The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-10-26


mark must be placed after each name: II you
should, by any mischance, mark % names
your ballot will be thrown out and not counted.
- Ames Chapel M. E. Church, al Pixies
vile, which has undergone extensive repairs
and improvements will be reopened ON Sunday
next, October 27th with services throughout
the day. Rev. DIR. Hugh johnson will preach
at IL A.. NJ.
"a careless squirrel hunter shot one of the
cows of Mr.. George w. White, Cowpens and
was not much hurt. Mr. White is of the opin-
ion that the fellow was an exceedingly bad
marksman.
The North Avenue Rink, near Charles
street, has again been opened and has had q
number of new features added. including bowl
ing alleys, pool tables, etc. Heretofore every
thing that has been undertaken in this build
ing has failed.
MIR. William R. Bowers. of Owings'
Mills Baltimore county, has fine exhibit OF
chickens at the poultry show now in progress
at the jamestown Exhibition. At Timonium
York and Hagerstown Mr.. Bowers took 66
premiums this year.
THE Socialists have also placed ticket
in the field in Baltimore county. This makes
four that will appear on the official ballot-in
all over so names. The ticket will be so large
that it will be troublesome to handle in the
small election booths.
. - Messrs. Pattison Gahan, auctioneers,
will sell on the premises on Monday next, for
Mr.. William Shepard Bryan. Jr., executor, all
the valuable personal effects of Mrs. s. G.
Councilman, at her late home on Wo0dhome
avenue, near Pikesyille.
- Baltimore county Democrats are con-
Quoting remarkably quiet campaign this year
and the same may be said of the Republicans.
There is much quiet electioneering being done
among the latter, and the candidates appear to
be very well satisfied with the situation.
- Within the past two weeks many thous-
and bushels of apples have been shipped from
stations along the line oftbe Maryland q Penn
sylvania Railroad. Mr. Samuel K. Fendall
shipped 1000 barrels from his farm. The
growers have been getting from so to 55 cts.
The fall meeting of the Archdeaconry of
Towson will be held in the Chapel of the In
carnation, at st. Helena, on Wednesday, Octo-
Der 30th, commencing at II A. NJ. Rev. Hobart
Smith, of St. Thomas Church, Garrison Forest,
is archdeacon, and Mr.. Armstead M. Webb,
secretary.
- st. James (colored) Church, Towson.
was dedicated last Sunday with services that
continued throughout the day and evening.
The attendance was large and the collections
good. The sweet toned bell on the church did
service for many years on the Presbyterian
Church in Govanstown.
"A freight wreck occurred on the Md. &
Pa. Railroad, at Endowood switch, just east of
Towson, on Monday night, caused by the two
engines of the same train coming together. A
horse that was in one of the cars made mar.
stroyed. No one was hurt.
- The executive committee of the Balti-
more County Volunteer Firemen's Association
will hold meeting at the law offices of Boar
man q Lindsay, Equitable Building, Balti-
more, today Saturday at l P. NJ, for the pur-
pose of perfecting the organization and for the
transaction of other business.
- Mr.. Dennis Carter, the well known tim
Der dealer, has been shipping heavy piling to
Boston and Bangor. Maine. Scarcity of tim
kn-s N1w~ loknk al,
sary to secure it elsewhere tits shipped North
by rail and this adds greatly to the cost of it.
The price of all kinds of timber has advanced
somewhat.
THE William H. Lawrence Republican
Club, of the 18th district, held large and en-.
thusiastic meeting at Mount Winans, on We'd
nesday night. Mr.. Charles ]. Hull opened the
meeting and speeches were made by Mr.. Law
renee, Republican candidate for States Attor-
ner; Hon. Frank G. Wachter, Mr.. John s.
Ensor and others.
"A gang of young colored toughs of Tow.
son made themselves extremely obnoxious on
York road trolley car and the conductor
caused their arrest. A Baltimore police magis-
trate fined the ring leader $50 and some of the
others S25 each. Of course they didn't have
the money and the entire party-men and wo-
men-went to Jail.
"a series of revival meetings will begin in
Calvary Baptist Church, Towson, on Sunday
morning, October 9th, and continue during
the week. Rev. G. G. Cox, of Baltimore an
able and eloquent speaker, will preach. Mem.
bers of other denominations are especially in
vited as the meetings will be held for the good
Of the community generally.
- Woodhome Farm, the beautiful property
near Pikesville that was once the home of Mr..
James Il. Councilman, is now being advertised
at public sale in THE UNION by the trustees
Col. ID. g. Mcintosh and MIR. Edward N. Rich.
This is one of the most desirable properties in
the county and its location makes it especially
valuable. 1t will be sold either as whole or
in lots.
THE coming annual exhibition of the
Maryland State Horticultural Society, to be
held1n the Fifth Regiment Armory, Baltimore,
Tuesday and Wednesday, December Sd and
4th, promises to surpass all its predecessors.
Those who propose to make exhibits of fruit
should send the same to the Baltimore Cold
Storage, 408 South Eutaw street, by express
prepaid.
THE cunning season will open in Balti-
more county in a few days and landowners are
trying to fortify themselves against providing
hunters who come right up to their buildings
and bang away at almost anything with fur
or feathers on it, often endangering the lives of
stock, if not even of human beings. Some.
thing should be done to put stop to this
nuisance.
->Towson undoubtedly has more unruly
and unmannerly boys than any other town in
Maryland. They have no respect for either
persons or places and their conduct is simply
shameful. Twenty-Five or thirty of these fine
specimens had to be elected from the Methodist
Episcopal Church on Wednesday night because
of their riotous behavior just before wedding
ceremony was to take place. These fellows
seem to be under no restraint whatever Their
home trainiDg-if they ever had any-has evi.
IDENTIFY been forgotten.