The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-10-02

Sunday, October 3: Rev. H. s. Furlong of
Baltimore, will preach at IL A. M. at Union
appointment, and at 2.30 P. M he will hold an
evangelistic service at Wilson's. The revival
service now in progress at the latter place will
doubtless close on Sunday night with special
sermon BY the pastor. Services will begin at
1902. NJ.
On Sunday also"The Veterans Sunday" or
"Old Folks Day." will be celebrated at Fork
Church, commencing at TO- 45 A. M and at
Salem Church at p M. The members will
make special effort to get all the old people
of the community and the"shut ins" to attend
these services. Everybody is requested to
hunt up all the aged people of the neighbor-
hood and bring them. A flower will be pre-
sented to each Of them. The old time hymns
will be sung for their benefit. Rev. John II.
Marsh, one of the veteran preachers of the
church and a former pastor, will preach an
appropriate sermon.
Hereford Circuit, NJ. E. Church, Sunday
October 8: Bosley, II A. M; Dover, P. NJ.
Epworth, P. M, Rev. w. J. Meeks. Mt.
Carmel IL A. M; Falls Road, p NJ; Here
ford, 7.3O P. M, Rev. A. B. Wood.
The cornerstone for the new church at Here
ford will be laid on Saturday, October 2, at
3.3OP. Nj. Rev DIR. W. L. Mcdowell, dis
trict superintendent, will deliver an address.
Team Struck by Train.-The northbound
express which passed Lutherville, Northern
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morning struck a six-mule team belonging to
Mr.. ]. Frank Parks of Timonium and killed
two of the animals, seriously iDjuring two
others. Frank Bell, the driver was in the
saddle and tried to swing the team around in
time to avoid the danger, but he was too late.
He was thrown to the ground. but escaped
with the fracture of the small bone in his left
arm The train was not damaged but there
was considerable excitement among the pas
senyers and the cars were run back to the sta
tion long enough to ascertain If any person
had been killed. Mr.. Parks had horse and
mule killed by being struck by locomotive
at Sherwood crossing on the Northern Central
last June.
A New Lodge of Odd Fellows.-A lodge
of the Independent Order Odd Fellows will be
organized at Lauraville. Baltimore county,
and will be instituted by Grand Master Varney,
Grand Secretary Jones and other Grand Off
GERS on Wednesday evening. October IL, at
Hamilton Hall. A petition is being circulated
by Mr.. Frank ]. LeClair, and he and others
interested are meeting with considerable sue
cess in securing signers to petition and they
are sanguine of having one hundred members
at the date of institution. The degrees will be
conferred upon the members of the new lodge
bv the degree stats of Hampden Lodge, No.
I24. of Hampden, and Garden Lodge, No. ia,
of Gardenville, after which the lodge VIII De
instituted and officers elected and installed
Church Lyceum Organized st. Joseph $
Lyceum was organized last Sunday night at
the church hall at Texas: Mr.: James f. Raf-
ferty presided and Mr.. Michael ]. Lindsay was
secretary The officers and committees elected
are President, William T. Connor vice-presi-
dent, Michael j. Lindsay secretary, }. Bailey
Logan; treasurer, Edward Poffenberger; ser
geant arms Michael Padian; chairmen OF
committees literary ]. Frank Kenny; house
James O'Hara; athletic John r: Kelly Jr
entertainment. Vincent Vicari; finance DIR.
B. F. Bussey chaplain, Rev. r. Z. Campbell
Fifty-two members,were enrolled: MI. M v
Smith, formerly of st. Leo's Gymnasium
| Baltimore, was elected an honorary member
Priest Meets With Accidental dispatch
! from Cumberland, dated September %. says
Rev Henry s. Nagengast, pastor OF st. Peter
| Catholic Church. Hancock, Md. formerly Of
! Baltimore county, was painfully injured by
/ breaking through the bridge over the Chesa-
| peake and Ohio canal at Little Orleans, TINS
( county. The flooring was rotten. He barely
escaped being thrown into the water Both
legs we're hurt, but the worst injury is to the
| knee caps" o.
| Father Nagengast was formerly pastor OF st
| Anthonv's Church, Franklin avenue, Garden
| willie. and was well known in that section o
| the county.
/ Adjusting Teachers Salaries.--The Schoo
Board held meeting at Towson Wednesday
] President Thomas B. Todd in the chair, ant
! adopted the following schedule OF salaries 10
| assistant teachers and for teachers of schools
( having only one teacher: First-year teachers
$4OO: second year, S420; third year, S44O fourth
/ year. $3.50; fifth year, $500; sixth year. $500
Miss Florene Phipps of Towson, formerly
teacher at Garrett Heights school, Lauravllle
| has been transferred to Willow avenue school
Govans Miss Emily Harrison has been ap
I pointed teacher at Lauravile.