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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-12-08
Lodge ofacers Elected.-At a regular

Lodge Ofncers Elected.-At a regular
meeting of Towson Lodge, No. 70, l. o. o. f.,
held on Thursday night, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Noble Grand-Thomas G. Stevenson.
ice.Grand-Hugh P. Price.
Recording Secretary-William Grason.
Permanent Secretary-George W. Seipp.
Treasurer-W. Gill Smith.
Representative to Grand Lodge-Willam S.
Keech.
Thirty-three Past Grands were present and
voted for Dr. John s. Green, of Bethany Lodge.
for Grand Warden of the Grand Lodge of
MARYLAND, and also for Past Grand Master
William Grason for Grand Representative to
the Sovereign Grand Lodge.
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Those having business with the Bal
timore County Orphans Court where
In the publication Of Notice to Credi-
tors and other advertising is necessary.
are requested to leave pOsitive orders
with the Court when they wish such
advertising to appear in The BAIrI-
MORE COUNTY UNION. If they fail to
give such order the business may be
diverted into other channels.
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Received Call to Elkridge.-Rev. Robert
A. Castleman, who has been for over eleven
years rector of Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal
Church, Belair, received, on Saturday, call
to take charge of Grace Church, Elkridge,
Howard county, says the Times. He has not
as yet signifed his intentions in the matter,
but will probably do so at an early date. Mr..
Castleman assumed charge of Emmanuel
Church on the first Sunday in August, 1895,
and since that date has labored earnestly and
faithfully to advance the interests of the parish,
having accomplished a vast deal of good.
During his incumbency the present handsome
and commodious edifice has been erected and
the debt thereon has been reduced from $4,000
to So, 500; the chancel has been newly furnish
ed in a style which will compare favorabIy
with any rural church in Maryland; fine
organ has been erected, at a cost of 81 900, all
of which has been paid. and in addition the
present efficient and well equipped vested choir
has been organized and trained. During his
rectorship about one hundred persons have
been presented for confirmation and the church
is in healthy condition. Highly esteemed by
all and deservedly popular, should he decide
to cast his lot elsewhere he will leave both in
Belair and Delta, where through his efforts
new church has been added to the diocese of
Harrisburg, host of friends whose good
wishes will accompany him to his new field of
labor.
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sues Railroad Company for Damages.

Mr.. William Cotton, attorney for Mrs. AL
len, wife of Mr.. Samuel c. Allen, of Long
Green Valley, on Wednesday filed a suit in
the Court of Common Pleas of Baltimore city,
against the Northern Central Railway Com
pany and the Pennsylvania Railway Conn
of her father, Calvin s. Harlan. She alleges
that on November 9Th, 1906, while he was
driving on a highway in Baltimore county,
near Ashland, his carriage was struck by an
engine of the defendants, throwing him out
with such force that death ensued the same
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Must Not Let Politics Creep In.-The
Highlandtown Sentinel of last week said :
"Towson has formed an improvement associa-
ton for the betterment of certain conditions
existing in the town. Such an organization
can do much good if kept free from politics,
but its career will be short if craftsmanship is
allowed to creep into the meetings. Highland
town has had an experience in this respect
and its improvement association --once power
for goods now but memory"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-12-08

Marriage Licenses In November.-Dur-
ing the month of November Mr.. William P.
Cole, Clerk of the Circuit Court, issued marriage
licenses to the following persons:
WHITE.
August Whitehurst to Carrie L. Groskopf.
Maurice E. Disc to Nettie M. Ness.
William Taylor Phipps to Julianna e. Lyons.
Oliver G. Gore to Lula P. Todd.
William o. Mielke to Bertha V. Ports.
Wesley G. Cooper to Rachel D. Howard.
Cornelius Berger to LYDIA E. Leach.
John G. Frank to Lula M. Thompson.
Everett E. Coles to Pearla Litzinger.
George j. Westermann to Barbara M. Kerit.
