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

and confectionery will be on sale.
The members of the Junior Gunpowde
Agricultural Club appear to be unanimous il
the opinion that milk to return REASONABLE
| profit, should fetch 20 cents per gallon. Tel
members of the club are milk shippers an
their product is of the best quality.
Estates Attorney Bussey has disposed o
AZ cases referred to him by the court last week
| He says the next grand jury will have tn
largest number of cases ever docketed in thi
court to dispose of. There are SO cases so ia
| on the docket and many more are expected.
The Woman's Guild of Trinity Church
Long Green, will hold its annual bazaar ant
supper in the Odd Fellows Hall at Glenarm
on SATURDAY. evening. September 18th. Fancy
articles will be for sale and supper and refresh
ments will be served. Everybody will b
| welcome.
- On Tuesday Judge Burke signed an orde
in the case of William Sheppard Bryan, ex
ecutor of the estate of Mrs. Sadie Councilman
against James B. Councilman, ratifying thu
sale of the Woodhome estate near Pikesville
The property was sold to DR.. Theodore Cooke
for $40, 500.
- The Sunday school of Ashland Presby
terrain Church, Mr.. William II. Buck, Jr.
superintendent held its annual picnic in the
grove at the church, last Saturday. Rev. and
Mrs. H. NJ. Price, Mrs. Buck and Misses Ger
trude Hubbard Flossie Sumerville and Amelia
Storms assisted.
THE poultry show at Timonium Fair
this week was said by capable judges to be the
finest in quality ever seen there: The White
Wyandottes of Mr.. William n. Wight, of
Kinloch Farm, were greatly admired, as were
also the White Orpingtons of Mrs. John
Ridgely, of Hampton.
Mr. II. s. Writ, who farms County
Treasurer Merryman's Hayfelds estate, near
Cockeysville, raised unusually fine crops this
the acre and he harvested in prime condition
over 200 tons of hay. The Hayfields corn crop
also promises to be large.
THE Lauraville Volunteer Fire Company
has completed a separate home for its supply
wagon, situated on the opposite side Of the
road from the engine house. Besides carrying
500 feet of hose and about dozen rubber
buckets, it is intended to add two five-gallon
chemical fire extinguishers.
->Towson baseball team played a great
game at Oriole Park last Saturday afternoon
when it administered the first defeat to the
Waverly team by the score of 4 to 2. II was
an exhibition game and did not count in the
Suburban League list of games. In that the
Waverlys are still unbeaten.
->It has only been year or two ago that
an automobile was thought to be nuisance
on the Timonium Fair grounds. Now they
little attention is paid to them. Even the
horses-or at least many of them-don't pay
any attention to them any more.
- The store of Mr.. William G. Ditman, at
Texas, N. G. R. R.. was robbed few nights
ago and the articles taken were afterwards
found outside the building. Harry Gill, who
runs an engine for Mr.. Ditman, was arrested
on the charge of committing the burglary and
was committed to Jail by Justice Herbert.
Several weeks ago THE UNION published
an interesting account of the finding of gold
watch that had been lost in field thirty years
before in the upper end of this county. This
week Baltimore paper published the item in
a garbled form and located the place of finding
at Hoffmanviile, Pa. That's news for you.
- Extensive preparations are being made
for the harvest home festival and dahlia show
to be held at Convention, September 22d to 18th,
inclusive. The dahlia show of the Vincent
Company, which will be feature of this occa-
sion, will be worth travelling miles to see. No
other State in the Union can make such a
display.
The UNION received a letter this week
from a gentleman in Waterbury, Conn.,, ask:
ing information where may be had full de.
scription, information, rules, etc, governing
the tournaments such as are held in Baltimore
and Howard counties during the late summer
and early fall" He was put in the way to OBJ
tain the information be sought.
THE turnpike from Belair to Reckord is
to be repaired and six carloads of crushed stone
have been purchased from the Conway Quarry
ing Company of Loeb Raven by the Turnpike
Company to put the road in good shape for the
fall and winter. AS the cost per car to put this
stone on the pike is between $40 and $75 it
means an outlay to the company of $3.50.
1.-THE Sunday school ofSt.J ohn's Lutheran
Church will hold a lawn fete at the second toll
gate, Hartford road, on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, September 9Th and 9th. On Tuesday, at
P. NJ, there will be game of baseball between
the girls and boys of the school. On Wednes-
day, at 3 P M, a bicycle tournament will be
the feature. Good music and plenty of fun
for all.
