The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-10-09
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Grange, Fourteenth District.-The old
North Point Church was crowded to its ut
most capacity Friday and Saturday nights, Oc-
tober and 2, the occasion being play given
by the young people of Patapsco Station.
Methodist Episcopal Church. entitled "Uncle
Josiah" The church has been the scene of
very excellent entertainments in the past, but
tbe unes who bowed from the stsge have in
general assumed ihe grave responsibility of
matTnIoDy and very gracefully took off their
hats aud accorded to the young folks who took
part, this being their first play, the honor of
the best entertainment ever given. COngratu-
latioDs were showered upon the young people,
also the ladies in charge of the programme.
Mrs Are Hill and Miss Eliza Merritt were
overwhelmed with congratulations The young
people have been invited to repeat the play at
Sparrows Point aud two other places. The
cast of characters follows: Josiah Arm
strong" a wealthy farmer, Walter Merritt |;
wellington Armstrong" wealthy broker,
Josiah's son, Joseph Merritt William Le-
Blanc" wealthy broker, Edward Bugbey !;
Henry Newcombe," a rising young author,
Charles Lynch Hiram Penstroke" w. Arm
strongs confidential man, Thomas Fisher !;
James" w. Armstrong; butler, James Lam
Matilda Sparks; "Jemimy," wife of Josiah.
Miss Eliza G. Merritt; "Gladys Armstrong"
dauphter of Wellington, Miss E. Heighe Hill !:
Edith Leblanc" daughter of Leblanc, Miss
Helen Lynch Misses Anna Stansbury, Ed
wilma Forrest and Messrs. Wells Tolson and
Walter Brooks took the character of guests.
Miss Kate Hopkins and Mrs. Charles Stengel
were pianists. Misses Melvina Sparks, ADnie
Lambert and Eloise Fisher had charge of the
confectionery sale.
The Ladies Aid Society of Patapsco Station,
Methodist Episcopal Church, held their
monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. James
Lynch. large attendance was present, and
refreshments were served and a socable chat
had after the business session.
Mr.. J. Alonza Merritt had the misfortune to
have his driving horse Bonny badly injured.
While driving the animal stumbled and fell,
the shaft penetrating the neck and protruding
on the other side. Strange to say, the jugular
vein was no touched. Veterinary Nolan has
the horse in charge. NJ.
Rosiyn and Vicinity, Second District =
Mr.. ]. Adam Clagett, who has been confined to
his home for the past month with very bad
case of fsciatic rheumatism, is greatly improved.
Mrs. Daniel Snyder, Jr., who underwent a
serious operation at st. Luke's Hospital. Bal
timore, has sufficiently recovered to be re-
moved to her home
Mr.. Ross Lynch, son OF ex-Judge George E.
Lynch, who was confined to his home with
very sore throat. is again able to be out.
Mr.. William Newman, a well known con-
tractor Of this district, has purchased the
Winand property, formerly occupied by Mr..
Louis Winatd. Ii will be occupied by Mr..
Newman's grandson. Mr.. Harry Snyder.
Mr.. William E. Price, a well known and
popular young man, has accepted a position
with the Daniel Miller Company of Baltimore.
Miss Susie Dell, who has been visiting her
uncle Mr.. George W. Berry, has returned to
her home in Baltimore.
MIR. G. Edward Snyder who has the reputa-
tion of being the most polite and obliging letter.
carrier in the service, has resumed his duties
after 15-day vacation. Mr.. Snyder is presi
dent of the Baltimore County LetterCarriers'
Association and treasurer of Roslyn Grange.
Mr.. John H. Brady, Jr., has purchased the
BiddiDger property, near Soldiers Delight,
and will take possession January l. 1910. Mr..
Brady is former resident of the district but
has been living in Philadelphia for the past
five years, employed by the B. & 0. K. R.
Company.
Mr.. John Mcguire, a well known hotelkeeper
and horseman, has two of his finest colts sick
with quinsy. Mr.. Mcguire won several rib
bons with these colts the past summer.
Miss Edith NJ. Clsgett has returned to st.
Joseph's Hospital, Baltimore, to complete the
course in nursing. Miss Clsgett had finished
with the exception of few months when she
was taken ill and had been spending some time
with her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. ]. Adam
Claget. She will graduate in April, 1910.
Mr.. George w. Constantine is very i'll from
complication of diseases and is being attended
by DR.. A. G. Smink, DR.. William |. Buppert
and DR.. Smith. z.