The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-05-18

Hyde's, 18th District. Should doubt ex.
| ist among the numerous readers OF TIE UNION
Of the supremacy Of q Deity trip to this mag.
nifcent valley just now would dispel it. All
nature 10 aglow, the air teens with life and
fragrance-warmth, sunshine, activity every
where and farmers are hustling to accomplish
the belated duties of the seed. time. Much
corn is planted, gardens arranged and scarcely
any damage has been reported by the recent
frosts. Wheat especially is fine and promis-
ing, and late fruit promises abundantly.
The city contingent is Undertaking. and it
won't be long before the many hospitable
homes of this vicinity will resound with the
summer gayety. Among the recent arrivals
are Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Love. Mr.. w. Ar
mour Jenkins Mr.. w. 8. G. Williams. Mr.. g..
and the Misses Brogdon and Miss Emily
Yellott.
Mr.. Frank jenkins, who recently purchased
the Hyde property here, is evidently 1.-THE right
man in the right place." At considerable
outlay the entire canning plant viii De thor no.
working basis. Already transformation has
occurred. Mechanics are at work on the man.
sion and farm hands, under the capable man
agement of Mr.. Louis Scissor, are busiIy en-
gagged tilling the land preparatory to the re-
q
have already been booked, while indications
point to an Oldtime field and faces.
Col. 8. N. Hyde is arranging for his summer
sojourn in the country and will soon close his
winter home in Baltimore. With his accus-
toned liberality he has generously and greatly
assisted the new canning enterprise with his
practical knowledge and long experience; has
supervised the selecting of the seed corn ; has
promised to touch the button" and start the
machinery on the opening day, and give an
encouraging talk to his former employees of
many years standing. He is conceded Mary
lands foremost pioneer in the business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. w. Dilworth have returned
from a brief visit to the jamestown EXPOSE
ton, having thoroughly enjoyed the sights,
particularly the naval and electrical displays.
By the enforced absence BY illness of the
Laura V. Ady has accepted the position until
the close of the session, to the entire satisfac.
ton of both patrons and pupils.
"Hillendale," the ancestral home and prop
erty of Miss Elizabeth Jenkins, never appeared
to better advantage, while the carefully kept
dairy, with its perfect sanitary details, is the
marvel and admiration of the surrounding
country. The estate is managed by. Mr.. Eu-
gene Jenkins.
The capability of Road Supervisor Frank ].
Kearney is evident everywhere. Certainly there
never was more satisfaction derived in travel.
ing our public highways fact that deserves
appreciation.
Our public school.-Miss Lochary, teacher
is in the midst of examinations preparatory to
the closing of the most successful term in the
history Of the school.
Miss Mamie Roarman is visiting relatives
in Towson.
Miss Bessie T. AGy has returned from brief
visit to relatives in the western part of the
State.
Fishing parties, progressive euchre and straw
berry fetes are all the rage, but Cupid is aw
fully slow this spring. Matrimonially there is
nothing doing" HOWARD.