The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-04-06

Tuesday. April 30, by Messrs 2. Howard Isaac,
w. Gin Smith and e. w. Herman, trustees,
at the Court House door. the farm of the late
John T. B. Parlett, in the 18th district.
Tuesday. May IA. by Messrs; Armstrong e, Tnomas'
tees at the Court House door. the Beulah
estate of the late Joshua REGISTER, on Reyes
ter avenue.
->Six infants were baptised by Rev. w. H.
H. Powers, in Trinity Church, Towson, last
Saturday afternoon.
- Mr.. Frank B. Boarman, the new pro-
prietor took charge of the Hotel Towson, in
Towson. on Wednesday.
- Ice to the thickness of threequarters
an inch was frozen on standing water in Tow
son Oh Tuesday morning.
two Philadelphians shooting at BengieS
Point last Saturday killed % pairs of black
head ducks in few hours.
-SGovernor Warfeld on Thursday issued
his proclamation designating Friday, April
18th, as Arbor and Highway Day.
- Flowers were abundant at Easter and
they were higher in price than ever. Tho
florists must have reaped rich harvest.
REV. r. G. Campbell, pastor of St.
Joseph's Catholic Church. Texas. was presen-
ted with an Easter offering of $500 in cash.
->R. f. ID. route No. 8, at Towson, will
begin service on the LIST of May. 1t will be
Is 8 miles in length and will serve 100 families.
THE spring show OF the Baltimore Horse
Show Association will take place at the Ken
nels. Charles street avenue, May 23d oath
and 25th.
- Reports from different sections of Mary
land show that the cold snap of the early part
of this week seriously damaged the fruit
prospects.
- The Beulah estate of the late Joshua
REGISTER, on REGISTER avenue. south of Tow
son, is advertised in The UNION today. 1t is
fine property.
- All the Towson churches held Easter
services last Sunday morning. The chancel
of Trinity Church was beautifully decorated
with flowers.
- Rudolph Schwanebeck has been appoin-
ted postmaster at Lansdown Baltimore county,
vice j. II. Burke, resigned. The office is in
the 18th district.
= Communion services will be held at st.
Johns Lutheran Church, Parkville, Hartford
road, rext Sunday morning, conducted in the
English language
- Mrs Margaret Duffy, wife of Col. o. E.
Duffy, who died at her home in Washington,
on Monday last, was the mother of Mrs. John
q. Perkins, of TOwson.
- All the Protestant Episcopal churches
held their usual Easter Monday elections and
in most cases all the former vestrymen and
officials were again chosen.
>The monthly report of County Treasurer
Rogers shows that he had balance on hand
April LIST of 500 1924. The disbursements
4 during March were S37, 586.06.
"a stranger coming here opens his eyes
wider when he is told that elgibly located
vacant ground in Towson readily sells at S25
front IOOb. Ii 3 50 luSC the SAINT.
THE UNION is again unable to give the
usual amount of reading matter this week be-
cause of the continued heavy pressure upon
its columns with advertising matter.
1.-The creamery of Mr.. Albert Lintz, in
the 10th district, was damaged by fire on Tues
day to the extent of $780, No insurance. The
good work ofthe neighbors saved the dwelling.
- Miss Eleanor Parker, only daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Parker, died at her
home in Washington, on Sunday last De.
eaA v,fo - Rr1H of
Towson.
THE Clown, owned by Mr.. Robert H.
Wright, of Baltimore county, won good race
at Benning track, on Friday afternoon of last
week, and fine bunch of money for his
hackers.
"a Towson man who devotes some of his
spare time to raising chickens during March
got 4S2 eggs from 30 hens. They are Barred
Plymouth Rocks, black Minorcas and brown
Leghorns.
- Much needed improvements are being
made by the Northern Central Railway Com.
pany to the station house al COckeysville. A
baggage room will be added and the waiting
room enlarged.
chased the country place of DR.. VIM. Simon,
on Inglesde avenue, Gainesville, and will
shortly occupy it. DR.. Simon will spend the
summer abroad.
THE entire equipment of the Smedley
House, Towson, belonging to the late Capt. j..
sold at public auction next Wednesday, COM
mencing at 10 A. NJ.
"A small frame house in Lutherville,
tlowned by Mr.. VIM NJ. Heilig and occupied by
Mr.. 7. H. Morningstar, was slightly damaged
X by fire few days ago. The Towson engine
4 company put the fire out.
IA small tenant house on the Willow
brook farm of Mr. Fl. A Parr, near Sherwood,
was destroyed by fire on Friday afternoon of
last week. The fire was caused by sparks from
a.,rrsr ont 1oN
-The All Fools Day joker was around on
Monday and had his little fun as usual. As q
rule the practical joker Is frst-class nuisance,
but the fellow who gets in his work one day
in the year only can be tolerated.
THE congregation of st. Dominica
Church, Hamilton, Hartford road, will worship
in the hall at that place until the new church
now in course of erection is completed. Rev.
Father Manley is the pastor in charge.
"A number of public sales of personal
property now being advertised in THE UNION
will take place next week. 1t is always well
to scan the advertising columns of this paper.
They will always be found interesting.
THE automobile craze seems to be con-
stantly growing and the ranks of its devotees
soon become enthusiasts-in fact can't talk
about much else except motorcars. OF course
every mans machine is the very best.
THE Annual Conference of the Metho-
dist Protestant Church is in session in WASH
ington this week. The churches of Balti-
Herbert E. Wright, the present pastor.
THE list of applicants for yearly liquor
licenses is published in the advertising col.
umns of The UNION today. 1t contains 1913
names and is the largest ever filed at the County
Clerks Office. The number last year was 387.
THE final dedication of Lauraville NJ. P.
Church. which was announced to take place
last Sunday, was again postponed because the
necessary fund to pay the debt on the building
has not yet been raised. The amount so fan
collected is S2,650.
- Miss Margaret Sanderson, who died al
the residence of her brother-in-law, Mr.. John
F. Williams, of Wslbrook. on Saturday last
was a daughter of the late Thomas Sanderson
who was IN his day prominent citizen of the
Sd district of this county.
MIR. Alphonso Robinson, prosperous
farmer and Gamer near Fallston, died or
Thursday last aged 76 years He was nearly
all his life resident of Hartford. Mrs. john
Price, of Jacksonville, Baltimore county, is
daughter of the deceased.