Emanuel Knox to Lillian Hime.
Samuel l. Mansfield to Mary X. Traband.
Fred. G. Unkert to Annie Klass.
John H. Phillips to Margaret Kunert.
August w. Fischer to Sophia Andre.
John r. Peregoy to Fife NJ. Hale.
Clarence E. Manohan to Ida G. Baumgart.
George r. Huston to Lille B. Devese.
Corbin G. Cogswell to Ethel B. Cox.
John II. Rever to Anna A. Schneider.
George f. M. Mccullough to Laura +. Smith.
John L. Drexel to Bertha /. Phillips
Casper j. Long to Emma V. Cummins.
Walter s. Brinkmann to Edna B. Wacker.
John B. Behr to Emma V. Humphreys.
Richard Kunkel to Elizabeth Bernhard.
Nimrod F. Hart to Delda NJ. Cleaver.
Patrick Brady to Catherine Smith.
William W. Parrish to Myrtle Il. Bryant.
Raymond P. Howard to Pearl P. Tracey.
Gerhard j. KOrmann to Bertha Knop.
]. Emory Cockey to Mabel Sven.
Charles Markle to Anna M. Wallace.
Columbus Tracey to Ivy j. Thompson.
Alfred c. Hubbard to Emma J. Quick.
g. J. Schnessler to Catherine Schatzschneider.
Charles L. Kone to Lulu E. link.
B. F. Wilson, Jr., to Georgianna Q. Willinghan
Lewis q. Hofine to Maggie M. Becker.
Charles Ogle to Emma KONG.
Frank s. Hance to Stella +. Slade.
Howard G. Jackson to Mabrey Carroll.
William N. Thomas to Katie e. King.
Conrad Zinkhan, ST., to Olive P. Leight
Harry G. Williams to Edith A. Bowen.
Louis H. PLACER to Irene e. March.
Julius w. Hafner to Lulu Rode.
John w. Strauss to Helen NJ. Merle.
Ralph w. Rider to Ruth P. Klingelhofer.
William Munk 10 Mary Moll.
Joseph G.. Oechsler to Lille E. CLASSIFY.
CoLoRED.
Joseph Jackson to Frances ID. NJ. James.
William Rogers to Ollie NJ. Hail.
Charles H. Williams to Mary J. Jones.
James l.. Brooks to Jessie A. Demines.
David Howard to Adde r. Burley.
Osborne Spriggs to Mary E. Lggins.
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This Hardly Seems Credible.-We find
the following item in the December number of
the Maryland Monthly Magazine, published at
Reisterstown: Gas late as 1916 there were no
public roads leading from Reistersrown to
Cockeysville. All the lands now known as
NeeTs and MAYORS farms, Glyndon. Emory
Grove, DR.. Leases and extending from Duck
er's Row to Cockeysville, with but few excep-
tons, were unfenced commons open to the
public"
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An Organization of Property Holders.
The property holders of Plat No. of Roland
Park incorporated an association on Tuesday
under the name of the Property holders Con-
corporators are Messrs. Henry P. Hynson,
George w. Tall, Charles D. Cugle, Louis l.
Turner, w. F. Smith, NJ. G. Porter and Henry
r. Sharpless.
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anctioneer. sold at the Court House door on
Monday, for Messrs. Emanuel W.: Herman,
John /. Yellott, Lawrence W. Parks and
Elisha E. Parks, trustees in the equity case Of
Mary E. Caples and others against Anna B..
Parks and others, the farm Of the late John
r. Parks, situated on the east side OF the York
tnrnnike' opposite Texas, 9Th district pur-
chased BY Mr.. William g. Parks for s12,25O.
THE place contains 155 acres and is we'll i'm.
proved. It adjoins the lands Of Mr.. Elisha F.
Parks, the late Mrs. Joshua F. G. Talbot and
others. The purchaser is son of ex-County
Treasurer William Parks and a son-inlaw of
the late John r. Parks. Heis an active young
farmer.
