The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-05-09

rain has put an unceremonl0us emo 10 III
busy farmers calculations on the amount
work they would accomplish this week.
Rev. Mr.. Hull lay reader, was sent out 7
supply the pulpit of St. James P. e. Churcl
last Sabbath. On Sunday, may 10th, the mi;
sionary of the diocese, Rev. g. Mosley Muir
ray, will occupy the pulpit OF that church
IL A.. :,
The vestry of St: James Parish has calle
Rev. Mr.. CAN'T, Of North Carolina. 1t is no
yet known whether he will accept or not
Mrs. Angelica Warner. widow of Rev. Geo
X. Warner, rector of st. James Parish 10
nearly thirty years, was guest OF Mrs. JONI
8. Markoe during the past week.
Mr.. William D. Curry is preparing to buil'
a barn in place of the one destroyed by mr.
last autumn. Mr.. John ]. Smiths saw.mill i
now getting out the timber for the building.
Mrs. VIM. D. Curry is visiting her mother
Mrs. Edwards, at her home in Baltimore.
Miss Arcadia Hutchins, who is assisting be-
brother, Mr.. Munroe Hutchins proprietor Of
the Victoria, Is East Franklin street. Balti
more. visited her parents, Mr.. and MRS. Thomai
NJ. Hutchins, of Oak Hill Farm, last Sunday.
The General Conference that convened II
Baltimore on Wednesday also the circus
with the wonderful merry Widow" hats dis
PLAYED in the shop windows, will attract many
country people to the city this week, as vel
as countless numbers of strangers who as dele
gates and leaders of the great Methodist gath
next month. Query: Will the fair feminine
visitors from Baltimore county be so much in
terested in the religious and intellectual doiDgs
of the advanced leaders of Methodism to the
exclusion of all thoughts of fascinating raj.
ment and head gear2
The monthly meeting of the w. Q: L. U.
will be held at the residence of Mrs. Thomas
Kaufman, on Thursday, May 18th, at 2. 30 P. M.
Mr.. Edward Bosley has sold his farm, near
Monkton, to a gentleman from Baltimore.
This farm is the original Bosley homestead
and there was large family raised beneath
the old rooftree that has been replaced by q
modern cottage with beautiful surroundings.
Mrs. Wilbert Hutchins is in Baltimore visit
ing her sister, Mrs Herbert G. Crisp, of st.
Paul street, where her mother, Mrs. Ann
Elizabeth Pattison, is critically ill with apo
plexy. Mrs. Pattison is the mother of Mr..
Sam W. Pattison, the well known auction
eer of the Baltimore firm of PattisoD & Ga
han. Although sprightly and well preserved
she is over 70 years of age and much concern
is felt by her family about her condition. d..
Canton, 18th District.-Through an adver-
tisement published in one of the city daily
papers Mrs. Mary E. Keys, of 2917 Hudson
street, was enabled to recover the body of her
son, William II. Keys, who was drowned from
the tug Dauntless, December 18th of last year,
when that craft was in collision with the
schooner E. G. Kirwan, off Pointno Point,
Va The body of young Keys was found float
ing off Smith Point by the crew of lumber
schooner and was towed to Crisfield, Md. A
description of the body was published in a
newspaper which fell into the hands of q neigh
Dor, who sent it to Mrs. Keys. The descrip-
ton tailed with that of her son, and Mr.. Or
Vile Smoot, relative, at once left for Crisfeld
TO make a further investigation. The body
had been inferred, but it was exhumed and Mr..
Smoot was able to make complete identified
lion. 1t reached here Friday, May LIST, and was
in Mt. Carmel Cemetery.
Miss Elsie Smoot, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Smoot, 808 Potomac street, and Mr.. Will
liam Burlew, of East avenue, were quietly
married April Both, by Rev. J. r. Carr, of the
NJ. P. Church, at the home of the groom. The
bride was attired in champagne silk with hat
and gloves to match. The bridesmaid was Miss
Ida Smoot, sister of the bride, and Mr.. Will
lam Bauers was best man. They will make
heir future home at 220 Bouldin street.
Mr.. George Barton, Mrs. Charles Barton, Miss
Susie Barton and Miss Edith Wells, of Upper
Falls, were visiting friends and relatives here
he past week.
