The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-03-31

SALES ADvERrIsED5 IN 1.-THE UNION


Towson, on Stevensons lane, mules. cattle,
farm implements, household ehects. etc.
Wednesday, April 4, by William Bryanat ROCK
land, on the Falls road, mules. horses, COWS,
heavy wagons. light vehicles, freproof safes,
scales, household effects dairy fixtures, etc.
Friday. April 6, by J. A. Jones, In Reisterstown,
entire contents of a large livery stable also,
agricultural implements, household furni-
Monday. April Q. by Upton s. Brady on Mr.. H.
Riders farm, on the Hillen road two miles
southeast of Towson, riding and driving hor-
Thursday. April Il. by George A. Porter on the
Rocky Point Farm. Back River Mech, horses,
mules. colts, CATTLE hogs, farm implements,
Tuesday. April II, by James Kelley, attorney, ON
the premises, store property and dwelling
near Mt. Washington.
Thursday, April rs, By Henry schenning,on Hor-
ner's lane. near Phia. road, 100 fat and fresh
wednesday, May 2. by VI. CHI Smith and T.Scott
OGutt, trustees. at the Court House door;
farm of 157 acres OF My Lady's Manor 2x
miles from Monkton, N. @. r. Il.
The parks and lakes Of Baltimore city
cover little over 1,54l acres of ground.
THE present session of the Maryland
Legislature will adjourn on Tuesday night
next.
IA number of Sunday schools in Balti-
more have organized Sunday School Baseball
S"Who's got aig?" is the cry heard
among the boys now, indicating that Easter is
not far off.
-The Annual Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South is now in session in
Cumberland, Md.
Sunday next is the first day of April
the day the jokesmith usually gets in his work.
Look out for him.
- George F. Cable York county rural
carrier, drives to his mail wagon pacing horse
that has mark of 2:174.
- Friday, April 6th will be Arbor and Bird
Day in Maryland. 1t will be specially observ-
ed by the public schools.
- Bishop Paret will conduct confirmation
services at the Church of the Holy Comforter,
RossviIle, on Monday, April 10Th.
"A couple from Cris6eld, Md, came to
Towson on Tuesday and was married by Rev.
b. B. Abbitt, of the Baptist Church.
~ Col. d. G. Mcintosh is making O num-
I Der Of Improvements to his residence in Tow
son, including additional bath facilities.
THE sale of the farm of Mr.. Charles p.
Powell, in Long Green Valley, advertised in
THE UNION last week. has been withdrawn.
>The job department of THE UNION this
week turned out snowy poster for sale Of
personal property in Montgomery county, Md.
- Mr.. Nestor Edwards has been appointed
ianitor of the new Elks Home in Towson and
will occupy the small frame house on the lot
with his family.
- The big livery stable sale of Mr.. ). A.
Jones, of Reisterstown, will take place on
Friday next, April 9th. It will no doubt at
tract great crowd.
- Many Baltimore county schools held APP
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March 3d. In some of them elaborate pro-
grams were rendered.
Those of THE UNIoN's subscribers who
change their residences this spring are re-
quested to notify us promptly, giving both the
old and the new address.
Several business men of Hghlandtown
have started movement for the organization
of savings bank in that place to be known as
the Highland Savings Bank.
- Mrs. Emily ]. Frisby, aged SO years,
widow of Andrew Frisby, was run over by an
electric car and instantly killed, near High
land avenue, few days ago.
THE present Legislature has passed, and
the Governor has signed, bill to regulate the
width of the tires Of vehicles used in the 18th
district of Baltimore county.
Today-Saturday March 31st-is the last
day that applications for yearly liqnor licenses
can be filed. The list of these will be pub
Iished in THE UNION next week.
THE property of the late Roam Mays has
been purchased by his son, Mr.. William M.
Mays, of the 9th district, and he will erect
dwelling upon it for his own use.
- William H. Edden,. Of Sherwood. who
has been in the employ of the Northern Cen
tra Railway for the past ten years, has been
appointed special officer at Ruxton.
