The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-09-16

ing some time with her sister, Mrs. Eugene
Pocock, near Sweet Air.
Mrs. John Hail. of Baltimore. is visiting
| Mrs James Jackson, near Jacksonville.
Miss Anna Burk, of Sweet Air, is staying
with her aunt, Mrs. Henry Burk, of Parkton.
| N. c. r. r.
Mrs. Thomas L. Owens. who had been sick
at her home at Sunny brook, is able to be out
again.
DR.. T. Ross Payne, of Corbett spent last
Sunday with his parents, DIR. and Mrs. j. T..
Payne, who have lately become residents of
this neighborhood. M.
White Hall, N. G. R. R-Mrs. Mary A.
home of her son, Mr.. Benjamin Parker, of this
place, aged Is years. She is survived by six
children, viz, Mrs. Margaret Slade, Mrs. Tay-
lor, Mrs. Martha Bull and Messrs William,
Robert and Benjamin Parker. The funeral
took place on Tuesday afternoon at Wiseburg
M. E. Church, the pastor. Rev. George r.
Sanner, conducting the services.
William Smith was arrested on the 9th inst,
by Constable Bosler, on the charge of forging
the name of Mr.. A. L Anderson, who lives
near White Hall. to a check for S75. The al
legged offense having been committed in York
county the prisoner was handed over to the
authorities of Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. E Wiley Norris, of New Park,
York county, were in the terrible trolley car
accident that occurred last Saturday afternoon
on the York and Dallastown Electric Railway,
about six miles from York, aud in which four
persons were killed aud many injured. Both
Mr. and Mrs. Norris are well known in this
section of the county, Mrs Norris having for
merly been resident of White Hall. She bad
leg and three ribs broken, while her hus
band had leg broken.
Rev. Thomas L. Springer, of Baltimore.
preached in the Presbyterian Church at this
place last Sunday afternoon and after the SER
vice he presided at congregational meeting
that extended call to Rev. 8. NJ. Engle, of
Berkeley Springs. W. Va.
Mr., and Mrs. John T. Ayres, of this place,
on Tuesday evening entertained the members
of the Aid Society of Bethel Presbyterian
Church and many other friends A program
OF music, readings and Rotations was an en-.
joyable feature, The porches and lawn were
lighted with Japanese lanterns.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. McComas, who
spent the summer with Mrs. Harry NJ. Foster,
of this place. have returned to Baltimore.
Miss Bessie Parrish, who spent some time
with relatives in New Jersey. has returned to
her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Dryden, who spent two
Thomas Elliott, of White Hall. have returned
to their heme in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. McCleary and family. of
Washington. are visiting at the home of Mr..
Thomas @. Hunter, OF this place. s.
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Wright, who has been visiting Mrs. VIM. Bell,
has returned to her home in Baltimore.
Mrs Harry Norwood and son have returned
from visit to Baltimore.
Miss Florence Winkler, of Upper Falls, has
been spending some time with friends in Har-
ford county.
Mrs. James a. Burton, of Upper Falls, has
been very ill, but is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Walsh have returned
from the Hot Springs of Virginia.
Miss Florry May Raphel has returned from
o visit to friends in Frederick, Md.
Miss Emma Written, of Bradshaw, has en-
tered as pupil of the State Normal School.
Miss Amelia Rittenhouse is visiting friends
in Hyattsville Md.
Miss Ada E. Rittenhouse is spending some
time with relatives in Baltimore.
Mr. Edward J. Bell, who is engaged in can
ming in Wheelton, Va, is spending this week
at his home here. He will return to Wheel
ton on Sunday and will be accompanied by
Miss Annie Bell and Miss L. Virginia Quinlin.
Mrs. Iddons and Miss Mary Iddons are
guests at the home of Mr.. E. j. Bell.
The Misses Carr, who spent some time with
Miss Ada E. Rittenhouse, have returned to
their home at Hyattsville, Md.
The gentlemen of Baltimore and Hartford
counties, with friends from New York and
Baltimore, will hold a tournament on St.
Stephens Church property. between Upper
Falls and Bradshaw, on Wednesday afternoon.
September Goth, at 8 o'clock. If raining, the
next day. The following ladies will act as
Judges: Mrs. Z. f. RapheI, Mrs. P. A. Fleury,
Mrs. V.AB. Rittenhouse, Mrs Edward ]. Bell,
Mrs. Pratt, Mrs George w. Yellott, Mrs. E.
A. Gorsuch and Mrs Joseph B. Hanway chief
marshal, DIR. ]. F. Fl tIorsuch assistant, Mr..
L. G Quinin heralds, Misses Mary Armour
Jenkins, Maize Fitzpatrick, Jeanette Raphel,
Charlotte Chapman and Grace Putche; time.
keeper, Mr.. Joseph H. Gorsuch. Governor
Warfield has been invited to be present. E.
Orangeville, Philadelphia Road.-The
Epworth League of Orangeville NJ. e. Church
resumed work last Sunday evening with a
short song service and q sermon ON league
work by the pastor of the church, Rev. Conrad
Hardecker.
The Sunday school of the above church is
preparing for rally day services 10 be held
Sunday, October LIST. The attendance last
Sunday was 81-the largest on record for over
year
Normal School where she will continue her
studies this year. Misses Elsie Baer and Edith
Mann have entered the same school this year.
Master 7. Lyde Mason, Jr., has resumed his
studies at Baltimore City College.
Miss L. Belle Grim had as her guests last
week Misses Mamie and Mamie Faringer. of
North avenue. Mt. Washington
Frederick Scheeler, a labOrer on the Penn
sylvania Railroad. cut his right hand two
weeks ago by falling on scythe he was using
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street. He was taken to Johns Hopkins Hos
pital where it was learned that the leaders of
three fingers had been badly cut. He was
assured by the doctors that he would recover
the entire use of his hand.
Orangeville public school reopened on Mon
day, with a roll of SO pupils. The teachers
are Miss Georgia Hall, principal, and Miss
Efie Ebaugh, Miss Eva Hunter and Miss
| Mamie Wells, assistants. B.
Convention, 18th District.-Mr John Smith,
| a well known truck farmer of this neghbor
| hood, an account of whose miraculous escape
| at a B. & o Railroad crossing appeared in THE
| UNION last week. has been removed from bis
| sons to his own home. His injuries were not
serious His wagon was demolished. the horse
| killed and Mr.. Smith was thrown distance of
| 20 feet from the track.
| Mr. Joseph Bradley, of Loreley, has gone to
| Delaware, where he has employmen
| Mrs. r. A. Candles. who spent q week with
| her daughter, Mrs. Stansbury Brian, of this
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