The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-08-25

friend of the minister's family and although
q member of the Catholic Church, yet the re-
guest was for her to sing: Miss Brown, OF
Ellicott City, sang II Shall See Him Face to
Face" Mr.. Wood was a Mason, but no rep
resentatives of that order were present owing
to simple church service.
Mrs. Wood has not yet decided what to do
and to sever herself from the work which her
husband and she loved and to leave the home
which had become dear to her will be great
trial.
Mr.. Wood was lover Of good garden and
the results prove this. He loved fine team
and was looked upon as good horseman. but
too much for his owners weak physical con-
dition, owing to heart trouble.
Among the churches built by Mr.. Wood
were those at Belair, Cockeysville, Della and
Clynmalira, besides the renovating of many
which were made more beautiful. This was
not his chief work as he won the hearts of the
| people who were made the better. While he
will be remembered yet there should be a
/ tablet in one or more of the churches testify
He truly loved to make Gods house fit tenn
pie for Him in which to dwell and to make
the people sincere worshipers. s.
Freeland, 9th District.-Tuesday was a
record breaker for heat. The weather man is
crowding into August some of the sweltering
| atmosphere generally due in harvest.
Rev. f. B. Emenheiser delivered very able
| sermon on the "Loaves and Fishes at Pine
Grove Church last Sunday morning. which
was followed by a missionary collection, the
On Monday Rev. and Mrs. Emenheiser at
| tended the funeral of Mrs. Emenheser's father,
who died at Dallastown, Pa.
The wife of Mr.. Horace Cooper was buried
at Mt. Zion Church, on Wednesday. Rev. F.
| b. Emenheiser conducted the funeral services.
| Col. Benjamin Buck, wife and daughter. of
| Baltimore. spent last Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. Frank Wilson, of Rayville.
Mr.. w. J. Shaver and lady friend, of New
| Freedom, were guests of Mr.. s. G. Hoshall'S
family. near Partition, on Sunday last.
Carrier No. 1, from this place, is taking his
fifteen days vacation. He and his wife spent
Wednesday and Thursday with his brother,
Mr.. p II. Shaver, of Arcadia. Later they will
take in the sights at Washington D. G.
Miss Annie Hoshall, of Baltimore, a cousin
of Judge Hoshall, is spending few weeks
with the Judges family.
Many of our people are looking forward to
the picnic at Foreston next Saturday.
The Joint picnic and reunion was held last
Saturday in Freeland's Grove, by Conowingo
Tribe, No. "a, Improved Order of Red Men,
and the Sunday school of Mount Zion M. P.
Church. Several lodges of other orders and
Sunday schools of other churches were largely
represented. The parade was over half mile
long and was preceded by the Glen Rock Band.
The members of Conowingo Tribe of Red Men
were dressed in full regalia, representing typi-
cal Indians. Over 1000 persons attended the
picnic and were entertained during the after
noon by addresses made by the State officers
of the order. b.
White Hall, N. @. R. R.-The third annual
picnic and reunion of the Sunday school of
White Hall Presbyterian Church was held at
the usual place on Thursday, 10th inst. and
was attended by fully fifteen hundred people.
Addresses were made by Rev. Thomas L.
Springer, of Baltimore; Rev. T. M. West of
Hereford Circuit, and Rev. g. M. Engle, pastor
of White Hall Church. The Logansville
Band, of 30 pieces. under the leadership of
Prof. Snyder. furnished music. The receipts
were about $275. leaving balance, after all
expenses were paid, of something like $50.
The affair was gotten up by Mr.. John ii. Seitz,
superintendent of the school, assisted by
committee composed OF Mrs. K. II. Wiley,
Miss Clara Burns and Messrs. W. E. Anderson,
John F. Wiley and r. H. Wiley.
Rev. Samuel M. Engle, pastor of White
Hall Presbyterian Church, accompanied by
Mrs. Engle, is spending two weeks at Atlantic
City. Rev. J. A. L. Smith, of York, preached
in Bethel Church last Sunday in the absence
of the pastor.
