The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-02-10

Jacksonville and sunnybrook, 10th Dis.
| trict.-The Sweet Air Lyceum was organized
at meeting held at the hall in that village
last Saturday night, in response to call puD-
lished in The UNION. The attendance was
large and much interest was manifested. Mr..
Elmer r. Halle, of the Tows0D bar, took q
highly commendable interest in the organiza-
ton and made stirring address that was
much appreciated.
An election for officers resulted as follows
President, Edward ]. O'Donovan; vice-presi-
dent, Willard Dance; secretary, Ernest Dance
treasurer, Elmer Price; editor, Miss Katharine
Patterson; executive committee, Mrs. w. l..
Schmalhorst, Miss II. Silver Wilson and
Eugene Weakley; sergeant at arms. Oscar
Francis.
The initial debate was on the subject RE.
solved, That capital punishment should be
abolished" Messrs. E. r. Halle and Guy e.
Snavely spoke in the affirmative, and Messrs.
Edward ]. 0'Donovan and Charles FL. Isen-
mock in the negative. The decision was in
favor of the later.
Meetings of the lyceum will be held at the
same place every Saturday evening at o'clock
until the LIST of May. At the next meeting
Saturday. February 10th,) Woman Suffrage
will be discussed.
The Epworth League of Fairview Church
has elected the following officers President.
Wm E. Pocock; 1st vice-president Miss Ma
bel Owens; I'd vice president, Miss Alice Price;
Sd vice-president, Miss Grace Payne; secreta-
ry, Miss Abbie Wesley; treasurer, Miss Grace
Parlett.
Rev. w. L. Schmalhorst preached fine SER
mon at Chestnut Grove Church last Sunday on
Love Thy Neighbor as Thyself." He spoke
forcefully of the great Importance of being
charitable in thought word and deed and adj
monished his hearers to bear in mind the
Golden Rule. 1t was discourse well worth
remembering.
Rev. J. R. Jacobs also preached strong ser
mon last Sunday afternoon at Fairview n. E.
Church South. His subject was Temper
ance." and be urged the young men especially
to abstain from the use of intoxicants of any
kind and strongly pointed out the evil effects
that would surely follow indugences. He
remarked that a terrible crime lately COM
mtted in this county would not have shocked
the community had it not been that the men
who committed it were crazed with liquor.
The Mite Society of Fairview Church met at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Owens
Sunnybrook on Monday night last The
usual business was disposed OF and several
hours were pleasantly spent.
Mrs. John Ensor, who bad been very i'll for
some time, is now able to sit up in her room.
DR.. Clifton Ensor is her physician.
Mrs. Kidd and Mrs. Hoshall, of Rayville, are
visiting Mrs. Edward Kelly near Sunny brook.
At last the ice harvest is on and those who
have houses are filling them as rapidly as pos
sible.
Mr.. Charles Green very acceptably LED the
G. Il. meeting at Chestnut Grove Church last
Sunday evening. 1t was a conservation meet
ing. M.
Woodlawn, I'd District.-The ladies of
st. Luke's NJ. f. Church, Rev. H. r. Savage,
pastor, are planning to give an interesting en-
tertainment each evening of the Martha Wash
ington tea which they announced some time
back to be held in Riddles Hall, at Hebbville,
on February Goth, 2lst and 22d. Mrs. Robert
Fl. Gray, chairman of the committee, will be
assisted by the following ladies: Mrs. c..
Frank Emmart, Mrs. T. Emory Cox, Mrs.
Tessie Klohr, Mrs. ]. L. Adreon, Mrs. %. Lynn
wood Davis, Mrs. Charles White, Mrs. John J.
Timanus, Misses Mollie Timanus, Laura Adj
reon, Hannah Read, Hattie Zimmerman and
Ethel Zimmerman.
DR.. A. G. Smink has purchased the lot adj
Joining Mrs. Emma Younger's, on the old
Powhatan road, now Gywnn Oak avenue, and
is erecting cottage to be occupied by Mrs.
May NJ. Jams recently appointed cler 81 IN
will be removed to it as soon as the room can
be made ready for its occupancy.
