The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-03-21

give SUCH Oiutf TIC OuoiuCoo Aauy DO
diverted into other channels.
- About one more week will wind up the
present session of the legislature
- Mr. K. Berlin. of Texas, will add two
rooms to his dwelling. Messrs. Brown and
Naylor have the contract
- seven sales of personal property now
being advertised in THE UNION will take place
in Baltimore county next week.
- Flowing has been in progress on many
farms this week and the ground appeared to be
in excellent condition for the work
- Stuart, aged years, son Of Mr.. James l.:
Constantine, of Arlington, fell down flight of
steps on Thursday last and broke his left arm.
- The program for the spring race meeting
at Prospect Park track has been issued. IL
will begin Tuesday. June I'd, and continue
four days.
- Mr.. Thomas r. Frantz is completing
six-roOm dwelling near Warren, on the prop.
erty bought from the Tome Institute. The
cost is 81. 800.
- The bright sunshine and high winds are
doing good work in putting the country roads
in order. After all these are the most reliable
road members.
-sAlready Towson's hundreds of maple
trees are beginning to show returning life and
very soon their beautiful spring garniture will
be IN evidence.
THE annual inspection Of Troop will
take place az the armoFy, Pikesville, this (Satur
an Invitation 20 be present.
- The new retail market on Baltimore street
and Market Place formerly Marsh MaIkeD
will be opened April LIST. IL will be daily
market open from A. until P. N.
- tnll feport 90 ihe meeting ~ me senlofl
dag ~ the farm 81 Mr. Lewis N Bacon-wiiL
be published in The UNION next week.
- n order TO reduce expenses, so it was
eaid. the Northern Central Railway Company
this week discharged q number OF employees
along lis route from Cockeysville north.
- The regular Sunday services at Ashland
Presbyterian Church; Rev; d. Medley Trice'
pastor, will hereafter be as follows: AT A. N.
and 30P N; Sunday. school at 80 A M.
"A Baltimore woman sued doctor Tor
$40. 900 damages for the negligent and i'm
proper manner" be treated her for broken
hip. The jury gave her q verdict Tor Sz,OU'.
- Baltimore county baseball teams are get.
ting in trim for an active season. The team OF
the Sparrows Point Athletic Club is already
seeking dates for games with strong uniformed
teams.
did the purse snatching in Baltimore. Now
white girls have taken to the profession and
they have been successful so far in escaping
arrest. -.
Protestant Church will meet at Snow Hill, Md
Wednesday, April LIST. Delegates to the Gen.
eral Conference of the Church will be elected
at this meeting.
- The ''canaries" continue to come back to
THE UNION office. People have come to know
their name and many of them smile as they
hand over the little slips of paper to have
receipt attached.
- The auditing committee of the School
Board met in the Office here on Wednesday and
made thorough examination OF the BOOKS, &C,
of Treasurer Cook. Everything was found IN
excellent condition
- The Grand National Point to Point Stee-
plechase will take place in Green Spring Val
lev on Monday afternoon, May llth, aud the
race for the Maryland Hunt Cup will cone OF
on Saturday, May 10th.
- Joseph DiIworth, of Knoebel, Baltimore
county, has made application for the benefit OF
the u. s. bankruptcy laws. A notice to bis
creditors is published in the advertising col
umns of The UNION today.
- An orstOrical contest for silver medal,
under tine supervision of Lake View w. @. t.
u, will take place 1T Lake view Cnurcn, on
Friday evening, March 9Th. at O'CLOCK.
There will be five contestants.
"a little son of Superintendent Chilcoat,
Of the aims house. Is suffering from badly
Iacerated hand as the result Of exploding q
dynamite cap that be picked up in the yard.
Or. T. q. Bussey attended him.
SThegenial presence Of Col. Robert Hough
will no more be felt in the judges stand at
Timonium, q place that be filed with honor so
MANY years. He died suddenly at his home in
Baltimore on Wednesday evening.
- An experienced man says farmers should
be very careful about their seed corn this year.
He says so much of the crop was spoiled by
the weather last year that great care should be
observed in selecting the ears for seed.
>Some of THE UNIONS local correspon'
dents will please remember that we do not care
10 have them preach sermons in their letters.
We haven't the space for such things even If
we had the inclination to print them.
- The weather of last Sunday was more
like April than March, with its showers. bright
sunshine, thunder storm and high wind. II IS
not often that we experiences such variety oil
weather in the space of twelve hours
- Messrs Charles E. Fendall 81 Son, Of
Towson, are preparing for brisk season in the
sale of strawberry plants. They have already
received large number of orders and will soon
begin shipping. The 'FendalP' is the favorite
variety. 80
They had mad dog scare in Gainesville
a few DAYS ago Within the last week two
boys-both bitten by the same dog-died Of
hydrophobia in Baltimore They were not
given the Pasteur treatment in time, hence the
- Mr.. George W. Yellott. having rented
his Ridgeview Farm in Long Green Valley,
to Mr.. William G. Chenworth, of Hartford
county. is advertising in The UNION today a
lot of surplus stock for which he has no
further use.
=. Mr.. George R. Carter, who died at his
home in Baltimore on Monday, aged 81 years,
was native of Baltimore county and for many
wears lived on the 1Ofk TOhu near AEiiuStOu
avenue. He was engaged in the leaf tobacco
trade in the city.
Immense quantities of hay have been
going to Baltimore by way of the York turn
bike in the last two weeks. We didn't think
there was so much left in the country. 1t is
fetching good price and the cash must come
in handy about this time.
IA Young colored man named Jacob Mad
den has been lodged in Jail here upon the
charge of setting fire to and burning bay bar.
rack on the property of Mr.. R. s Culbreth, OF
Rejsterstown The warrant was sworn out by
State Fire Marshall MacGill.
- Friday. March 10th, was-according to
the almanac first day of spring. No doubt
the farmers heartily welcomed it in the hope
that they can now jump in and get ready for
their spring crops It will be lively times with
them until this work is finished.
THE annual banquet of the Hamilton
Improvement Association will take place at
Hotel Junker. in Baltimore. on Tuesday night
next, March Oath. The affair is in charge OF a
committee composed of Messrs. +. W. Glantz,
Harry Mitchell and Thomas Carter.