Matte
HilOorfnor mo ho roto nd Mr. T0hx1 r Glade
the second.
This section was visited by thunder storm
and heavy rain on Tuesday night. NJ. D.
Found Dead in the Woods.-Mr. John
Peter Bauer. who lived ON Hamilton avenue,
near the Hartford road. was found dead in
Bushman's woods on Thursday morning. DR..
William D. Corse, of Gardenville, who ex-
amined the body, said heart disease was the
cause of death. Mr.. Bauer, who was Sc years
of age was member of st. Anthony's Catho-
lie Church. He is survived by three sons and
five daughters.