The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-10-20

2lst, at IL A. NJ. Eworth League service at
7.30P.M. ].
Upper Falls, 18th District.-There will
be preaching at Salem M. E. Church next
Sunday, October 2lst, at 8 P. M, by Rev. M. L.
Beall. League service at 7.30 P. NJ.
The Sunday school of the above church will
hold social at the residence of Mrs. E. Corbin,
near Bradshaw on Wednesday evening, Octo-
Der oath. An admission fee of 10 cents will be
collected at the door. Ice-cream and other re-
freshments will be sold. Public cordially in
vited
had successful season, have closed their estab-
lishments. B.
Epworth League Rally.-The annual rally
of the Epworth League Chapters Of East Balti-
more District located in Baltimore county was
held Saturday afternoon and all day Sunday
last in Towson NJ. e. Church, and was largely
attended. The church was prettily decorated
with flowers, flags, banners. ETC.. for the &C.
casion and special music was rendered by a
chorus under the direction Of Mr.. John T.
Hershner. The many delegates and other
visitors were the guests of the members of the
local chapter. The sessions were presided over
by Rev. Thomas E. Copes, pastor of the church
and Baltimore county president OF the Epworth
League.
After the reception of delegates Saturday
afternoon, praise service was conducted in
charge of Mrs. Alfred G. Lee, of Lakeview
Chapter. This was followed with an address
by Rev. Mr.. Copes, why county rally ?"
Papers were read by Mrs. Jennie L. Bowen, of
Towson Chapter, on 'Our work in the county
jail" Miss Laura L. Afford, of Sparrow's
Point Chapter, on Church beneyolences :" by
Mr.. Wilbur Winstanley, of Monkton Chapter,
on Social features-how to hold them success
fully in the County Chapter" and paper pre-
pared by Miss Jennie Rigney, of Wiseburg
Chapter, was read by Miss Olive L. Smith. Of
Monkton Chapter on "What we should read
and how we should read" The reading of the
papers was followed with an address by Rev.
Page Miburn, of Baltimore. The session was
closed with prayer service, conducted by Mr.
J. Howard Flayhart, the district president.
The evening session commenced with song
service, in charge of Mrs. John e. Slade, of
Wilson Chapter, followed with an address by
Rev. Ralph Pearce, pastor of Gatch's M. E..
Church.
A sunrise praise service was conducted Sun
day morning at o'clock by Mr.. ii. B. Parsons
of Govanstown Chapter. At $50 o'clock the
sacrament of the Lords Supper was admins
tered by Rev. Mr.. Copes, assisted by Rev. H.
f. Wright, pastor of EPSON M. P. Church.
At $50 A. M. the Sunday school session was
held, in charge of Mr.. James E. Dunphy, the
made by Rev. DR.. Mcdowell and Messrs.
Walter o. Causey and John II. Grill. At IL
o'clock the rally Sermon was preached by
Rev. DR.. w. L. Mcdowell, presiding elder OF
the East Baltimore District. In the afternoon
at 2 80 O'Clock session of the Junior League
was conducted by Mr.. J. Howard Flayhart
the superintendent. This was followed with
the reading of a paper by Miss Lille Robinson,
of Lutherville Chapter, on How we success
fully conducted our Mission Study Glass" and
an address by Rev. G. A. Grise, of Baltimore,
on 1.-THE Lacquer in an organized opposition )"
concluding the session with the county roll
call by the district president. At 6.45 o'clock
testimony service was conducted by Mr..
James E. Dunphy, which was followed with q
sermon by Rev. Thomas e. Copes concluding
with conservation service.
Circuit Court.-Susan d. Wheeler vs.. Ed
ward B. Waits, suit for 900 damages for
breach of promise to marry; verdict for de-
PENDANT.
Roland Park Company VS.. Mount Washing
ton Electric Light and Power Company, con-
tinued.
Maggie H. Hinkleman vs. Andrew NJ Hin
kleman, order for defendant to pay plaintiff s
counsel $25 and $3.50 week alimony to
plaintiff.
Edith 1. Smith VS.. Henry Clay Lodge, No.
81, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, demur-
rer to declaration sustained, with leave to
amend.
Dorsey Lumber Company vs.. Northern Cen
| trail Railway Company; continued.
| Louis Ewald VS.. the Canton Iron and Steel
| Company; continued.
| Samuel Buchanan VS.. Samuel Wilson and
Mary A. Wilson, verdict for plaintiff for S64.Sl
Sale of Real Estate.-Pattison & Gahan
auctioneers. sold at the Baltimore Real Estaf!
Exchange on Thursday, for Mr.. William +
Pirscher. attorney, tract of about 81 acres Q
land fronting 1880 feet on the Hartford road
| near the mile stone, and known as the West
phal property, to Mary Z. Ripperger for SlS, OOO