The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-09-29

of the Railway Extension and Improvement
Association will be held at Putty Hill, on
Thursday evening, October 4th, and it is ex-
pected that large crowd will be in attendance.
The officers ofthe association public-spirited
and energetic men and they will leave nothing
undone to accomplish the object for which
the organization was effected.
just now the young people are enjoying
themselves at bean hullng matches and there
are also surprise parties that are engaging their
attention. These parties or matches are a
regular yearly amusement in sections where
many lima beans are grown.
We have thoroughfare in this community
known as "Smearkase avenue" and it seems to
be a bad place for automobiles, as many of
them come to grief there.
Mr.. George Sauer, having sold his farm of
10 acres for 81 200, will shortly remove to Bal
timore; 1t is understood the purchaser. Mr..
John P. Sauer, will turn it into poultry farm.
Mr.. j. Smith, of Orangeville the butcher
who for years has had a route on this road, has
temporarily abandoned it, much to the regret
of many customers.
The attendance at st. Joseph's Parochial
School has been largely increased this term.
Mr. Joseph Snyder. ST., a we'll known farmer
and business man of this community, has been
visiting friends in Washington, d. G.
Mrs. Joseph Kahler, of Franklin avenue,
and Mrs. Henry Hornburg of Rossville P. o.,
| are visiting relatives in the Blue Ridge Noun
Miss Sallie Price and Mr.. Bert Boring have
| been visiting friends here
Mr.. Harry Yingling of Baltimore, is erect
1 ing snug room cottage which he will &C.
| cupy upon completion.
| Farmers are very busy with their usual fall
work and will have their hands full for some
1 time to come. 3.
Eklo, 9th District.-.Rev. G. l.. Jones
| preached very able sermon at this place last
| Sunday morning from Genesis 35-3.
| Protracfpd services were commenced at the
| Middletown NJ. E. Church, on Sunday evening
last by Rev. r. ]. Nicholson.
| Mr. Charles Newman, of Hanover, Pa, is a
| guest of Mr.. John w Gore. of this place.
Mr.. Ernest Spicer has accepted position as
stenographer andtypewriter in Jersey City, N j.
Miss Grace Parrish and Mr.. Andrew Lobr,
| of Baltimore were visitors at the home of Mr..
John Parrish few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Miller and Mr.. Melvin
| Miller, of Baltimore, spent last Sunday with
Mr.. S. B. Miller and family, of this place.
Miss Annie L. Spicer is attending the State
Normal School in Baltimore.
The public school at this place, of which
Mr.. E. G. Hendrix is teacher, is in flourish
| ing condition, the attendance being much better
than at this time last year.
Mrs. Caroline Gore will have public sale
shortly, after which she will remove to Ne"
| Freedom. Pa.
The ladies of the Middetown NJ E. Church
held a peach social" in the 0 0. +. Hall
on Saturday evening last Notwithstanding
the threatening weather large crowd was
present and all had good time. E.
Loeb Raven, 9th District Mr.. Parlet
Cooper, of this place, who was seriously hur
in a runaway accident on Wednesday, Septem
Der 10th, is slowly improving
Mr. James W. Ramsay, whose farm is nea
this place. has in use an automatic shocf
binder which gives great satisfaction. Thos'
haying large crops of corn to cut would saw
much time and expense by bringing it int
use.
Farmers of this section are busily engaged
cutting and husking their corn. There SEEM
to be an exceptionally good crop this year.
Mrs. William Grace, of this place, is spend
/ ing a short time in Baltimore. w.