The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-06-01

Jacksonville and Sunnybrook, 10th Dis
trict-The spring meeting of the Manor Glei
Racing Association, which was held last Satur
day, was an enjoyable event despite the rathe
cold and threatening weather. Those wnt
had provided themselves with suitable wraps
did not suffer in the least. Many fine teams
were present The racing events were spirited
and much enjoyed. dolly Blue" owned by
Mr.. J. Myers Pearce, won the running race
and the trotting race was won by DR.. Free,
a Stewartstown horse. There were plenty q
refreshments on the grounds and icecream
went off rapidly even If the day was colo
These are rather expensive affairs and the pub.
lie has done well SO far in quite liberal
patronage.
The next event held by the above association
is tournament at which many of the best
riders in the State will contest. 1t is expected
that by the time this is held the association
| will have grand stand erected. This will add
very much to the comfort of patrons and will
be an improvement that the public will APP
preciate.
view M. E. Church South Sunny brook, on
Sunday, June I'd, commencing at r. NJ. An
excellent program has been prepared and the
church will be tastefully decorated. Every
body will be welcome. The superintendent
and teachers manifest much interest in the adj
vancement of this school and their efforts have
been crowned with success. The pastor, Rev.
II. L. Febrey will make an address.
Many farmers in this section are much inter-
ested in the Timonium fair and many words
of approval are heard regarding the plans OF
the managers to conduct it this year with many
of the Objectionable features eliminated Our
people turned out strong to this fair last year
and they will do it again this year because the
management has their approval.
DR.. J. II. Rehberger, of Baltimore, has pur.-
chased from Mr.. John Burk, a piece ofground
near Chestnut Grove Church, upon which he
will tn 10 q a summer home
for himself and family. The location is very
pretty one and the Improvements Will add 10
the attractions of the neighborhood.
Mrs. Cuttings Wilson is very i'll at her home
near Sweet Air and her family and friends are
very anxious about her. Mrs Wilson never
recovered from a driving accident she met
with several years ago.
Mr.. Henry Green, successful blacksmith at
Sweet Air, has been suffering some time with
rheumatism and has been unable to attend to
his large business. His friends hope for his
speedy recovery.
Mumps has been prevalent in this section OF
the county and number of children have been
unable to attend school on account OF being
sick with it.
Dr. Free, we'll known physician of Stew
artstown, York county, and friend OF Or.
Thomas Il. Emory, attended the Manor Glen
race meeting last Saturday. The DR.. is the
owner of the well known trotting horse DR..
Free, that has already many races to bis credit
and he will no doubt capture many more,
An elaborate program is being prepared for
the Childrens day service to be held at Chest
nut Grove Church, on Sunday, June 9th, COM
menciDg at II A. M. This annual affair is al
ways looked forward to with much pleasure
and if the weather is fine there will be large
crowd in attendance.
Miss Edith Green 1edthe c. E. meeting at
the above church last Sunday night and &C.
Quilted herself in a creditable manner.
There has been much speculation about the
corn crop on account of the recent frosts. Fears
are expressed that it has been seriously in
jured. M.