The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-09-01

Hyde's, 18th District. There is scarcely 6
discussion without the threadbare topic more
rain" becoming the absorbing theme: Every.
thing is soaked and the prevailing dampness
and menace everywhere. The farmers are
seriously handicapped in their work and IN
securing with profit their yield of fruit, tomatoe
and potatoes. However, the springs are filling
up the pastures are green and plentiful and
the corn was never better or more promising.
The s. N. Hyde Company recently sold its
valuable farm here is preparing for and will
soon commence the public sale of the personal
property belonging to the same, which includes
up to date implements. machinery, stock. etc.
Hillendale Farm, belonging to Miss Eliza
beth Jenkins, announces a wheat crop that
will be hard to beat. The yield from fallow
ground, that suffered greatly from the recent
storms of rain and wind, averaged 40 bushels,
(thresher's measure) to the acre, and wheat
from corn ground. seeded October 10th, 1910,
returned 224 bushels. expressing in volumns
the fertility and high state OF cultivation ofths
well known estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Dilworth and son Paul
are enjoying the hospitality Of relatives at
Cambridge, Md, and, incidentally, touring the
beautiful Eastern Shore in their automobile.
Mr.. Frank h. Ady is lying critically ill with
bronchitis at the home of his mother in Long
Green, and Mr.. Benjamin w. Ady, Jr., is
rapidly. convelescing from serious attack of
typhoid fever. Both are sons of the late Ben
jamin w. Ady. DIR. J. F. II. Gorsuch is in at
| tendance.
Miss Emma Hunt, of Towson, recently made
| visit to this section and was warmly welcomed
| by her numerous friends.
| Mr.. Augustus Drewry, of Richmond, Va, is
the guest of his brother. Mr.. Clay Drewry, Jr,
| of this place.
Mr.. Clinton Morgan. of Philadelphia, spent
| his annual vacation here and was 10th to leave
| txs.k h. 80 kkn rapdn nF
| country.
Everybody is going to the fair next week
| and with favorable weather Timonium may
| well be proud of the bevy of pretty girls that
will represent this locality. Words are made
quate and fail to describe the beautiful peek "a
| boos, blouse effects and pretty Peter Pans"
| that are going along.
Public School No. IL will open September
| 10th and much satisfaction is expressed by the
| return of Miss Fannie LOchary as teacher.
| September 18th the final tournament will be
held for the benefit of st. Marks Church, Rev.
| ]. B. Hauck, pastor. at Fallston, and as this
| congregation is included in the Long Green
parish, many residents of this vicinity will
attend. HOWARD.
Jacksonville and Sunnybrook, 10th Dis
trict.-The midsummer social held at Sweet
Air Hall by the ladies of Chestnut Grove Pres.
byterian Church proved to be a very successful
and enjoyable affair. The decorations of the
hall were elaborate and beautiful and the
ladies in charge of the affair deserve the high
est praise for the excellence of their manage
ment. Many fancy articles were disposed of
and the well was a source of much pleasure to
many. A large sum was realized and the
ladies were eated at the success of the affair.
Mr.. Alfred Day. of Baltimore, was presented
with q beautiful picture painted by Mrs.
Schmalhorst, the pastors wife. for having
produced what was thought to be the best St
A photograph of the interior decorations of
the hall was taken.
The installation of Rev. w. L. Schmalhorst
as pastor of Chestnut Grove Church was an
impressive ceremony that was witnessed by
large congregation. Rev. Samuel h. Engle, of
Bethel Church, gave the charge to the congre-
cation; Rev. s. s. Greenwich, of Balair, in
stalled the pastor, and Rev. Mr.. Stewart, a
collegemate of Rev. Mr.. Schmalhorst preached
the sermon.
The annual picnic of the Sunday school of
Chestnut Grove Church was held in the grove
adjoining the church, on Wednesday afternoon.
reunion of the families of Messrs. b. r..
and Joshua Shipley took place few days ago
at Maple Grove, near Sunny brook, in honor
of Dr. and Mrs. E. r. Lodgsdon and Mr.. and
Mrs. David. Wilkinson, of GAINESVILLE, 0. Mrs.
