The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-09-11

- Baltimore county colored public schools
reopened for the fall term on Monday, Sep
tember g. when 1900 pupils were enrolled. Su-
perintendent Cook says an institute for colored
teachers will be held one day each month DUR
ing the school year.
= The Old Town Merchants and Manufac-
turers' Association, that cut such big figure
at Timonium on Wednesday, will go to Pros
pect Park on Wednesday, September 10. The
day following the Governor and his staff will
be guests at the park.
- Nearly five hundred Baltimore county
teachers have been attending the institute at
the State Normal School Building this week.
Superintendent Cook and Assistant Superin-
tendent Hershner are in charge. 1t will con-
tinue all Of next week.
- The Twelfth of September being q mu-
nicipal holiday in Baltimore, and falling this
year on Sunday, the Governor has issued his
proclamation designating Monday as legal
holiday. Hence all the banks and public Off
ces will be closed that day.
- President Mccormick of the Baltimore
County Agricultural Society was on Wednes-
day presented with COPY OF the premium nn list
of the first Fair held at Timonium 30 years ago.
The late Samuel Brady was president and Mr..
William B. Sands was secretary.
- Hereford Circuit Methodist Episcopal
Church. Sunday, September IL: Hereford,
10 30 A. M, Mount Carmel. P. NJ, Falls
road, ?. NJ, preaching by Rev. W. j. Meeks;
Jessop, IL A. NJ, Bosley, P: NJ, Epworth,
P. NJ. preaching by Rev. ]. s. German.
"a dispatch from Ellicott City, dated Sep
tefnber T. says: "The case of Richie vs. Davis,
in which the plaintiff sued the defendant for
s75 for the killing of the formers dog by the
latter, was tried before jury here today. and
verdict given in favor of the defendant"
- The last meeting of the Ladies' Home
Interest Club of the Eighth district was held at
the residence of Mrs. George W. Gorsuch. with
Mrs. Charles II. Price presiding, and Miss
Jennie Mitchell secretary. Many subjects re-
lating to domestic economy were discussed.
- Rev. Martin l.. Enders last Sunday cele-
brated the eighth anniversary of his pastorate
at Salem Lutheran Church, Catonsville. The
church was prettily decorated and there were
special services during the day. Rev. Mr.. En-
ders is a son-in-law Of Hon. John Hubner.
- The Gould Kerry cattle, exhibited this
week at Timonium Fair were the first of that
breed ever seen there. They are nearly always
solid reds and blacks of sturdy build, but not
near so large as our common cattle. 1t is said
to be fine beef breed and produces rich milk.
-S"Pellagra" is newly discovered dis
ease and already the doctors are finding people
affected with it. And as fast as a new malady
is invented there will be found unfortunate
humanity to be afflicted with it. Perhaps it
would have been better if ''pellagra" had never
been heard of.
- The coroners jury that investigated the
OedLQ
along the tracks of the Northern Central Rail
way, near White Hall, rendered verdict that
bis death was caused by fracture of the skull
and other injuries. the cause of which was un-
known to the jury.
- An automobile fire engine, on its way
from Baltimore to York, created little furry
of excitement as it passed through Towson last
Sunday morning, stopping at the engine house
here to allow people to inspect it. It appears
to be a very complete apparatus and was capa-
BILE of a high rate of speed.
- The fourth annual picnic at Mt. Carmel,
Fifth district will be held on Saturday, Sep
tember 25, under the auspices of the farmers
clubs and oranges of Baltimore county. A
number of prizes will be offered for the best
displays of farm and garden products and there
will also be other exhibits.
- The first mass in the new chapel of st.
Vincent's Male Orphan Asylum, at Hopkins
Hill, York road, was celebrated by Bishop
Corrigan on Friday morning, September 8. A
chaplain will be appointed for the asylum, who
will also act as assistant pastor of the Church
of the Immaculate, Towson.
- Hartford county will be largely in evil
Hall is an important shipping point for the
upper end of Hartford. This years fair prom
ises to be something that will furnish COM
plete surprise to the public. 1t will be held
three days beginning October 3.
Speaking of the Timonium Fair the Bel
air Democrat says: Hartford people contracted
the agricultural fair fever about thirty years
ago in Belair and have never been cured. Hav
ing no fair of their own they now go in crowds
to Timonium, where they will be seen by their
exhibits, and in person next week."
IAN aged farmer, speaking this week of
the summer drought of 1903, said few days
before his men started to plow out some pota-
toes and the tubers came up in such great clods
that they had to use stone hammer to break
them-the clods, not the potatoes. He de-
clared that what he said was no joke.
- The September meeting OF the Junior
Gunpowder Agricultural Club was held last
Saturday at the farm of Mr.. Frank G. Scott at
Shawan, Eighth district, with Mr.. William d.
Curry presl6ing, ana MI. ~: ". y. otewar5
secretary. dns nose mss Hlgniy ,1; copll;en.eo
upon sne eAce1ens Sonuision aa u nis p1S;is p.eSii
w M.h nuLulIu ~ t anu soseT au.9nooil.s s
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InuIsuay, psy1hs .s ~ oenss esou, H. Des,JsS 70
cents eacn lol sne W y, sHe
Inc sggrega.e cos. vi snese msenines, :LI sone ol
NJ foIIor n tske little vacation of co,,nla
of weeks
> Attention is invited to sale of personal
nronertv advertised in the Union TODAY bv Mr..
Gonroo w Yelloft This will he one If the
most attractive auction sales ever held in this
county and will draw an immense crowd. 1t
will be an out-and-out sale for cash, and Mr..
YelIott will reserve nothing included in the
- The fine new pipe organ, lately placed IN
Catonsville Methodist Episcopal Church, was
dedicated last Sunday when Mr.. Harry q.
Calvert presided, assisted by Mr.. 6. Wright
Nichols of Baltimore. The sermon was preach.
ed by Kew. Dr. george u; heeo. president OF
Dickinson college, Rev. John H. EDWARDS IS
pastor the church.
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tnlsSloneLs ~, peSan Spa:,:S SeJs.s TIs .n uo6 20
w eunesuay anu Danlli acason ~ naS sno auenvl y,
ltyto connscate tne 9ogs IN 80 9ools eo s. OF .ne
Owners use pay - 1T5 Ioes G e;di anI Sa ,Sl
nv ny VI. ..s ..o HI .h;s =,
lne can aomsTn % si, 5 aaso nAe 'n's in
oruer " oneoA .ne uos nuis"noe
"a pair OF hogs OF the IamWortn breed
attracted much attention at IImonlum Fair
1nls WEEK; tnSy werS iln Iy ara o. o.
LA VI oRlms @mu SIS. 10.
40 no WnSn snla5i PlsIIii 9io tt;,, hOw ny y
Mli "ia;ai ;a o. ~. 100 =, d -; sa;S
nale Melsns oxel 9vG s ooo anu !" 10 Saio
'ney olsen a''a'n ".re1S u oVo
- From an order nlled DY BAKER l.. w. Held
OF Towson for one OF the restaurateurs at II,
monium this week some idea may De gathered
ands who attended the Fair without taking
lunches from nome. On we Mweonesoay 9'oOV
pies, oOO loaves OF D1eao, f,VVO Tolls, anu on
thursday 6,UOO pies, oOO loaves OF Dreao ana
lzOOO rolls.
-As tomorrow Sunday will be Defend
ers' Day," the anniversary of the Battle of
North Point. Governor Crothers has issued
making Monday legal holiday,
so that public officials and bank clerks NAV not
he cheated of their s'dav off, All public
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