The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-03-30


and garden implements, hay, straw, potatoes
household furniture, etc.
Tuesday April S b GeSEe Smith sS@a a ira
personal effects of the late George Smith
also, at the same time. the home place Of the
Wednesday. April II. by r. H. Hillmer, on the
North Point road. 18th district. work and
driving horses, COWS, poultry, farm imple-
ments, household effects. etc.
Thursday, April IS, by L.. d. Ofutt and o. 3.
Fisher. trustees, on the premises, granite
quarries and farm property at Granite, "a
district, belonging to the estate OF the late
William F. Weller.
ETC., on the premises, a small farm on the
Dover road near Gwynnbrook; also at the
same time and place, by William II. Belt, a
Tuesday, April %. By William s. Keech, W. Gill
Smith and X. T. Gill, trustees, at the Court
House; farm OF 40 acres near Morgan's
Tuesday, April %, by John Mays. Little, attor-
ney. etc. at the Court House door, q lot and
improvements on the Dogwood road, I'd dis
Wednesday, April "a. by Benjamin Rosenheim
parcels of ground at Lauraville. on the Har-
ford road.
Next Sunday will be Easter-the last day
of the Lenten season.
The Easter bonnet and other inery will
be out in all its brilliancy next Sunday.
"A number of public sales, now being adj
vertised in THE UNION, will take place next
- Good Friday March 29th), is legal holt
day. All the banks and public Offices were
closed.
> Friday, April 18th. will be Arbor Day,
the special observance of which should not be
overlooked.
-Mr. Henry C. Chapman, of Baltimore
county, has been granted his discharge in
bankruptcy.
del, Green Spring Valley, to Mr.. Walter Hoop
or who will improve 10.
Next Monday will be the first day Of
April-AlI Fools Day, as some call it. Look
out for the practical joker.
Bishop Paret visited Trinity Church,
Towson last Tuesday afternoon and confirmed
class of twenty one persons.
- More of the "canaries'' found their way
back to the starting point this week. And
there are others yet to be heard from.
MIR. Robert M. Taylor, of Baltimore
county, won the two mile steepechase with
Essex at BeDning track on Thursday.
THE Baltimore Annual Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church will meet next
Wednesday, April Sd, in Cumberland.
IA man was in Towson on Monday last
on the lookout for iaborsrs for some public
work. he wanted 80 men and got none.
Two more chauffeurs were pulled this
week by Patrolman KleemaD, of Pikesville
Result: Fine of $40 and costs in each case.
->It is still asserted that the United Rail-
ways Company will build the line from Tow
son to Lutherville and Timonium this year.
-->The new r. f. d. route extending north
and northeast from Towson will be inaugura-
ted next Monday. Mr.. j. Z. Peterson will be
the carrier.
The professional baseball season opened
on Tuesday last when the Baltimore team
played its first practice game at Oriole Park,
on the York road.
- Five sales of personal property that had
been advertised in THE UNION, took place last
Wednesday and reports from all show that
they were largely attended.
- Owing to the unusual pressure upon the
advertising columns of THE UNION interesting
reading matter that was in type for this week 8
issue is necessarily omitted.
-The Junior Gunpowder Agricultural
Club will meet this Saturday. afternoon, at
the farm of Mr.. VIM. D. Curry, in the 10th
district, when ensilage will be discussed.
1.-The members of the Green Spring VAL
ley Hunt Club will spend Friday and Satur-
day of this week in Kent county and will have
meets at Chestertown each day at 8 Am.
$The United Railways Company expended
the past year for new cars alone about $5OO,O0O
and other costly improvements have been made
that add greatly to the value of the property.
-SGuilford Park will be the name of the
new suburban section between. the York road
and Charles street avenue that was lately pur-
chased for 81 900 900 by Baltimore syndicate.
Mrs. Emily Maulsby Banks had her hi p
seriously injured by fall at her home at Wal
brook short time ago. She is a sister of the
late Mrs. Sarah Jane Yellott, of Baltimore
county.
Northern Central Railway between Phoenix
and Parkton asking that an early train, to
leave Parkton between and 6 A. NJ, be put in
service.
IA 5-year-old boy. who attends Towson
Sunday school was asked by his teacher last
Sunday what Easter was celebrated for and he
promptly replied ITO give the Jews chance
to pick eggsn
- Charles Miller, teamster living at
Baynesville, had his right leg badly injured
on Wednesday by having it caught between
the wheel and "lazy board" DR.. II. s. Jarrett
attended him.
Mr.. John S. Ensor headed delegation
from Mt. Washington that were before the
County Commissioners on Tuesday asking for
additional electric lights and fire. alarm boxes
for that village.
The property of the Jacksonville Mill
ing Company, at Harrisonville, I'd district has
been purchased by Mr.. George w. Berry, upon
private terms. 1t consists of store, mill and
several dwellings.
- About 700 people attended the sale OF
Mr.. T. Dudley Riggs, in Green Spring Valley,
last Monday and it was in all respects success
full. 1t was conducted by Messrs. Pattison q
Gahan, auctioneers.
THE few warm days have started the
buds to swelling and some express fears that
cold snap later may do serious damage, but it
is foolish to anticipate such calamities. Just
wait and see If they come.
1.-THE primary contest in Baltimore will
take place next Tuesday, April I'd. Itpromises
to be the liveiest political battle ever fought
ont in the city, and. according to present
claims" everybody is sure to win.
- The spring meeting of the Maryland
Jockey Club will begin at Pimlico, April Goth,
and continue until May 4th. This will proba-
bly, be the last racing to be seen at Pimlico as
the old track is about to be abandoned.
1.-THE valuable real estate of the late VIM.
=. Weber, situated at Granite, I'd district, is
nauu hoinC advertised in this OQnnr nv M0SarS
Lemuel D. Offutt and O. E. Fisher. 1t con-
sists of farm property and granite quarries.
- Mr.. Georgia. Tracey, the new owner oil
the Smedley House, Towson, took charge OF
the property this week. The saloon attached
to the house will continue to be conducted by
Mr.. Frank Fitzpatrick until the LIST of May.
->The March meeting Of the Senior Gun
powder Agricultural Club was held last Satur
day at the home of Mr.. John Crowther, in
Lutherville. A report of the proceedings viii
be published in full in The UNION next week
- Last Sunday was another gend day fol
the trolley lines running into the ST Nlrbs and
the cars were crowded the greater PIT of thu
day. Wonder what the people did for Sunday
pleasures before the trolley came into existence
- Daniel H. Carroll, storekeeper doing
business at Fountain Green, Hartford county
this week made an assignment for the benefi
of his creditors. Mr.. ]. A. Dozen, of Belair
who is named as trustee, bonded in the sum o
$1,000.
->The Board of Election Supervisors will
meet at their Office in Towson, on Monday
April LIST, sitting from 10 A. NJ. to P. NJ, t
issue transfers to those voters who have re
moved to Baltimore city from Baltimor
county.
According to records of the Weathe
Bureau Friday, March 22d, was the hotties
March day ever experienced in Washington
At O'Clock in the afternoon the thermomete
registered 80 degrees. In Towson the mercur,
went up to So.