The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-08-26
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Mrs. Myers mother, in philadelphia.
Young people last week to Cambridge. where
they went to visit Miss Henrietta Robbins. A
delightful hour was spent with music and re-
freshments. In the party were Misses MARY
Mann, Edna Ebaugh. Belle Grim and Elsie
Baer and Messrs. George Moores and William
R. Straughn, of Tuxedo.
Mrs. Charles Moores and her daughter, Miss
Edna Moores, and Mrs. Allen Kellar, Mr.. Allen
Kellar and their daughter Katherine, have gone
to live in Brooklyn. Mr.. Moores has been 10
New York for the last five months.
Mrs. Robert McClintock had as her guests
last week Mr.. and Mrs. Davis and Master John
Davis, of Chrome, N. J.
Misses Elizabeth and Ida Ogier are visiting
at Chestertown, Md. -,
Miss Eva Young is spending week with
Mrs. Charles Young of Ninth street.
Rev. Conrad Hardecker, pastor Of the Orange
vile NJ. E. Church, has returned from trip
to Cooptown, Hartford county, and Ocean
Grove where he spent part OF his vacation.
Mr.. Ebaugh filled bis pulpit last Sunday morn.
ing and the Epworth League took charge OF
the services at night.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hops have returned
from a trip to Blue Ridge Summit.
Mr.. and Mrs. McArdle, former residents OF
Orangeyille have retured to live in the village,
after an absence of seven years. Their daugn-
ter, Mrs. Knierim. and her husband have come
from Indiana to spend some time with them;
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sweitzer entertained
| number of friends at their home last Wednes-
| day evening, in honor of Mrs. Harry Pierce
and Elizabeth, sister and niece of Mrs. SWEET
| ger, who are here on visit from CLEVELAND. "
| The evening was devoted to music and elocu-
ton, and judging from the eDchores alone the
| efforts exerted to entertain were fully appre-
| ciated Miss Gertrude Shane, of Baltimore,
rendered, in her charming manner, several
vocal and literary selections. MT. Mason,
| delightful performer, was violinist, and was
accompanied on the piano by Miss Shane and
| Miss Belle Grim. Miss Shane and Miss GriW
| played piano solos. Refreshments were serveN
Miss Cecilia Eiler daughter of Mr.. William
Eiler, and Mr.. Charles Bauer, of OrangevilIe,'
were married on Wednesday evening" The
| ceremony was performed at the home OF the
! bride, by Rev. Conrad Hardecker. The Drioe
was attired in white Persian lawn and carried
Bride roses. Mrs. Carl ]. Holloway, of Phila..
| was matron of honor, and wore white liberty
satin and carried pink roses. Miss Isabella
| Filler, sister of the BRIDE was bridesmaid. Her
| gown was lavender crepe de chine, ana her
flowers purple astors. Miss Evelyn Cameron,
| niece of the bride. was flower girl. The best
| man was Mr.. Clifford Gambrill. Miss Annie
Bauer, sister of the groom, played the wedding
march, A reception followed the ceremony at
| the home of the groom. b.
Parkton, N. @. R. R.-Wiseburg Ladies'
Aid Society was entertained last week at the
home of Mr.. John Amos. A committee was
appointed to purchase new pulpit furniture for
the church.
A reunion of all the members and friends of
Partition Circuit M. e. Church, will be held in
Mr.. John Trout's woods, at Trump, on Thurs
day, September 18th.
Parkton school children were delighted the
past few DAYS to have in their midst former
teacher, Mr.. Clarence Cooper, who, with his
mother has been visiting Mrs. George Hare.
good congregation attended the NJ. E.
Church at this place last Sunday night to hear
special sermon to young men by the pastor,
Rev. q. X. Sanner. -Four weeks previous spe-
cial sermon was delivered to young women.
Mrs. Sparks was the soloist.
The Epworth League of this place gave a
pleasant affair on Thursday evening, which
they called match social"
Mrs. Clarence Mays and daughter Of An
napolis. have been spending some time at the
home of Mrs. Mays mother, Mrs. Rachel
Miller, of this place.
Mrs. Alfred Tracey is spending some time
with friends in Baltimore.
Mr. A. w. Hendrix expects soon to start on
trip to Fort Wayne, Ind, 10 visit his daugh-
ter, who lives there.