The wife of Rev. J. L. Walsh, the newly-ap-
pointed pastor of Canton Street M. E. Church,
who has been sick at the home of her sister in
Catonsville since conference, has not yet suffi-
'iently recovered to be removed to the parson-
age here although the other members of the
amily have been occupying it. She was in
'uch serious condition last Sunday that her
husband was hastily called to her bedside. She
s slightly improved at this time. Rev. j I.
Marsh preached both morning and night in
he absence of Mr.. Walsh.
While playing with large bull dog at bis
nome few days ago, a 2 year.old son of Mr..
Paul George was badly bitten on the face and
hands by the animal. His right ear was bitten
IF aud both bis hands were badly torn The
,hild was taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital
md the dog was killed Mr.. George says the
log had always been very friendly with the
children and he has no idea what caused it to
attack the child. I.
Melvale. N. @. R. R.-This place was thrown
nto an excitement last week by large mad
log running through the village and biting all
he dogs with which it came in contact. When
irst seen it came from the direction of Wood
and faD1tlRpea t 9gt t2EsFd R5nd Flu
,itten. These, with several others, were chic
oformed later.
The Industrial Home for Colored Girls here
8 in fiourishing condition, under the man.
igement of Miss Maud Moore, superintendent,
Ind a number of competent teachers. There is
sewing room where the larger girls turn out
quite satisfactory amount of work, consisting
If mems Degigee Shirts overalls, &c Bishop
Paret confirmed a class at this school last
Wednesday.
The body of Government Inspector Isaac
Tyson, who is supposed to have been swept
overheard near Fort Howard by the high
winds of Thursday night of last week from the
1redger upon which he was employed has not
yet been recovered. Mr.. Tyson was a brother
Of Mrs. C. Old. Lee. of this place, with whom
ne made his home. He was a nephew of the
ate Jesse Tyson. of Cylburn. Mr.. James w.
Tyson, brother. of Vermont, is here to assist
n the search for the body.
Mrc philir1 n 90 mold opd fuu0 cOnc loft
his week for New York where they will join
Mr.. Lee, who has position there. They will
make their future home in that city.
Mr.. Job Smith, who spent the winter here
with his daughter Mrs. Piersol, has gone to
Arlington, Va, to spend the summer with his
Mrs. A. E. Piersol, of Sunny brook, who re-
,ently celebrated her S0th birthday, is spend
ng several weeks with her nieces, the Misses
Wright, of Baltimore, and her son, Mr. Robert
L. Piersol, of Melvae
The cold and wet weather has brought garden.
ng &C., to a standstill The housewife has
also many difficulties with chicken raising.
The many friends of Mr.. Joseph Drummer,
who is employed in the Office of the Melvale
Distilling Company, will be glad to hear of his
'ecovery after months illness at St. Josephs
Hospital, where he underwent an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stilson Hutchins, of Washing
on, D. G., who recently returned from abroad,
pent few days this week with Mrs. Jesse
Tyson, of Cylburn House. L.
Hereford, 7th District.-Our farmers who
walled themselves of the opportunity of the
rood weather of the last few weeks in planting
heir spring crops are now delighted with the
rains we are having at this time.
1rass and grain look very promising in this
ection.
Mr. Valentine Young. one of our contractors
md builders, has secured the contract for build
ng a residence for Mr.. John W. Barton, at
Nawn Grove, Pa, and is now working on the
anne.
Mr.. John N. Hare, of Warren, is spending a
week with his daughter Mrs Valentine Young.
Mr. Clarence Martin and family, Mr. Albert
Martin and family, near Arcadia. and Mr..
Wilmer Thompson and family, of Mt. Carme |,
we're the guests on Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Howard Miller.
Mr.. Arthur Arnold and family, who moved
o Mt. Washington last November. have moved
back to thier former residence. We extend to
hem hearty welcome.
Mr.. Clayton Williams, of Mt. Washington,
spent last Sunday week with his cousin Mrs.
Harry G. Esterline.
Miss Kate Miller, of Baltimore spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller,
near Hereford.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Hereford NJ. E.
Church gave a reception to their new pastor,
Rev. w. ]. Meeks and family, on April 28th
A very pleasant evening was spent.
Miss Josephine Hopkins, of Baltimore, after
spending a couple of weeks with her sister,
Mrs John w. Knight has returned home