The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-11-20

have re0penlDg service on SUNDAY morning
next. Extensive repairs have been made to
the church and the class-rooms have been
reprinted.
Parkville, Hartford Road.-The Parkville
Improvement Association held its second
meeting Tuesday night, November 8, when a
number of new members were enrolled and
great interest is being taken. The next meet
ing will be held Tuesday evening, November
%, at 8 o'clock. All are cordially invited to
be present, as there will be several speakers
and some very interesting reports made by the
committees.
Lingard Radel infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Rade, was buried at St. Joseph's
Church, Bel Air road, Monday last
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harple have returned
from a visit to Mrs. Harple's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Raab of Germantown.
Mrs. C. w. Gettier of Arbutus Heights was
a guest last week of Mrs. Cole, Mount Royal
avenue, Baltimore.
Mr.. George Radel is occupying his new
house, which was recently completed near the
toll-gate.
A musical entertainment was given at Hiss
Methodist Episcopal Church on Thursday
evening by the choir of Monument Street
Methodist Episcopal Church. When the pro-
gramme was concluded the choir was enter
famed by the church members.
The attendance at Parkville public school
has become so large that the services of an
additional teacher were required. Miss Mary
Rsteau of Towson has been appointed and we
hope that the usual interest that the patrons
have taken in the school will be kept up. e.
Pleasant Hill, Sixth Destructive are still
within the grasp of the drought, which is be-
coming quite serious with many whose wells
have gone dry. Some of our Oldest inhabitants
say they do not remember so long dry spell
| as the one we are now experiencing.
| Most farmers have finished huskiDg corn.
| Last week one of our leading farmers failed to
| house all the corn be had husked in the even
| ing and the next morning he was surprised to
| find that during the night some generous
| hearted folks had removed what he had left
| out in the field to crib that he has not yet
| been able to locate.
Rev. w. c. Brian is holding series of meet
| ings this week at the Methodist Episcopal
Church at Eklo.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Pine Grove Church
| will hold an oyster supper and festival in Ray
| Vile Hall, on Thursday and Saturday evenings
| of this week.
Last Monday morning Mrs. Elizabeth A.
| Wilson of Rayvile died from the infrmities
| of age She was in her 18th year and leaves
| four sons-Richard Fl. and Frank Wilson of
| Rayvile; John T. and Alexander Wilson of
Baltimore two daughters-Mrs. Lydia Daily
| Of Mount Washington, and Mrs. Emma ) /.
| Baker, near Walker Station. The funeral took
place at Pine Grove Church on Wednesday,
| Rev. S. R. Ludwig officiating. w. II. Stitfier
| of Partition was funeral director. b.
| Hereford, Seventh District.-Our expert
| hunters were out in full force on the opening
| day of the season and we're successful in bagging
| a number of rabbits.
| The Ladies' Aid Society of Hereford Metho
| dist Episcopal Church met at the home of Mrs.
| Mollie E. Leach on Friday evening, November
| 5. After the transaction of the regular business
| refreshments were served and very enjoyable
| evening was spent.
| The Epworth League of Hereford Church
will hold social in the Odd Fellows Hall on
Thursday, November %, at 7.3O z. M. All
| will be welcome.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Hereford Baptist
Church will hold an oyster supper in the Odd
Fellows Hall on Saturday evening, November
20. Proceeds for the benefit of the church A
general invitation is extended.
| Mr.. Joseph Baker of Baltimore is spending a
week with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. William
| Baker of this village.
/ Mrs. Sarah A. Naylor of Baltimore is visiting
her nephew, Mr.. William G. Johnson, and
other relatives here. j.
KinRsville, Eleventh District-A mission
to be conducted by Rev. Albert ]. Stern will
begin at st. Stephens Church, Bradshaw, on
Sunday, November 81.
Mr.. Stephen Muller of Upper Falls is sick at
this time.
Miss Carrie Crossmore, who has been suffer-
ing with pneumonia is improving.
Mrs. George Monmonier has returned from
a visit to friends in Baltimore.
Miss Mary A. Bell has returned from visit
to her sister, Miss Jennie NJ. Bell of Philadel-
phia, Pa.
The oyster supper for st. Stephens Church
will be held on Friday and Saturday nights,
November 10 and 20.
Mr.. Charles Gosnell Of Philadelphia paid a
visit to his old home at Franklinville this week.
Mrs. John Brandt, who has been sick, is
improving. L.
Hamilton, Hartford Road.-Mr. Jacob AL
bert Krach of Hamilton and Messrs. Clifford
and Clarence Dietrich of the Hilen road spent
a week with Mr.. Leonard Otto of Little Ply
mouth Va. on cunning trip. They had fine
sport and killed 80 birds and number of rab-
bits Mr.. Otto is an uncle of Mr.. Krach.
Mrs. J. Albert Krach spent week with hel
mother, Mrs. P. c. Greenfield of Hamilton
Park, and friends at West Arlington.
Messrs. Ernest Krach and George Otto Of
Hamilton are spending a week cunning in
J Virginia. They will return Saturday.