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

! Monkton, N. @. r. R.-Mf. Onver~ N
| H1tchins, of the Manor, who'iast week wen
ment, was operated on March 22d. The opeEa.
ton was very successful and MT. Hutcnins =
| resting was the comforting insurance
| his family received from latest adyices.
The adjourned quarterly meeting OF Monkton
Circuit convened at the parsonage at MONK
ton on Saturday last to get the images ncSss -
ence on April Sd, at Cumberland, Md. KEY.
| Solomon German is expected to return. Tnere
| is also some talk of adding two more charges 70
Monkton Circuit and having young man a };
| Junior pastor to assist Mr.. German. IL IS
hoped some change will be made as the Wo q
| is too heavy for one minister; besides tne
forces of evil are well organized, therefore it
behooves the Christian churches 10 put IN their
best and most helpful work against sin In all
forms.
One of the sad things of the day is that so
few men attend church, or seem interested IN
the cause. If attendance at church counts lor
righteousness surely the women will have the
monopoly in heaven as they outnumper Inc
men in many churches to l.
Wedding bells will chime on the Manor on
April 9th, when Miss Anna Laurie, daughter
of the late Col. Joshua d. and Mrs. Anna
Rebecca Cockey, will be married to Mr. George
Warner Smull, at st. James P. E. Church, at
O'Clock P. NJ. The bride-elect is one OF the
many fair and charming young ladies the
Manor is noted for. Her many friends will be
doubtless sorry to lose her from their number.
Mrs. Joshua Hutchins, OF the Manor, also
received the announcement that the marriage
of her niece, Miss Winifred Richardson, TO
Mr.. Thomas Orr, in faroff Australia, would
take place and the bride and groom would sail
for America on April 18th. Mr.. and Mrs. Or
will come by way of Vancouver's Island and
thence on down the st. Lawrence river ana
stop off at Toronto, Canada-quite lengthy
wedding journey. / learn it will take them
six weeks to make the trip. 1t takes only four
weeks by way of San Francisco.
Mrs VIM. g. Shelly, who has been ~, is now
recovering, but was unable to attend the din
ner given her father, Mr.. Wesley A. Royston,
of Phoenix, in honor of his 10th birthday, last
Sunday, by her sister, Mrs. VIM. Fl. Smith,
near Sunnybrook. Mr.. Royston is still very
active man and runs market wagon to Balti-
more every week.
The St. James Guild was entertained at the
Guild House, on March 21st, by Mrs. William
Hutchins and Mrs. J. Myers Pearce.
On Good Friday the rector, Rev. Mr.. Potter,
will hold service, from IL o'clock noon until 8
P. NJ Easter Sunday there will be special
music by the choir of st James Church. II.
Rayville, 9th District.-The public school
at this place duly observed Maryland Day last
Monday. Miss May Cross, of Shippensburg
Normal School. and a former pupil of this
school, assisted in the exercises.
rev. r. d. EmennelSer Will nOlu cOIuInunlOu
services at Pine Grove Church next Sunday
morning. He is still holding revival services
at this place.
Mr. Frank R. Shauck, who for the past ten
years has been extensively engaged in farming,
has sold out to Mr.. E. D. Wilson and removed
to New Freedom.
Mr.. John H. Hale will remove to his farm
the first of the month.
The delightful weather of the past few days
is causing many folks in this section to shape
up their ground for planting their early crops.
Mr.. Isaac Shaver and wife visited their son,
Mr.. P. H. Shaver, of Arcadia, last Sunday.
He is seriously i'll. suffering with an attack of
rheumatism and stomach trouble. Il
The oyster supper and festival held by the
Ladies' Aid Society of Eklo M. e. Church last
Saturday night was success financially.
The Knights of Pythias of this place are
making extensive preparation for their festival
and oyster supper TO be held next Friday and
Saturday nights. B.