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SALES ADVERTISED IN "THE UNION

5ALES ADVERTISED IN 1.-THE UNION'"
Monday, December, 10, by Mrs. James Henry,
on the Philadelphia road, near the 10 mile
gate, horses, mules, cows. hogs, wagons.
farm implements, etc.
Wednesday. December 10. by Gottleib Hanf. at
Blenhefm, 10th district. horse, COWS, farming
implements, wagons, household and kitchen
furniture. etc.
Wednesday. December 10. by Louis P. Knox, at
the emile House, Hartford road, cocktail
bay horse.
January 5, by ]. w. Davage, on the
premises. q small farm near Hartley, 18th
dfafrlnf
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Raspeburg, 18th Dt3trict.-The whats
in "a Name Social" held at the home of Mrs.
Charles Selling, on Thanksgiving night by the
Ladies' Aid Society of Gatch's NJ. E. Church,
proved very successful and snug sum was
realized. A very enjoyable program was pre-
sented and refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Neumayer. of Wash
ington, D. c., spent week with relatives and
friends of this neighborhood
Miss Katibel Selling, of this place, who spent
the last two months with relatives in York,
Pa, has returned to her home, much benefited
by her trip.
Mr.. H. Clifton Mccormick, of Fullerton, is
having very pretty cottage erected on por-
ton of his mothers estate, known as mark
Alexander's Range" which he will occupy
some time in the early spring. Mr.. VIM Get
tier, of Hamilton, is the contractor and builder.
Rev. T. E. Peters, of Waverly M E. Church,
will deliver a lecture at Gatchs Church, on
Monday evening, December 18th, at o'clock.
Subject-"Bridles and Spurs" Mr. Peters is a
very fine orator and is well worth going miles
to hear This subject is one of his latest and
the public is asked to hear it.
Miss Stella Slade, of this place, was married
on Thanksgiving evening, at Gatch's M. E.
Church, to Mr.. Frank Hance, of LAUREL Md
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Ralph
Pearce and was witnessed by large assem-
blage The bride was dressed in cream crepe
de chine trimmed with lace and carried Bride
roses. After the ceremony a wedding supper
was given at the home of the brides parents
at ROckdale, after which the couple left for
Laurel, their future home. G.
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Toweon Improvement Association Or
Standardization on the Water Question:
"A largely attended meeting of the citizens OF
Towson was held at the Guild House on We'd
nesday night the object being to permanently
organize an improvement association for the
| town and its immediate vicinity. DR.. r. G.
Massenburg presided. and Mr.. e. Stanton Bos-
ley was secretary. The association is formed
for the general improvement of the town
and to consider all subjects affecting the
community.
A constitution and bylaws were adopted.
They limit the scope of the association to
territory extending three-quarters or mile
from the Court House. ANY taxpayer or prop
erty owner having interests in the village and
not q resident can become member.
The following directors were elected DR..
r. G. Massenburg. Major John I. Yellott. VIM.
p. Cole. Charles E. Fendall, Col. ID. g. Mcln-
tosh, Dixon G. Walker and Henry G. Long
necker.
The directors selected officers as follows
President-James j.. Lindsay.
Vice resdent-N. d. r. Allen.
Treasurer-W. Clarence Craumer.
Secretary-T. Scott Offutt.
The water question was then taken up and
fully discussed by Col. Mcintosh, Major yell
lott, Mr.. Charles e. Fendall, Mr.. John Grason
and others. The committee appointed at
former meeting, consisting of Col. ID. G McIn-
tosh and MeSSrs. James j. Lindsay ana q: Il.
Fendall, to investigate Rockburn creek and to
6Ct WudtCfCI AnAOtAudtiOh ~ SOuiO ooOu" III
proposed change, was continued and directed
to report at the next meeting, and was increased
by the addition of Major Yellott and Mr.. John
Grason.
