The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-05-25

ecutrfx at Glenarm, 18th district, all the per-
sonal effects Of the late An6rew y:Snearmaan9
G. Erdman of p, at Herring run, on the Bel
air road, horses. mules. cows wagons, farm
implemente, household furniture. etc.
Saturday. June /. By Edward n Rich. attorney,
&C., on the premises, a farm of lbs acres, near
Greenwood, 18th district.
- Israel l. Berlin has been appointed post
master at Texas, Baltimore county, vice A. b.
Flavin, resigned.
- The summer time table of the Maryland
& Pennsylvania Railroad will take effect on
Sunday, May 18th.
- The Hollywood Park property, at Back
River, has been sold by Mr.. George Schalffer
to Mr.. Joseph Goeller.
- Another "cold snap'' this week made
matters decidedly ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS weather
being anything else than springlike.
Spring, the shy young thing, will soon
be three months shy, with nothing left to do
except hand the calendar over to summer
The Highways Commission this week
awarded the contract for two additional steam
road rollers to the Buffalo Pitts Company for
81, $50.
- Jack Frost touched us up little again
on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings but it is
said the high wind that prevailed prevented
any damage.
ID district, is the proud owner of Plymouth
Rock chick, three weeks old, that is equipped
- Mr.. John Ayres, of White Hall, N. G. K.
R., has a pigeon that Matched two bantam
chicks a few days ago and is taking the best
= Mr.. Eugene O'Dunne. deputy States At
tOrney for Baltimore city. addressed the Mems
Club of Trinity Church, Towson, on Friday
night of last week. !,
->June will be here in another week and
perhaps it may bring with it some of the spring
weather that we have been anxiously looking
for for two months.
IA May procession was held last Sunday
afternoon at the Catholic Church of the Inn
maculate Towson, by the children attached to
the parochial school.
@Mr. C. e. Thomas, contractor and build
er, is adding another cottage to his pretty
group at Terracedale, South Towson, making
in all when finished, eight
- Next Thursday, May Both, will be Decora-
ton Day. a legal holiday in Maryland. All the
banks and public offices will be closed. 1t is
not school holiday, however.
-The Towson baseball team played fine
game on their home grounds last Saturday
afternoon with the Sharp & Dohme team Of
Baltimore and won by score of to 4.
- Mrs. Almira A. Cassard, who died at
her home in Baltimore. on the 10th instant
was the widow Of Mr.. Frank W. Cassard and
an aunt of DR.. Stuart Cassard, of Towson.
- The horse show at the Kennels, Charles
street avenue, which opened on Thursday after
noon, will close this Saturday. evening. The
atteuuauce Tue Ias. Jay 10 usually seiy ioiS
time clerk to the County Commissioners Of
Hartford county, died at his home at wilma,
on Thursday, aged 81 years. He leaves a
family.
- Baltimore LAY az the yameSIown T LA-
Mary land Commission would like to see this q
big day and it is hoped il may not be disap-
pointed.
- Mr.. james +. Jones, VINO has been con-
Quoting store and saloon at bengies Tor the
past twenty i've years, has sold his property
there to Mr.. Alexander Hughes and will retire
from business
The propnetors OF summer hotels and
boarding nousss have naa iittIe 20 encourage
them thus iar tbs year. we must nave y eooo
and hot TO make them wear the smile that
won't come on.
- The stockholders OF the Maryland Elec
trio Railways Company viii bold their annual
messing - the company's office In Baltimore,
On Monday. June iOth. see notlce o. same IN
IHk NOS TO-DAY.
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epms s~I.4.e eS.n.y 49, -. 49,
chefsea. vita pnl,lns some IoIe,sn mater pa
tnelr miIE % pIs.sIseh ". Aheie nAss oesn no
convictions Lnns ar
= The gas p.pss are oslne rsp'aaiy lAla slons
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company etioentiy knoes DO" 70 push tninss
~hen ones So 70 sork; .c-, nj.
he sunday sonSo, y. S <.as,ay Dag 49,
Church, Towson, VIII hold 49, Childfen's Day
e.efeises in me engfcn. On SUNDAY evening"
Nay Atn NJ ,. Howard Merfymsn - su-
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= The new re~idence FOR Mr.CC. Semester.
l. - --,- =, h,-i,~ - T,o--.-,, ,-fli - ,rs
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SorE i eeins dons bv the dsv nnder The direc-
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80 !; rhs foundation for The new cottage for
Ms U Msstinclv On ne wesf side of Balti.
more avenue ToTson' Il now being prenared.
When completed the house will be an attractive
eddIfIon 10 that section on the town.
- Taree onantities of hav have been going
a BaItimore tbis week bv wav of the YORK
turnpike The Attractive figure Il is fetching
h csusing the farmers TO bring out their re-
serve sunDlies and turn Il into cash.
- Ra,sinees confinnes lively in the Countv
T,e.sr,s-,s csI,ce nnsnv peonIs having in order
n eet the benefit Of The 3 per cent. discount.
Msnv az those having Their taxes also renew
their subscriptions to THE UNION at the same
time
= Messrs r. A r. Dukehart g. Co of
Tovsor havo taken tba stables at the Avalon
Inn. Green Spring Valley. and will run them
this simmer. also the buses To the trains.
Mr.. Thomas q. Stevenson will be the manager
there.
- Contractor William X. Burns broke
ground on Wednesday for the new residence
for ATTORNEY Iouis p. Henniphausen. on the
west side If Baltimore avenI1e sonth of and
adjoining the residence of Mr.. Jobn B. Long
nccker
The stndents of the Peabodv Conserva-
torv and or ers will v;ve corcert IN tha chanel
~ fr-;-;tS, TLnroh Tnwsor ~, Er;5av ,;.ht
Nov o1,h AZ so'clocL Proc,eoIs for ths haneft
If Miss Msrvaret R;dOelv,s mission worF in
&C.,
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upwne, lo!n uIs..; - esK .hg STEPS 70 orl dng
aoous unI crs;toSa
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were LneuS ~ mesSis' OarVliie ~ oenson anu
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