A very successful pic mic was held on Thurs
day, 18th inst, at Stabler's Church. The
weather was exceptionally fine and large
crowd was in attendance. An interesting pro-
gram was rendered by the young people and
children, followed by refreshments.
Professor Wilhelm, of the Girls Latin School,
Baltimore, and Mrs. Wilhelm, have returned
from Ocean Grove to the home of Mrs. Will
near Parkton.
Mrs. Heffner and sons, Of Baltimore, are
visiting the home Of Mr.. James N. Frederick,
of this neighborhood
Rev. George R. Sanner left on Thursday on
vacation trip through Western Maryland.
Miss Marion Little, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Little, near Partition, and Miss Carrie
Bacon, of Monkton, left last Friday for q
trip to Boston by sea. They expect to be alb
sent ten days. It. j
Sixth District.-A telephone line from
Rayville to Eklo to connect at Bently Springs,
is talked Of. Such line would put this see-s
ton in touch with the outside world. We
also need more direct communication with
Baltimore than sending around by York, Pa,
as we do at present.
Now and then we hear rumors that rail.
road is to be built from Parkton up by Beck
leysville to Hofmanville. The Rockdale
Powder Company makes good dynamite (as
we know acelt its explosive power) Why not
loosen the rocks along the DEVILS Backbone
and build an electric road? We have money
that is rusting to buy lime. and fine water
power to run flour mills creameries, etc.
The telephone line from Hofmanville via
Stiltz to New Freedom, comes in handy for US
to call up the doctors, parsons and the under
taker, but it would never have been built but
for the enterprise of the Powder Company and
Mr.. Boyer, and you Towson people ought to
connect those idle phones in the Court House
IMAM" could get marriage licenses for the
boys that have fallen in love (under age) and
stop those send-ofS you editors put up when
Mr.. M. J. o. Hara turns our boys down for not
having their papers right. You have been in
love yourselves and know how it is.
On account of inclement weather Ruhls
Sunday school made three attempts before it
succeeded in treating the children and paying
expenses
The congregation at Stelze's Church harvest
L 0e1v6 had 49, totxs
through a shower of rain. o.
Glen-Arm, 18th District-Some trees have
already begun to shed their leaves, a sure in
dication that autumn is near at hand. Every
thing has been so fresh and green all sum.
mer that the sudden change to more sombre
shades will be rather unwelcome. The sum-
mer also provided much fine fruit and all the
orchards appear to be laden.
Mrs. E. s. Willis, of Baltimore, has been
spending few days with her sister, Mrs. John
T. Leight, of this place.
Miss Mary Mccartney, of Baltimore, is Wis.,
iting her cousin, Mrs. Charles Guyton, flower
Long Green Valley.
Misses Belle and Emily Leight,. who spent
month with relatives and friends in Baltimore,
have returned to their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Leight, of Glen-Arm,
are visiting the brother of the former, Mr..
Charles Leight, of White Hall, N. G. R. r.
Bethany Lodge Of Odd Fellows will hold an
all day. ENTERTAINMENT III Inc WOOuS OI MI.
John W. Burton, on Tuesday, September 18th.
Mr. Frank x. Hooper, of this place. is build
ing house on the property he bought from
the late William Wilson. E.
Grange, 18th District.-A few days ago
pet dog belonging to Mr.. Enoch W. Merritt bit
a little colored child and also snapped at the
mules and colored men about the farm. The
dog was killed and its head sent to the Pasteur
Institute in Baltimore, where it was found that
the dog had bad case of rabies. The child,
who was bitten on the lip-a very slight
wound-was sent to the same institution for
treatment, but the mother was given no
hope of its recovery, as it had inhaled the
dogs breath, the bite being on the mouth, and
it occurring in dog days made the case ex.
tremely doubtful DR.. Keirle, however, as
sured the mother that everything in his power
would be done.
Another dog that was bitten by the dog that
was killed has been shot.
Mr.. Josiah Lynch also had dog killed, as 1t
acted in peculiar manner.
Miss Bessie Cashel, of Montgomery county,
who had been visiting at the home Of Rev. E.
M. Browning, pastor of Patapsco NJ. e. Church,
has returned to her home. +.
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