The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-03-02

Court road ! mile from Pikesville; also the
personal effects of John znbach. deceased:
c. Halle farm, on the Western Run pike, Sth
district, horses, mules, COWS. implements,
wagons, wheat in the ground, etc.
field station, Md. & Pa. railroad. horses,
wagons. farm implements. harness, etc..
Tuesday, March 49, by J: A. poxen an william annn
q farm of IS acres on Taylor ave..9th district
Wednesday. March 20, by +; B. Boarman, on the
Hartford turnpike, near Fork, stock. wagons,
farm implements, dairy fixtures. household
furniture, etc.
Thursday. March q, Py Edward Rider on j., on
Sherwood, horses, mules, cate, farm imple-
ments and machinery. hay. straw, etc.
-->The March term of the Circuit Court
will begin next Monday. 1t is usually short
term.
this is the I'd day of March and spring,
with its so-called ethereal mildness," is al
most within sight.
-sMr. Nicholas B. Cole, of Freeland, N. @.
r. R.. fell on the ice few days ago and broke
his leg near the hip.
~ More new sales Of farm stock and nipple.
ments will be found in the advertising columns
of The UNION today.
IA slight fire occurred last Sunday in the
residence of Mr.. VIM. Pinkney Whyte, Jr., at
Ruxton. Damage trihing.
->It is now lawful to fish for brook trout
in the streams of Baltimore county. The 'open
season. continues TOUT mOOtOS.
->Another President of the United States
will be inaugurated two years from next Mon
day. Can you guess who it will be?
SToday-Saturday March 2d-the sun
rises at 40 minutes past Sand sets at So minutes
past 5: The days are rapidly lengthening: 80
the Circuit Court-except the panel serving in
9 case on trial was finally discharged on Tues
Rev. G. A. Jenkins, M. A., will lecture
in Sater's Baptist Church. on Friday, March
22d, ct 8 P. NJ, on Echoes from the Sunny
- Fifteen mules sold at Mr.. George W.
Yellott's sale in Long Green Valley this week
were bought by Pstapsco Neck farmers and
truckers.
- Rev. M. L. Beall, pastor of Long Green
Circuit, will preach and administer comm u,
MON at Waugh Church, on Sunday, March Sd
at IL A. M.
- Bethany Lodge, l. o. o F., ofGlen-Arm,
is preparing to give an oyster supper in the
hall, on Friday and Saturday evenings, March
22d and 23d.
IA regular meeting of the Towson I'm
provement Association will be held in the
Guild House, on Wednesday evening, March
- Emanuel P. <. Church at Glencoe, N. C.
R. r., has lately been repaired at an expense
of several hundred dollars. Rev. Duncan Nc
Culloh is the rector.
-~The public sale of Mr.. VIM. Pibber, an
from Knoebel, on Monday next, March 4th,
has been Withdrawn.
->"Eagle'' hams and bacon, said to be very
superior products, are now being advertised in
THE UNION by the Jones d Lamb Company,
well known Baltimore house.
- Rev. Herbert f. Wright, pastor of Ep-
som NJ. P. Church, performed two marriage
ceremonies on Wednesday, both couples COM
ing to Towson from distance.
-SSL. Patrick's day occurs on the 18th OF
knwsv h Aowu
later. We need not look for any really settled
weather until after those dates.
- While chopping wood few days ago
IMr. Edward e. Chilcoat, of the 4th district,
lhad the misfortune to cut off one of his toes.
IDr. T. Rowe Price attended him.
! - Major NJ Atchison Reckord has pur-
chased the Touring mill at Belair that was at
one time owned and operated by the Henry
Rockford Manufacturing Company.
- Bosley Bros, of TOwson, have been
awarded the contract for the erection of the
large barn on the farm of the Maryland Hos
pital for COnsumptives, near TowsOn.
Two persons died in the LIST district this
week both of whom had passed the age of 81
years-Mr. Benjamin Whiteley and Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Jones, widow of Johnsey Jones.
George L. Mcclure who had been an
inmate of the Confederate Soldiers Home at
Pikesvile, since June 1885, died on Sunday
last. He was a native of Carrollton, Ga.
"A large number of people enjoyed the
Friday night Of last week by the Imperial
Mandolin and Guitar Club, of Baltimore.
->Plows were running in this county up to
the middle of January but nothing has been
done in that line since then because Of the
severe weather that has been experienced.
->Mr. w. Clarence Craumer, cashier of
the Towson National Bank, left at THE UNION
Office this week an egg layed by a White
Wyandotte hen that measures 81 by u inches.
1.-THE riding club that has leased from Mr.
Harrison Rider the old Matthews place, in the
western suburbs of Towson, has decided to adj
NIT drivers and Automobiles to membership
->Mr. Charles G. Homer Jr.. who is at
present residing in Towson, has purchased q
house on the corner OF Lakewood and Fair
mount avenues, Baltimore, from Mr.. William
F. Weir.
THE Wise property, situated on Ingleside
avenue, near Catonsville, has been purchased
by Mr.. John Hinkley, member of the bar, for
$1,000. It contains about six acres and is well
improved.
lit is said the new trolley line between
Baltimore and Washington will be in opera.
ton by the first of July next. Day and night
gangs are now working on it when the weather
will permit.
erected in the suburbs Of Baltimore the coming
spring and summer. The high price of mate
rails of all kinds does not seem to check pro-
gress in this line.
-The oyster supper held two nights last
week by the Ladies' Auxiliary of Govanstown
Y. NJ. c. A. was q marked success. Nearly
1000 persons attended and more than 500 sup
pers we're served.
"a beautiful marble tablet was unveiled
in the First Presbyterian Church. Belair, last
Sunday to the memory of Rev: E. D. Finney,
who had been pastor of the church nearly a
quarter of q century.
ION Washingtons birthday February
22d), twenty-one persons climbed to the top of
Washington Monument in Baltimore. About
ten persons ascend this shaft daily to get q
birdseye view of the city.
During the months of January and Feb
ruary. 1907, the job department of THE UNION
Office turned cut So different sets of posters for
public sales, and all but two of these were for
sales of personal property.
->The 'canaries" that went out with the
first issue of THE UNION in December last con-
tinue to find their way back to the office-fol.
lowing the hundreds that have preceded them.
And still there are others
1.-The name of st. Denis postofice. in the
18th district of this county, has been changed
by the department to Relay, thus making the
name of the B. & o Railroad station at that
place and postoffice harmonic.
Mr. John Rush Street,. of Hartford county,
has purchased from Mrs. Josephine Lurman
Stewart q property containing about Z acres,
located on the Reisterstown road, Sd district
The price was not made public:
- Many of the pub bic schools ofthis county
held special exercises on Washington's BIRTH
day, and in some elaborate programs were rem
dered suitable to the occasion. The memory
of Washington remains always green.
Teachers and pupils are now delightfully."-
housed in the fine new High School building
in Towson and everything is moving along
smoothly. The greatly improved surround.
ings must be highly appreciated by all;
1.-THE farm of the late Daniel ?. Holdings
worth, near Falston, has been sold to Mr.
George W. Evans, of Baltimore for $4,000
The place contains lS0 acres and is said to bt