The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-03-03

side of Eighth street, CanUOD.
Monday, March IL, by Miller Bros. on the Nc
Mahon farm, Falls road. north OF Mt. wash
ington. mules, horses, heavy wagons, steam
saW-mill outfit, with engine. gum belts, buid-
ing materials. firewood. etc.
Thursday, March is. by Estelle H. Pearce ON the
old York road mile south of Manor store,
10th district, horses, mules. csttle, wagons,
farm implements and machinery, etc.
Monday March 49, by John II. Duncan, assignee,
at Ruxton Station. n; 9. r. r., a country
place of 10 acres, near Ruxton.
Wednesday, March Il, by George Il. and Law
renee B. Meise. executors of Andrew Meise,
near e 1n FuPilerton Belair road also at the
time and place. all the personal property OF
the deceased.
Falls road at the city boundry line, horses,
mules, cattle, hogs, farm implementsf dairy
fixtures poultry, etc.
- Abraham Griffith, of Baltimore county,
mas secured pension at the rate of Sl2 per
month.
- John T. Cross, of Towson, has been ap-
pointed an additional deputy game warden for
Baltimore county.
THE March term of the Circuit Court
will begin next Monday, the 9th. This is
, - Next Sunday, March 4th, will be the first
Sunday in Lent. Easter Sunday will fall this
year Oh the 18th Of April.
! - 1t is now lawful to fish for brook trout
in Baltimore county. The open months are
March. April, May and June.
- helap-robe that was rallied at the katie
klatsch held at st. Joseph's Hall, Belair road,
was won by Mr. John A. Seidel.
- Miss Selma b. Cone has been appointed
postmaster at Chattolanee, Green Spring Val
lev, vice her uncle. Joseph M. Cone, deceased.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Fork NJ. E.
Church, Long Green Circuit, will meet Friday,
March 18TH at the home of Mrs. Leonard Foard.
- Messrs J. w. Wachter and B. II. Pen
deFgast, of Lansdowne, Baltimore county, have
obtained patent for combination key less
lock.
- mo doubt many who have gone wrong
upon earth will be higher in heaven than those
who have forgotten charity in denouncing
them.'
- The people of Ellicott City are working
TO get a reduced fare on the electric railway
from that place to Baltimore. They want a
cent fare.
=. More public sales of personal property
will take place in this county next week. For
particulars consult the advertising columns OF
THE UNION.
- 1t looks now as though we are to escape
a coal strike this year. The "barons" may
have some other scheme of 'pinching" the
- Mr.. g. Franklin Wisner has been ap.
pointed manager of the Guild House in Tow
son. He was formerly principal OF Towson
High School.
= There was nothing lionlike about the
advent of March this week. In fact the month
came in decidedly lamblike, with mild tenn
perature and no wind.
I Two years from next Sunday March 4th,
1909, q new President will be inaugurated at
Washington. You can make fortune if you
\ can name the man now
- The ladies of Hereford Baptist Church
will give an oyster supper in that village, on
Saturday evening, March 10th, to which gen.
eral invitation Is extended.
- The public school at Yeoho, 9Th district,
will give an entertainment, on Saturday even
ing March 10th, for the benefit of the organ
fund Every body is invited.
- Deputy Game Warden Harry Malcolm,
of Towson, has been busy man this week re-
ceiving and delivering the Kansas partridges
that reached here on Wednesday.
> "a young tramp named George King, who
said bis home was in Washington. was run
over by a shifting engine at Parkton on Tues
I day and had both his feet crushed.
- Colds and grip appear to be on the IN.
crease and suffering humanity is keeping the
physicians busy. The atmosphere must be
loaded with the germs of these diseases.
4 If Prof Perky. of the Dread settlement
keeps on he'll own the entire upper end Of Bal
timore county ehortly. He already owns a big
slice of it and is still securing more options.
"A project is now on foot to build an
electric railway from Towson to Glencoe, on
I the Northern Central Railway. We hope tC
see it, but it may be some time before we do.
IA cent rate per mile went into effect
on the Western Maryland Railroad on the LIST
inst, on l 1000 mile books that are sold for Sc
fat and are good for two years from date Of
"a statue of the Blessed Virgin and also
one of the Sacred Heart, ordered by the late
Rev. Matthew 0'Keefe for the Catholic Church
of the Immaculate, Towson, have arrived from
Italy.
- Spring will arrive an the 2lst of March
and the ground hogs grip ends about the samf
time. We have had such "springy" wintel
that we will hardly notice the change when II
takes place.
- Frederick B. Halstead, who for sever4
years kept Halstead's Hotel, on Park Heights
avenue, has filed petition in voluntary bank
ruptcy His liabilities are $5,906.02 and hill
assets 1886.
"a goodly number of ''pink slips" con
tinue to find their way back, to The UNION
Office. There are still many of them in the
hands of the people and they should not bt
overlooked
- Lewis Beaver, employed on the farm oil
Mr. N. Howard Gill; near Mantua Mills, 4th
district, was seriously injured few days age
by colt that kicked and trampled upon him
in the stable.
raise funds with which to build an engine house
for the Volunteer Fire Company. A successfu
supper and bazaar was held two nights last week
to aid the cause.
THE family of the late John H. Fisher
of Belair, has received check for $4,000 from
Der. Mr. Fisher was at one time resident o
Baltimore county.
Governor Warfield on Tuesday signed
the death warrant of Isaac Winder, one of th,
murderers of Gate-keeper Rinehart. He will
be executed in the Jail yard at Towson, or
Friday, March 30th.
-Snow fell over the greater part of th
country on Tuesday, but in most sections muct
heavier than in Maryland. The day follow
ing (the last of the month"; was one of thu
coolest of the winter.
-The December term of the Circuit Cour
commenced on the first Monday of that month
(the 4th) and ended on the 23d of February
when the petit jurors were finally discharged
Some of the jurors made 80 days.
- Week day Lenten services will be held II
Trinity P. E. Church, Towson, as follows
Mondays,5 PM; Wednesdays, Bpm. Fridays
SIM Holy Communion first and third Sun
days at IL A. NJ. and 7.30 A. NJ, respectively.
MIR. s. M. Shoemaker, who was secretar.
of the committee of seven that framed the Law
known as the Shoemaker Road Law, has sen
a letter of thanks to the Junior Gunpowde
Agricultural Club for its action approving tn
law.
The first administration account filed il
the Orphans Court of Baltimore city, show
the value of the personal estate of the late N
Rufus Gill to be S1S7,066. Mr.. Gill; who wa
a native of this county, was a well known
lawyer.
1.-THE regular monthly meeting of tn
Neighborhood improvement Club of Govans
town will be held in the Y. M. c. A. Building
on Tuesday. March 9Th. commencing at $50 I
M. Miss Lent, of the Visiting Nurses Associs
ton, will speak.
Circuit will be held at the parsonage, Mt. Vista
on Saturday, March 18th. This is the last tim
the presiding elder, Rev: DR.. d, .. france, WI va.
preside, as his term expires at the coming se'
sion of conference.
at meeting of the Forest Hill Farmer;
Club few days ago the subject OF farm laoo
was one of the things discussed Mr.. l. !
Brooks said the best thing farmers could d
would be to build tenant houses and get fam
lilies to occupy them.
- on Thursday night of last week an al
loan exhibition and supper was held in tn
lecture room of Emmanuel T. 4. Church, Glen
cos for the benefit of the church. Among th
exhibits were two beautiful shawls valued q
$500 and 81, 600 each.