The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-12-12


Upton II. Tarbert, David Il. Forgan,
John S. Crowther, Joseph Rogers,
Andrew r. Grason, John w. SIMPLIFY,
Charles A. Stuart, John e. Balm,
William Coney, William H. Nelson,
E. Scott Dance John w. Bailey,
Amos P. McComas, Samuel @. Dali,
Albert Schweiger, James O,Brlen,
George s. Manu. John McRae,
Charles A. Reese. III. B. l.. Everding,
Adam job, James w. Vance,
Joseph A. Gatch,s William Q. Piper,
Josias Green, George I. Dorritt,
Jerome N Butler. Henry Otto,
VIM. H. Biddison.
The following cases on the civil docket were
disposed of:
extrx.; rule security for costs laid and leave
granted to issue commission to Washington, DC.
Lena Smith VS.. Frederick smith; Judgment
by default with leave to extend.
August H. Eurice vs.. Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington Railroad Company; settled.
John J. Eurice VS.. same; settled.
Same VS.. same settled.
western National Bank VS.. Edward I. Lump
kin; judgment.
Thomas Peters, Jr., VS.. United Railways ana
Electric Company settled.
Lorely Company VS.. Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company and Youngstown Bridge Com
pany; Judgment non pros.
John A. Knecht ct al. vs. James BrooKs q
Henry Sehrt vs. George Ewing Judgment by
Towson National Bank VS.. e. ]. Kenney;
Judgment by default, S204.6 60. xv..
Thomas ]. Hunter VS.. Baltimore County water
with leave to extend.
Meyer, Pitt s Co. VS.. August F. Weis, Jr.;
Judgment by default with leave to extend.
National Bank of Commerce VS.. Towson Real
Same vs. Henry W. HilgartneE; Judgment:
TowsOn National Bank VS.. William n. burns'
Same VS.. Isaac Robinson; judgment, $1sl.54..
Carter Webster & Co: VS.; Dommiska bantam
Judgment by default with leave to extend.
National Bank of Commerce vs.. FRANK n.
Augins; judgment. m
Homer Permanent Building Company vs.. 10
mund j. Kenney judgment by default with
leave to extend.
Jones Lamble Co. vs.. Asa E.:Pittinger; judg-
ment by default, S168.9l.
First National Bank of New Freedom vs.. Co
lumbus w. Sides; Judgment $l67 A. ,,,
E. Scott Payne Company vs.. GottlelD Scnllpp'
judgment by default, $76632 w
First National Bank of New Freedom VS.. Wm
r. Nixon; Judgment by default, $2O3.
William H. Harker VS.. Samuel ID. OHutt CT ali
Judgment, condemnation n1s1.
T1EsDAY Dec. 8.-Magistrates' appeals:
William blizzard vs. William Bitzger; judg-
ment below reversed; Judgment for plainun 1or
robert W. Mobray VS.. Rebecca Miller, admin
istratrix; sub curia
T. Emory Ritter, etc., vs. Tnomas farrlgoy'
Jacob Katz VS.. James E. Ballman; judgment
below affirmed. ,
John G. Cole VS.. George r. Chilcote; Judgment
for plaintiff for S. each side to pay his own costs
Joseph E. Harrison VS.. Eliza Barnett; judg-
ment non pros.
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THURSDAY, Dec 10.-Wright Canning Co. vs.
Steward motion to strike out order of court
argued and held sub curia.
Ashland Church Notes.-The Monthly
Social of the young people of Ashland Presoy-
terian Church was held in the manse, Thurs
day, December Sd. The evening was very
pleasantly passed with music and social inter-
course and refreshments were served; Inc
Young people were favored at this gathering
by selections on the violin by Mr. VIM. kurtz,
of Oregon, accompanied by Miss Amella storm,
of C0ckeysvile.
Rev. James M. Gray, D. D., dean of the
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago preached IN
Ashland Presbyterian Church last Sunday
evening. DR.. Gray is an old friend and former
pastor of Rev. H. M. Price. pastor of Ashland
Church.
The Christmas exercises of Ashland Presby-
terian Sunday school will be held in the church,
on New Years eve. December Dist. IL Is ex-
pected that this will be the best service OF the
kind that has ever been held by the school ana
preparations are already in progress for it.
exercises.