THE Baltimore County Teachers Insti-
tute has been in session this week at the State
Normal School and about 400 teachers have
been in attendance. The sessions will con.
tinue until Friday, September 18th. The in
stitute is really summer school work for the
tive-are put through their exercises in the
Identical manner in which they will conduct
their classes.
> Mr.. George Staudenmayer, an old resi-
dent of Hamilton, Hartford road, showed us on
Tuesday stony substance, about as large as
hulled walnut, that formed in the stomach of
one of his horses, the result, he says, of feed
ing bran. By use of powerful medicines the
animal was relieved after two days of intense
suffering. Mr.Staudenmayer says many foreign
substances are put in the mill feeds of the pres
sent day to make them weigh.
Marriage DEMONSTRATING the month of
August Mr.. William P. Cole, Clerk of the
Circuit Court issued marriage licenses to the
following persons:
WHITE.
Charles NJ Temple to Anna NJ. Blakely.
Charles E. Magness to Lillian K. Hines.
VIM. ]. Gross to Marie A. Larkin.
William H. Salter to Elizabeth Seaman.
Vinton R. Swayne to Emma ]. Winkelmyer.
Jacob Seifert to Maria Phel.
Edward Sterling to Annie M. P. White.
Thomas ]. Sledd to Mary I. Griffin.
Otto G. M. Ahlers to Sadie Bollinger.
Edwin H. Nicholson to Katherine NJ Fisher.
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August Dehenoult to Mary M. Gonker.
Joseph DeniDo to Elizabeth Watson.
Harry II. Johnson to Rachel Copelin.
George Everhart to Carrie Schaible.
Ralph E. Sheldon to Emily A. Evans.
VIM. J. Waterman to Martha Flescher.
Iran R. Newcomer to Anna E. Taylor.
William r. Thompson 10 May B. Beall.
Perry Friedinberg to Anna M. Mullin.
Andrew G. Fisher to Mollie M. Brown.
Claude ]. Lee to Anna " Maddox.
Isaac w. Smith to Georgia @. Waters.
Robert J. Cummings to Irene B. Cation.
William ]. Burgan to Elizabeth G. Deppert.
Parks P. Flournoy to Josephine H. Teackle.
Harry A. Disc to Cora M. Smith.
Charles Granting to Ida Barrows.
John W. Rollins to Mary l.. Ruff.
Wallace Parrish to Martha E. Johnson.
Alfred E. Cole to Margaret A. Riley.
Joseph L. Gahan to Nellie Ward.
George G. Baier to Ella Wiley.
Nelson Jones to Ellen Distance.
Louis Dietz to Ruth Carson.
CoLoRED.
Anthony Clash to Florence B. Mcdonnell.
Epworth League Rally.-The Baltimore
District Epworth League will hold its fall rally,
Saturday, September 18th, at the Methodist
Episcopal Church, Glyndon. Two sessions
will be held, one at 3 80 P. NJ. and the other at
730 P. NJ. Supper will be served at the Aged
Peoples Outing Association at $50 P. NJ for
Is cents. The associations building is near
the church.
Interesting and inspiring programs have
been arranged for both sessions of the rally.
In the afternoon the address will be delivered
by Rev. ]. Phelps Hand, pastor of Guilford
Avenue M. E. Church, Baltimore, his subject
being 1.-THE Principles of the Kingdom Mr..
Warren L. Duncan will sing tenor solo,. In
addition to the above the work of the Spiritual
department of the League will be discussed by
Rev. H. Wilson Burgan, pastor of Hunts NJ
E. Church, Sherwood, and Mr.. George W.
Williams. The Mercy and Help work will be
represented by Misses l.. E. Weer and Janet
E. Kemp. and the Social and Literary work
by Misses Anna N. Cornelius and Florence
Mallonee.
At night Rev. George R. Crosse, D. D., pastor
of Grace NJ. e. Church, Baltimore. will speak
on "Our Responsibility for the Extension OF
the Kingdom" There will also be an address
by Mr. ]. 7. Maylot, second vice-president Of
the district, and "Silver Bay Echoes will be
Oivan nv Moaars n " Daala Smith