The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-12-26

&Hyde's, 18th District The mistletoe hang
high and the larder groans under the weigh
of the seasons delicacies. Not alone are tn
young of this community anticipating and en-
joying this feast of all feasts, but the old an'
the middleaged, apparently, with one accort
seem imbued with the joyous sentiment o
peace and good will" to all.
The large tract of land recently purchased By
Mr. T. I. Boswell, of Baltimore, to be used al
a stock raising farm, is already assuming prac
lcal and realistic proportions, under the skill
ful management of Mr.. j. Herbert Many
changes and improvements have already been
accomplished and in the history of this locality
THIS particular section appears at last to have
fallen Into the possession of thoroughly com.
petent hands that are up to date in every detail,
and VIII piove in fact benefit to the entire
community. imported and Kentucky stock
are already housed in new and comfortable
winter quarters while the early spring will
develop plans fora palatial residence, tenant
houses and new buildings of every description.
MI: FRANK b. Jenhps, who has decided to
remain with us, will also erect a beautiful
home overlooking the vaHey, and has selected
charming site for the home the contract for
which will soon be let.
Mr.. ii. w. Dilworth continue his popularity
as storekeeper, railroad agent, ete, and has re.
modelled and reprinted bis dwelling and store
to such an extent as to make them Almost nm.
recognizable.
The convalescence and recovery froma long
illness of Mr.. William Maggie, farm maAager
for Mr.. w. Armour Jenkins. is mattel of
universal congratuation from his large nun
Der of friends and relations. Mr.. Nagle was
born and raised in this community and holds
warm spot in the hearts of the Jenkins
family of this section. DR.. John s. Green has
worked persistently and successfully in this
case.
Mrs. Annie E. Ady, who sustained severe
injury by falling down stairway at her home,
is slowly recovering from the shock sustained.
She is under the care of DR.. ]. F. Fl. Gorsuch
The very efficient teacher of st. Johns r. G.
School, Miss Julia Wordsworth, is deserving
of the favorable comment bestowed BY the
day of this week Miss Elizabeth Jenkins With
nual Christmas treat to the children OF this
school-a huge tree filled with presents for each
pupil. with toys and candy in great profusion
A pleasing feature was the presentation to the
pastor, Rev. j. B. Hauck, pair of gloves, and
to the teacher handsome pair of gold pins by
the scholars of the school.
Mr. Eugene Jinkens, who for some time has
been engaged in mercantile business in Phila-
delphis, is guest of his sister, Miss Elizabeth
Jenkins, during the holidays.
After an absence of ten years. Mrs. Laura "
Bishop, of Baltimore, was recently guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Francis, and for sew.
eral weeks was cordially welcomed by her
legion of friends throughout this entire COM
munity.
Mrs. Mccarthy, who was a guest of her
brother. Mr.. H. w. Dilworth, left for Rich
mond, Va. on Tuesday last where she will
join her husband, DR.. J. j. Mccarthy, for the
balance of the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Stanley Colgan are guests
at the former home of the latter. Mrs. Col
gan-always popular favorite-appears more
charming than ever.
confirmed bachelor of this neighborhood,
(LcIl nIol TOu how foIF
maiden hath sighed in vain. received among
bis many Christmas presents fat, luscious,
juicy mince pie, Drowned to nicely, With
dainty curled edge, and it is whispered that
this pie has touched tender chord in his
otherwise hardened heart.
Miss Elizabeth ADV will spend the holidays
in Baltimore, and rumor says Cupid has an
interest in the trip.
Every body sends greeting to The UNION and
its estimable editors. HOWARD.