The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-09-18

Orangeville, Philadelphia Road.-Since
my last letter there has been several changes in
the personel of this village. Mr.. John u. Guy
has moved his family to the city and ne has ac-
cepted position with the Indian Refining
Company, Georgetown KY, and has gone there
to take up his duties. Mr. Joseph Wilson has
vacated the house lately occupied by him and,
with his family, moved to Baltimore.
Mr.. T. l.. Mason, Sr, has purchased 1.-THE
house lately occupied by Mr.: Guy and is now
occupying it. Mr.. VIM. ]. Hicks has moved
into Mr.. John Davis house on Tenth street,
four vacant houses in the village. This is more
than there has been for some time, and l learn
that there will be more empty in the near fu-
ture, thanks to the management OF the electric
line in the city in not giving US trolley facilities,
which have been looked for and expected, but
seem to be as far off as ever, our beautiful VII
lage is being depleted.
At the regular business meeting of the I'M
provement Association, held last Monday night
at the house of the secretary, questions OF in
terest to the community were discussed and
acted upop, Prominent among these was the
endorsement of the School Committees report
to the Confederated body; electing Mr.: VIM.
J. Hicks president, to succeed Mr.. John ID.
GUY, and Mr.. Thomas G. Mays, vice-president;
instrncting the committee to repair and reset
the Flagstaff that stands at the head OF the
village, and arranging to have citizens meet
October 10, to which every resident OF the vii
lage and vicinity will be invited. We hope to
have some prominent speakers for the occasion.
While this letter is being written there is
beins held in the church group rally OF the
Epworth League of East Baltimore Dis.rlct,
under the direction of the district president.
Mr. William J. Hicks, which is being addressed
by well-known workers in that field. r.
White Hall, N. c. r. R.-A special meet
ing of the White Hall Farmers Club and I'M
provement Association will be held Saturday
night, September 18, for the purpose of trans
acting business relating to the coming fair.
Miss Bessie Burns entertained number OF
her friends at her home last Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Wise and Mr.. and
Mrs. Asbury Slade went to Gettysburg on
Wednesday and visited the Hanover fair on
Thursday.
Miss May Hollingshead, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs John S. Hollngshead, was taken to
Baltimore on Monday to be operated on for
appendicitis.
Mrs. William Bowman of Baltimore has
returned home after several weeks visit to her
sister Mrs. William H. Nelson, and Mrs. John
Bradenbaugh.
Mr.. Samuel W. Black, president of the
White Hall National Bank, is confined to his
home with an attack of rheumatism.
Mr. S. W. Meredith, who has been confined
to his room for the past four weeks with rbeu-
maLlSm IL now dDI6 W Oe duOub Will thO oAN
of cane and crutch +.
Perry Hall, Eleventh. District.-The fine
rain which visited US on Friday of last week
was great benefit to the farmers and truckers
here and everything seems to have more en-
couraging appearance than it had two weeks
ago:
which contained about 1000 acres, is being
sold off in forty-acre lots. During the past
10 hoxy hoora
sold to people of this neighborhood. Some oi
those who have purchased lots are Messrs
John Luscon, George Walter, John Klausman
and William Reichert.
Mr.. Frank Junker and family, of Junker's
Hotel. Fayette street, Baltimore, visited Perry
Hall on Sunday last, and were guests of Mr.
Junker's uncle, Mr.. John Dengler, of Camp
Chapel road
Mr.. George Blucher is quite i'll at this time
and is under the care of Dr. II. 7. Harrison
M. A.
Mount Vista, Eleventh District Evan
gelistic services will begin at Fork Christian
Church, beginning September 20 and contnu-
ing two week. Service will begin at o'clock
Rev. Thomas Wood will be in charge. assisted
by Mrs. Martha Trimble of Baltimore.
Mr. David Bond has been sick and confined
to his bed two weeks, under the care of DR.
John 8. Green. He has typhoid fever of q
mild type.
The appleOutter Kettle mas started 10 Doll
and this means busy times for the housewife
Mr.. Francis Dilworth, the enterprsing store
keeper at his place, has torn down the shed
ding on this property and erected snug stable
in its place. He has also been doing some
painting and is giving the place genera
dressing up. We hope others will catch the
fever. P. B.
Fork. Eleventh District.-The entertain.
ment at Shirley Hall last Friday evening wa!
very enjoyable. 1t was under the auspices o.
| the Kings Heralds of Fork Methodist Episco
pal Church and snug scm was realized which
| will be used for missions.
Mr. Lawrence NJ. Riddle, son of Mr.. W. b
Riddle of this place, reached Baltimore this
| week from Paris. He had been abroad three
months, visiting that city and other points ir
! Europe
! Miss Gertrude Gorsuch has been appointed
| assistant teacher at Fork school.
Miss Edith Roberta Riddle of this place ha
been appointed principal of Manor Glen school
| Glenarm and Vicinity Rev. W. G. A
| Hollis, pastor ofSt. Johns Evangelical Luther
| an Church at Blenheim, has been ill for twi
| weeks His condition is so serious that it be
| came necessary 10 remove him to the Mary
| land University Hospital for an operation.
Prof. Cornelius Beatty, who spent his vaca
| ton with his sisters, the Misses Beatty, q
Glenarm has been appointed assistant chemis
| at the Maryland State Agricultural College 9
! College Park. Prof. Beatt y occupied simila
position last year in the Agricultural Colleg
. at Saltwater, Oklahoma.