The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-12-05

sonage, loaded down with all things found in
a well stored larder. Among the gifts were
some live chickens, that had failed, presume,
to produce any fruit while in the possession of
the donor; but realizing probably that they
had gotten into the hands of those who appre.
ciate toothsome meal from their produce,
stirred themselves to usefulness by laying eggs,
much 1 learn, to the regret of their former
owner, as he thought that he was only parting
with his fruitless biddies.
There will be meeting of the trustees of
Pine Grove Church next Saturday night at 7.3O
o'clock.
number of our people are sailing down
their porkers this week. A little colder weather
would be more suitable for the keeping of fresh
meat. b.
Randallstown and Vicinity, I'd District.
Mount Paran Missionary Sunshine Club met
at the home of Mrs. VIM. E. Fite. when Miss
Moreland gave very interesting talk on far
away Korea.
Miss Blanche Kilgore, of West Arlington,
spent the Thanksgiving holiday with Miss
Blanche Choate, of this neighborhood.
A surprise party was given on last Friday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. l..
Day, in honor of Mr.. Raymond Day and his
friend, Mr.. William Gilbert, of Shawsville,
Md. The evening was spent in music and
games. Refreshments were served.
Something should be done with man who
roams along the Liberty pike day and night in
an intoxicated condition, frightening women
and children who are driving also their horses,
and bothering the residents for something to
eat. Many are afraid of him, and his profane
language is disgusting.
Mrs. Spealman, the aged mother OF Mr..
Philip Spealman, who resided with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Frank Lenze, was found dead in bed
at an early hour on last Friday morning.
Mrs. Lenze was ready to go to Baltimore and
went to bid her mother good bye, when she
found her dead.
Mr. Raymond Day and his friend. Mr.. VIM.
Gilbert, of Shawsville have returned to their
studies at New Windsor College, after spend
ing Thanksgiving holiday here with Mr. Days
parents
Butchering is now in full blast Most farm.
ers have finished husking and housing their
large crops of corn and are now getting ready
for cold weather.
A man known as "Crazy Joe' is still in this
neighborhood, but he seems to be harmless.
Cunning and fox-hunting still go on in
this vicinity on the Sabbath. Where is the
game warden d.
Monkton, N G. R. R.-The Manor Social
and Literary Club met at Guild Hall, on We'd
nesday evening last, with the president Mr..
VIM. E. Curry, in the chair. Miss Pearce,
secretary, read the minutes and called the roll,
after which short program was rendered.
Miss Annie X. Curry gave pleasing recita-
ton and Mrs. Estelle H. Pearce played the &C
compartment for quartet by Misses Maude
and Sophia Pearce and Masters Jacob and
Meredith Pearce who sang "Jacky Frost" very
sweetly. Miss Mabel Miller and Mr.. Bosley
Hutchins also gave pleasing selections, and
Mr.. Wilbur Richardson sang solo. 1.-THE
Manor Chronicle" the club paper, was read by
Mrs. Walter Hutchins.
The executive committee has arranged for
debate next week The question to be dis
cussed is: Resolved, That women have a
greater influence on society than money"
Messrs o. NJ Hutchins, VIM. D. Curry, Car
vile Tolley and Charles M. Price will discuss
| the topic.
Misses Helen and Dora Bosley, of Parkton,
visited their uncle Mr.. VIM. t. Bosley, on the
| Manor, last week.
Miss Grace Bosley, of Baltimore visited
relatives and friends at Monkton last week.
| Miss Charlotte Evans, of Fallston, Hartford
| county, is guest of Miss Mabel Miller, of
| Monkton.
Mrs. Annie Bryan, of Corbett. widow of
| Alder, died on Monday of this week of heart
| trouble.
Mrs. Henry Harvey, of the Manor, is quite
| sick at this time from dropsy. ID.
Kingsville, 18th District. - Mrs. r. H.
| Chapman and son, of Pimlico, spent the Thanks
| giving holiday with Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Chap
| man. of this neighborhood.
Miss Charlotte NJ. Chapman, who is attend
| ing Millersvile Academy, spent the Thanks
| giving with her relatives mere.
| Miss George Allen Hutton, of the University
| of Maryland Training School, was guest the
past week of her sister, Mrs. L. i. Dilworth, of
| Kingsville.
Miss Lucy DeMoss. of Upper Falls, spent a
| few days this week with friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. Wade Il. Crossmore and daughters,
| Corinne and Alfredo, of Bradshaw, have re-
turned from visit to relatives in Washington
| and EVANSVILLE
Miss Mary Holland, of Baltimore, spent the
holiday with her parents here.
Mr.. Paul A. Fleury and son have returned
| from a trip to Savannah, Ga. They witnessed
| the automobile races while there.
Master Irving Monmonier spent Thanksgiv'
| ing holiday with friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. G. A. Ely is spending some time with
friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. Harry Schultz and family have moved to
| the old Standford property near Bradshaw.
Miss Elsie Burton, who had been quite sick,
is able to be about again. E.
Perry Hall, 18th Observation-Disclosures is
but three weeks off and the younger folks are
actively at work preparing for the ann ual Visit
of Santa Claus.
Mr.. William Schroeder, of this place, and
Miss Mamie Conaff. of Baltimore, were mar
ried ON Thanksgiving day, at st: MichaeIs
Lutheran Church, by the pastor, Rev. 0. e
Sweinhart.
Mr.. John Horn is improving his property
by erecting a fine dwelling. Mr.. Charles
Klein of Convention is the builder.
Joseph Brockmeyer, who has been driving
the baker wagon for ]. J. Rokes for severa
wears, has rented the store of Mr.. B. Huber
and expects to take charge of it on the 15tt
instant.
Miss Sophia Coster and Miss Anna Morgan
of Baltimore, were guests of Mrs. John Coste
for several days.
Mr.. Robert ]. White, the we'll known auc
tioneer who lives on Silver Spring road, hs
been quite sick for some time and is under tn
care of Dr. L. l. Whiteford, of Fullerton.
Mr. Louis Reichert, of Baltimore. is visitin!
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Reicbert
of Camp Chapel road. A.
Oregon, 9th District.-Tbe Junior Gun
powder Agricultural Club will meet Saturday
December 9Th. at mount Pleasant" the hom
of Mr. and Mrs. Granville Matthews. Th
meeting is week early, owing to the Senio
! OH ,.,zar,; this month Mr. MattheE