The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-11-23

Chase, 10Th District.-A delightful social
| was given BY the Junior Epworth League Of
Ebenezer Church, in Chase Hall, on Saturday
| last, when returns were made OF their mission.
airy books The receipts amounted to aoou!
$40. The little Leaguers deserve much creuil
for the spirit and success Of their undertaking
and no doubt in the future they will do even
better.
The committee on erecting the new parson,
age met on Monday at Chase Hall. The deco
to the ground has been transferred from d.
J. A. Sheridan, the donor, to Mr.. Richard
Vincent, Jr., president of the parsonage com.
mittee, and the contract for the building has
been awarded to Mr.. James Asher.
Superintendent Anderson, of the Antl-Sai0on
League will preach at Ebenezer Church, on
Sunday afternoon next, at O'Clock. MI.
Anderson is forcefu speaker and alithat can
should not fail to hear him.
Rev. II. @. Grimmell, who, ten years ago,
was Junior pastor of Great Falls Circuit, ana
who is now stationed in New Mexico, visited
friends at Chase this week. He. accompanied
by his wife and four sons, is visiting relatives
in Baltimore and Washington. Mr.. Grlmmell
speaks very pleasantly of his pastoral work 10
that country and expects to return to 1t Dy De-
cember list.
The oyster supper held by the D. OF A; last
week was a success. The four beautiful PIC
lures on exhibition were won by the following
little girls: Lillian Pugh, Grace Edwards,
Grace Maddox and Rebecca Biddison. !,
Not only has the spirit of progression reached
Chase in regard to building, but it has come
to us in another shape. Both physicians Oh
this community, Drs. John Harrison and Car.
Vile Mace, have purchased automobiles and
can be seen almost every day going their
rounds in them. The next thing in order Is
for some of our up-to date people to purchase
autos for their pastors. There is no class OF
people to which the autos would be more bene'
fetal than to the pastors, especially those on
circuits where they are obliged to drive over
Is miles between appointments. Imagine the
time and energy wasted in riding all that dis
tance which would be minimized by the
use of the motorcar. Some of the pastors OF
the city churches have them and find them OF
great help in their work. Should the country
people supply one for each pastor no doubt 1t
would be great inducement for the preachers
to want charge ont of town
Mr.. Hartford Porter and son Floyd spent the
latter part of last week at the home of Mr..
Porter's parents, in Queen Anne's county.
While there Mr.. Porter INDUCED in little gun
ming expedition with the unusual good luck Of
bagging % rabbits. know of some who are
not quite as successful, for after walking and
only saw one rabbit and that got away.
Mr.. Michael Goodwill met with serious
accident few days ago. While stripping q log
the axe slipped and struck his foot. cutting
such terrible cash that for awhile it was
feared be would bleed to death. Mr.. Nicholas
Porter, who was near at hand, hurried to his
aid and succeeded in stanching the flow OF
blood until the arrival of Dr. Mace. who sewed
and dressed the wound. Mr.. Goodwill has
the sympathy of the neighborhood, as he no
doubt will be unable TO use his foot for long
time.
Mrs. Kate Rollins wife of Mr.. Thomas Rol-
Inns, of Bengies, who has been i'll for some
time, is still confined to her bed, but extremely
bright and cheerful, as was always her wont.
Miss Anna Vincent, eldest daughter of Mr..
R. A. Vincent, who has been sick, is mending
rapidly. L.