The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-06-22

Hyde's, 18th District.-A feeling of intense
anxiety continues to exist among the farmen
of this community in regard to the crop OUT
look. The recent rising condition OF the tenn,
perature (that dispensed with oyercoals any
heavy wraps) somewhat appeased the strain,
and while hay and wheat give promise OF a.
ordinary yield, a favorable result with the coIl
will depend entirely upon late autumn, WnIcn
isdevontly hoped for. The frequent rains have
added much TO the brilliancy OF forest. snruu
berry and meadow and this famous valley never
appeared in more charming array.
This week witnesseth the closing for the SUM
mer vacation of our public schools cerem 1oi
attended by interesting features OF music. oecia.
nation and Observation-Disclosures ailke Dy
patron and pupil. The final session OF Hyoe
school-Miss Fannie Lochary, teacher-recoros
the most successful term in the way OF average
attendance and advancement in the history o.
its existence. -
Rev. ]. B. Hauck, pastor of st. Johns K; y
Church, rendered his yearly treat to the cnlI'
dren of the parochial school, and also announc.
ed the annual tournament 10 take place, on ~
Wednesday, July oath. Ample time Will pe
| given for the preiminaries, etc, that Will MAKE
| this anticipated event most successful IN every
Mrs. ]. ]. Mccarthy is spending fortnight
| with her brother, Mr.. H. w. Dilworth. ana Is
| the recipient of much attention from her MI
| merous friends. -
A trial crop of alfalfa on the "Hillendale'
farm proved so entirely satisfactory in results
to Mr.. Eugene Jenkins, who is in charge OF the
| place, that preparations are being made for the
planting of large tract with this much ais
cussed plant so essential IN the event OF snort'
age in the hay harvest
Mr.. Frank Jenkins and family will occupy
the remodeled dwelling on the Hyde property
| during the coming week and will be welcomed
by their numerous relatives and friends OF this
locality. While premature to predict, indica-
tions point to successful crop of sweet corn for
| the canning season.
Chiefof Police A. T. Street,, who is the Demo-
cratic choice for sheriff, is certainly receiving
| the unbounded encouragement and congratu-
! lations of this entire community, and deser-
vedly, as he is one of the most popular men OF
| this district
Mr.. II. w. Dilworth, who has entered large
| ly into the dairy business, has recently built
new dairy, with the latest sanitary facilities,
and also added considerable stock to his we'll
graded herd
Homestead" the country seat of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Armour jenkins, can boast OF the
finest field of potatoes and corn to be seen,
speaking we'll for the ability of the farm su-
perintendant, Mr. William Maggie.
Many subscribers in this community to the
est. Vincent de Paul Trip to Europe Charity
will learn, with probably tinge of disappoint-
ment, that the prize was won by Balti-
morean.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Knoebel are arranging
for a trip to the jamestown Exposition.
The remodeling, painting new fencing, DC,
recently finished at the Hotel Ady have added
materially to the appearance of this valuable
property. The work, done by Mr.. G. Stacy,
certainly deserves the credit bestowed.
Misses Laura and Lydia Ady are contem-
plating spending their holidays at Betterton,
where they have been making visit of in
spection. HOWARD.
Monkton, N. G. R. R.-The formal open
ing of the Guild House of st. James Parish
will take place June Goth, at 3P. NJ. Twelve
cergymen are expected to be present. Ad-
dresses will be made by Rev. W. II. H. Powers,
of Towson, and Rev. Hobart Smith. arch.
deacon of the diocese. A strawberry festival
will be held by the ladies of the parish on the
evenings of June 26th and 9th.
Miss Winifred Potter, daughter of Rev. s.
A. Potter, has gone to the Church Home IN
Baltimore for treatment.
Mr.. John Roger Perdue, youngest son OF the
late John and Annie Holmes Perdue, died on
Wednesday afternoon, at his mothers home
on My Lady's Manor of tuberculosis, from
which he had patiently suffered for over
year. Besides his mother Mr.. PerGue is sur
vived by sister and brother. He was ayoung
man of much promise, having gentle, courte-
Gus manner toward everyone. Much sympa-
| thy is felt for the family at his early death.
! The funeral took place from st. James P. E..
M.
The Democratic convention that convened
| at Towson on Tuesday was glorious love
| feast apparently the Ratchet between politi-
cal opponents having been buried in the hope
of future resurrection and recognition from
| the party leaders.
human nature will follow even though fruition
is a long way off. The 10th district was recog-
nized in the formation of the ticket. Mr.. ID.
| Seymour Piersol was nominated for judge of
the Orphans Court and Mr.. VIM. ?. Bosley
of White Hall, is delegate to the State con-
| vention.
The last few days have given us taste of
| our first summer weather for June, 1907, and
| caused the farmers clouded visages to brighten
| with smiles at the improvement sunshine
warm rays will make in their cornhelds.
Wheat looks fairly well, but the hay crop
| promises to be short.
Children's services will be held at Clynma-
| Ira, on July It'll, at 10 A. M. They have q
large Sunday school, with Mr.. Alex. Guthrie
| as superintendent
The strawberry festival at Wesley Chapel
| last week was social and financial success.
| The ladies in charge cleared over $40, notwith.
standing the weather was much against them.
Rev S. Carroll Coale, student at Dickin.
son College, preached an interesting sermon
at Clynmalira Church last Sabbath. NJ.
Rossville, 18th Dstrict.-The strawberry
/. and ce.cream festival held by the congregation
Of Zion Evangelical Church, on Inc otn ana 6tn
OF June was oeciaeu success, ana Inc laTl h
tnanK tne peopsie l1r 'nelr gener1sisy t LIE
Proceeos %eIs l1r idH eiec.lom VI Scno ~
c nUus., cio 'n' ''''e 80 nv" " -
Tha PoSsu;l1o sobool fost;vol w.s also suc.
nc Tb srncooJs nil ha nsoJ 70 hnv
cess. m oS nd oI S booIcoso Tbs teacb
dor lug ;ia ahen tba noopie For thair End.
els anu uaner eeaA '' p0opi' -oi
ne Po am MI Orr;cE takes cbaree of the Church
tsa H. III Go1,o Of thiS 6iece on sandal
% ga sn a. i - oy,cIook NJ ~ '-'' paw
M, Cna,reS ,,otatoa. The seed ~ whcb WAS
uise5s1a5 CIV s;y weeIs 400
pN M G eg T, Solomon has Crown Jewel
MI. ueoige ~ 0oioo ooo nas UiU ha
pJ Iorc,o n;oI5e e- '-" : oNo 20
alaTse YIN Tono,;k lsst veek fool, To Ralt;more
oo0 nre,ts If Glen Mary Strawberries and re-
ta;Ied them at * cts mart The berries were
the largest and finest seen in this section in
| th0 Aoi6SoO any hHS'e 49, ~ -