The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-08-28


- The PikesvilIians came to Towson on
Wednesday afternoon with bright hopes Of
scooping up the Highlanders, but they didn't
do it. Score 8 to against the visitors. The
decisions Of Umpire Watts caused some
wrangling.
THE Towson baseball team will play the
Waverlys on the latter's grounds today
dav, August 18th. The following Saturday
(Septem6er 4th) the Highlanders will try con-
illusions with the Roland Park team on the
grounds here.
- The annual tournament for professional
and amateur riders will take place at Bauer's
Park, 6-Mile House. Hartford road, on Mon
day, September 6th-Labor Day. Thirty dol
lars in cash will be given in prizes and there
will be eight crowns.
- The people of Govanstown are planning
for big time next month when they cele-
brate the installation of the new ire-fghting
apparatus in that town. One of the features
will be an illumination at night when over 500
4 electric lights will be used.
- Miss Mary BayZand, who died at her
home in Baltimore this week, was the last
surviving member of the family of that name.
Size descended from the family of Randalls
from whom the village Of Randallstown, Bal
timore county, derived its name.
- Frederick L. b. Glendmeyer and wife,
owners and proprietors Of the Hotel Main
Court in Westminster, have made deed Of
| trust for the benefit of their creditors Messrs.
| B. Frank Grouse, Joseph d. Brooks and F.
Neal Parke are named as trustees.
- Tonsorial Artist Eyer, OF Towson, thought
all along that he had fine lemon tree in his
| big window but now reporter for Baltimore
/ paper says it is an orange tree and adds that it
has on 1t zone large yellow orange ana -FOUR
Others: what 90 you know ABOUT tnat
- we hear this week tnat bass are Diting
freely IN Lake Roland and that some nne ones
are being caught. The water in the lake is
| very low and il is said the food supply of these
! voracious fish is short in consequence hence
their anxiety to 60 for almost anything in the
shape offood.
- Towson honsekeepers who have had their
| floors, mattings, &C., spoiled by the tracking
in of the oil that has been used on the streets,
are not much stuck" on that mode of getting
md of dust. They don't like the DUST of
course, but it's easier to get rid OF than the
black OIL spots.
| - Only few days now until the limo
MUM fair gates are thrown open for the
exhibition OF 1909. Make your plans to be
there because You can't afford to miss IL. It is
Baltimore county'e big annual reunion-get-
| whopper this time.
- Mr.. 3. O. FELTON,, president of the Penn
/ sylvania Steel Company, has given the Spar
rows Point Club Handsomely framed picture
of the late Rufus K. Wood, which has been
hung in the parlOr Of the clubhouse. Mr..
Wood was member Of the club and did much
Tor It's advancement.
- Edward V0lker, aged 20 years, whose
home was at Hamilton, Hartford road. commit
ted suicide last Sunday by taking carbolic acid.
No cause has been assigned Tor the rash act,
although it is said the youth grieyed much for
his father, who died several years ago. His
mother, who remarked, survives him.
- A new weekly newspaper to be known
as the County Observer, was issued this week
and circulated at Arlington, Mt; Washington,
Pikesville, GovanstoWn and Roland Park.
Messrs: George y. sims ana vincent Magglo
OF Arlington, are the publishers, and Mr.. t.
y. StansDury, OF NJ; washington, editor.
III you mink tnere are 70 De some awiqi
Jus. sWLui .nlngsLOn tns 1imonium MIG
way this year yOu'u better stay away. But we
are assured Dy secretary ussear that It's Just
gong 20 Pc charming ~ ana Jus. einnny enough
not 70 inake you Xii yourseil iaugning. W
you-Dut never mlno; Just come along and see
- Mr; James Y: GemmiiI; VINO died at bis
nome at Ereeiand, A.. Y. Il. H., on the zOtn IN
slant. at the age Of w years, was among The
UNIONS Oldest SUBSCRIBERS ana only month
OF Two ago an interesting leuer nom nlm was
printed ID It's columns. De possessed an in
teresung parsonage ana leo long and use
iui lie:
- Inc rolest Tsrk Team OF tne SUBURBAN
Leagus cams % 1oWs9n iast 6atqfuay AFTER
noon ana was oeIeaLed Dy the Hignianders IN
very saggeu anu unlnteIesung game-lo 10
Q. Inc lelauve sIsnoing OF tne SIX teams re-
mains mar tne e. same. Win tne Maryland swimmers
nIst anu the 1o"son team only "a points De-
nino 'nsm; "
- M. A. =; Norman, assistant state ento-
noiosls'. " nulsusy morning came 70 low
son q anu Maue careiuI lnspecuon OF MI. Cnas.
y. renualIs ss s neius ana louna tne
planss ~ splenulu coeulsioh, oniy listIe DECK
ware on account OF me DRY weather. MI.
re1oall VIII commence ming ORDERS Ior plants
early Lea nVn.n.
my May0I ManOol, packed py aDon! tnous-
ana Ol1 1oWners, viii De at the Ilmonlum
Ialr on WEDNESDAY ana on THURSDAY the Gov
ernor ana MS stan VIII De there. And then
1918 pretty girls Will be there during the i've
Gays, so Wnats the use taking ABOUT mere
men, ana one OF them married, too. They
simply won't De IN II.
motorcar iine between CockeysvlHe and Tow
son anu me loea Is n0t 2 PAD one Dy any
means. MI. wafer Z. heckoro, well known
business man - siying 70 interest tne pupnc
N tne Prolec. ana u Is earnestly nopeo ne may
a. ~. Sa oa4 ~ 'ne 'loi'ey nne iee US
nave tne mex Dest lning. ~,
couple from HagerstoWn came all the
way 20 1oMs0n on TUESDAY 10 get married but
could not nnd minister in the town to tie the
Knot. FInally, through the kindly offices OF
yus 81 ner1erI' tney asceFtalned that Key: Dr.
a. =; % liar Veal pastor q Govanstown M r.
Cnurcns was az nome and the couple was sent
tnere 20 nave tne ceremony performed:
mr' w: Dfooke Lesslg OF the fniladel-
Rnla par Drotner OF MRS: Harry >. jarrett, OF
1owsor, wss crowned WINE gaining at Wlld,
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MISS virginia raul, OF SWathmore, Pa. also
,oss ner NE IN attempting to save him: MI.
Lesslg was % years OF age and unmarried. de
nao Vislted nis sister mere number OF times.
@r. hIcnard bernard, the new member
OF the Dal.lmore water BOARD, has been tax
ing peep INTO some OF the business methods
OF tne board ana Is not much pleased at what
ne saw. ror instance: he found one item OF
~, 700 lor sundries' and he must have thought
tnat pretty steep. he should remember that
sunofies are very troublesome things and
always come devilish high.
we nope the residents OF Towson will not
overlook the TACT that Sanitary Ohicer Massen-
DuIg mas placed receptacles about the town in
Wnlcn 70 place waste paper and other refuse
and thus keep such things from littering the
streets. THESE receptacles are pieces OF large
terracotta pipe and when they become filled
match can be applied and the contents de-
stroyed without fear OF damage to anything.
- Mr.. w. Evans Anderson, the energetic
secretary. VINO was IN Towson on Tuesday,
says the prospects Tor this years White Hall
iair are growing brighter daily and that the
managers OF the fair Will have real surprise
s6asa oa'. az sJcn Maikeu success tnas
n,'a Se i'm $780,! auy uuu ~. VI .ne sscVnu
the head ~; ~ r"ato - so' 'ne material a.
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