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

the Belalf fOaQ.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Those having business with the Bal
timore County Orphans Court where
in the publication of Notices to Credi-
tors and other advertising is necessary.
are requested to leave positive orders
with the Court when they wish such
advertising to appear in THE BALTI-
MORE COUNTY UNION. If they fail to
give such order the business may be
diverted into other channels.
- All the roads led to Timonium this week.
mo mistake about the ''Timonium
weather. of this year. 1t was the finest ever.
- The September term of the Circuit Court
does not begin until the third Monday of the
month the 2lst.
g. - Last week The UNION guaranteed" the
weather for Timonium fair and 1.-THE goods"
were delivered as ordered.
The after harvest picnic and tournament
on the farm of Mr.. Frank Brooks, Belfast, will
take place ON Tuesday, 9Th instant, at 2.30 P. NJ.
- Hook and line fishing in Baltimore coun
ty rivers was never finer than it is this season
and many large catches of rock and perch have
been made.
- Burrelrs milking machine, which was
operated at Timonium Fair this week. attrac-
ted a great deal Of attention, especially from
dairy farmers.
Another runaway couple from Baltimore
came to Towson ON Monday and had the nup-
tlal knot tied after obtaining license at the
County Clerks Office.
Another individual unit car will be
tried on the Md. & Pa. Railroad-one of about
700 horsepower. The one that was tested was
OF l50 horsepower only.
-Mr. Joseph Cannon has sold his farm at
Oregon, 9Th district, to Mr.. John Plumley, Of
Queenstown, for $3.50 The place contains
30 acres and is well improved.
IAN automobile ran into the ph@ton Of
DR.. Harry s. Jarrett, on the Timonium Fair
grounds on Thursday and badly damaged one
Of the wheels. No one was hurt.
- Baltimore county people who live on R.
\. u. routes will get no mail next Monday.
1t will be Labor Day and State holiday, made
so by proclamation of the Governor.
The Prospect Park fair and races will
begin next Tuesday, September 9Th, and con-
tinue the balance of the week. There is every
indication of successful exhibition.
The old Western Run school house, 9Th
district, has been sold by Mr.. Jarrett Howard
to Mr.. Granville Matthews for $500. Consoli-
dating schools was what caused the sale.
Next Monday, September 18th, will be
Labor Day and a legal holiday in Maryland,
nv sJeis AS affu ttie1fS
- rs double tonrnaunent at Bauer's Park,
Hartford road will take place next Monday
Labor Day. The fact that the day is a legal
holiday should serve to attract large crowd.
The Sunday school of Gorsuch M E.
Church, Partition Circuit, will hold its annual
picnic on Wednesday, September 9th, after
noon and evening, if fair, if not on Thurs
day, 10th.
pointed postmaster at Corbett, N. G. R. r., sue
ceeding o. K. Peregoy. Mr.. Hitchcock lately
bought the store property of Mr.. John V. Slade
at Corbett.
= Mr.. Elmer ]. Cook, of the Towson bar,
has been appointed by Judge Burke coreceiver
with Mr. Ernest G. Hatch for the Wilson &
Kenny Company of Towson. He bonded in
the sum of S2O, OOO.
Several communications intended for
notification in last weeks issue of The UNION
were received too late. Our correspondents
should mail earlier if they expect their letters
TO receive attention.
-The contention over the location of the
new high school building in Gainesville still
continues and it seems to be growing more
bitter. There ought to be some way to settle
the trouble amicably.
A few days ago Messrs. John w. Hicks
and James G. Miller. of the 7th district, found
two bee trees in Mr.. Millers woods. They
were cut down and about 100 pounds of honey
obrained from them.
- Miss Helena NJ Day, who lately bought
the Dampman property, on the road from
Baldwin to Fork, will improve the place by the
expenditure of about $1,000 She will then
make her home there.
MIR. D. H. Rice and Mr.. Wilton Green
nav about divided the honors at the Timonium
horse show this week. This has become a
most attractive feature of the fair and is greatly
enioyed by horse lovers.
1.-THE annual celebration of the Junior
Order United American Mechanics will take
place at Gwynn Oak Park, on Saturday, Sep
tember 18th, and thousands of people will be
attracted there that day.
- Baltimore county R. F. D. carriers are
especialy urged to attend the annual conven-
tion of the State Association to be held in the
Postoffice Building in Baltimore, on Monday
next. September 7th, at 8 A. NJ.
- The Belair bowling team beat the Long
Green team on the Glenarm alleys on Thurs
dav night of last week. The total scores were
Relair j, 1873 and Long Green 1880. Mr.. John
Iippincott was captain of the visitors.
p Mr.. Samuel F Coles we'll known builder,
of Ruxton las applied for the 6snett OF the
II. s. bankruptcy laws. His liabilities are So
GAG and his nominal assets 1911 The referee s
notice is published in THE UNION today.
- The summer race meeting of the Manor
Glen Racing Association will be held on the
track at Manor Glen, Jarrettsville pike, on
advertising columns of THE UNION today.
- Mr.. E. G. Merryman will entertain the
Senior Gunpowder Agricultural Club on Wed.
nesday, 9th inst Reading will be by Messrs.
John CrewtheF, J. b. Ensor and A. B. Gardin'
or Jr. Discussion on Wheat Seeding"
A grange of the Patrons of Husbandry
has been established at Jarrettsville by State
Organizer Stabler, and officers will be installed
on Tuesday evening, September Sth. The new
organization starts with membership of Sc.
- The second quarterly conference of Park.
ton Circuit will be held at Gorsuch appoint.
ment, on Saturday, September 18th. The Dis
trict Superintendent will preach at 10.30 A. NJ
and hold the conference Immediately afterward
"a jury, summoned by Sheriff Street,
mot at Towson this week and declared Adam
Tenhoff, an old resident of the Belair road, &c
he of unsound mind and committee was ap
nointed to take charge of his person and
property.
the tracks of the Green Spring Branch Rail
road. near Hollins Station, last Saturday af
ternoon, was struck by an engine and rendered
unconscious. She was taken to hospital in
lathe Lansdowne Volunteer Firemen'.
Association has started a movement to organ.
ize brass band at that place and successful
n;cnic was held few nights ago in aid of thu
pproiect. Mr.. j. G. Hoffman was chairman oil
The committee.
'ne -Mr. Charles B. Roberts, of Baltimor,
oounty. who was shot and seriously wounded
~ the boardwalk at Atlantic City on Wednes
Ssv night of last week, has shown some i'm
uorovement and it is thought his chances TO
recovery are good.
49, The corner stone for the new Protestan
Episcopal Chapel of the Prince of Peace wa
laid at Falston last Saturday afternoon. Arch
saacon Hobart Smith, of st. Thomas Church
officiated, assisted by Rev. j. w. Larmour
rector of the chapel.
TO- "Racinette," the game little mare of Mr.
TT Harris, of Towson, won the heat race a
Timonium on Tuesday and put some dollar
Ito the pockets of good many of her friends
r. was popular victory and Mr.. Harris wa
warmly congratulated.
49, The Baltimore papers estimate that ther
.,ore at least 900 people on the Timoniun
So;r grounds on Thursday. The managers sa
that it was RECORD Jfeakihg cr4wa anu ina ma