The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-10-13

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wednesday, October II. by @. Ross Mace and
Charles Brockmeyer. trustees. on Ine prem prem,
Hill Belair road /; also, the personal enects
OF the late John L. Pfelfer.x
s Tc'OR az he court House door, farm Of
3l5 acres in Green Spring Valley.
Tuesday. October %, by the 3. n. HYDE Compa-
nv, at Hyde's, Long Green valley, extern
sive sale OF horses. mules. cattle, farm Inn
plements and machinery, wagons, canning
house OUTFIT. household and Kitchen furni-
Thursday, October Is. by E. w. Herman. trus-
tee, on the premises, a small farm near Her
efsects Of DIN Mar ar Hamilton. deceased.
Thursday, October %, by J. Edw. Orr1son, agent
for the owner. on the York pike north OF
Cockeysville, horses. COWS, vehicles, house,
hold furniture, etc.
This is the season when careless people
eat toadstools for mushrooms and then die.
There was frost in some sections Of Balti-
more county last Monday morning, but not
enough to do any injury to vegetation.
THE ladies of My Lady's Manor have
reoreanized their book club for the fall and
winter and weekly meetings are being held:
Mr. E. w. Heinbuch, of Rosedale, Phila-
delphia road, is erecting a large greenhouse
that will be ready for occupancy by Novem-
- Rev. NJ. L. Beall will preach at Waugh
NJ. E. Church, Greenwood, on Sunday. October
14th, at IL A. NJ. Epworth League service at
- Several inches of snow fell in Allegany
county on Wednesday morning., which IS
something unusual for Maryland at this time
of the year.
idIy this week, and it is evident that land
owners are fortifying themselves against prowl.
'"s s.MNT M. Robert M. Taylor's Gray Rock won
in the hunting class at the Richmond lVa)
horse show on Thursday. The competition
-The annual horse show of the Green
Spring Valley Hunt Club will take place at the
Kennels Enthusiastically. The judging Will
begin at ii A. NJ.
- The season for outdoor amusements is
over for the present year, except for the fox
hunters and football players and this IS their
time of all others.
- Deputy Sheriff John F. Anderson went
after big game last Saturday when he attached
nine ostriches at Electric Park to satisfy
claim of 81, 573.69
Cook, of the School Board, for the past fiscal
year is published in the advertising columns OF
THE UNION today.
- Mr.. w. Bernard Duke, of Sherwood,
exhibited his herd of Hereford cattle at the
Hagerstown fair this week and captured some
of the blue ribbons.
- A band of Gypsies is encamped at STAINS
bury's Gap, about mile east of Towson, on the
Joppa road. It lis the same party that has been
camping there for several years.
= AT st. Joseph's Catholic Church, Texas,
on Sunday morning last class of 46 boys and
girls took their first communion. Rev. X. u.
Campbell is pastor of the church.
The infant daughter of the late Thomas
B. Butler, of Towson, died on the 9th instant
and was buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery
at Goyanstown on WEDNESDAY afternoon dshsr t.
Gainesville National Bank, has purchased
cottage and lot on Ingleside avenue, Cations
vile. and will shortly occupy It as bis home. ;.
- The old Changers Hotel in Belair. kept
by Mr.. Lawrence Forwood, was damaged by
fire on Thursday morning to the extent Of
about 81 900. A defective hue was the cause.
"a large cherry tree on the farm OF Mrs.
Eleanor Howard, of My Lady's Manor, was
struck by lightning few days ago and set on
fire and it burned for nearly two days afterward.
->The potato crop Of Baltimore county has
been unusually large this year, but some fears
are expressed that the potatoes will not keep
because. of so much rain during July and
August.
public school buildings in the State. 1t will
be substantial structure of stone and brick,
amply large enough to answer all purposes for
years to come.
THE 9th district. with its rapidly grow
ing population, is sadly in need OF law to
regulate building. There is not an incorporated
- From ii bushels of Fultz wheat, bought
from Mr.. John M. Griffith, of Mt. Vista, 18th
district, Mr.. Philip A. DeBaugh. of the Old
Hartford road, raised this season 165 bushels OF
extra fine grain.