The association unanimously adopted the
following resolution:
''That, upon the best information we can get
up to the present time it is the opinion of this
association that the proposed action of the
Baltimore County Water and Electric Com
pany, by which Towson will be deprived Gifts
present pure water supply and avesnbstituted
therefor water of doubtful character, is fraught
with great danger to our health and property
interests, and have therefore pledged our
best efforts to prevent the proposed change OF
water supply"
The stated meetings of the association will
empowered to call meetings oftener as oc-
casion should arise.
The charter members of the association who
signed the roll and paid the yearly fee of %
cents are:
John I. YellOtt, Charles r. Fendall,
r. Scott Offutt, Benjamin p Butler,
John Grason, John M. Shea,
d. g. Mcintosh, DIR. r. G. Massenburg,
John c. Perkins, Elmer ]. Cook,
Frank I. Wheeler, w. Clarence Craumer,
William p. Cole. John F. Anderson,
James ]. Lindsay, Thomas w. Ohutt,
Arthur L. Bosey, Henry G.. Shirley,
z. Howard Isaac George e. Wright,
Thomas G. Bru1f, Louis Hergenrather,
John B. Longnecker, Dixon @. Walker,
H. G. Longnecker, N. d. R. Allen,
Rein H. Denny, E. Stanton Bosley,
DIR. Harry g. Jarrett. DIR. A. G. McCurdy.
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aUNpowDna AGRICULTURAL CLUB.

Monthly Meeting at Mr.. Bacon's Farm
The Farm Labor Problem Consid-
ered-How it Can be Solved
Inspection Committee's Re-
port Of Mr.. Crowther's
Farm-The Fodder
Question Con-
sidered,
Etc.
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Lauraville, Hartford Road.-The Laura
vile Voluneer Fire Company was called out to
a fire in woods on the Belair road but it was
put out by others. This company held a
most enjoyable time was had by all who at
tended.
The Suburban Bank of Lauraville and Ham
ilton is in a fourishing condition, and all resi-
dents are respectfully invited TO patronize it.
his many patrons on Thanksgiving day was
largely attended.
Hamilton Hall had slight fire on Wednes-
day, but it was put out with very little damage.
Lauravile Volunteer Company was called
out the same evening to put out fire at the
residence of Mr.. Charles Seton, at Hamilton.
The above company has mascot in the shape
of big brown curly dog which belongs to the
D. Markley Supply Company. He always
which is the dogs name, runs to the truck
house and barks until the truck leaves. H.
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Found Dead in His House.---Nathaniel
Smith, who lived alone in small house on
fhe Kurtz farm at Oregon, 9th district, was
fonnd dead by neighbors last Monday. He
had been living there about six months. Mr..
smith. who was painter by trade, was about
GO wears of age and unmarried. The cause of
his death is supposed to have been paralysis.
MI. George w. Smith, of Hereford, is brother
of the deceased.
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Upper Falls, 18th District.-Miss Lena
Hanna, of Franklinville, and Mr.. Woodley
Pyle were married Thanksgiving evening, at
the home of the BRIDES parents
Miss Grace Wann, student at the State
Normal School, spent the Thanksgiving holi-
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wann,
of Franklinville.
The Epworth League of Salem NJ. E. Church
elected the following delegates and alternates
to the convention held in Baltimore this week
Delegates-Mr. G. w. Montgomery, Mr.. ]. E.
Standiford, Mrs. Joshua Hammond, Miss
Elenora Corbin and Mr. Thomas Wells alter
nates-Mr. William Barton, Miss Lucy De-
moss, Miss Elsie Burton. Mrs. Flora Hagan
and Mr.. David Mummy; nominating COM
mittee-Mr. G. W. Montgomery.
A very successful protracted meeting is in
progress at Salem Church, conducted by the
PASTOR Rev. M. L. Beall. He is assisted by
Revs. George T. Leech and William Lambright,
of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. A. Ely and daughter, of
Baltimore, and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Thompson,
of Bradshaw, spent Thanksgiving with Mr..
and Mrs. ]. H. Burton of this place.
