The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-10-12
K,nosv,,le nth District.-Mr. and Mrs.

Kinesville. 18th District.-Mr. and MIS-.
Wesley B. Bennett of Ellicott City, spent sne
weeks end with Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Gorsucn.
Mrs. Averill, wife of Rev. Edward AveIlIl,
of Fort Wayne Ind, who is guest OF Mi VIE.
Edward ]. Bell, has been quite SICK Inc PAST
week. ,,, -
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Gorsuch and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Oliver Anderson and son will close 1n 81.
house and remove to their home In baiIi-
more on Wednesday next.
Mr. and Mrs. Cabell Y. Peyton are spending
a week at the jamestown Exposition anu
Norfolk.
Miss Lucy B. DeMcss and Mr.. Wylie y;
DeMoss, of Upper Falls. spent Sunday iast
with their aunt, Mrs. Robert Magness, OF
Wheel, Hartford county.
Miss Margaret Morrow. of Upper Falls, met
with a very painful accident last week. In
stepping off the porch at her home she trou
on board which had rusty nail IN ana ran
it in her foot to such distance that IL wa ~
very difficult to extricate it. She IS attended
by DR.. James F. H. Gorsuch.
Mr.. John Brandt, our popular florist, hao
successful dahlia show in Belalr last week.
His fields of dahlias are well worth trlp 10
see and as Mr.. and Mrs. Brandt are SO generous
with their flowers they are not at loss ior
callers daily.
Mr.. J. Albert Rittenhouse and the Messrs.
Catch were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. V. b. KIT
tenhouse last Sunday. They often take spin
up from Gardenville in Major Gatchs auto.
Mr.. Charles B. Chapman, OF ToWson, was
a guest this week of Mr.. A. A. Chapman. Il.
Cockeysville, 9th District.-We are in
deed sorry to hear of the death in railway
accident of our friend, Mr.. Wesley K. Whita-
ker, who recently removed to his new nome
near Reisterstown. The family have our sim
cerest sympathy in their bereavement. After
Mr.. Whitaker sold his farm at Oregon, be re-
moved to Phoenix and remained there during
the summer, or until he purchased home III
the 4th district.
Rev. William ]. johnson, of Mount Wash
ington, will preach on Sunday night next at
Epworth M. E. Church. Rev. T. M. West
desiring to begin protracted service at Bosley
Church, will go there.
We are glad to learn that Mr. John w. Todd.
who has been sick with pneumonia, is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah E. Ofutt are having
their many outbuildings and three dwelling
houses repair ted. 1t will require about two
months to do the work.
A large number of our people attended the
York fair this week, and were much pleased.
They consider it truly an agricultural exhibit
ton and think it would be we'll for our coun-
ty to at least try to compare with it. The en-.
enlargement to 90 to York fair is realized
and very many are enjoying it, or have
done so.
Chestnut Ridge, 9th District.-Mr. and
Chestnut Ridge, are visiting the formers sis
ter. Mrs. VIM. ]. Harris, of the Ridge.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Carroll M. E..
Church will meet October 18th at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Gill.
Miss Mary E. Harris is somewhat indisposed
and is under the care of her physician, Dr. b.
r. Benson.
Mrs. L. A. Fowler is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. A. A. Bichell, of Chestnut Ridge.
The third quarterly conference of Chestnut
Ridge Circuit will be beld at Mays Church,
Tuesday, October 18th, at P, M.
Harvest Home services will he held at Car
roll M. E. Church. Sunday, October, 18TH at
BPM.
Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Bichell and children
will leave for their new home, Herndon, Va,
on Wednesday, October 10th. A.
Greenwood 18th District.-On account of
the illness of Rev. M. L. Beall revival services
at Waugh Church were postponed until Sun
day night next, October 18th. The meeting
will be continued every night for two weeks,
commencing at 7.30 o'clock. Epworth League
services at o'clock.
day, October 18th, by the pastor, Rev. M. l..
