The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-09-22

Rayville, 9th District.-The very warm
and dry weather is causing some of our farmers
to put off their seeding for fear of the fertilizer
effecting the seed. Others cannot get a good
seed bed on account of the cloddy condition of
the ground. Farmers are experiencing great
deal of trouble in getting hired help to cut of
their corn crop, which is generally good.
Potatoes are yielding very well in this Sec
ton, but for size the Arcadia farmer beats us
every time.
Rev. F. B. Emenheiser preached a very in
teresting sermon at Pine Grove Church last
Sunday morning. He also announced that in
two weeks from that time he would hold COM
munion services which will be his last ap-
pointment for this conference year. The people
| of Rayvile Circuit have become attached to
| the Rev. Mr. Emenheiser and appreciate very
| much bis earnest and able efforts in expound-
| ing to them the scriptures.
| The enrolment of our public school at its
| opening last Monday was the largest in its
history.
Miss Nellie E. Kidd of this place, has been
| transferred from Fork to White Hall school as
| an assistant.
Master Harry Benton Hoshall has returned
to the Maryland Agricultural College, where
| he is q student.
Mr. Harry Peregoy is erecting fine resi-
dence near this village. B.
Convention, 18th District.-Rev. Charles
| belong, of Taylor's Circuit, NJ e. Church
| South, will preach at Robnsons Hall, on
| Sunday evening, September 23d, at 8 o'clock.
| A cordial invitation is extended to all.
The next meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society
of Loreley M. E. Church South will be held at
the home of Mrs. ]. Tay Tor Baxter, on Monday,
| October 3d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Brooks are visiting the
| formers sister, Mrs. George W. Candles, of
| this place.
Mrs. Mary Proctor, of Philadelphia, was the
| guest last week of her son, Mr.. Walter G.
| Proctor. of Convention.
Mrs. Ella Deal and Mrs. laura Bevard paid
a visit to relatives here few days ago.
Mrs. Hester Gambrill, who is visiting her
son, Mr.. Melville Gambrill, of this place, is
| quite sick at this time.
Miss Mary Brown, who was visiting her
brother, Mr.. Lawrence Brown, has returned to
her home.
Mrs. Eugene Thorne has gone abroad to
| spend some time. X.
Glen-Arm, 18th District.-A number of
| persons who spent the summer in this section
| of the county have returned to their city homes
much refreshed and benefited by their sojourn
Selden and Roland Willis, who had been
| spending some time with their aunt Mrs.
John Leight. of this place, have returned to
| their home in Baltimore.
| Miss Estelle Pearce, who had been visiting
her sister in Baltimore and enjoying the sights
of Jubilee week, has returned to her home at
| Hartley.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowen, of Walbrook,
| spent the week end with relatives at this place
| Mr.. Charles Burk, who was formerly rail-
| road ticket agent at this place, has returned to
his old duties here.
Misses Belle and Emily Leight spent Jubilee
| week in Baltimore and were among the many
who were near when the accident occurred on
| Thursday on Lexington street, in which Mrs
| George W. Francis, of Baldwin, had an arm
| broken. E.
| IT, o,,j
| Rittenhouse. who had been spending some
time with relatives in Baltimore has returned
| to her home here.
Miss Kate F. Bell, of Hamilton, Ont. is 6
quest of her family at Bell Valley, this district
Many of our people attended the Jubilee
| celebration in Baltimore and the fair at Pros
| pect Park last week.
Misses Agnes Bucholz, of Dulany's Valley
and Edith Lilly of Baltimore, who had been
spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Herndon, have returned to their homes:
Mrs. Laura Harris and daughters, of Annap
oils, and Miss Julia Cherbonnier are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Haven Wilson.
Miss Jennie NJ. Bell, trained nurse of Phil
adephia, is visiting her family at Bell Valley
The death of Mrs. Garrett Brown was quite
shock to the people of this neighborhood
She had a large class of music pupils and she
will be greatly missed by them. E.
Greenwood, 18th District-Among thos'
from this neighborhood who enjoyed the Bal
timore Jubilee last week were Mrs. Owen Bur
ton, Mrs. John Chenowith and Miss Corr
Burton.
Miss Lou McComas, who had been sick som,
weeks at the residence of her brother in Bati
more, has recovered sufficiently to return Il
her home here.
Miss Estelle Pearce, who had been spending
some time in Baltimore, has returned to he
home.
The machine shop of Mr.. Frank x. Hooper
at Glen-Arm, which had been shut down To-
some time pending repairs, has resumed oper
atoms.
Revival services are now being held at Will
sons NJ. E. Church, conducted by the pastor
Rev. NJ. L. Beall
Rev. William Lambright, of Baltimore, will
preach at Waugh N. E. Church, on Sunday