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

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- County Treasurer Rogers had balance on
hand November LIST amounting to $2l3, 1856 20
THE School Board will hold meeting at
Towson on Wednesday next, November 14th.
- Mr.. Charles w. Jessop. OF Dulany's Val
ley raised this season ia barrels Of corn to the
AS a result of one days hunting last
week train from the lower end of the county
carried S56 rabbits to York.
- Bishop Curtis visited st; Agnes Catholic
Church. near CatonsVille. on Sunday morning
last and confirmed class of % boys and girls.
The haymarket was strong in Baltimore
on Thursday. Carload lots brought $50 per
ton. Corn, in carload lots, brought 1925 per
-Mr. Talbotrs plurality in Baltimore
county at Tuesdays election was 1895. Two
years ago when be ran against Mr.. Garrett it
was 1857.
->The Sunday school convention at Fork
M. E. Church will be held next Saturday and
Sunday. An interesting time is promised all
who attend.
- It is expected that by the end ofthis week
the sum necessary $500, 000) to erect the new
Y. M. C. A. building in Baltimore will have
been subscribed.
sMr. John G. Kraft, aged IS years, who
lived on the Philadelphia road while cunning
for rabbits last Saturday, accidentally shot
and killed himself
- Subscribers to THE UNION requesting to
have their addresses changed will often save
us much trouble If they will give us both the
old and the new address.
mir. A. Stanley Zell, of Roland Park.
was arrested on Tuesday and fined $40 and
costs upon the charge of driving his automo-
bile beyond the speed limit.
->The infant child of Rev. b. B. Abbitt,
pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, Towson,
died on Monday: Its remains were taken to
Philadelphia for interment.
--DS Simon Silverberg was refused a license
to open q saloon on the Nicodemus road, in
the 4th district Mr.. Jefferson ID. Norris was
attorney for the protestants.
"a family in Towson has pet lamb that
follows the nurse and children aboutthe streets
like dog. It is perfectly tame and apparently
not at all afraid of strangers.
- Capt. E. ]. Scharf, of the Mt. Washing
ton Engine Company, had leg broken at the
fire that destroyed the home of Mrs. Ksnne,
in that place, q few nights ago.
MIR. r. <. Nelson, one of the r. f. d.
carriers at MonktOn, has grown tired OF the
work and will shortly give it up and dispose
of his personal property at public sale.
>The work of making out the annual
subscription bills of THE UNION is now in
progress and they will be ready to go out
with the issue dated December LIST, 1906.
-.Mr. N. Howard Gill, whose fine farm is
near Mantua Mills. has produced "a pounds OF
butter from q gallons of cream. Generally
pounds from gallon is considered good re-
suit.
~ didn't take jury long to acquit Mr..
John W. B. Clayton well known l ds6,. dis
ton Of property in saving down an offending
- Mr.. Charles Herzog, attorney for Andrew
Mueller, has entered suit for $1,000 damages
against the Maryland Telephone and Telegraph
Company for trespass by erecting poles on his
premises.
- Some of THE UNIONS local correspon-
dents must be suffering from THAT tired feel
ing" Ifthey don't get move on pretty soon
there may be something doing that they
won't like.
- The birthday offerings at Epworth NJ. E.
Church, Cockeysville. since January last have
amounted to 1886. The Ladies Aid Society of
Jessop NJ. E. Church has birthday offering
receptacle or jar.
Club of Gainesville, in less than six hours
shooting on the first day of the open season,
killed % rabbits. The club owns an extra
fine lot of beagles.
>Towson's reputation as Gretna Green
all the way from Dorchester county and had
the nuptial knot tied by Rev. H. F. Wright,
of the M. P. Church.
- Philip Diffenderffer was seriously gored
by bull ON the farm of Mr.. William Kauff-
man, near Parkton, last Sunday afternoon.
The timely arrival Of Mr.. Kauffman's sons
possibly saved his life.
- The weather man furnished fine weather
for election day, but this does not appear to
have had much to do with bringing out the
vote in Baltimore county. APATHY" seemed
to prevail everywhere.
- Over 80 rabbits were killed by hunters
on the farm of Mr.. Matthew Surguy, near
Chase 14th district. on-the first day of the
open season. A party of four killed Is the
n - Nj. VIM. g. Hall, keeper of the York
road toll.gate in Govanstown,. was seriously
hurt on Thursday by falling from trolley
car and striking on his head. He was uncon-
scious for several hours.
- The Baltimore man arrested few days
ago for cunning in Baltimore county without
anon-resident license, was caught on the farm
of Mr.. Edward s. Peerce, in Dulany's Valley.
He was fined $40 and costs.
-sU. s. Council, Jr. o. U. A.. NJ, of Balti-
more will this Saturday afternoon present ,.s
district. A special program has been prepared
and everybody will be welcome.
THE fall and winter schedule of the
Maryland & Pennsylvania Railroad went into
effect last Sunday. This road now has an
excellent train service and its passenger traffic
appears to be constantly growing.
Mr.. Arthur Boehm, whose summer
home is in Aigburth Park, adjoining Towson,
has purchased about 5 acres of land on the
Severn river, near Annapolis. upon which be
THE ladies of st. James P. E. Church,
NV Lady's Manor, gave their annual oyster
supper in the new parish house on Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings last. The patronage
was good and the affair was successful.
Many people who close their country
take ont burglar policies on whatever of the
contents they may leave behind in the houses
and thus fortify themselves against loss.
-The lives of many rabbits and birds
were saved on election day because the law
forbids hunting on that day in Baltimore
oo1ntv. This was wise enactment and the
man Who thought of it had level head.
-eEarly on Saturday morning nor G last three
land n. r. at Glyndon and robbed Agent Hop
kins of all the money he had. amounting to
about $3s. They have not been arrested;
son Monday night Burgoyne's Military
Band rendered complimentary serenade to
MI. and Mrs. A. @. T. Bosley, who were
1ateIy married. The members of the band
were entertained by the bride and groom.
THE ladies of Providence NJ. e. Church,
northeast of Towson, will hold their annual
oyster supper and bazar in the old church ct
MAT place. on the evenings of November 23d
and Proceeds for the benefit OF the church