The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-04-13

until after the middle of the day, completely
covering up old Mother Earth with carpet 81
white. Since then our grain and grass fields
have so changed In their green appearances that
we are constrained to believe that the snow is
not only valuable in increasing the water sup
ply, but Is fertilizer to growing vegetation.
Farmers contented themselves during the
storm with a coy seat behind the range and
perusing their farm journals, in order to get
the best hints on potato culture as most of
them think there is more clear money in this
crop than any other. They. took advantage of
the favorable weather in March for doing farm
work and are rather in advance of other years.
Quite number of our residents have changed
abodes this spring. Mr.. Peter Taylor has
moved on the farm of Mr. T. d. Kidd.
Misses Mamie and Carrie Kidd have bought
house and lot on Pleasant Hill and are now
very comfortably domiciled there
Mr.. James II. Keeny has moved from Eklo
to near Glen Rock. to manage farm and car
ry on dairying for Mr.. Allison.
Mr.. Clarence Krob, with his mother and
sister, have removed from Eklo to Baltimore.
Mr.. VIM Il. Alban has bought house and
lot in Middletown, where he will make his
The Ladies' Aid Society of Pine Grove
Church will hold bazaar, oyster supper and
festival on the evenings Of the 18th and 10th
inst, in Rayville Hall. No time or expense
| will be spared by the committees in charge to
make this occasion one of the most enjoy able
| yet held at that place.
On the following week there will be SINH
lar affair take place at Eklo, held by the
Aid Society of the Baptist Church. B.
Raanahpro 18th Distr,ct Mrs Alley
Hess and Miss MoIl;e Farmland of this
neigh borhood, have returned to their homes
after ten days trip to Piedmont, W. Va.
| r.ori Mi, ~ Tic y;ilaoa arc orect;po cot
taoes uhich tbev will occnny when comnieted.
a largely attended meeting of the Ladies'
| Aid Society of Catch Church was held at the
| home of Mrs. VIM Erdman, of Rockdale, on
Tuesday evening last. The president, Mrs.
| CHARLES Mccormick. presided. The monthly
business was transacted after which refresh.
meuts were served. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Clifton Mccormick,
| in Nav.
Blue Ball avenue, leading to the Belair road,
is in such a condition that it is impossible to
travel over it. Some time in the late winter
the people of the neighborhood undertook to
grade the hill and raise the bridge several feet.
and il was understood the residents were to do
half and the county would take hold and com
plete the road. matchmaking it. etc. Now, as
Il is. il is unfit for travel either walking or
riding and it causes travellers no end of tronble
at this season of the wear when the hauling is
heavy, and they have to go at least q miles out
of their way. 1t is hoped our road supervisor
will look after the matter and give it his earliest
attention.
The congregation of the new church at Over
loa-KDOWQ as the English 1uLQerh0 DTdUCu-
opened the church on Sunday afternoon last
with impressive services Special music was
rendered. A large number of people were
present despite the very unfavorable weather.
Mr.. II. G. Mccormick, of Fullerton, has re-
moved his family to bis new home, The
Orchards, in this neighborhood u.
-e-
Hereford, 9TH District.-The very unfa-
vorable weather so far this month has been
serious interference to work on the farms.
vantage of the few good days in March to get
their gardens in order. The SHOWS and rains
of April have upset the plans of many.
The special Easter services held by the Sun
day school of the M. E. Church were much en-
joyed by all who attended The music by the
Mr.. and Mrs William T. Diven, of Balti
more, have been visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Jacob NJ Foster and children, OF Baltl-
more are spending couple of weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Diven, of this
village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gray, OF Baltimore,
spent last Sunday with the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. s Carman. OF Hereford.
Mrs. Melvina Turnbaugh, of this place. spent
the Easter holiday with friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. George Hamilton and Miss NJ Ella Diven
have also been visiting in the city.
Mr.. John 7. Diven, one OF the Oldest resi-
dents of this place, who has been much indis-
posed for some time, is improving and expects
soon 10 DC dDlG 10 O6 OUT.
The ladies of Hereford Baptist Church will
give shad supper in the Odd Fellows Hall,
on SATURDAY. evening, April 9th. There will
also be refreshments, such as ice cream, cake,
etc.. on sale. The proceeds will be used to pur-
chase new organ for the church.
90 u lSSs SH ~ .I ,as held q. the baros
IF Mrs Iobn r MAYS with LARGE attendance,
Simmer was served after disnosine of the usual
bnsiness T.
LONG Green. 18th District.-Miss Lula
Eichojfz IF This nlace was married last Satur-
dav.ot he a. bon.e IF her nareT,ts Mr and Mrs.
Jobn 'E;choItz TO Mr.. Harry, strayer. of limo.
Mum Rev a r Walker. rector of Trinity
Chnrcb. Long Green. PERFORMED the ceremony.
The hr;de Sro1e q dress IF navv hlne silk with
lace hernia The vonno connie will live at
lawson where the groom is engaged in bust.
ness,
Mr. Iosenb Rarnbart met with a painful &C.
c;dent On Er;dav If last veek He was snlit-
t;ue sonao hIocSs Of the saw mill IF M q
NeSgh eoe when the ave siinned and he cnt
one of his fingers nearly off. DR.. John S.
Green attended him.
u NJ nsn;s Garter who latelv nurchased the
farm of Mr. David r. Mumma. will improve
tha nronortv with a naw honse that will nrove
on attractive addition IN the neighhorhood
Mrs Albert Dnmhler who snent a month
mere VIII -, ne, or RaItn,ore LOS
The farmers are not much encouraged by the
weather we nave experienced mus Iar IN april.
The ground mas peen frozen ana Win coio ram
and snow 1t mas peen decideoly unseasoha a,l
Mrs John M. Frlgel mas oo young cnlcKs,
Matched IN an incubator, and the eggsi IN anoIner
are about to hatch. .. b.
|. 1.ore,av 1,tb D,strict--Mr RK Vanne-
mon nres;dent of one of the Havre.de. Grace
La..i,.p ,,os = ,,rost Iast UoeL of M n n 1rar-
Danks, was gues. .as' "eeA VI MT ~ " Oai-
NJ Go =, Hpativ MANAGER of the Lorelev
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Lumoer company, nau tne inisior'unet u preaA
leg lew Gays ago .oa -. e.
MI. EuWaIu "a. Day naS ien.eu uie AM
known as MOUNT, me ;aI tnis p,ar &C.
10 MI fa;i,s . mu,iS' WIN WIN 'Aoi''S
mo O MS St LanIny fnei TT os roorro;n.od
rev. SnaaieS H. po EbS,r was b1 tba
pas.ol VI Loleey IA =, .a',r, oo W. ny n III
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expecte1 10 reIuTn .nis wees A. s.;u so.;o,, ~
MI. w aue q OioeI.aote 10 ss.'i p ooaiouy ii'
WIN rneu nf m, a. nIo M;L1 a.. e.L;G IT,,
are spending some time with their daughter,
Mrs Jacob Dozen, of Pikesville.