The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-06-26

Chase, 18th District.-Ohe of the most en-
joyable events of the season was surprise
rendered Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. League, on Tues
day, June 22d, in commemoration of the 44th
anniversary of their marriage. Mr.. and Mrs.
League received their guests and the many
happy congratulations extended them on the
fine lawn surrounding the home of Mr.. W.
Crouch. Mrs. League was presented with a
beautiful silk dress and Mr. League an UNI
brella. While the refreshments were being
served on the lawn the following poem, COM
posed by DIR. Thomas Poulson, of Ridley Park,
was read by Miss Nellie Vincent:
Forty-four years of connubial life
Come to Brother League and his good wife,
| AS they stand together this evening TIDE
A happy bridegroom and loving bride,
More manly and womanly in their prime
Than in olden days of their youthful time.
Bright visions of beauty envelope the scene,
In clear retrospection of things that have been;
| In all the glad years of their conjugal bliss
| Not one of them happier than this
Surrounded by friends. beloved by all,
| Responsive to this joyful nuptial call.
Through vivid recollection pass in view
/ Familiar faces and forms tried and true;
| Some have crossed the dark and turbid river
| To return to this side, never, no never;
While others still loving, bearing their loads,
| Continue to traverse these bent, rugged roads.
Forty-four sweet seasons of fragrant flowers,
Forty-four warm summers and shadeful bowers.
| Forty-four rich autumns with ripe golden grain,
Forty-four cold winters with harsh snow and rain
! Have swept over all the seas and land
| While they have thus journeyed hand in hand.
May they pass on in ways of virtue and peace,
| And ever in quiet and wisdom increase,
Their paths grow brighter to the perfect day
| Till at the far end they are summoned away
| When they and loved ones reunited above
With glorifed saints dwell in raptures of love.
The following guests were present from Bal
timore: Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert League, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Mckinley, Mrs. Rhoda Green,
Mrs. Jerry Green. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Poole
Mrs. Kate Harris Mrs. Catherine Jacobs,
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Margaret Mckinley and Mr.. Willie Mckinley
also Mrs. +. P Lewis, of Ridley Park, and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. W. Crouch, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Vincent, Mr.. } Tyson League Mrs. Elizabeth
Edwards Mrs. Richard Vincent Jr., Mrs. Re-
| becca Porter, Mrs. Christian Lawrence, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Earle Mrs. William Carback and
Misses Lula Fox, Anna and Nellie Vincent,
Anna Crouch and Messrs. Frank Crouch VIM.
League and Vernon League.
Rev. J. ]. Genthner left Sunday evening for
New York where his marriage took place on
the 23d to Miss Edith Jennings. They will re-
| turn to Chase, July LIST, and will be rendered a
reception Friday, July I'd. in Chase Hall.
Saturday last the Chase baseball team played
| the strong Collington team of the Interurban
League. Score to i'll favor of the former.
This being the fifth consecutive game won by
Chase team gives fair idea of the work it is
doing. l..
Long Green, 18th DISTRICT hildrens
day services were held Sunday night at Will
sons M. E. Church. which was deliberately
| decorated for the occasion, cut flowers ferns,
etc., being used. The attendance was very
large and the affair passed off successfully.
| The public school at this place will hold
festival on Saturday night June 26th in the
new Junior Order Hall here. Proceeds for the
benefit of the school. If the weather should
be inclement it will be held the following Mon
day night.
The Dunkards, or German Baptists as they
/ ell od hold hanticu1al corvino at their
church in this neighborhood last Sunday night
| and four persons received the rite, viz: Miss
Ida Neuhauser, Messrs. Moses and Lewis Naf-
Finger and Mr.. Lewis Southland. Rev. Mr..
Early, of Union Bridge, Md, who had been
| conducting the meeting for the past two weeks,
has returned to his home.
| Mr.. Clarence Barnhart, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| William Barnhart of this place, who had an
operation performed for appendicitis at the
Maryland University Hospital, Baltimore, on
| the 18th instant, is doing very well.
Mrs John E. Slade has returned to her home
! here, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Asbury
R. Kelley. They had been in Harrisburg, Pa,
attending the wedding of Miss Katharine
Kelley, granddaughter of Mrs. Kelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Isennock spent last
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. Meyers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Strayer spent the week
end here with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Eicholtz. s.
DeInany LOuge, L. W. W Z q, VIII nOiQ d ue-
mortal service in the hall at Glenarm, Wednes-
day evening, June Both, beginning at 8 o'clock,
to which the public is invited.
The farmers will be in the midst of wheat
harvest in this locality next week. Some hay
and barley have been cut during the past week.
Eddie Grau, son of Mr.. o. P. Grau, who was
seriously i'll for few days from an abscess in
the ear, is recovering and able to be out again.
Mrs. G. X. Blanchard, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Joshua Jessop and
brothers, Messrs. John E. and Elisha Slade, at
this place. r.
Cockeysville, N. G. R. R.-Barley has been
cut and some has been threshed, with encour
| aging yields. The wheat is fast maturing and
some fields may be cut this week. All crops
show, about, if not above, an average, and the
product is such that the farmers will be kept
busy for several weeks. The garden has been
looked after and kale, spinach, raddish, lettuce,
beans and peas have been gathered and dis
tribution has been made when others have no
garden. Peas will be gathered for week or
more. The experience has been this season
that the Premium Gem, the Abundance and
the Telephone peas planted at the same time
and under same conditions are the first and the
best, and the Alaska peas, where planted, have
proved failure The first and the best and
| the Alaska also the Early Triumph peas, can
be used for later sowing as well as early, and
do we'll. Mott Excelsior has done fair, but
does not yield as many peas as the early varie-
| and labor also lack of Weld the Premium
| Gem Abnndance and Telenhone onebt NOT he
sold for onr climate. II is we'll for gardeners
to renort the result of their abors 40 that others
can profit bv il.
The heavy rain last week washed and har-
! dened fhe soil in onr gardens. Before that IL
moo in oood condition
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