The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-11-10

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and drear, is again with rs and 30 iar tns
warm, golden autumn sunshine has maee y
| preferable to the rainy weather of the previous
month. The farmers in this section are busy
husking their corn. Many of them woulo
have finished but scarcity Of labor preventeqq. ).
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Price entertained !
party of gentlemen from Baldwin, Phoenix ano
| Baltimore. on Saturday last Ashley were on
hunting bent no doubt their game bags were
well laden with game when they departed iof
| their homes.
Since November 1st the constant report OF
firearms has certainly meant death to the
denjzens of field and forest. The Sabbath stlll,
ness was desecrated by the report OF severai
guns last Sunday. Men seem to have passion
for killing for sport sake. While the dear
ladies love to adorn their hats and Donnets
with the plumage from the birds and fowls OF
the air, and wrap their slender forms IN the
fur taken from wild animals and note with
pleasure the becoming tints of the dark rlcn
furs against their compilations. And then we
cry vanity all is vanity, saith the spirit.
And yet such is life.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wolfslager, who have
rented Mr.. William Bosley's house. known as
'sChurch Hill,'' for many years the home OF
of Mrs. Hutchins, wife of DR.. Hutchins Will
remove next week and Mr.. Bosley will again
occupy his home.
oyster supper on Tuesday and Wednesday
nights of this week. They catered to the cleo
ton officials and no doubt had many nice
things said of them by those gentlemen as they
enjoyed the toothsome dainties sent them by
the committee in charge. The first evening
of the supper $64 was taken in.
Revival services are in progress at Wesley
Chapel Rev. Solomon German pastor.
The third quarterly conference OF Monkton
Circuit will be held Saturday and Sunday
November 10th and 18th. Rev. DR.. W. l..
Mcdowell will preach Saturday and Sunday
at IL A. NJ, at Ciynmalira Church.
Rev. and Mrs. s. E. Potter will leave shortly
for a three months visit as guests of Mrs. Pot
ter's uncle, who lives in Florida. While away
Rev. Mr.. Potter will take charge OF mission
and will thus combine good work with a
pleasant vacation.
A stereopticon entertainment was given in,
Monkton Hall, by Prof. Loose, on November.
7th and 9Th.
The great white battle of the ballots has been
fought and won and the world moves on.
Great interest was taken by the people Of this
State in the New York election. As Mr.. Hughes
was elected Governor of that State by re-
duced majority and while thoughtful people
are glad of it. they must see the spirit of unrest
which pervades those under the yoke of the
Trusts. This is a dangerous growth and re-
quires wise legislation by our lawmakers and
office.holders. d..
Raspeburg, 18th District.-The Ladies'
Aid Society of Catch M. e. Church held its
regular monthly meeting at the home OF MRS.
J. H. Cole, on Tuesday evening last, with
very large attendance. In closing the annual
report for the past year the society was glad to
state an advance as compared with all previous
years. With the cooperation of band of
faithful women the society through their
efforts, raised the highly creditable sum of
$40. Yet there is always sigh OF regret--no
matter what has been accomplishments fear
that something has been left undone that
would advance the noble work, although as we
glance back through the months of labor we
see much for which we must be grateful.
1t was with the deepest regret the society
received the resignation of its president, Mrs.
Greenfield, who has labored with it for seven
long years and had won the love and esteem
of all its members. 1t was mainly through
her earnest work that the society has grown to
its present membership and too much cannot
be said in her praise.
The officers elected for the ensuing year are
as follows: President, Mrs. Charles J.. Nc
Cormick vice-president, Mrs. Charles Selling;
secretary, Mrs. Thomas Mccormick treasurer,
Mrs. w. H. Erdman.
The above society is arranging for whats.
ina name" social to be held al the home of
Mrs. Selling on Thanksgiving night, when
very interesting program will be rendered,
together with several contests. Refreshments
will be served. The community is asked to
share in this enjoyment, as its object is to
defray the expense of the coal fund for the
past year. u.
Greenwood, 18th District.-Miss Lucretia
Barbour, of this place, is suffering from
severe attack of grip. She is attended by DIR.
H. T. Harrison.
Mr.. Fred. DeBaugh, who had been confined
to his home at Notch Cliff by Illness is able to
be out again.
The children of Mr. John Montgomery, of
this place. who had been sick and under the
care of DR.. John s. Green, have recovered.
Ill oh r,o, az Tnf0 IN
Sunday, November 18th, at IL A. NJ. instead of
P NJ, by the pastor, Rev. M. l.. Beall.
Revival services at Waugh Church next
Sunday, commencing at 7.3O P. NJ. J.
Jury Promptly Acquits Mr.. Clayton
On Friday, I'd instant, Mr.. John w. b.
Clayton, a well. known farmer of the 18th
district, was acquitted by jury in the Circuit
Court here upon. the charge Of maliciously
Hartford turnpike at Mt. Vista, August Is, 1906
1t was shown that the company, few
months prior to the saving of the gate, had
removed its fourth toll-gate from q point
at Reckord, which is 16 miles from Baltimore,
to point south of Fork, between the fifteenth
and fourteenth mile.stones and had collected
tolls at all four gates.
The company is authorized to collect certain
prescribed rates of toll. In accordance with
its charter regulation, it divided the road into
four toll sections and established one gate for
eaCl QV6 miles OF Inc rOdu, WHICH IL ~ IullSS
long.
BY moving the fourth gate south OF the
dasonse the comnsnv Collected tolls for he
FIJI on ,,,;Ies IF tbe road when as q matter of
foot tha rnbi;c had used oniv TX miles of The
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