The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-11-23

- Mr.. William J Peach, Register of Wills,
will have his Office thoroughly renovated and
put in the bestcondition before he enters upon
the term to which he was elected on the 5th
instant. He is now filling the unexpired term
of the late DR.. John Z. Bolte.
- Mrs. Thomas Peerce. of Springfield
Farm, Dulany's Valley, who is about to
abandon the dairy business. will sell her entire
herd of grade cows on Monday, December I'd.
The high price of feed and the uncertainty OF
labor are assigned as the causes
John Cahnel, of OraDgeville, Philadel-
phia road, has been committed to Jail at Tow
son upon the charge of firing pistol into the
residence of County Commissioner Mann, in
that village. The man. who is blacksmith,
is believed to be of unsound mind.
1.-THE big poultry, corn and dog show will
take place at Ellicott City next week, COM
mencing on Thursday and continuing the re-
mainder of the week, Gay and night. Many
interesting features will be added and the at
fair promises to be marked success.
- Christmas will be here one month from
next Monday and already some city stores are
crowded with holiday buyers. To see this
activity one would not think that money was
tight" But this is condition that don't
seem to cut any ice with some people.
MIR. William NJ Gorsuch, of Monkton,
who makes a specially of breeding Rhode Is
land Red fowls, was successful exhibitor at
the late Hagerstown fair and bis birds were
greatly admired. 1t is said male bird of this
OICC0 cOAd Al ShC OdhACotOWh POoAeAOh Iva
$500.
THE commissions for the newly elected
county officials have been received from An
Dapolis at the County Clerks Office. Register
of Wills Peach will pay a State tax of $3.50.
Sheriff Street, 500 and each of the judges of
the Orphans Court $40 each when they take
the oath of Office.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Towson NJ E.
Church. at its meeting on Tuesday, decided to
light the parsonage with gas 1t already has
in by the pastor, Rev. Thomas E. Copes. at his
own expense. Mrs. William B. Krout is presi-
dent of the society.
Articles of incorporation of the Neigh
borhood Club of Highandtown were filed in
the County Clerks Office on Tuesday. Those
named as incorporators are Messrs. John II.
Richardson, William II. Lawrence, Louis s.
Bowen, Frederick Evans and George Shane.
The club is a social organization.
- The Baltimore County Medical Associa-
ton has issued invitations for apublic meeting
to be held at the Guild House, Towson. Tues
day, November 18th, at P. NJ. DR.. ]. N. Nc
Cormack, of Bowling Green, KY, will deliver
an address on Things about Doctors which
Doctors and Other People Ought to Know"
"a very successful revival has been in
progress for some time at Ames NJ. E. Church,
Pikesvile. conducted by the pastor, Rev. Will
liam E. Curley, assisted by several ministers
from Baltimore. There have been over fifty
conversions on Baltimore Circuit at the meet
ings held at the several appointments this fall.
- The annual Thanksgiving bazaar of the
Ladies' Aid Society of Calvary Baptist Church,
Towson, will be held in the hall over the en-
CINE house, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
November 18th and 9th. Mrs. A. G. McCnrdy
Mrs. J. Robert Gordon, Mrs. Jno. Watson. Mrs.
w. G Read and others will have charge of the
tables.
- The corn show of the Maryland Seed
Corn Breeders Association will be held at the
Fifth Regiment Armory, Baltimore. in con-
nection with the annual meeting of the Mary
land Horticultural Society, December Sd and
4th. The sum OF $500 will be given in prizes
Baltimore county should be we'll represented
among the exhibitors.
- 1t is thought the burning of the store at
Loeb Raven on Thursday night of last week
was done to cover up robbery. strong
point to help out this belief is the fact that a
cat that had been locked in the building the
night before was about unframed the next
morning. The loss was nearly $1,000 and is
only partially covered by insurance.
- After the two weeks meeting held at
Fork NJ. e. Church, Rev. M L. Beall last SUM-
baton. The majority were from five of the
Sunday school classes, six being from one class
of young men and several from two classes of
young ladies. Next Sunday morning the school
will hold special tenn perance exercises.
- The ministers of Arlington have formed
Preachers Association, with Rev. s. ]. Mil
Ter, of the Lutheran Church, as president, and
Rev. John w. Neel. of the Presby terian
Church, as secretary and treasurer. The asso-
citation will hold union service on Thanks
giving day, when Rev. James p. Wright, of
McKendree NJ. E. Church, will preach the
sermon.