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

nronerfv on n Pratt street, Highlandtown.
Wednesday. November g. by Samuel e; C T,cs
throroughbred and work horses. mules.coWs,
and heifers, farm implements. wagons, etc, etc:
Wednesday, November 8, by Osborne l. elliott.
trustee. at the Court House door, dwelling
and business stand at Perry Hall. 18th dist:
Thursday November 7, by John :. Ensor ana q.
w. Herman. trustees. on the premises.
farm of Is acres. near Belfast, 9Th district.
Monday, November II. by Fred. Dickman, in the
18th district, on Fifth avenue, opposite Oil-
yer's shoeing forge, work horses, hogs, poul-
try, farm implements, hay. corn; etc;
Tuesday, November II, by Elmer K. Hale ale as,
signee. at the Court House door, farm on
Sunshine avenue near Fork. 18th district.
Thursday. November IA, by d. g. Mcintosh and
Edward N. Rich, trustees, on the premises,
the nropertv known as Woodhome Farm.
near Pikesville, divided into NUMBER VI
parcels.
->The Old Home corners are still coming
home. They appear to have had the time Oh
their lives.
- Suppose the boxes will not be large
enough to hold the blanket ballots on election
day, what then2
- On Monday last Superintendent Cook
and Assistant Superintendent Hershner started
out on their first round to visit the schools.
- Some new corn arrived in Baltimore this
week and sold around 81 25 per barrel. Old corn
is scarce and was quoted on Tuesday at "a TO-,
- The open season for partridges and rab-
bits in Baltimore county will begin on FRIDAY
THE first month of autumn ended on
Thursday, 2zd instant. understanding to
the almanac-begins on the I'D OF December.
- The time is close at hand when the near
sighted sportsman will aim at rabbit and
shoot man. Look out for this dangerous in
dividual.
- The Sunday school of Cedar Grove U B.
Church will give an oyster supper in the hall
near the church, on Saturday evening, DC
tober 26th.
The regular meeting OF Towson W. @. T.
u. will be held at the residence of Mr.. Gerand
Bowen, Wednesday afternoon, October 10th,
t3 o'clock.
- The job department of The UNION Office
has this year broken all previous records in
tie matter of printing sale posters and the run
still keeps up.
=. The man who votes this years ballot
correctly will have to keep his wits about him.
Nothing approaching it in size was ever seen in
Maryland before.
- The Masonic fair at Govanstown is now
running successfully. The receipts will be APP
of Tuscan Lodge.
- The glories of the autumn foliage are
rapidly fading and the earth is becoming thickly
strewn with leaves. 1t is sad season and one
for deep reflection.
- Mr.. John Ayres, of Hartford county,
raised this season between six and seven thous-
and bushels of tomatoes, an average over 900
bushels to the acre.
- The recently formed Glyndon Country
Club was incorporated at Towson on Tuesday.
It has a capital stock OF $4,000, divided into
900 shares at IS each.
- The Ladies Aid Society of Waugh M. E
Church will give an oyster supper In the hall
at Glenarm, on Friday and Saturday evenings,
October 18th and 26th.
- Revival services will begin at Hunts M.
E. Church, Sherwood, on Sunday night, Octo.
Der 9th, and continue every night, except
Saturday, for two weeks.
- If you can't mark your ballot in seven
minutes you can't vote. Some voters will not
be able to mark this years ballot correctly II
I'll ey take four times seven minutes.
Another Baltimore compile came to Tow
son on Tuesday and had the nuptial knot tied
by Rev. w. H. h. Powers, of Trinity P. E.
Church. They came in motorcar.
THE election officials will have lively
time this year. With the ballots they will be
obliged to handle it may be two or three days
before some of them will finish the count
- The fall meeting of the Maryland Jockey
Club will begin at PimlcO today Saturday.
and continue thirteen days. There are very
large number of horses stabbed at the track.
