The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-07-24

Jacksonville and Sunnybroo 10th Dis
trict.-Mr. and Mrs. w. Frank Porter anC
daughter attended the Odd Fellows reunion
at Gwynn Oak Park on the 10th instant ant
spent very pleasant day. Mr.. Porter is {
member of Bethany Lodge, Glenarm.
Miss Hazel Carroll, of Jacksonville, is spend
ing several weeks with her sister, Mrs. How
ard Jackson, near Upper Cross Roads, Hartford
county.
preach at FairView M. Z. Church South,
Sunny brook, Sunday night, July 18th, at
O'Clock. The second quarterly conference will
be held in this church on Monday morning
July Goth.
Miss Anna Burk, who had been visiting
relatives near Govanstown, has returned to
her home near Sweet Air. During her abb
sence she attended a Lutheran reunion in
Delaware.
Mr.. John Smith is erecting barn on his
farm at Jacksonville, which will add much to
its appearance and convenience.
Mrs. Aubrey Jackson and daughter, who
had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James Jackson,
of Jacksonville, have returned to their home
in Virginia.
Miss Jennie Bradenbaugh, Of Baltimore, is
visiting Miss Ida Baldwin at her home,
SHADY View"
Miss Elizabeth Connolly, OF Baldwin, is
visiting her aunt Mrs. q. Gorrell, Of Walbrook
avenue, Baltimore.
Miss Ollie Burk, who had been visiting
friends in Baltimore, has returned to her home.
Mr.. Miles Carroll, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Perry Carroll, OF Jacksonville, who attained
his 21st birthday on the 18th instant, received
the congratulations Of his many friends. He
will be proud to cast his first vote at the next
election. Mr.. Carroll is clerk in his father
store.
The s. M. P. Social was held last Saturday
afternoon at the home of Miss Ethel Pocock,
at Blenheim. A large number of the mem
bers were present and several hours were
cake and other refreshments were served. The
members of the society have supplied them
selves with pretty gold badges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry o. Macallister, who are
spending their honeymoon at Atlantic City,
will return TO the residence of the brides
parents, Dr. and Mrs. ]. T. Payne, of Sunny
brook, before going to their permanent home
on North Charles street, Baltimore. Mrs.
Macallister was Miss Grace Payne and is
well known in this community. She will be
missed very much by her friends.
The Ladies' Society of Fairview M. E. Church
South met on Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. ]. Perry Carroll, at Jacksonville. The
lawn was made attractive with Chinese lanterns
and refreshments were served during the eve
ming, which was eDjoyably spent.
The fifth annual tournament OF the Manor
Glen Racing Association will be held at Manor
Glen, on Saturday, July 31st, commencing at
1P. NJ. II the weather is favorable there will
no doubt be large attendance.
Miss Agnes Nau led the Young Peoples c.
E. meeting at Chestnut Grove Church last
Sunday night. Rev. Mr.. Smith, who preached
in the morning, also spoke. The members Of
the society should be more regular in their at
tendance. 1t is Encouraging to the more &C.
tive ones TO note so many absentees. Nj.
Roland Park, Ninth District.-The reg
ular quarterly meeting of the Confederated
Civic Improvement and Protective Association
Club, Roland Park, on Monday night, with
the president, DR.. Henry P. Hynson. in the
chair, and 16 of the IS associations represented,
besides other residents of the county and CITY,
Prominent among these were Mayor J. Barry
Mahool. City Councilman Binswanger, Messrs
George Stewart Brown, VIM. H. Sohl, of Har-
lem Park Association; William Levy, of Park
Approach Association R. E. Lee Hall, Capt
G. Lyon Rogers, president Good Roads Assoc
citation Mr.. John s. Ensor, also of the Good
Roads Association, and many others, there
being about 100 persons in the hall.
Mr.. Jas. Blaine Walker, assistant secretary
of the General Utilities Commission of the first
district of New York, gave very interesting
talk on how the commission worked in that
State, and the great amount OF good that had
been done in the two years it had been in ex-
istance. This was followed by a general dis
epssoH Of the question by MayoS M Rah
William McCallister and Others after which
rising vote Of thanks was rendered Mr.. Walker
for his presence and the enlightenment he had
given the meeting on the subject of general
utilities.
The chairman of the School Committee, Mr.
Patrick Flanagan, reported that the committee
recommended that whenever the drinking
water is supplied from wells and springs that
the health officer be instructed to have the
same analysed as to its purity and fitness for
that purpose; also the sanitary conditions of
the school buildings, etc., be looked after. 1t
also recommended that the coming Legislature
to make bond issue of $500, 900 for the purpose
of building new schools and empowering the
Commissioners to levy tax Of not less than
80 cents on the 500, nor more than 40 cents
on the 500, at the discretion of the said County
Commissioners, for the betterment of the gem
eral school system of the county. These recon-
mendations were adopted by the association.
The Good Roads Committee favorably con-
sidered the Good Roads Associations report,
which was adopted in part-that Of bond issue
for carrying out the good roads plan for Balti-
more county, and that it join the Good Roads
Association in having the report printed and
circulated among the other associations of the
county.
A vote Of thanks was rendered the Roland
Park Civic League for its hospitality, after which
the association adjourned to meet at Cations
vile the third Monday in October. SEC'Y.
White Hail. N. G. R. R.-The board OF
managers of the White Hall Fair-Messrs.
Harry NJ. Foster, president; E. A. Bernoudy,
superintendent; r. II. Wiley, vice-president;
Charles H. Wise, treasurer, and w. Evans
Anderson, secretary-held a meeting at the
home of Mr.. Anderson on Tuesday night
Plans were adopted for the coming fair and it
was decided to enlarge the grounds and make
double the preparation for exhibits as compar-
ed with last year.
The fair is held under the auspices of the
White Hall Farmers Club and Improvement
Association and will take place on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday afternoons and evenings,
October 18th, 14th and 18th. Wednesday will
be designated as Ladies' day." Thursday as
Farmers day." and Friday will begiven over
to the children. Speakers will be provided for
each day.
Miss Maggie Green, of Towson, has returned
from two weeks visit among relatives and
friends at White Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. K. Wallis Parrish, of Balti-
more. are visiting the formers parents, Mr..