The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-07-29

Fork, 18th District.-The following pro-
gram will be observed at the reunion MAXI
Wednesday, August I'd, of the i've sunday
schools of Long Green Circuit or the ~. d.
Church: March of the schools in body to
the grove at 10A. NJ, headed by the Long dreen
Cornet Band; from then until IL O'Clock sing
ing and speaking; Revs. q. w. HOBBS ana L.
E. Peters will be the speakers in the morning
dinner IL to from the latter hour until 2 ~
the children of the schools will be treated to
ice cream; speaking by visiting ministers,
among whom it is expected that some OF the
former pastors (Revs. Babcock, Marriott, Hays,
German and Marsh) will be on hand to greet
their many friends. Pastors of other denomi-
nations in the 11th district and other points
have been invited; also their Sunday schools,
to participate. At2 80 the baby show will take
place and an appropriate prize has been selected
for the prettiest baby The competition is
limited to those under two years old. Ice.
cream, lemonade, confectionery, cake aud
fruits will be sold. A big day is expected.
The Epworth League Of Fork NJ. E. Church
will give fishing party on Saturday, August
9th, under the auspices of its social department.
Religious services are held by the league from
8 to 8 O'Clock Sunday evenings, to which the
public is invited to enjoy an hour of helpful
religious exercise. Miss Ida Foard was the
leader last Sunday night and Mr.: George Clay
ton will lead next Sunday. The meetings
will be conducted with a view to getting those
who attend to take more interest in the study
and reading daily of the Bible. book that is
very much neglected by large majority OF
Christians
Those who have second crop clover should
cut it as soon as IL comes ont in bloom This Is
very important. If allowed to stand until the
seed forms in the head, before cutting, it will
die at the roots, as its mission is to form seed.
If cut before seed is formed it will continue to
live. This way clover can be kept for several
years growing among the timothy. II you do
not want to make hay out of the second crop,
then NOW it and let it lie on the ground. BE
sure to cut it as soon as it is out in head. All
wheat stubble should be moved just after wheat
is cut. to throw the stubble down as a mulch
around the young clover to protect it from the
hot sun. Then when the young clover grows
throws the strength back into the roots allow
ing it to make more and stronger roots to with
stand the winter. If young clover on wheat
ground is allowed to grow rank it will often
die out in the fall from the strength all going
into the top. Never pasture young clover
Miss Lizzie Woodland, of EaSton, Md, is
visiting at the home of MIR. and Mrs. David A.
Harlan, of this district.
Miss Helen Gorsuch, daughter of DR.. James
+. FL Gorsuch, has gone on a pleasure trip to
Boston.
Miss Margaret Erwin, of this place, and Miss
Lottie Slower, of Baltimore. are visiting Mrs.
Corey, of Fredericksburg, Va.
JamesT. Wilkens son of Mrs. John e. Erwin,
of Fork is spending the summer holiday at
his home here. He will resume his studies at
Dickinson Seminary in the fall.
Mrs. Gorsuch, wife of DIR. ]. F. H. Gorsuch,
our well-known physician, has been indisposed
for some days. r.