The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-06-16

Electa Slade, Mary Jones. Ida Hoshall. Mary
Hershey, Mayfield Anderson. Louise Robin
son, Edith Black and Ruth Miller.
White Hall Presbyterian Church was struck
by lightning during violent thunder storm
few days ago and badly damaged. The bolt
entered the belffy and tore it asunder. RAT.
ter was also torn in twain and the roof and
walls damaged. The beautiful memorial win
dows in the church were broken during the
recent heavy hailstorm and the church will
have to undergo extensive repairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F; Kidwell. of Baltimore,
been visiting t Mh a'f Hs MIS-
Mrs. William H. Leib, Of Baltimore. is
guest of her daughter. Mrs. a. M. Foster. of
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard s. Dryden. of Balti-
more, are spending some time with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Elliott, OF
White Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Pearce. who were
recently married and who were away on their
wedding trip, have returned to their home here
Children's day services were held at Wise
burg NJ. E. Church last Sunday afternoon.
The pastor, Rev. George r. Sanner, made an
address. Mr.. George L. Rigney is superinten-
dent of the school, 3.
Orangeville, Philadelphia Road.-A sup
| per and festival were held June 9th and 9th, at
the Orangeville Church, under the auspices Of
the Ladies' Aid Society. The profits were good,
455 tickets having been put out by the chair
man and assistants.
DR.. W. L. Mcdowell, presiding elder of the
| East Baltimore district, visited Orangeville
last Wednesday and held the first quarterly
| conference.
Among those who received the degree of
bachelor of arts at Johns Hopkins University
on June 18th was Rev. Conrad Hardecker:
| pastor of the above church. The Sunday school
| of Highland Avenue Church presented him
| with Mansonic watch charm, and the Ladies
Aid Society of Orangeville with an envelope
Miss Edna D. Moores, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
has been visiting friends at Orangeville.
missioner Mann, is visiting at the home OF
Chief of Police Street,, in Long Green Valley.
Miss Edna L. Ebaugh, of 18th street, grad,
uated from the Maryland State Normal School
! on Thursday evening, June 14th.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Galloway, Of Orange
| vile, now living for short time in Chester
| town, celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of
their marriage, May 10Th. An anniversary
Sparks Mr.. and Mrs. Galloway received s52.-
so in gold, besides number of other gifts. b.
Rayville, 9th District.-The showers are
materially helping the grass and corn is max
ing rapid progress.
Rosebugs and the birds claim what cherries
were left since the recent destructive hail storm
Some of our farmers are blowing down what
grain was left after the hail, while others are
cutting it and housing it for use next winter.
Eklo NJ. E. Church. The exercises were well
done and the singing was most excellently
rendered under the leadership of Prof. Charles
Eaton, of Shrewsbury. This church has been
recently remodeled and the interior presents
very handsome appearance.
Mt. Zion u. B. Church, which belongs to
Rayville Circuit and is situated in the 9th dis
trict, will have reopening next Sunday morn.
ing. Rev. 8. M. Meyer, of Red Lion, Pa. will
preach morning and night. Rev F. B; Emen-
phO Go ipdo hQo
charge of the circuit.
The executors of the will of the late ). Y.
Keeny will sell all his real estate and personal
effects at public sale on the 10th of July. This
is one of the most valuable properties in this
district.
Gunpowder Baptist Church will celebrate
childrens day next Sunday morning. They
are making extensive preparations for an en-
| joyable occasion. b.
Arcadia, 9th District.-Carroll County
Grange met at this place on Saturday, June 9Th.
| A morning and an afternoon session was held.
| A number of visiting members were present
| from Carroll and Frederick counties. The
| ladies furnished dinner and every body enjoyed
| themselves The tables fairly groaned from
| being loaded down with the good things that
| farmers raise. A festival was held at night,
| but on account OF the Indictment weather 1t
Miss Elsie Lingenfelter, of Baltimore, has
| returned to her home after spending about
three weeks with her cousin, Mrs. Fetter New
belle. of this place. John Martin, Jr., of Bal
| timore has also been visiting bis sister, Mrs.
Newbelle.
Mr.. E. Clinton Tracey is having his house
painted by Mr.. John Armacost, of Trenton.
An entertainment will be given at Trenton
public school house, Friday evening. June I'D
1 Our enterprising merchant, Mr.. L. @. Calf
rider, has had wind pump erected and has
water all through his house. The Hampstead
Supply Company did the work. N.
Greenwood, 18th District.-The Sunday
| school of Waugh NJ. E. Church is rehearsing
| for the children's day service to be held in
| that church, on Sunday night, June 24th.
The children are being trained by Miss Ida M.
| Fox.
There will be no preaching at the above
church next Sunday, June 18th. League SER
| vice at p. M.
Mr.. Isaac J. Twining, young farmer of this
neighborhood, is indisposed just now and at
tended by DIR. John s. Green.
Mr.. Herbert Burton, of this place, is suffer.
ing from catarrh of the hand, which is very
Miss Mary G. Mann, of Orangeville, daugh-
| ter of County Commissioner Mann, is visiting
| Mrs. A. T. STREET., of Glen-Arm.
The cool days of the present week made
| return to heavy clothing necessary.
A large crowd attended the strawberry and
| ice-cream festival held by the ladies of Waugh
Church on Monday night, the affair having
been postponed from Saturday. ].
Loreley, 18th District.-Mr. Hook, of Bal
timore, has purchased house and lot at Cow.
enton from Mr. George II. Candles and will
shortly occupy it with his family.
Mr.. Campbell Darlington and family are
| again snugly settled in their beautiful cottage
at this place, after having spent the winter in
| Baltimore.
Miss Irene Steele is visiting friends at this
Mr.. Frank N. Hoen, of Baltimore accom-.
panied by his daughters. paid a short visit
few days ago to the farm here that he recently
| purchased from Mrs. Jane B. Bowerman.
Mrs. Thomas Nichols is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs David Tilghman, of Ellicott City, Md.
Miss Title Miller, of Baltimore, is guest of
her sister, Mrs. Joseph Dreyer, of this place.
in many years Last week more than 100
bushels were shipped from this place TO Phil
adelphia.
The festival recently held by the Ladies' Aid
Society of Lorely M. E. Church melted $21. L.
Upper Falls, 18th district.-Burglars broke
into the station and postoffice at Bradshaw on
Friday night of last week and carried off
number of articles.
Rev. NJ. L. Beall will preach next Sunday
| morning, June 18th, at Salem M. E. Church,
at IL o'clock, and also administer commu-
Miss Annie Nicholson. of Baltimore, was the
guest of Miss Lucy DeMoss last Saturday and
| SUNDAY. -
Children's day service will be held at Salem
| NJ E. Church on Sunday, July LIST, at P. NJ.
Mr.. Elias Corbin was accidently hit on the
leg by pick at Loreley Station and was not
able TO take charge of his men the next day.
1t is hoped that there will be no serious result
from the wound. b.
Marble Hill. 9th District.--The alumnae
of the Cockeysville public school will hold it's
annual meeting at the school house, on the 22d
instant. On 10th and 10th the school will hold
lawn fete. Liberal patronage is requested to
increase the library fund.
The Sunday school of Epworth NJ. E. Church
will hold its children's day service on Sunday
night next as last Sunday night was inclement.
It is thought Rev. r. L. Walton, pastor, will
preach his last sermon next Sunday at Ash
land Church.
Rev. F. 1. Mumford will preach sermon on
Sunday at Jessop Church to the Council of the
Jr. o. United American Mechanics. -
Rossville 18th District.-Mr. John Selling,
a prosperous farmer of Dallastown, York coun-