The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-07-13

HAAH0 ADN AnLA0n0 ~ ~ O&%AOS$a
real estate. corner Of Dillon and Fourth
streets. Canton.
Wednesday, July "A. by John d. hequardt, at
torney, &C.. on the premises. q country es-
tate OF l3H acres In the 9Th district.
Wednesday, July "a, by w. L. Amose, executor.
at Reckord. on the Hartford turnpike, ~ acres
Monday, July %, by VIM. N. McFaul and 7. Til
corner Catonsviiie and Bioomingdaie ave-
Tuesday, August 8, By Noah 3. oGutt, Ct the
Court House door, q valuable farm 10 the Sth
district, IL miles north Of Cockeysvile.
- You can get copy Of the Timonium
Fair catalogue by calling at The UNION Office:
"a man up in Connecticut lost flock Of
ducks from eating hailstones-at least he says
he did.
- Mr.. Edward B. Cummings, OF Cations
Vile. Baltimore county, has secured patent
- Some Towson people commenced cook
ing with gas this week. Soon many families
will be using it.
60: - Next MOndsy. July 10Th, will be St,
that day is as old as the hills.
- The camp meeting season has already
opened in Baltimore county and It will con-
tinue until the end Of August.
- The directors of the Reisterstown Turn
pike Company have declared dividend Of 2
per cent. for the past six months.
- Monday, July 9Th, was the hottest day
Of the summer up to that time. Thermome-
tiers in Towson registered So degrees.
- A class of % children received their first
communion at st. Luke's Catholic Church,
SparroW's Point, last Sunday morning.
- Rev. John Carter, of Morgant0Wn, W.
Va, the new pastor of Govanstown Baptist
Church. will enter upon his duties next Sunday.
- Just think of it The United Railways
Company collected close to 800 600 fares on the
Fourth Of July. The day was record. breaker.
- The T0wson baseball team will play
game on the home grounds this Saturday.
afternoon with the Columbia Athletic Club OF
Baltimore.
- The petit Jury for the May term of the
Circuit Court was finally discharged on Mon
day. except those serving on the panel in the
Mason case.
= Calvary Baptist Sunday school, Towson:
held its annual picnic on Thursday, at Bay
Shore Park.
- The Hartford Savings Bank Of Belair has
reelected Mr.. w. w. Preston. president, and
Mr.. Samuel W. Bradford, cashier. The bank
Is prosperous.
Church. Long Green Circuit, will hold an ice
cream festival at the church, on Saturday even
ing, July 10th.
- County Treasurer Rogers had on hand
on the first of July the comfortable sum Of
e448, 1888. The disbursements during June
were s83 65598.
- This is the last week OF the publication
OF the county's statement of expenses. Here.
after we will be able to give our usual quantity
of reading matter.
wealthy naDer manufacturer of York county.
died at his home at Spring Grove. on Thursday
last. aeed 10 wears.
- William Jarrett aged Is years. whose
home is ct Texas, was run over by Northern
Central train at Cockeysville last Saturday and
had his left leo cruahed
-sM Mr.. William q. BLACK ford while riding
near his home in Green Spring Valley on Mon.
dav. had leg fractured bv bis horse Stun
hing and falling upon II.
'.-s - The thunder storms of last Saturday
r;obt continued for over 81 hours and traveraad
The Greater mart of the county. Some damage
was done bv the LIGHTNING.
- Republican primary meetings will be
held in ali the districts of this county today
Saturday. The convention will meet at Tow
son on Monday next, at Pm.
- An old barn. with about tons of hay,
on the property Of the Maryland School for
Boys, east of Loeb Raven, was burned on the
5th instant causing small loss.
- David Sellers Stirling, eldest SON of Mr..
G. Howard Stirling, of T0WsOn, was thrown
from pony in Green Spring Valley on Thurs
day and sustained broken arm.
- Mr.. George G. Tracey, the new owner Of
the Smedley House. Towson, is making num-
add to its appearance and comfort.
- Mr.. Geo. G. Wilkins has sold his country
place, on the south side of the Joppa road, at
Sherwood, to his son, Mr.. Henry b. wilkins,
who will make his home there.
Two Baltimore county men each lost
right hand as the result of Fourth of July &C.
cidents. They will be likely to remember that
day all the balance OF their lives.
SPlants of 1.-THE Fendalr strawberry are
being advertised in THE UNION today. They
are q Towson production and it is said they
win yield 16, 800 quarts to the acre.
"a Sunday school will be organized in the
Odd Fellows Hall at Glenarm, on Sunday,
July l4th, at Pm. Rev. NJ. L. Beall, of Long
Green Circuit, will be in charge OF the school,
- Mr.. Samuel E. Parks. of Oakland Farm,
near Towson, leftat The UNION ONCE this week
some g0oseberries that were about the size OF
ordinary hickorynuts-the largest weever saw.
- The list Of depositors Of the Second Ma
tional Bank Of Towson has grown rapidly in
the last two months. and the business Of the
bank generally is most encouraging to its off,
GERS.
- The ladies of Timonium NJ. E. Church
will hold lawn fete on the church grounds,
on Friday and Saturday evenings July 18th
and Goth. Proceeds for the benefit OF the
church.
- Belair Road Council, G. B. t., will hold
tournament at Tremper's Park, Belair road,
on Wednesday, August 7th. All the candi-
dates for Office in the county are expected to De
present.
- Mr.. Charles e. Fendall, OF Towson, was
still picking fine strawberries from his patch
OF "Fendalls' on Wednesday morning. He
says they are the most wonderful bearers ne
ever saw.
- No fires were reported in Baltimore
county as result of the use of explosives on
the 4th Of July. The sending up OF toy bal.
looms in the country is dangerous and might
cause fires.
- Brehm's brewery is now using q very
large motorwag0n to deliver to its customers
in Towson and elsewhere. II travels rapidly
and makes no more noise than an ordinary
automobile.
-DTowson Chapter Epworth League sent
this week to Glyndon Park II bbls. of groce-
ries, etc., for the use of the Aged Peoples Out
ing Association. A sum of money was also
contributed.
1.-THE infant son Of Rev. Thomas E. Copes,
pastor of Towson NJ. E. Church, was baptized
on Sunday night last by Presiding Elder Nc
Dowell, before the beginning OF the regular
evening service.
"a number OF the members of Towson
Lodge Of Elks will attend the forty-third an
nual session Of the Grand Lodge of the order
to be held in Philadelphia next week, begin
ming on Monday.
- nonik Load vouF Teams k00 heavily when