The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-03-25

Hyde's, 18th District. from the
January blizzard persistently refuse 70 oleap,
pear, regardless of the copi0us rain that VISITED
this locality during the present week, ano
many complaints are heard. in consequence.
about the almost impossible condition OF the
county thoroughfares. Farmers are ready ana
restless to begin the work of blowing. ana
planting realizing full well the unlimited de-
mand upon their energy when the season opens.
However, prophesy foretells an early season.
Wheat prospects were never better the springs
and streams are plenteously supplied the
robins are here and the northbound flight OF
the wild geese has been duly noted-a foregone
conclusion of the approach of an active ana
early spring.
Mr. w. Armour Jenkins will greatly improve
his valuable property here by erecting sub
stantial and cOmmOdiOus mansion for the use
of his family during their summer sojourn.
1t is said the building will be in charge OF Mr..
Dennis Shanahan, of Fallston, Nd, whose
competency will assure the success OF the un-
dertaking.
Mr.. Leonard Foard has completed the re-
modelling and enlarging of his dwelling and is
enjoying the modern comforts and improve
ments involved. Much credit is due Messrs.
Charles Russell & Sons, the contractors and
builders.
Squire John T. Ambrose, with his accus-
toned ambition to keep abreast with the times,
is contemplating many changesfto bis COM
planning details.
Col. s. N Hyde, whose indsposition during
the winter confined him closely to his home, is
reported somewhat improved. He has the
best wishes of many residents of this locality.
Major Clay Drewry, of Richmond, Va, spent
Sunday of last week here and was Hospitality
entertained.
Miss Elizabeth Jenkins has returned to her
home, "Hillendale," after two weeks stay in
Baltimore with relatives.
The report regarding the renting of the Ady
Hotel, Long Green Valley, the home of the
tempting offers for purchasing this valuable
property have been made, but for the present
the well known hosiery will be conducted by
the present owner.
Miss Ida E. Ambrose, of this place, has To-
Gated at the Sheppard and Pratt Hospital and
will enter the training school for nurses, shortly
to be organized there.
Miss Laura V. Ady has accepted position
in the Home for Incurables in Baltimore and
will prove valued acquisition to that well
known institution.
Miss Ida Little, of Baltimore, the popular
organist of st. Johns r. c. Church, has started
the choir rehearsals for the Easter music and
is also instructing class of young people in
music, an opportunity that should be appre-
ciated by the entire community.
Mrs. ]. j. Mccarthy, for several weeks the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Dilworth, has re-
turned to her home in Baltimore.
The s. N. Hyde Company will soon COM
mence active preliminaries for the coming
season and, Judging from the success attending
the past, redoubled efforts will accompany
every detail in the interest of this standard en-
terprise.
School No. II, under the capable direction of
Miss Lena Beatty, the efficient teacher is
fourishing and giving entire satisfaction to
both trustees and patrons. HOWARD.