Wilkinson and DIR. Lodgsdon are sister and
brother of Mrs. B. r. Shipley and they had
not seen each other in thirty years: Messrs
William, Benjamin, Edward and Frederick
Shpley represented three generations. Mr..
berger, Florence Bode, Messrs. Peter and
Joseph Miller and Henry Amrein were also
guests.
Miss Ray Brown led the Young Peoples c.
E. meeting at Chestnut Grove last Sunday
night.
The frequent and heavy rains are having
bad effect upon the roads and much extra
work will be required to repair them. M.
White Hail. N. G. r. R.-Mrs. Fannie "
STREET., wife of Mr.. ]. Frank Street,, died at
her home at Shawsville, on Sunday last, from
a complication of diseases, aged SO years. Be-
sides her husband she is survived by two sis
tiers and brother-Mr. James Garrett. The
funeral took place on Wednesday at Ayres' M.
P. Church, where the interment was made,
The Sunday school of West Liberty NJ e.
Church held its annual picnic on Thursday of
last week in Mr.. John w. Trout's grove. Rev.
George r. Sanner the pastor, Rev. 7. M. West,
of Hereford Circuit, and Rev. Franklin Hart
man, of Stewartstown, made addresses and
there were Rotations by Misses Hila Gemmill,
Edna Almony and Lizzie HolliDgsworth. Mr..
w. Frank Rutledge is superintendent of the
school,
The annual reunion of the five churches of
Parkton Circuit, Rev. George r. Sanner, pas
tor, will be held on Thursday in the grove
near Stabler's Church. Several former pastors
of the circuit were present and made addresses.
There were also several Rotations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Henderson, who spent
two weeks with relatives and friends in this
section of the county, have returned to their
home in Indianapolis, Ind.
Mr.. William T. Burns, of this place, is hav-
ing q house built here, Mr.. V. K. Young, of
Hereford, being the contractor; Mr.: Eli w.
Talbot is also about to begin building here.
Mr.. John T. Burns has secured the contract.
Rev. s. NJ. Engle and wife, who spent two
weeks at Ocean Grove, n. j., have returned.
Miss Bertha Elliott. of this place, has as her
guest Miss Charlotte Evans, of Roland Park.
NJ Wilmer 0f RalfiunOrQ
have been visiting Mr.. j G. Almony, of White
Hall. b.
Knoebel, 10th District.--Farmers in this
neighborhood are getting ready for the COM
ing Timonium Fair, collecting their graln
vegetables and fruits, while their faithful wives
are preparing bread, cakes. jellies and pre-
serves of all kinds also dainty and appetizng
luncheons for their city friends and relatives.
Mr.. Charles Newman, who had been spend
ing some time with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Washing
ton Knoebel, has returned to his home in
Washington, d. G.
Mr.. Irving Kane youngest son of Mr.. James
G. Kane, who had been quite sick at his home,
is improving He is under the care OF DR..
John s. Green.
Miss Minnie Graeffe is entertaining few &C
her friends at her home at this place.
Mr.. Milton Dance, who has been sick, is con-
valescent. He was for many years success
full farmer of the 10th district.
Miss Harriet Grason, of Towson, is spend
ing fortnight with Miss Eleanor Green, of
Long Green Valley.
Miss Nettie H, Galloway, who has been Wis
iting Miss Katheryne M. Patterson, has re-
turned to her home.
Mr. Willard Dance is spending a month
with his aunt. Mrs. Edward Ensor, of Fred.
erick county, Md. K.
Loreley, 18th District.-A wildcat that was
believed to have escaped from travelling show,
WAS shot and killed by resident of this neigh
borhood a few days ago.
Mr.. Charles Dyer, Of Bradshaw, in company
with Mr.. Z. A. Gorsuch, of Baltimore. has
gone to Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands and
other points of interest in the North.
Miss Mildred Bowerman, of Baltimore, spent
several days last week with Mr.. Harry III.
Bowerman, of this place.
Miss Helen Robinson, of Carrollton avenue,
Baltimore, spent last week with friends here.
Miss Rose Wheeler and brother of Kalmia,
Hartford county, are visiting Miss Mabel
Stanton, of Loreley.
Mrs. John G. Bell and daughter, of Balti-
more, are spending some time at their home
here.
Mrs. ]. TAYLOR Baxter and children have