The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-11-28
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give such order the business may be
diverted into other channels.
- Taft's official plurality in Maryland is
COS votes.
THE Court House was closed on Thurs
day, which was legal holiday in Maryland.
Next Sunday, November 29th is the first
Sunday in Advent and Monday is known as st.
Andrews day.
>Today-Saturday, November 2Sth-the
sun rises at minutes after and sets at Al
minutes past 4.
"a hywheel "a feet in diameter and weigh
ing ITO, 900 pounds was cast al the Sparrows
Point plant this week.
THE Elkridge hounds will meet today
Saturday. al The kennels, Charles street ave-
nue. extended, at 80 N.
THE Governor has appointed W. A
Wilson, of Baltimore county. deputy game
warden for the State at large.
They are getting ready IN Washington
Tor the Inauguration OF TAFT. The 4th Of March
next year will fall on Thursday.
- There was some demand this week for
trespass notices There are plenty Of them
still on hand al THE UNION Office.
THE T0wson Temperance Loyal Legion
will meet in EPSON NJ p Church Sunday
afternoon. November 10Th. at 2.30 O'Clock.
MIR. John McRae, Of Baynesyille, weigh
ed on Lees scales at Towson on Thursday a
dressed hog that weighed exactly 400 pounds.
-SThe suburban roads we're alive with auto.
apparently 10 full enjoyment the bracing air.
- The football game at TOwson on Thanks
giving day between the home team and the
GovanstOwn II, resulted in a victory for Tow
son-O too.
The ladies of Towson NJ. P. Church
cleared about 500 at the supper held last week
at The Casino. The money goes to the new
church fund.
- Protracted services will begin at Salem
N. K Church, Long Green Circuit. on Sunday
n1uh korg in oh Oft ho ocfn
Rev. NJ. L. Beal.
- Next Tuesday will be the first day Of De
cember and Christmas only % days off. 1t
will fall this year on Friday and this will mean
a three day holiday.
I'VE enioyed a little touch of Indian sum.
mer weather early this week, but now the
season for it is about over and We may look for
real winter weather.
IA communication from Mr.. A B. Gardn-
er, Jr., published in this issue of The UNION,
is well worthy of attention. The question in
v0lved is an important one.
- The property known as The Casino, in
TOwsOn, was solo under foreclosure proceedings
on Wednesday. The vestry of Trinity P. E.
Church became the purchaser at 81 400.
- Mr. Henry A. Brehm has added to his
string of trotters the great stallion Alliewood,
record 1904. He was purchased at the ''old
glory" horse sale in New York last week.
= Three courts were in session at the Court
House in Towson at the same time last Satur-
Duncan in another and Judge Van Bibber in
the third.
- And now an old timer says we are going
to have hard" winter because somebody
somewhere killed a white owl. We believe
that about as much as we do the goosebone
absurdity.
- The Thanksgiving dinner cost more this
year than il usually does because almost every
thing for the table is uncommonly high and
we see 10 immediate prospect for any i'm
prOvement.
MIR G. Frank Emmart has sold his pretty
country place on the Dogwood and Rolling
roads. to Mr.. NJ W. Shields, of Gainesville,
for 81. 500. The place contains II acres and is
well improved
- The December term of the Circuit Court
will begin or Monday, the 18th of the month.
This is usually the longest term ofthe year and
sometimes runs close up to the beginning Of
the March term.
IA large quantity OF hay in stacks on the
property of Mr.. VIM. H. Blizzard, near Garri-
son, Sd district, was destroyed by fire last
Saturday night 1t is believed the fire was of
incendiary origin.
- Baltimore county will be represented at
the annual meeting of the Farmers League of
Maryland that will meet at the Fifth Regiment
Armory, Baltimore on Tuesday next Deem
Der 1st at 10 IA NJ.
Zone hundred and nine pieces of property
are now being advertised in this county for I'M
paid taxes for the year 1907. All the districts
in the county, except the 81, 9th and Sth, are
represented in this list.
- Next week you can get calendar for
1909 by calling at THE UNION otice-that is the
patrons and friends of the paper can. Calen-
dars for the New Year-now only month Off
are already in demand.
- William 81. Bell, colored, has been lodged
in Jail here upon the charge of severely cutting
a horse belonging to Mr.. FL. T. Nudge near
Pikesville. He was committed to await the
action of the grand jury.
MIR. E. G. Gray, superintendent of Mr..
Frederick Won Kapffs Cowpens Farm, east of
Towson, a few days ago slaughtered three
young Berkshire hogs the combined weight of
which was ,228 pounds.
->Towson Lodge of Elks will hold its
annual memorial services in the hall, Sunday
evening, December 9th, when Mr.. Eugene
O'Dunne Deputy States Attorney of Balti-
more city, will deliver an address.
THE county police are after Sunday gun
ners aud last Sunday they captured three
duckers along the Patapsco. Marshal Gorsuch
says he intends TO break up this sport The
men arrested were from Baltimore.
- The contest over the gold that was found
in a stump on a farm in the 9th district of this
county hasn't ended yet IF fndins is keep
ms" as some folks pretend to believe, Calp's
got the other people licked to fragile.
- The "cAnaries' will go out with the next
issue of THE UNION, and if you don't get one
you'll know the reason why. The annual
task of preparing these small bills is no trifling
matter much extra work being involved in the
same.
Towson again lately. Heswipes the bottles as
soon as they are delivered in the morning and
before anyone has time to take them into the
house. A stop should be put to this nuisance
at once.
- We are sorry the poetical effusion of rs.
O. Lapius, M. D., cannot appear in THE
Union, but the author may find solace in the
fact that it will be read before the next meet
ing of the Baltimore County Medical Asso-
citation.
- The stable on the property of Mr.. Ra-
leigh C. Thomas, at Ruxton, n G. r. R., was
burned on Friday evening of last week, caus.
ing loss of about 81 500. The fire started in
the stable loft, but from what cause is not
known:
ings Association of Baltimore County, at Ham,
ilton, Hartford road, has added savings bank
feature to the organization and will hereafter
nav 81 per cent. interest on all deposits 30 or
more days old.
- Mr. Charles T. Bowen, of Rockland,
Falls road, added fine sample of yellow corn
This week to the display in the Towson drug
store of Massenburg & Son. This large ex-
hibit of corn will be sent next week to the corn
show in Baltimore.
- The members of John Eager Howard
Council, Jr. o. U. A. M, of Towson, will meet
at their hall, The Casino, at 1870 O'Clock SUM-
dav morning, November 18th, and attend in
bodv preaching services at Towson NJ. E.
church at IL o'clock.
- The dreaded foot and mouth disease has
broken out in a herd of cattle at Lineboro,
Carroll county, and all the stock on the place,
Including the chickens and pigeons, were killed
IN Thursday. This was done by order of
State Veterinarian Mackie.
> The man who comes from way up the
comfy with a wagon load of real country
sausage and other swine products, seems to be
a welcome weekly visitor to many Towson
families. And the general verdict seems to be
that his goods are all right.
- A bill has been filed in the Circuit Court
here bv Attorney Edward ]. Colgan, Jr., ask
INC for the sale of about 123 acres of land near
Tntherville owned by the late Elias B. Foard,
IN order that the proceeds may be divided