The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-03-27
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- Next THURSDAY Will De Lne DTSt gay OF
April and then spring will be here for sure.
The Elkridge Hounds will meet at Loeb
Raven at 4. BOP. NJ, on Wednesday next, March
3lst, to participate in drag.
~ Good time to clean up about your prem
ises also to apply the whtewash brush. Can't
well do too much OF the latter
THE new reservoir of the Baltimore COun-
ty Water and Electric Company is now in
course OF construction at Towson.
- The Jury decided against the York turn
pike on Monday and the suspension of toll
collections at three of the gates was ordered
"a Massachusetts, storekeeper has sign
in his window that reads thusy " Man IS
made of dust. Dust settles. Are you q man."
- At the end of last week sixty three per
SONS were confined in Jail at Towson-an unu
sually large number of inmates for this in.
stitution.
of Sparks Station, N. G. K. R, sustained
fractured elbow few days ago by falling down
q fight Of steps.
. Corn planting in Baltimore county will
be in full blast next mouth. An experienced
farmer says the last of April to the LIST of May
is the right time. M
much dis6gured but able to mote" at slow
pace This joyriding is like what Sherman
said about war-only more so.
->The list of yearly applicants for liquor
licenses will be published in THE UNION next
cations is Thursday, April lat.
->It is reported that Mrs. A. M. Hawkins
has sold her hotel property at Glencoe, N. q.
R. R.. to a Mr.. Mclaughlin, of Baltimore, who
will conduct it as a summer resort
- Thursday was Maryland Day-the 275th
anniversary of the States birth. 1t was duly
celebrated despite the efforts of the elements
to make it as dsagreeable as possible.
John Mack, of TowsOn, and Alexander
Williams, of Mount Washington, colored
men, have been adjudged insane and ordered
to be confined in an asylum by the court.
THE Alert Volunteer Fire Company has
paid off the mortgage on its property on the
Belair road and now the mem bers are happy.
They will celebrate the event in due season.
->The members of the Green Spring Valley
Hunt Club had fine sport in their two days
hunt at ChestertOwn last week. There we're
sixteen in the party, among them several
ladies.
The Baltimore Annual Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will meet in
Broadway Church, Baltimore, on Wednesday
next, March 31st. Bishop Hamilton will
preside.
- family of Seventbdsy Adventists live
on one of the r. +. d. routes going out from
Towson They observe Saturday as day of
rest and pay little or no attention to the ortho-
dox Sunday.
There was plenty Office on standing water
in TOwson on Monday morning last and the
mercury was down to twenty. The biting
wind Of that day and the next was anything
but springlike
The Gardenvile Savings Association
was incorporated this week by Messrs. Peter
Weilbrenner, John F. Thomas. Charles w.
Hunecke and Henry G. Macke. The capital
stock is $150,000
- A boxcar loaded with baled hay was en-
tirely consumed at Parkton few days ago.
The fire was first noticed at Bentley Springs
and is supposed to have been caused by spon-
taneous combustion.
- By the quarterly distribution of the State
public school tax, made by the Comptroller on
the 10Th instant, Baltimore county schools
will receive $22, 513 n. The total distribution
amounted to 100000.
"a store at EmigsviIe N. G. R. R., was
burned by sparks from a passing engine fall
ing upon the roof. The proprietors sued the
company for $500 damages and jury at
York awarded them 5000.
1.-The first day of spring was one of bright
sunshine albeit rather too cold for comfort
but the promised snow of the weather bureau
did not show up. at Richmond, Va, snow
fell to the depth of inches.
>Col. D. G. Mcintosh and Mr.. Edward N.
Rich, trustees, have sold the Painter estate.
north of Pikesville, to DR.. Theodore Cooke of
Baltimore, for $42.5O The place contains I'll
acres and is finely improved
- The late Mr. Daniel Rider, whose death
occurred at his home in Baltimore last week,
left personal estate of about 500. 600, the
bulk Of which goes to his family. Mr.. Rider
was commission merchant.
- Major J. G. Pangborn delivered highly
entertaining lecture at the Confederate Soldiers
Home, Pikesville, on Thursday night, on
Some Far Away People," Proceeds for the
benefit of st. Marks P. E. Church.
THE Maryland Telephone Company is
removing its instruments from the SUBURBS OF
Baltimore, and it is evident its service is to be
much curtailed. The service in the Towson
Court House was cut out this week.
1.-The Cub Hill Hotel, on the Hartford road,
will go into the hands of its owner, Mr.. Philip
A. DeBaugh on the LIST of May next, when bis
son, Mr. Oliver DeBaugh, who has conducted
the house for several years. will retire.
- Don't forget Rev. Dewitt NJ. Benham's
stereopticon lecture on "a Horseback Ride
from Damascus to jerusalem" in Marble Hill
Hall, Sth district, on Tuesday night next,
March 30th, commencing at O'Clock.
- Woods fires frequently occur in the
spring and often serious damage has been done
by them in this county. In burning brush
and other rubbish people should take nc
chances of starting q serious con1agratl0n.
THE second annual banquet of Roslyn
Grange P. of H., will be held in the hall al
Randallstown, on Thursday. April LIST. This
Grange is increasing rapidly in membership
and much interest is manifested in its meetings
->All the damage wrought by the great
snow storm OF March 4th has not yet been re-
paired and telephone communication in some
sections of the country has not been re estab
lished. causing much inconvenience in some
instances.
County Surveyor Dollenberg, under the
direction of States Attorney Bussey, this week
made plat of the scene of the murder of Re
gina Reed, at Mt. Washington, for which crime
Mueller, the alleged perpetrator, is now in jail
at Towson.
>The Baltimore Conference of the Metho
dist Episcopal Church South commenced it
annual session in st. Paups Church, Baltimore
on Wednesday and will continue q week
Many Baltimore county people are Attending
the sessions.
>Mr. Thomas s. Brady, who some time
ago purchased the Price place, on the Hlllen
road southeast of Towson, is making mum
Der of improvements that add very much to III
appearance. Mr.. Brady formerly lived in Greer
Spring Valley.