The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-08-03

Monkton, N. @. r. R.-A dance was give
at the home of DR.. Mitchell, on Friday eve
ming, July 18th, which was largely attende
by the young folks who danced to the strain
of an orchestra until the wee small hours {
Saturday morning.
Mrs. J. NJ. Pearce, whose illness was note
last week, is now convalescent.
Mrs. Charles II. STREET.. of Baltimore, is
guest of her sister, Mrs. Herbert Hutchins, o.
the Manor.
Mrs. WI Parry, of Brunswick, Nd, will
her son are visitors of her brother and hi
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hutchins, at thei
home on the Manor.
Messrs. Thomas Mem. Orr and Alexande
Orr were guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Joshua Hutchins from Saturday last to Mon
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hutchins, of Pittsburg
were guests of relatives on the Manor on Sun
day aud Monday of this week.
Mrs. John Carey, of Boston, is guest of Mr.
and Mrs. William d. Curry, on My Lady,
Manor.
Mrs. Baker and her daughter Miss Bessie
Baker, were guests last week of Miss Annie
Curry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mem. Orr have gone
for weeks visit to New York.
Mr.. Sydney Hyslop, who has been visiting
friends on the Manor, has gone to New York
city for few days.
Mr.. VIM. D. Curry and daughter left on
Wednesday of this week for Reedville. North
cumberland county Va, to visit Miss Nens
Harcum.
Mr.. John Wilhelm, of Monkton, the oldest
stonemason in this community, is sick at this
time. Mr.. Wilhelm's daughter-in-law was
buried in Monkton Cemetery, on Monday af
ternoon of this week.
These beautiful July days farmers are busy
with their belated harvest from early dawn
until sunset.
The second quarterly meeting of Monkton
Circuit was held Friday, at Phoenix Church.
Rev. DIR. w. L. Mcdowell preached Friday
and Sunday afternoon.
ricultural Club, with their lady friends, who
enjoyed the hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
H. Wight, at their beautiful home, Kinloch
Farm, and met Gov. and Mrs. Warfield, were
charmed with the perfection of hospitality ex.
tended and will remember with pleasure. fol-
many days the cordial greetings and good byes
of Marylands genial, courtly Governor and
his handsome, gracious wife.
Kinloch Farm is a beautiful home, where
everything bespeaks a careful consideration
from the well farmed land to the charming
grounds with their well kept drives, shrub.
berry and flower garden, with its old.fashioned
sundial where the shadow points to the time as
the sun creeps over the horizon. The beauti-
full White Wyandotte chickens were much adj
mjred by the visitors. A bountiful collation.
was much appreciated by the guests. AS the
visitors departed for their homes many ex-
pressions were heard of pleasure and appre.
citation to their host and hostess. II.
Hamilton, Hartford Road.-At a meeting
of the Suburban Savings Bank of Baltimore
county, held July 10Th, for the purpose of elect
ing directors to serve for the ensuing year the
following were chosen William McCallister,
G. R. Wattenscheidt, G. H. Tames, F. G. Pur.
Inx,o n proIGald Tnoav,h AFanW.llsa
Charles H. Knox, H. Melvin Erdman and
Charles Sack. AT the next regular meeting OF
the directors august 5th) officers to serve for
one year will be elected. The bank is in very
prosperous condition. At present it is open
two evenings each week for business from to
8 Saturdays at Purdum's drug store, Hamilton,
and Monday evenings at Gunter's store at
Lauraville, between the same hours. New de.
positors are opening accounts every week, and
the people are taking great interest in the enter
prise.
The public is taking much interest in the
new apparatus and equipment of the Hamil-
ton Volunteer Fire Company and are sub
scribing literally to help raise the 81, 900 need
ed to purchase same.
A Wednesday Night Club was organized here
this week with the following officers Mr..
I'm w old, president; George Beckman, secre-
tary Samuel Derr, treasurer. Thirty-two
members were enrolled. The club proposes to
QOlU I'LL OutlUS Ou August ZZu.