->The registration officers will have their
final sitting for this year on Tuesday next,
18th instant, but this will be for revision OF
the lists only. No new names can be regis
tered at this sitting.
" - hn Roll INN uo or
bureau for the month of September shows that
there were 8 clear days, II cloudy days and 10
partlv cloudy days in the month. The rain
fall was below the normal.
- Mr.. Joseph Blair. principal OF the public
school at Sparrow's Point, will give a series of
lectures on American history before the Micaw-
Der Circle, in the parish house of st. Matthew'S
P. E. Church, at the Point.
- BROAD Hills Manor is the name that
has been given to the tract of 1872 acres of land
situated just west of Mt. Washington that is
now being opened up by the Mount washing
ton Development Company.
- Mr. Charles s. Rich, of the law firm Of
Rich & Rich, has purchased from Miss Stelman,
a cottage and two acres of land at Paradise,
near Catonsvile. Mr.. Rich has been occupy
ing the property for some time.
ION Sunday afternoon last Rev. Herbert
F. Wright, pastor of Baltimore Circuit NJ. p.
Church, preached a special sermon at Grace
Church. Chestnut Ridge. to Multiply Council,
Jr o. u, A. M, or COckeySVlll6.
- Judge Melchor Hoshall, of the Orphans
Court. says that in his district (the 6th) there
is q man named John H. Hilker, Sc years of
age, who is the father of rs children-14 by a
first marriage and IL by second.
- Mr.. James B. Ensor, who is member
of the Senior Gunpowder Agricultural Club
and a successful 9Th district farmer. cut his
alfalfa field three times this year and secured
an average of four tons to the acre.
- Rev. o. G. Marriott, pastor of Liberty
and Linganore Circuit of the NJ. E. Church, is
suffering with broken arm, the result of an
accident. Rev. Mr.. Marriott is native of Bal
timore county and is well known here.
THE Second National Bank of Towson,
Mr.. Thomas w. Ofutt, president, expects to
be ready to begin business by the LIST Of No
vember It will be located Immediately oppo-
site the east front of the Court House.
->Old winter tried to ''get at u.s. this week
and came mighty near succeeding. With the
mercury below 80 this early in the fall no
wonder the people had to shiver and think
longingly of 1.-THE good old summer time" :,
1.-The Republicans of the 10th district will
hold meeting at Higartners Hall. Sunny
brook, on Saturday night, October 1Oth, com
meneing at 4 80 O'Clock, to which general in
vitation is extended. All will be welcome.
Reports are coming in of the blossoming
of peach and other fruit trees out of season, but
this is nothing unusual as it occurs nearly
every season in some places. Some blossoms
have also been noticed on strawberry plants.
"A horse and runabout that were stolen
from the premises of Mr. Benjamin Palmer,
near Monkton, last Sunday night, was on
Tuesday morning found on the Jarrettsville
pike. The team belonged to Mr.. VIM. Bales.
->Mr. James Mex. Merryman, of Grove
Stock Farm, Falls road exhibited his fine herd
of Guernsey cattle at the Virginia State Fair al
Richmond this week and added several prizes
to the number taken at other fairs this year.
"A colored man was arrested in Luther
Vile last Sunday on the charge of riding bis
bicycle on sidewalk. He was brought before
Justice Herbert, at Towson, and fined 50 and
costs. This should prove a warning to others
"a finely bred Shepherd dog, belonging
to the little son of Mr.. r. w. J. Parlett super
intendent of Towson postal station, was sho
and killed by an unknown person this week
Repeated offers of $50 for the dog had been re
fused.
MIR. VIM. H. Bryan. while following thu
Elkridge hounds last Saturday afternoon, wal
thrown at fence near Mmonium and had hi
left forearm broken. Several other huntsmer
fell at the same fence, but they escaped withou
injury.
- The corner stone of the new Park Heights
M. e. Church, near Shirley lane, will be laiC
alta P. M. on Tuesday, October 18th. The pre-
siding elder, Rev. J. F. Heisse, and Rev. J
Edward Snyder, pastor, will conduct the cere
monies.