The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-04-10

Rayville, 9Th District.-The recent good
weather has been favorable for the preparation
of the soil for spring planting, and most of
the blowing for corn and oats is done.
Mrs. Ivy Beckley has sold the farm devised
to her by the late Mrs. Benjamin 7. Cooper, to
Mr.. D. Frank Martin, of Partition, who has
rented it to Mr.. Ralph Marstellar, of Ellicott
City. Mr.. Jared Baker, who occupied it last
year, has moved to farm near Beckleysvilie
that he purchased few months ago.
Some of our enterprising young ladies will
hold fair, festival and oyster supper in Ray
vile Hall ,on Saturday night next, the proceeds
of which will be applied toward the purchase
of piano for Pine Grove Sunday school.
Many persons are complaining of bad colds
and the doctors are quite busy.
Mrs. Nelson Taylor and Mrs. ]. G. Richards
have been sick for several months and neither
show any signs of improvement. They are at
tended by DR.. Heyde.
Mrs. Thomas Armacost has been suffering
from consumption for long time and has
been at the Eudowood Sanitarium since last
December, but her case seems to be hopeless.
The revival service which has been held at
Pine Grove Church for the last four weeks,
closed on Sunday night last without any visi-
BILE results on saints or sinners. There seemed
to be an entire lack of spirituality and even
considerable lack of formality. When people
realize that religion is a life and not creed
better results may be expected OBSERVER.
White Hall, N. G. RAT a special meet
ing of the White Hall Farmers Club and I'm.
provement Association, held on Wednesday
evening" the association endorsed the move
ment to build State road, under the Shoe
maker law, leading from Kings Hill to the
Hartford county line, where it will connect with
a Shoemaker road that will be built by Har
ford county. The people along the line of this
road are very much interested and there is
promise of large subscription toward the
fund. The chairman appointed delegation
| to go before the Highways Commission next
week at Towson and present their claims.
The association also took action on the pro-
posed bank at White Hall, which has been agi-
| lated for the past two or three months. In this
matter there appears to be a strong interest and
the promoters claim that the necessary SUBJ
| scrptions are in sight A committee was APP
pointed to make thorough canvas and report
| at a special meeting next Wednesday night.
| w. E. Anderson, secretary, made report OF
| the business done by the association in the way
of purchases for the first three months of the
| year. The club now has membership of 60.
The date for the fair to be held by the asso-
citation was fixed for September % and 80 and
| October 1. E.
| Brooklandville, Sd District.-After being
| closed for some weeks for repairs Saters Bap-
| fist Church will be reopened on Sunday, April
| 18th. All are invited to be present at the
morning services. Sabbath school at 10 A. NJ I;
| preaching dI IL A. NJ h6V. marry w. hCulp
| is pastor of the church.
On Monday, April 18th, the ladies of Safer S
Church will hold an Easter supper for the ben
| eft of the church The decorations will be
| yellow and white and this color scheme will
| be further carried out in the costumes of those
| taking part. The supper will be given at the
| home OF Mr.. Harry D. Dawes Supper tickets
| rs cts. ALI are cordially invited to attend and
enjoy the good things
Mrs. Victorine L. Bowen spent part of last
- -eA - d. L.
was formerly a highly respected resident OF
this section of the county.
Miss Irene link, who has been sick all win.
] ter, does not improve. E.