The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-08-11

Evna, 7th District-.Arrangements are
being made for the annual reunion and picnic
of the Sunday school of Cedar Grove q. B.
tendent. 1t will be held on Saturday, August
18th, beginning at P. NJ. Several schools
have been invited to join in the pleasures of
the day. Rayville Band will furnish music
for the occasion and several well known speak
ers are expected to be present.
A great many OF people from the cities are
enjoying the fresh air of this pleasant COM
munity.
Miss Estelle Shepherd, of Baltimore is visit
ing her cousin Misses Virginia and Lillian
Elliott, of this neighborbood.
Misses Viola and Olive Foster are entertain
ing number of their friends from Baltimore.
Mrs George Peregoy and family of Hamp-
den, who had been spending several weeks at the
home of Miss Sarah Spindler, have returned to
the city.
Most of the young folks of thisneighborhood
enjoyed the day at Summit Grove camp last
Sunday.
Several fine barns have been erected in sight
of this village and Mr.. James Thompson is
preparing to build an addition to his dwelling.
Mr.. William N. Foster is identifying his
dwelling with new coat of paint also his
tenant house and outbuildings.
Mr.. Charles Burns, who resided near Here
ford for number of years, died last Sunday,
aged 20 years. He was buried in Mt Carmel
burial ground on Tuesday. He leaves a
widow and one son. W. e. V.
Rossville. 18th District.-Mr. Joseph H.
Volz, farmer, while on his way home from
market last Saturday night, was struck by a
Sparrow's Point car of the United Railways
Company at Glenwood street and Paramount
avenue. The impact shattered the front part
ofthe wagon, cutting one of the horses severely.
Mr. Volz was bruised about the back and
shoulders His son, who was with him, re-
ceived a severe cash above his ear and had his
leg bruised. He was taken to nearby doctor
who fixed him up SO he could go home Mr..
Volz and son were taken home by his brother,
Mr.. Henry Volz, Jr.
Miss Lydia Gross, of Baltimore, has returned
home after spending her vacation with her
cousin, Miss Maud K. Volz.
Zion Evangelical Sunday school held its an
nual picnic at Cape May Shore, Middle river.
Mr.. Joseph II. Volz is superintendent.
Orem's M. E. Church postponed their sup
per to Friday night. 1t proved great success.
Those who had charge of the supper were:
Fancy table-Miss Marian Davis and Miss
Bessie MADDOX confectionery-Miss Sarah
Pelert and Miss Reba letters; ice.cream-Mrs.
bosch and Mrs. Johnson supper table-Mrs.
Roby, Mrs. MADDOX, Mrs. William Porter, Mrs.
M. Porter, Mrs. Skinner, Mrs. Owens, Mrs.
Bennett. A vase, donated by Hechts furni-
ture store, Baltimore, was put up as prize for
the girl receiving the most donations. The
contestants were Misses Annie bosch and
Annabell McCaul. Miss bosch won the
prize, receiving the largest amount of dona-
tons. D.
Greenwood, 18th District.-Mr. John w.
Burton, the Oldest farmer and one ofthe largest
land owners of this district, died at his home
here on Wednesday night, aged So. He was born
in this section of the county and was mem
Der of the large family Of that name:
Mr.. Burton's sons are well known residents of
this district. The funeral will take place on
Saturday morning at Waugh NJ. E. Church
and the interment will be in Greenmount
Cemetery.
The annual reunion of the Sunday schools
of Long Green Circuit which was held in
attended and much enjoyed. Addresses were
made by Rev. w. E. Babcock, of Canton
Rev. D. H. Martin, of Belair; Revs. Marsh
and Hobbs. of Baltimore, and Rev. M. L.
Beall. A chorus by the Sunday school of
Wilson'S Church and solo by Miss Grace
Burton were much enjoyed. The procession
of the schools was an imposing feature. 1t was
headed by Long Green Cornet Band and Mr..
James L. Norwood was chief marshal.
Miss Lou McComas, of this place, is very
sick at the home of her brother in Baltimore.
Mrs. Gray, of Baltimore, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Owen Burton, of this place.
Rev. DIR. William Barnes, of Baltimore will
preach at Waugh NJ. E. Church. Sunday, Au-
gust 18th, at IL A. M. Epworth League service
at SPIN. J.
Kingsville, 18th District.-Miss Olive Tur-
ner of Baltimore, who had been visiting at the
home of Mr.. Edward ]. Bell, of Bell Valley,
has returned to her home.
Miss Leila League, of Baltimore and Mrs.
Charles Hogg, of Pittsburg, were guests the
past week of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Gorsuch, of
this place.
Miss Julia Reckord, of Baltimore, who had
been visiting her brother, Mr.. William Reckord,
has gone to Belair to visit relatives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy E. Snavely and Guy =.
Snavely, Jr., are guests of Mrs. Snavely's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Van Brant Rittenhouse.
The tournament of st. Stephens Church at
Bradshaw is the anticipated event now. 1t is
to be held on Wednesday, August 10Th, and
the gallant knights of this neighborhood are
busy practcipg and getting their hands in to
make some young lady happy on that day.
Miss Grace Hutton is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Louis Archer, of wilma, Hartford county.
Mr.. Gilpin Hutton and daughter spent a few
days at Highland, as the guests of Mr.. 7. A.
Bay. E.
Can Keep on Collecting Toll-The Balti-
more and Jerusalem Turnpike Company, which
has taken an appeal from the action OF the
Jury summoned by Sheriff Elliott that rendered
q verdict to the effect that the portion OF the
turnpike lying in the county was in such bad
condition that the company had forfeited the
right to collect tolls, has filed bond for "a ,O00.
As the result of this action the company can
resume the collection of toll, but must reim-
| burse those from whom the same is col.
| lected in event the case is finally decided