The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-08-28

o'clock on Wednesday morning last pair
of horses hooked to a wagon loaded with APP
Piles from the o. Donovan farm at Sunny brook,
10th district, and driven by Mr. Walter Wis
nom, of Fork, fell into an excavation on Pat
terson Park avenue, Baltimore, which had
been dug by workmen on the new sewerage
system. The driver ran to No. "a engine house
and asked for assistance. Assistant Engineer
DAILY was on duty at the time and he notified
Captain Knight, who called the men out OF
their quarters to assist in the rescue. Divers
means were tried without success until some
one suggested erecting ablock and tackle to q
telegraph pole that stood near the trench and
lifting the animals in that way. 1t was pro-
cured and after an hour and halfs labor the
horses were brought to the surface. Except
for several bruises and a bad fright they were
none the worse for the accident, and, after
Quieting them, Mr.. Wisnom again hitched
them to the wagon and drove off. One of the
animals is owned by Mr.. Wisnom and the
other belongs to the farm.
Big Gathering at Professionalism 1000
people attended the annual reunion of Forest
Baptist Church, held OF Foreston, 5th district,
on Thursday. Forty Sunday schools OF various
denominations participated. In the afternoon
addresses were delivered by Rev. s: @. Nell, OF
Philadelphia; Rev. Andrew B. Wood, Rev.
William E. Hatcher, Congressman j. Fred. U.
Talbot and others.
The large concourse of people present attract
ed many politicians, including candidates for
local offices. Among those present were County
Commissioners Mann and Byerly, County
Treasurer Merryman, John H. Keeney, Repub-
lican candidate for County Commissioner; Jas.
Rittenhouse, Democratic candidate for Sheriff;
J. Howard Fox and Fred'k w. Glantz, Demo-
cratic candidates for the House of Delegates.
The preacher quartet, of Baltimore city, rem
dered number of selections. The Alesia Band
and the Hampstead Orchestra rendered instIu-
mental music.
Dinner was partaken of under the trees and
| the reunion was the occasion of the meeting OF
many friends.
Tournament and Horse Snow.-The ff-
| tenth annual tournament and horse show was
| held at Reisterstown on Tuesday last, with
large attendance from Baltimore, Carroll, Fred
| erick. Howard and Hartford counties. Seven Of
nine knights captured nine rings and rode Oh
| the ties in which ]. Gordon Hobbs was sue
cessful. Herbert Crooks won second, William
Brady third and John Brady fourth.
Mr.. A. N. Stansbury, OF Reisterstown, VINO
| entered in the fancy team class, won the blue
| ribbon with four-year-old bay mare Mr..
Basil Kelly, of Glyndon, won second prize in
! this class with a fve-year-old. In the single
roadster class Mr.. g. w. Barnhart won first
prize. c,.1
rev. of Pikesvile, won first prize, and Mr.. Saml
! w Gosnell, of Tyler, won the honors IN the
| colt class. having two entries.
The Judges of the tournament were Dr. harry
/ HIaQe. Dc
C.S. Hobbs was chief marshal and H. B. Gore,
assistant.
odd Fellows Northumberland Lodge,
No. SO. i. o. o. F.. will hold a union picnic in
the grove near Hereford, on Saturday, Sep
tember 18th, in the interest of Odd Fellowship
and the members are preparing to make it q
notable event. They have extended an invi-
tation to all the lodges in Baltimore county 70
participate and there Is no doubt that they will
have a large representative gathering. 1t is
expected that the Grand Master William w.
Varney, Deputy Grand Master John 3. Green,
Past Grand Master James w. Chapman. Jr.,
Past Grands Martin l.. Beall, John s. Ensor'
| and John B. Hanna will make addresses dur
ing the day. The following compose the COM
mittee: Messrs. George Miller, chairman !;
8. Howard Miller, Il. g. Esterline, William
Ruhl Sr., John w. Knight Jr., E. A. Burton
and G. Albert Mays.
Havbaler Causes Trouble Ruth
Ada CIagett, wife of Mr.. Charles Clagett, near
Randallstown, is suffering from injuries re-
ceiyed in a runaway accident last Tuesday.
While driving to market her horse became
frightened on the Liberty road at hay6aier
and ran away. The wagon was upset ana MIS-;
Clagett was hurled into ditch ana received
severe cute and bruises. She is attended Dy
DR.. H. s. Shipley, who said that ner injuries
| are not serious.