Mrs Richard H. Wiley, of this place, enter
tanned few of her friends on Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Pearce, of Baltimore,
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P.
Burns, parents of Mrs. Pearce.
Mrs. Leib, wife of DR.. ]. Lewis Leib, of
Cowansvile. Pa, has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. William E. Norris, of this place.
Miss Eva Hunter, who had been at Atlantic
CITY few days, has returned to her home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Henderson, of Indian
apois, Ind, are spending some time with
friends in this neighborhood.
Mr.. Charles A. Rowe, assistant secretary to
U. s. Senator Blackburn, in Washington, is
visiting Mrs. M. E. Keech, of White Hall.
A few nights ago thief entered the stable
of MIR. G. E. Henderson, of Shawsville and
carried away all the harness on the place ex-
cept one old set. s.
Hereford, 9TH District.-.Many of the
farmers of this vicinity have about completed
threshing and are now getting ready to sow
their grain for the coming seasons crop.
Extensive repairs have been made to the
Baptist Church at this place. which add con-
sideraby to the appearance of the town. Mr..
V. E. Young had charge of the work.
Many people have been vending their way
towards the colored camp which is now in
progress and which will continue for couple
of weeks.
Mrs. George f. Wisner, of Baltimore, who
had been the guest of Mrs. H. g. Esterline fer
a few days, has returned to her home.
Eureka Council, No. 81 Jr. O. q. A. M,
TENDER 1st in the school house grove. COM
mencing at o'clock P. M. Much preparation
has been made for the affair.
Miss Ella Diven of this place, who had been
visiting friends in Baltimore for the past two
| months. has returned.
Mrs. William T. Diven, of Baltimore, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Diven.
Mrs. Jennie Hartman, of Baltimore has
returned to her home after visit to Mr.. and
| Mrs. John B. Kelley.
Mrs. Francis Ghistlin, of Philadelphia, who
| had been the guest of Miss Ella Diven for the
past few days, has returned to that city.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Blaine Diven, of Baltimore.
are visiting their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Matthew g. Ensor, of this place.
Mrs. Jennie Price, OF Baltimore, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. John w. Hicks, of this place.
Miss Bessie Mays, of Baltimore is visiting
| her sister, Mrs. Arthur Arnold.
| A party consisting of five young people of the
village left one morning this week on fishing
as we'll as fish from their outing. Upon their
return at night the villagers were astounded to
learn that at this time of the year the waters
| are producing so abundantly. Five fish were
caught-one for each person. }.
Kingsville, 18th District.--Miss Gertie
| Wurtzbacher who has been a guest OF her
cousin, Miss Mary Green, has returned to her
| home in Baltimore.
Mrs. L. L. Swift and Mr.. Frank Swift, of
Baltimore are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. g..
Miss NJ. Stella Swift, who had been visiting
Miss Emily V. Quinlin, has returned to her
| home in Baltimore.
|
Mrs. Oliver s. Anderson and son have returned
| from trip to Atlantic City.
Miss Emma Biden. of Baltimore is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Rittenhouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy E. Snavely and son are
visiting Miss Sarah RitteDhouse and ex-Sheriff
James Rittenhouse, aunt and uncle of Mrs.
Snavefy.
| Mr. and Mrs. Edward Herndon have as their
guests Miss Agnes Bucholz, of Long Green !;
| Miss Edith Lilly, of Baltimore, and Miss Lucille
and Mr.. Gray Lloyd, of Lynchburg, Va.
The tournament at st. Stephens Church was
a great success, the attendance being larger
| than ever before. About 5000 was realized.
Mrs. Rosa Swift, of Baltimore, who was a
guest the past week of Miss Philena Hutton,
| has returned to her home. e.
Greenwood, 18th District.-The people of
this community were shocked to learn of the
tragic death of Rev. Thomas Wood, pastor of
Great Falls Circuit. He was well known to
many people here and his family has the
| sympathy of all.
The second quarterly meeting of Long Green
Circuit will be held at Waugh Church, Satur-
| day, September 1st at 2.30 P. M.
| Rev William r. Sch0ll. of Baltimore. will