MIR. William McCallister, president of the
Hamilton Improvement Association, who is
at the head of the movement to organize all of
the improvement associations of Baltimore
county into one body, to be known as the Con-
gress of Improvement Associations of Balti-
more county, reports the movement to be very
successful and expects by the LIST Of September
to have the organization completed.
Toland & McCallister are about to begin
operations to develop q acres of land on Glen
more avenue.
The Hartford turnpike is in frightful condi-
ton and meeting Of the Improvement Asso-
citation will be held next Wednesday, August
as the residents say they are not going to stand
it any longer as they have to pay taxes for
something they do not get. Mr.. William Nc
Callister, president of the association, says
something must be done for the residents of
this community. The pike has been condemn
ed and he is now taking the matter up with
the United Railways Company and the County
that the contention is settled at once. M
Long Green, 18th District.-A very enjoy
able surprise party was given on Thursday
Slade, president of the Ladies' Aid Society of
Wilson's M. E. Church. The affair was in
charge of Miss Mollie Bowers, secretary, ably
assisted by Mrs. John Phillips, vice-president,
Miss G. Bernice Gorsuch and several others.
Nearly eighty persons attended. The lawn was
beautifully decorated with lanterns and boun-
tiful supply of refreshments was provided.
Rev. M. L. Beall, pastor, on behalf of the MEM
bers Of the society, presented Mrs. Slade with
q handsome Morris chair. The entire affair
was complete surprise and the way in which
it was managed reflected much credit upon
those having it in charge. Among those pre-.
sent were Rev. and Mrs. M. L. Beall, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. P. Grau, Mr. and Mrs. Shertzer, Mr..
and Mrs. John Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
Jessop, Mr.. and Mrs. James Tyson, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Tyson, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Bowers,
Err. and Mrs. A. q. Kolk, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Slade, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Miller, Mrs. Louisa Riddle, Mrs. D. A.
Harlan, Mrs. d. Carter, Mrs. George w. Fran
els, Mrs. William Conkling, Mrs. George H.
Schmidt, Mrs. Elias Miller, the Misses Morgan
and Messrs. McComas, Bowers, Miller, Form
walt, Myers, s. s. Smith, Yoder and many
others.
Mr.. Thomas Peerce continues critically ill at
his home, Springfield Farm, Dulany's Valley.
Mrs. Walker, wife of Rev. A. r. Walker,
rector of Trinity Church, has returned to her
home after ten days visit to New York State.
Miss Sallie Hancock, of Baltimore, has been
visiting her aunt Mrs. G. Frank Morgan, OF
Dulany's Valley.
Farmers have finished up their harvesting
and are now engaged hauling cabbage, potatoes
Mrs. Elias Miller, of South Bend, Ind, who
had been spending some time with friends in
this neighborhood, has gone to New York, At
lantic City and other places of interest before
returning to her home. OCCASIONAL.
Kingsville, 18th District.-The annual
tournament for the benefit of st. Stephens
Church will be held on the church grounds at
Bradshaw, on Tuesday, August 18th, com.
mencing at 8 O'Clock P. NJ. The officers will be
Chief marshal, Mr.. P. A. Fleury; assistant,
Mr.. Abram T. STREET. judges, Messrs. V. B.
Rittenhouse, Edward ]. Bell. E. A. Gorsuch
and ]. G. Taliferro timekeeper, Mr.. Frank
NJ. Gorsuch heralds, Frank Stanton and
Mabbet Reckord. The addresses will be made
by Mr.. Carville D. Benson and Mr.. Michael
P. Kehoe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver s. Anderson, of Kings
Vile, are spending some time at Atlantic City
Mrs. NJ. E. Horn, who has been guest Of
Mrs. L. G. Quinlin, has returned to her home
at Calverton.
Miss NJ. Stella Swift of Baltimore, who was
visiting Miss Emily Quinlin, has returned to
her home.
Mr.. Lawrence Cardwell who has been visit.
ing his parents here, has returned to his home
in Green Spring Valley.
Miss Agnes Holland, graduate of the Shep-
pard Pratt Hospital School for Nurses, who
had been visiting her parents, has returned to
her work.
Miss Mary E. Holland is visiting friends in
Baltimore.
Mrs T. T., Dilworth has been unite sick