The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-11-11
Hvda,s. llth pistrict.-In the recollection

Hyde's, 18th District.-In the recollection
of our Oldest voter more dismal more lnac-
tive and lifeless election was never before re-
corded in the history of this community, and:
save for the exhilaration resulting from the
usual and nOticeable) generous distribution
of sweet cider C), a casual passerby would
have hardly supposed it the occasion OF SO i'm
pOrtant an event. Aside from the issue irreelst-
able, feeling of general satisfaction prevails,
especially in the choice of the Chief Judge,
who has the admiration of everybody.
Farmers are very busy husking corn, piOw-
ing and safely housing and preparing for the
winter. creditable and up-tO date display 10
the condition and appearance of the B. N. HYDE
Company farm, under the able management
of Mr.. Thomas Foard, who reports over 100
acres plowed, wheat fourishing, much fodder
under cover and everything ready for the COM
ing inclemency.
The fine new mansion being built by Mr..
Dennis ]. Shannahan, of Fallston, for MIR. w.
Armour Jenkins. in this valley, is near COM
pletion and fast assuming proportions OF archl-
tectural beauty that will compare favorably
with any residence in the county.
Mr.. Clay Drewry, Jr., is spending a fortnight
in New York city at the Waldorf-Astoria, on
his annual business tour.
Mr.. John T. Love and family, who spent the
summer here, have removed to Baltimore for
the winter
Master Paul Hyde Dilworth, the most popu-
lescing from a three months serious illness,
under the care of DR.. John s. Green.
Miss Harriet Parson, the efficient teacher OF
st. Johns School, has entered the Maryland
University Training School for Nurses, much
to the regret of her large circle of friends
Public School No. IL, taught by Miss l.. M.
Beatty, is hourishing, with full attendance.
Mrs. H. w. Knoebel and son are spending
few days in Atlantic City and enjoying the
pleasures of the sea shore.
The residents of this community, lrrespec-
tive of creed, are manifesting much interest IN
the announced religious mission to be held in
st. Johns Catholic Church, Long Green Val
ley, from November 18th to the 18th, inclu-
sive, for the spiritual benefit and instruction
of both Catholics and non Catholics. the latter
innovation to be particular feature of the oc-
casion, arranged especially by the pastor, Rev.
]. b. Hauck, in Difference to many requests
and enlightenment of his numerous coterie OF
personal friends. The services, conducted by
the Redemptorist Fathers will include inter-
esting lectures on timely topics. instructions.
answering questions, &c; while the Chief
characteristics will be the enquiry class and
question-box that will receive written queries
or questions on religious themes pertaining to
the Catholic doctrine and not understood by
nom Catholics. The mission will be in charge
of Rev. Albert Sterne, the famous and power
full misson-w worker among non-members OF
the Catholic Church. The opening services
for non-Catholics will be held in the School
Hall. commencing promptly at 7.30 P. M, and
throughout the week at the same
hour, while the services for Catholics will be
held at the same time in the church.
Many seasonable pleasures are in anticipa-
ton for the Thanksgiving holiday. Dances,
card parties and even weddings are being
planned while the turkey gobbletb and look
eth askance. HOWARD.