The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-02-29
- Easter Sunday falls this year on the 18th

- Easter Sunday falls this year on the 10th
of April.
= And still they come-the ''caDaries y
Let the good work proceed
- Next Wednesday, March 4th, is Ash
Wednesday and the beginning of Lent
- The fine Parr property, near Sherwood,
will be sold at auction. at the Court House, on
Tuesday next. March Sd
- The open season for brook trout in Ralti,,
more county begins on the LIST of March and
continues until the end of June.
- Looks like the grounding is making
good, don't it2 Anyway the weather has been
doing its best for disagreeableness.
1T bazaar held last week by the ladies of
Irvington and Carroll, on the Frederick road,
netted $3.50 for the Eudowood Hospital fund
~ Mr. John Milhausen, of Putty Hill, Bel
air road, Who was badly gored by a vicious
steer several weeks ago. is improving slowly.
The Second National Bank of Towson
makes some more suggestions in its '.ad'' in
THE UNION this week. Don't fail to read them.
THE oyster supper held lately by the
ladies of Mays Chapel, Chestnut Ridge. netted
nearly 500, which will go to ministerial sup
port, etc.
-sIt is said there will soon be a cut of 10 per
cent. in the wages of the mill hands at Wood
berry. Several of the mills are running on
short time
The Baltimore shops have been showing
their "spring styles" this week and they are
simQly Eonderful-must be ''seen to be ap
preciMten-~
"a new President will be inaugurated at
Washington one year from next Wednesday.
If you can name the man you can make for
tune with ease.
- Watch out for the slick young man who
has been going about as silver cleaner If he
ever gets hold of your silver you may never see
him or it again.
- meteor fell near Reisterstown on Satur-
day night and those who saw it were much
alarmed Il is said to have exploded before it
reached the earth.
THE March term of the Circuit Court
will begin next Monday Many of tbuse first
drawn as jurors have been excused and others
drawn in their places
"a minstrel show, under the auspices of
the Texas Athletic Club, will be given in the
Odd Fellows Hall at Cockeysville. on Monday
evening next. March I'd
- The old Waverly car barn of the United
Railways Company was abandoned this week
and the fine new concrete building just north
of Arlington avenue is now in use
- The court has appointed Messrs. T. Scott
Offutt and Osborne Yelott receivers for the
Central Flint Company of New jersey, whose
plant is located at COrbett, N. G. K K.
THE public sale of Mr. William Il. Todd,
on his MI. Airy farm. east of TimOnium will
take place on Tuesday next March 81 Mr..
Todd has rented bis farm and will retire.
- Evangelistic services. under the auspices
of the Spiritual Department of the Epworth
League will be held in Towson NJ E. Church,
six evenings next week beginning on Sunday
- Next Sunday will be the first day of
March and spring will soon be with US, but the
weatherwise promise us several more SHOWS
They said at the beginning of winter we would
have "a.
- The congregation of Stevenson VI E
Church, Green Spring Valley has passed a
resolution commencing the action of the late
Taxpayers Convention on the local option
question.
THE widely known s. L Lamberd Com.
pany will accept THE UNIONS THANKS for a
copy of its fine catalogue for the current year.
It is q most complete publication and can be
had for the asking.
THE postponed public sale of Mr. NJ. A.
Shanahan near the Hartford pike and the Little
Gunpowder, will take place on Tuesday next,
March Sd. 1t has heretofore been fully adver
tised in THE UNION.
- Mr.. Harry w. Dilworth, who has sold
his farm at Hyde's, Long Green Valley, will
sell his dairy stock and fixtures, on the prem
ises on Friday, March 9th. See advertisement
in The UNION to v.
- Service will be held at Fork Christian
Church on Sunday, March LIST, at 3 P. NJ.
Preaching by Rev Thomas g. Pearce, who
will serve as supply there until the cCngrega-
ton selects regular pastor.
"a Frederick county chicken thief got
eighteen months in the peniteDtiary. We
never hear of Baltimore county chicken thief
being arrested. They seem to enjoy singular
immunity from apprehension
- The present Legislature has not yet done
anything looking towards the good roads move
ment that both parties promised the people,
and they will not be satisfied unless some deci-
sive step is taken in this direction.
THE meeting Of Hamilton Improvement
Association announced for this. week has been
postponed until wednesday night, March Attn,
when Superintendent Cook, of the Baltimore
county schools, will make an address.
>Mr. II. Chenoweth, of Loeb Raven, won
the Washington's birthday trophy that was
shot for at Prospect Park last Saturday. He
killed IA out of Is birds. Two of Chenoweth's
brothers also did some good shooting
Again. for the thousandth time, The
UNION does not pay any attention to annony
NOUS communications If you expect to see
your letter printed you must entrust US with
your name-not simply your initials.
- Will $4,000 expended on Baltimore
county's Court House put it in the shape thai
is at present demanded? We doubt it very
much. 1t will be poor economy not to make
first class job of it when once started.
- Mr.. Edward Rutledge Price, who died al
his home in Baltimore, on Wednesday last
aged so years, was a native of Long Green
Valley, Baltimore county. He is survived by
q widow, two sons and two daughters.
Mrs. Susanna NJ Perky died st her home
at Ithaca, n. Y, on Wednesday. She was the
widow of Henry D. Perky, who bought largt
body of land at and near Glencoe, N. @. R. R.
and established the Dread Institute there
- Reports from Hartford say that while th'
earth was covered with snow partridges came
up to the barns and stack yards and fed amont
the poultry and stock When hungry the bird
become almost as tame as domestic fowls.
THE entertainment given at Hamilton
Hall, Hartford road, by three boys ranging il
age from to IL years. for the benefit OF thu
Eudowood fund, netted S35 The work o
these boys cannot be too highly commended
Several cases of scarlet fever have LATELY
occurred at Butler and one death has occurred
"a small child of Mr. John Lloyd. There wa
an outbreak of this fever at the same place las
fall and the public school was temporary.
closed.
-sDr. Isaac Ridgeway Trimbie, the eminen
Baltimore surgeon who died of blood poisoning
this week, was grandson of Gen. Isaac K
TrimbIe, who at one time owned the farm a
the head Of Dulany's Valley now owned by tn