= Mr.. John A. Bradley, aged AZ years, son
Of Mr.. Patrick Bradley, an old citizen of Lore
ley, Baltimore county, died suddenly at the
City Hospital in Baltimore, on the 10Th instant.
1.-The election will take place one week
from next Tuesday-on Tuesday, November
9th. A copy of the official ballot goes out in
supplement form in the present issue of The
- Miss Cora E. Royston, who has been
teaching at School No. 4, 9th district, has been
appointed assistant in Willow Avenue School,
9th district, to succeed Miss Sara 2. Butler,
resigned.
- Property-owners along Charles street ave-
nue. are much annoyed by people who trespass
upon their premises. They have no police
protection and are entirely at the mercy oil
prowlers
- Mr.. Samuel G. Crocker is advertising in
THE UNION TODAY lot of highly bred horses
and other stock that he will sell at auction at
his farm on the Dover road, on Wednesday,
November 9th.
"a temperance meeting will be held at
Lakeview NJ. E. Church, Dulany's Valley, on
Tuesday, October 10Th, at O'Clock ?. NJ. Ad-
dress BY Rev. Joshua E. Wills, of Baltimore.
Public cordially invited
~ Rain is badly needed just now in this
section of Maryland. None has fallen worth
mentioning for over two weeks. 1t may be we
are experiencing the ''fall drought" that we
sometimes hear spoken of.
- Baltimore county Socialists are evidently
pleased with the name of Smiley. They have
Two men on their ticket who lay claim to that
patronymic one for State Senator and one
for County Commissioner.
At the shoot of the Cockeysville Gun
Club last Saturday ]. NOVEL; Hawkins was
high gun. He broke 204 out of 205. His best
run was Isl. John w. Hawkins, Jr., was Sec
ond and Grason Gent third.
~ Christ Protestant Episcopal Church, at
Rock Spring. north OF Belair, celebrated It's
102d anniversary few days ago. It is a stone
structure, with slate roof and is still in an ex
cellent state of preservation.
- Mr.. Thomas ]. Lea farm manager al the
Sheppard-Pratt Hospital, said this week that
he never before cut off corn so near the first oil
November as he has done this year. Many
farmers still have corn standing.
"A German named William Sichert aged
55 years, employed on Woodhome farm, near
Pikesville committed suicide on Thursday by
hanging himself to fence post. He had been
in this country only short time.
"A little girl, whose home is near Towson,
had the lobe Of one of her ears bitten off few
days ago by strange horse about whose head
she was playing. She has been accustomed to
horses and liked to be about them.
>The massed band concert in Druid Hill
Park last Sunday-a sort of windup of the Old
Home Week celebration-was enjoyed by an
immense throng of people despite the fact thai
the weather was very unpleasant. 49,,
THAT was a successful meeting the milk
producers held in Baltimore ON Tuesday after
noon, and they fixed on a price for their pro
duct that should yield them a fair return FOL
their arduous labor. This is right.
- Mrs. Lee A. Benson, of Govanstown
was hurt on Monday evening by falling from
to the Masonic fair when the accident hap
pened Her injuries were not serious.
- Lewis Seybold, of Overlea, Belair road
had his right leg above the ankle cut off by q
Hartford road car on Thursday afternoon. He
was on the front platform and was thrown of
at switch. His condition is critical.
1.-The United Railways Company, during
the six days of last week, collected nearly
5000, 600 fares. Thursday was the biggest day
when 775,000 passengers were carried. Old
Home Week was good for this company.
MIR. Philip B. Crosby, of the LIST district
who announced himself an independent Demo
cratic candidate for County Commissioners
Hfiew de COOP" And now he's going to max
a speech and tell why be quit-poor man.
President Roosevelt has been invited t
address the annual meeting of the Marylan'
State Horticultural Society to be neio IN IN
Fifth Regiment Armory, Baltimore, Deem
Der Sd and 4th, and it is thought be will accept
The Maryland Christian Endeayor Unlol
will hold its annual convention in Lafayett
Square Presbyterian Church b bal1imo s; nr
see another Column of this issue of The UNION