Beall, who will also preach at Wilson's Church
at 3 Pm.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Waugh Church
will hold bazar and oyster supper in Glen
arm Hall, on Friday and Saturday nights, Oc-
tober 25th and Goth.
Mr.. Caleb Burton, OF this place. is suffering
with carbuncle under his arm.
Mr.. Wade Wisnom, who was last week re-
ported suffering from typhoid fever at Balti-
more hospital, does not improve. J.
Winners at the Horse Show.-The an
nual horse show of the Green Spring Valley
Hunt Club, which took place at the kennels
last Saturday, attracted large crowd OF peo-
pie from Baltimore city and county and
proved altogether very enjoyable event. The
winners in the different classes were as follows:
Station Wagons-W. B. divers General,
first W. Irvine Keyser's Lady Winsome, Sec
ond W. H. Whitridge's Pepper. third.
Pony Riding-Miss Reba Diffenderffer's
Wanda, first Harvey w. Thompson's Lady
Gay, second; Edgar Allan Poe's lone, third.
Roadsters-William B. divers Maggie King,
first William M. Manly's the Crow, second;
William B. divers Colonel, third; DR.. Steu-
art Cassards Black Dick, fourth.
Green Hunters-T. H. Symington's Flag
staff, first; w. B. Brooks, Jr.'s, Yvonne, Sec
ond DR.. Milton P. Hills Jeb. third William
NJ. Kerr's Royelle. fourth.
Pair Hunters-Frank A. Bonsal's Jim Brin-
ley and Loyalusto, first; DR.. r. Percy Smiths
Cottman's Dina and Bachelor, third T. H.
Symington's Flagstaff and mate, fourth.
Saddle Horses-J. A. Hughes Virginia Dare,
first Horatio P. Whitridge's Cornucopia, Sec
ond Mrs. William M. Keyser's Coco, third !;
Miss Reba Diffenderffer's Dubutante, fourth.
Ladies' Hunters-Thomas e. Cottman's
Dina, first; Miss Nancy Brewster's Potential,
second; Miss F. K. McLane's Signorita third !;
Frank A. BonsaPs Jim Brinley, fourth.
Green or Qualified Hunters-Mrs Edgar AL
len Poe's Creole Belle, first W. Irvine Key
ser's Bachelor. second Thomas e. Cottman's
Dina, third; Frank A. BonsaPs Loyalusta,
fourth.
Single Harness-William H. Vests Balti-
more Girl, first; William B. divers General,
second W. Irvine Keyser's Ring Master,
third T. A. B. Dukehart's Glassco, fourth.
Obstacle Jumping-Elkridge Fox Hunting
Clubs Mascot, first Frank A. Bonsals Loya-
lusta, second; J. Sawyer Wilson's Prairie Lass,
third; Miss Reba Diffenderffer's Scarecrow,
fourth.
Hunt Club Notes.-The fixtures of the
Green Spring Valley hounds for the remainder
of the present month are as follows Satur-
day, October 12th-Cliffeholme, 230 P. M /;
Tuesday, October 15th-Burnside Gate, 5.45 A.
M; Thursday, October 17th-Rockland Station,
245 P. NJ; Saturday, October 19th-Painter s
lane, 23O P. M; Tuesday, October 22th-Ata-
masco Gate 545 A. NJ: Thursday. October 25th
-Shawan, 2.30 p. NJ; Tuesday, October Goth
Cliffeholme, 545 A. NJ; Thursday, October 31st
-Pikesville, 2.30 P. NJ. The hounds will meet
daiIy from November 18th to November 23d at
Pennington, Hartford county, the farm lately
acquired by the club.
Elkridge Houuds.-Saturday, 18th, at 2.30
P. NJ. hunt, Hampton gate; Wednesday, 18th,
at $50 P NJ hunt, Rodgers Forge; Saturday,
10th, at 23OP M, hunt, Timonium; Wednes-