Mr.. Harry HURT and family, of Dickeyville,
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Ferguson. B.
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Greenwood, 18th District.-On Wednesday
night Leah Lodge of Rebecka, of Glen-Arm,
gave a complimentary supper to the members
of Bethany Lodge. Despite the very inclement
weather the attendance was good and very
enjoyable evening was spent. OF course the
supper was fine-with so many excellent house
keepers to provide it-and that the guests did
it ample Justice goes without saying.
Mr. William Piper, who had been sick for
some time, is able to be out again.
Mr.. Marion Sherman, superintendent of
the Court House at Towson, who was indis-
posed for some time and confined to his home
in this district, has recovered sufficiently to be
able to resume his duties.
Rev. NJ. L. Beall will preach and administer
communion at Waugh Church, Sunday, De-
cember 9th, at II A. NJ. Epworth League SER
vice at 7.30 P. NJ. All will be welcome. ].
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Milling Company Elects Onhcers.-The
stockholders of the White Hall Grain, Milling
and Supply Company, at their annual meeting
held few days ago, elected the following OF
ficers for the ensuing year: President, Nelson
Gilbert vice-president G. c. Slade; secretary,
M. w. Balm; treasurer and superintendent,
Samuel w. Black. The business headquarters
of the company is at White He'll, N. c. r. 4.
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Loreley, 18th District-"Montana joe"
who is pushing wheelbarrow from New York
to Texas, passed through this place last Satur-
day. He stopped long enough to show the
bows some slight-of hand tricks.
Miss Ida Turner, of Millington, Kent county,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Nichols, Of
this place.
Mrs. Lawrence Brown. who had been visit.
ing her sister in Hartford county, has returned
to her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Bell, of Baltimore, spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Baxter.
of this place.
Messrs. Robert Shut and Cecil Jones. of
Baltimore, were guests last week of Miss Jennie
Dreyer, Of Loreley. L.
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Dulany's Valley, 10th District. = Miss
May Dukehart and her brother, Mr.. Charles
Dukehart, of Baltimore, spent the Thanksgiv-
ing holiday with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dukehart, of this valley.
A valuable horse belonging to Mr.. Maurice
Dapprich, superintendent of Loeb Raven, sus
tanned fatal injury few days ago BY rum
ming the sharp point of fencerail into its
breast.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Albright attended the
Epworth League convention of East Baltimore
District that was held on Thursday and Friday
of this week.
The oyster supper held last week at Dulany's
Valley school house was successful affair, the
receipts having been $40.
Mr.. Clayton Gompf, of this valley, has gone
to Baltimore to study electrical engineering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mullen are visiting rela-
tives in Baltimore. I.
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All the Attachments Quashed.-In the
Circuit Court here on Monday five attachments,
in the aggregate amounting to about 5000,
secured against the property Of Mrs. Helen A.
w. Cowen, widow Of John K. Cowen were
ouashed. When the attachments were laid 1t
was alleged that Mrs. Cowen was nonresi-
dent of the State. She was in court on Monday
and stated that she was not nonresident.
Mr.. George Whitelock and Mr.. W. Thomas
Kemp, also Mr.. James V. Dignowity testified
that Mrs. Cowen was not a nonresident when
the attachments were laid, about November,
Messrs. DaIlam & Marbury represented four
of the attaching creditors. These and the
amounts alleged to be due them by Mrs: Cowen
are L. A. Dieter. SLIT; VIM; J: 2: D1dIany
pany. Sl'o97 SO, and Bach, Myers & Hammar-
strom, $500.
Mr.. Roland B. Harvey represented the Bel
vedere Building Company, trading. as the
Hotel Belvedere. This company laid an at
tachment for $4046S. Mr.. David Stewart ap.
peared for Mrs. Cowen. who owns the large
farm in lower Long Green Valley known as
Notch Cliff.