Mr.. William e. Upton and Mr.. @. Frank
Emmart have returned from trip to Roseville,
Ohio, where they were guests of their sister.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar @. Mitchell, of Frank
lin avenue, Gardenville, were guests at the
week of DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Smink. Mr..
Mitchell, who is son of the late Joseph b.
MITCHELL of Towson. was installed as Worship
full Master of Doric Lodge, Baltimore, January
9th.
for trip through the West.
Mr.. Harry Windsor is sick at bis home on
the Windsor Mill road. He is suffering from
appendicitis and his physician, DR.. A. @.
Smink, fears an operation may become neces-
sary.
Miss Annie Younger is still with her sister,
Mrs. William Jones, at Havre de Grace. Mrs.
Jones is recovering from an operation recently
performed at her home.
It is rumored that the electric cars will soon
be running as far as Lorraine Cemetery and it
is hoped it may prove true, as this beautiful
cemetery brings many visitors who now are
conveyed by the cemetery coach from Wood
lawn. L.
Long Green, 18th District.-After such
mild winter weather we have at last had a
freeze that has brought joy to the hearts Of
their ce-houses and thus secure supply of
the commodity that has became almost inds-
pensable to many in summer Those who put
off cutting until later were especially fortunate
as they secured much better ice.
The property of the late Solomon NJ. Yoder,
near this place, has been sold to Mr.. Charles
Rampley, of Pylesville, Hartford county, for
So OO0 It is q snug littly farm and will make
the newcomer comfortable home. Mrs. Yoder
has removed to the home of her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John c. Pearce, Of
lower Long Green Valley. Mr.. Rampley will
take possession March LIST.
Mr.. Dennis Carter has been sick several days,
suffering with severe pains in his head.
Rev. a. r. Walker, rector of Trinity P. E.
Church, who has been away several weeks,
will return in time to conduct his usual SER
O.. Eel nnlA = tneh raw rrOla
Miss Eta Schmidt, of this place, has been
sick several days since her return from Bal
timore.
A party of young folks from this village paid
Miss Louise Kolk surprise visit on Wednes-
day evening, it being her birthday anniversary.
Miss Florence Slade is spending some time
with friends in Baltimore.
DR.. and Mrs. John 8. Green entertained
number of their friends on Saturday evening
last. at their home near this place.
An oyster supper will be given in the hall at
February 18th. Proceeds for the benefit of
the church. If the weather should be unfavor-
able it will be held the next fair evening.
The home of DR.. ]. F. H. Gorsucb, in this
district, was slightly damaged by fire on Tues
day evening last Fortunately it was discover
ed in time TO prevent serious loss. Wv.
Manor, 10th District.-Mrs. Caroline
Nehrer, who spent several weeks with relatives
in Hartford county. was given very pleasant
surprise on the evening of her return to her
home at Manor Glen. The house had been
prettily decorated and when her children and
friends suddenly marched in upon her it was
indeed surprise to her. There was organ and
violin music by the Misses Leight and Miss
Bertha Cook. Games were enjoyed until late
hour, when an abundance of refreshments
were served. Mrs. Harry E. Sutton and Miss
LOWE Nehrer prepared the. table. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry +.
Sutton, Misses Margaret Zinkhan. Gussie
Bornement. Mary Refer, Margaret and Lula
Kinhart, Matte Gunther, Edith and Olive
Leight Ethel Sutton and Messrs. Andrew
Kinhart, Charles II. BIume, William Nehrer,
George and Thomas Bornement, George Edie,
George and Mars Leech, Louis Cook, Henry,
George, John, Conrad and Charles Zinkhan,
John and VIM. Isenock, Henry Koerner. VIM.
and Carroll Amos and others. Mrs. Nehrer
said her visit to Hartford was the longest time
she had been away from home in period OF
thirty years and she added that she would not
give her children chance for such frolic
soon again.
Miss Lula Kinhart of Hartford county, who
had been visiting relatives at Manor Glen, has
returned to her home.
Mrs. John Isenock, ST., who had been suf-
fering from an attack of neuralgia is improv-
ing.