The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-06-20

Monkton, N. @. r. R.-The children OF
the Loyal Temperance Legion enjoyed treat
by their superintendent, Mrs. Thomas kauf1-
man, at her residence in Monkton, on Satuf-
day afternoon last. very pleasant after
noon was spent by the little folks under the
grape arbor on Mrs. Kauffmans pretty lawn
and the good things provided for their edifica-
ton were much appreciated.
Children's services at Wesley Chapel on
Sabbath last were attended by ago0dly throng.
What wonderful hold the children have ON
the world as their services always attract 6n
audience double the size that attends on ordi-
nary occasions. Rev. w. 81. Beall, the pastor,
made an appropriate address.
Sunday, June 21st, will be Children's day ut
Clynmalira at IL A. NJ.
The 9th grade of the Manor school, Miss
Fannie Cole, teacher, have completed their
examination and the entire grade passed.
Miss Susie Lee Cockey leads the class with
an average of So; Miss Elizabeth Pearce.
second, with an average of 80; Miss Helen
Hutchins and Miss Maybeth Guthrie each 81
and Miss Mary Shelley 70. The young ladies
will all receive certificates from their teacher
attesting that they have completed the full
course of study for that grade and are now
graduates of the school. These certificates are
a new institution by the School Board of Bal
timore county and will be received with pleas.
ure by the pupils. The Manor School will
close on Friday with q treat given by the
$1,000
the pleasures of vacation.
Mr.. Elmer Bacon, of Baltimore, is the guest
of bis aunt, Mrs. ]. W. Shepperd.
Mrs. Edwards, of Baltimore, is spending the
summer with her daughter, Mrs. VIM. D.
Curry.
The framework Of Mr.. William d. Currys
new barn is becoming outlined on the horizon
and ere many days will have on its dress of
Notwithstanding. The frame is rather pecu-
liar in construction, the bridge plan being
used. Many labor-saving appliances will be
introduced in the erection of the new building,
Mr.. Curry being practical farmer of much
experience.
Services at st. James P. E. Church on Sum
day afternoon by Rev. A. r. Walker, of Long
Green Parish, at $3.50 instead at II A. NJ, the
usual hour.
On Wednesday evening of this week the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Young was
the scene of beautiful wedding when Mrs.
Young's sister. Miss Lula V. Henderson,
daughter of Mrs. Amelia Henderson, of Monk
ton, gave her hand in marriage to Mr.. Edwin
a. Zimmerman, son of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Zimmerman, of Ruhl. The marriage service
was performed in an impressive manner by
Rev. w: II. Beall, pastor of Monkton Circuit.
The wedding march was played by the brides
sister.in-law, Mrs. Edwin Henderson, of Ma
donna, Hartford county. The bride was beau
tifully gowned in white silk chiffon trimmed
in point lace, and carried shower bouquet of
Bride roses. The matron of honor was Mrs.
Robert Kirk. of Baltimore, sister of the groom,
who was gowned in white batiste trimmed in
lace, and carried pink roses. Miss Edna Will
son, of White Hall, was flower girl and car
ried basket of pink carnations. Mr.. Edwin
Henderson, brother of the bride, was best man.
The many friends of the couple present joined
in congratulations Mr.. Zimmerman is in the
lumber business and takes contracts for saving
large quantities of lumber.
Mr.. Thomas M Hutchins, near Wesley
Chapel, is confnad to his room with rheuma-
tism. H.