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Perry Hall, 18th District.-A surprise
party was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jasper,
by the members of st. Michaels Lutheran
Church. at their home here, on Tuesday night,
November 9th, in honor of Mr.. Jasper's 5Sth
birthday. Rev. o. E. Swinehart. pastor of the
church, was present and made some suitable
was much enjoyed by all present, refreshments
being served at a late hour. In the party were
Mrs Swinehart, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hollands,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Schroeder. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Schroeder, Mr.. and Mrs E. J. Schroeder,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vogt, Mr.. and Mrs. George
and Mrs. John Horn, Mrs. A. Hoffmeister,
Mrs. Joseph Huber, Misses Susie Hollands,
Edna Danneman. Minnie Berkowske. Kate
Vogt, Annie Hoffmeister, Elizabeth Jasper,
MIR. John Hollands and others. Mr.. William
Schroeder presented Mrs. Jasper with large
bunch of beautiful pink carnations. x.
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Golden Wedding Anniversaries.-Mr.
and Mrs. William II. Ehlers celebrated the
tiftieth anniversary of their marriage last Sat
urday evening at Linden, the home of MIR.
Ehler's brother, Mr.. Lewis Ehlers, near Irving
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Ehlers entered to the strains
of the wedding march from "Lohengrin,"
played by Miss Elsye Olivia Milburn. They
took their places under an arch of green's, from
which was suspended Wedding bell OF yellow
chrysanthemums. Rev. Charles Shannon
Biggs made few appropriate remarks. Re.
freshments were served. A large number OF
guests were present and many beautiful pres
ents were received.
On Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Christian J. Smith
celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their
marriage at their home in Govanstown by
giving reception to their relatives and friends
at their residence on Glenwood avenue. The
couple were married on December 4th 1885, in
Washington. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Smith were
born in Germany, but they have lived in this
country nearly all their lives. Mr.. Smith is q
well-known confectioner in Baltimore. he is
also prominent member of the Odd Fellows
and also of Hebron Encampment and of Can
ton Monumental. He and his wife are known
as the father and mother of Queen Esther
Rebekah Lodge, they having founded it. The
couple have had ten children-six sons and
four daughters. There are also fifteen grand
children.
Railroad Company Brought Suit for
Small Amount.-A dispatch from York dated
December I'd says: Counter suits, which will
prove to be costly, were heard here yesterday
in which the only sum involved was Sc, the
parties thereto being the Maryland and Penn
sylvania Railroad Company and II. W. Mccall.
Of this city. The railroad company had sued
Mr.. Mccall for 81. claimed as demurrage on
car in which he had shipped some goods. MI.
Mccall brought counter suit against the
railroad company for SIS for the alleged loss Of
wheat which he claimed had sifted through
one of the companys cars. Mr.. Mccall OBJ.
tanned judgment in his suit, while the case Of
held under consideration by Alderman N. G.
May"
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Rossville, 18th Distrlct.-The Church Of
the Holy Comforter held Thanksgiving and
harvest home services, and the church was
beautifully decorated with fruits, vegetables
and evergreens. Rev. Joseph Baker is the
rector. Service is held every Sunday at II A. NJ.
We are glad to say that the section of road
from Grange Hall to Poplar Hotel has been
repaired and covered with crushed stone, under
the supervision of Mr.. James T. Milling.
Yard 49, of the Baltimore Brick Company,
will run this winter, which will please all the
people surrounding.
All of the farmers of this section are ready
for winter, and the past few days has made
them think of hog killing time: Mr.. George
7. Solomon has six hogs that will average 800
lbs. each. They are about 10 months old.
The congregation of Zion Evangelical Church
will have Rev. Mr.. Ellenberger, of Baltimore,
at their church on Sunday, December 9th, at
2.30 P. NJ. All are invited to come. Sunday
school at 100 P. NJ.
The Philadelphia Road Improvement Asso-
citation has made an effort to get electric lights
on that road, and it is hoped that they may
get an electric railway also. d.