- The spring meeting of the Maryland
Jockey Club will begin at Pimlico on Monday,
April 10Th. II is expected that over 500 horses
will be at the track before that time.
->In digging grave in Prospect Hill Gene
terry, TOwsOn, this week, it was found that the
ground is entirely free from frost. This time
last year it was frozen about two feet.
THE month of March treated the county
roads worse than all the previous winter months
together. The rains and SHOWS of the last thirty
days have left them in very bad condition.
"a Baltimore county farmer said this week
that there are no more men left in this county
who want to work on farms. They prefer
either to do something else or remain idle.
-The Annual Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church is now in session at Madi-
son Avenue Church, Baltimore. The appoint
ments will be published in THE UNION next
week.
THE man who walks about Towson in
the spring of the year needs to have bis religion
about him all the time. Many of the alleged
sidewalks are enough to try the patience of an
angel.
The Senate on Tuesday confirmed the
nominations of Mrs G. NJ. Hipsley, of Tow
son. Miss Laura NJ. Platt and Mr.. Theodore E..
Macken as notaries public for Baltimore
county.
This is the last day of an exceedingly
disagreeable month and we speed the parting
guest with infinite satisfaction. May we not
look upon his like again at least for twelve
month.
- Judge Brown, of the Second Judicial
District of Maryland, who died very suddenly
q few days ago, was brother of Rev. Joel
Brown, pastor of Mount Washington NJ. e.
Church.
MIR H. Carroll Brown has let thecontract
for the erection of costly lodge at the main
entrance of bis Brooklandwood estate in Green
Spring Valley. An English architect prepared
the plans.
IA man who died in Baltimore a few days
ago left $500 to Columbia Avenue NJ. E. Church
if his wife should marry again. So it remains
with the widow whether the church gets the
money or not.
The Baltimore County Christian En-
deavor Union will hold its annual convention
in the NJ. e. Church at Parkton, N. G. r. R.,
on Friday, May 4th. The program is now
being arranged.
- Gustav Johansen, the man indicted for
having burned barrack on the Hampton
estate, near Towson, several months ago, will
be tried here next week. He plead mot gull
ty'' when arraigned.
"a resident of Towson owns q lamp Chin
ney, which is in constant use, that is "a years
old. The same man has pair OF shoes that
be wears occasionally and which, he says, he
SMr. Watson e. Sherwood, member of
the bar. is named as one of the incorporators
of the National Amusement Company that
has Just been organized in Baltimore with a
capital stock of 5000.
1.-THE regular monthly meeting of the
Neighborhood improvement Club of Govans-
town will be held in the Y. M. q. A. Building,
on Tuesday, April Sd, at 8 30 P. NJ. Address on
the subject of Child Labor.
Julius Buettner, of Rossville, 18th dis
trict, claims that he and six or eight men with
him trailed Winder to the place where he was
captured by Marshal Street, If they did why
didn't they arrest the fugitive?
THE widow of Rev. W. F. Speake, of the
NJ. E. Church. who was we'll known in Balti-
more county and at one time was presiding
elder of East Baltimore District, died in Balti-
more on Monday, aged 20 years.
+ Warden Hook. of the Baltimore city
Jail, had numerous applications from white
women to see Winder, the condemned muir
derer. He very properly refused to allow any
of them to crafty their curiosity.
- Mr. William Zinkhan has sold his prop
erty at Jacksonville, 10th district, to Mr.. Louis
Burk, of Sweet Air. and will remove with his
family to the neighborhood of Jarrettsville,
where he has purchased large farm.
->Senator Biddison's amendment to per.
4 NIT Baltimore county to use 10, 100000 gallons
I of water daily of the new Gunpowder supply,
failed in the Senate And it's just as we'll. II
was entirely too much water anyway.
1T is good time right now to begin bur
nishing up about your premises and get rid Of
therubbish accumulations OF the winter: This
will not only add to the appearance of things
but it will be conducive to health also.
SHERIFF Elliott has summoned jury tC
oo-Sox,,x oo-ka;r 1opdo in West Arlington FOL