Certificates of Incorporation Filed
There have been filed in the County Clerks
office certificates ofincorporation OF the follow
ing organizations
West Arlington Country Club, incorporated
bv Messrs George w. Squiggins, Thomas n.
Cornbrook, Robert Prescott Webb, Wesley NJ.
Yearley and William O. Burgess with capital
stock of $1,000, divided into 200 shares at SlO
each.
Halethorpe Military Band, incorporated by
Frank G. Van Horn, Lloyd L. Lapp and Chas.
E. Beck, Jr. no capital stock:
The Queen of Sheba Court, Daughters of the
Grand United Order of the Nazarites, incorpor..
ated by Eliza A. Carroll, Mary E Johnson and
Maria Smith, of Govanstown.
The George r. Wilson Pasture, United Order
ofNazarites incorporated by Charles F. Carroll,
Robert L. Smith and Philip Boston, OF Govans-
town.
Complimentary Dinner to Mr. Byerly.-
County Commissioner William Byerly was
rendered a complimentary dinner last Wednes-
dav night at Hobbs Hotel, Reisterstown.
Mr.. Byerly was recently married to Mrs:
Florence r. Houck, and those present expressed
to him their warm congratulations Mr. harry
E. Goodwin and others made addresses in when
they recounted Mr.. Byerly's valuable public
services. Mr.. Byerly expressed gratitude for
the honor which had been extended to him by
neighbors and friends and rebuked several
bachelors present for not having selected ere
this some one of the many fair daughters OF
Baltimore county for helpmate. Mr.. Byerly
has served q term as judge of the Orphans
Court and was last year elected County COM
missioner.
Mr.. Hall Inspects Towson Road Work.
Mr.. R. E. Lee Hall, who presided at the meet
ing of the Civic Suburban Federation of Balti.
more Citv, which was held last Tuesday, and
which Endorsed the project of the acquisition
by the State of all turnpikes running into the
city, on Wednesday inspected the portion OF
the roadway built on Washington avenue, Tow
son, by Roads Engineer Shirley, with macadam
and asphaltic cement, and which has success
fully resisted the wear of automobile travel.
Mr.. Hall said This is certainly fine road
and it appears that Mr.. Shirley has solved the
problem of building road at moderate cost
| that will meet the needs of the time"
Lamp alphabetically Burned.-By the
| explosion of an oil lamp which she was at
| tempting to light, Mrs Benjamin Price, wife OF
Captain Price, was badly burned last Sunday
night at her home on the Hartford road near
Beech wood avenue. The explosion was caused
by the paper shade around the lamp catching
| fire. The burning fluid was thrown over Mrs.
| Price. ignitng her clothing. Her screams
brought a neighbor who threw a bucket OF
water over her. Mrs. Prices hair was burned
| from her head and the skin on her face and
arms was so badly blistered that it peeled off in
places. Her injuries are very serious
Onacers of Convention Building Asso.
| ciation.-At the annual meeting OF Convention
| Ruildinp and Loan Association, held on the
9Th instant the following were elected officers
for the ensuing year: President-James A.
| Porter: vice. president-George B. Moore; sec
retary William G. Gambrill treasurer. A.
Francis board of Observation-Disclosures Myers
Gilbert Smith, Joseph Holland, George Klein,
| David A. Kenney, C. Francis, John Vincent
and George Myers.
Had an Antinuptial Contract.-An anti
| nuptiaI contract entered into by County Com
missioner William Byerly and Mrs. Florence
X. Houck, executed on November 18th, has
been filed for record in the Clerks office al
| Towson By it each renounces all interest in
the property of the other which might be &C
ouired by them as husband and wife, respec
tiyelv. Mr.. and Mrs. Byerly were married
Wednesday, December I'd, in Baltimore.
The Next Suffrage Amendment.
The suffrage amendment that will be sub
mitted to the voters of Maryland at the election
in 1909 will, if it should become law, make /
most difficult thing for thousands of men ii
the State, both white and black, to get regis
tered. In order to register the applicant h
must do all of the following things in the pres
ence and to the satisfaction of the registration
officers:
1. He must prepare in his own handwriting