The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-04-03

diverted into other channels.
- Next Sunday is Palm Sunday and Easter
comes one week later.
- The criminal docket will be taken up in
the Circuit Court here next Monday
- The next legal holiday in Maryland is
Decoration Day-Mouday, May Both.
- You cannot always gauge the importance
his hat.
- Arbor and Bird Day occurs this month,
the date to be fixed by proclamation OF the
Governor.
- The departure of March was by no means
ionlike, although the weather was decidedly
cold for spring day.
10, those hats, those hats Amt they
Just awful. Suppose man had to wear one of
those terrible creations.
-sSometimes when a woman throws a
brick at hen in the garden it is harder on the
scenery than it is on the hen.
- Clean up about your premises and make
things look spick and span. That's seasona
BILE advice and therefore good.
--DPlant your vegetable seeds in long rows
instead of in beds. An authority says they are
more easily worked and do better.
- Bishop Paret preached and administered
the rite of confirmation to class of thirty.two
persons in Trinity Church, Towson, on Monday
afternoon.
IA man experienced in chasing collar
button is less amazed when he hears that the
500 buttons on the new feminine dress are not
detachable.
->The Ekridge Hounds will have two
meets next week. at Sherwood, on Wednesday,
at 430 P. NJ, and on Saturday, at Hampton
Gate, at l NJ.
- There are already several hundred horses
in training at Pimlico for the spring meeting
of the Maryland Jockey Club, which will
begin April oath.
MIR. J. s. Norris, general manager of the
Maryland & Pennsylvania r. r, is building a
summer home near Glenarm Station. lower
Long Green Valley.
- The list of applicants for yearly liquor
licenses is publishedin the advertising columns
of The UNION today. There are 326 names, or
30 less than last year.
The most tickle month of the year is now
with us and the weather man will be kept
guessing every day. His guessing" for March
was far below the mark.
->The Towson Coon Club enjoyed its final
hunt of the season last Saturday night. They
captured "a cOons. only 8 that they freed during
the season having escaped them.
- Dangerous business walking over rail-
road trestles Several accidents from this cause
have occurred near TowsOn, and only last week
another man made narrow escape.
IAN authority on the subject says "If
your neighbor has good man who is satisfied
with his place. don't try to entice him away.
There's where the Golden Rule fits in
Corn planting is next in order and the
the tiler of the soils greatest crop and should
it prove failure it means much to him.
THE spring meeting of the Prospect Park
Association will be held the first week in June,
commencing on Tuesday and continuing four
days. There are some horses already at the
track.
->"Bub' McCabe, son of Col. L B. McCabe,
of Govanstown, was painfully hurt by being
thrown from his mount in race at Jackson
vile, on Thursday. His condition is not
serious.
- Don't fool with any wires that may be
dangling from poles along the streets and roads
as result of the storm of last month Instan
taneous death may lurk in these innocent look
ing things.
- II people will continue to get in front OIL
they may look for something to happen Why
not keep off the tracks entirelyf That's the
- Subscribers to THE UNION who change
their residences this spring will please notify
us promptly, giving the old and new address
in order that the changes may be made in our
mailing lists.
-The Guild House in Towson-practically
a new buildings in such dilapidated con
dition as to almost require reconstruction
Carpenters are now at work renewing parts oil
the building.
storm of March 4th. have been earning from
$25 to $35 week from the telephone company
assisting in repairing the damage done to thu
wires at that time.
- Miss Catharine Groome, whose home wa,
at Overlea, Belair road, who was employed in
a printing establishment in Baltimore, died
very suddenly while at work on Tuesday. Sh'
was AZ years of age.
Mrs. John Berg, of Newark, N. j., ha.
written to Mr.. William P. Cole, Clerk of tn,
Circuit Court. seeking information about one
Franklin E Waugh, who wandered from his
home some time ago.
John Eager Howard Council, Jr. o. U
A. NJ, will meet in its new lodge room in the
Lee Building, Towson, on Wednesday even
ing, April 7th. The room adjoins THE UNIol
office and is we'll located.
THE March meeting of the Senior Gun
powder Agricultural Club was held last Satur
day at the farm of Mr.. Lewis NJ. Bacon.
full report of the proceedings will be published
in The UNION next week.
"a sporty clerk in the Office of the City
Register of Baltimore lifted" nearly 500, O0l
before it was found out that he was crooked
Queer system of business that would permit
such work to go on so long.
Mr.. W. Champlin Robinson, who own,
about 10 acres of land near Rogers Station
Green Spring Valley, is about to begin th'
erection of a fine bungalow thereon and will
make his permanent home there.
REV. H. s. Rannell, of Baltimore, viii
preach on Sunday, April 4th, at Jessop an(
Epworth Methodist Episcopal churches, thu
pastors of the charge being absent attending
the Annual Conference in Baltimore.
- Reckless automobile drivers received
warning by the verdict of a jury in the Circuit
Court here on Tuesday. Perhaps one OF these
days they will learn that other people beside
themselves have rights on the public high ways
ION Tuesday the County Commissioner:
appointed Edward ]. Rutter, driver Of the Tow
son engine company, vice Harry Numbers
resigned, and Jonathan Tracey. driver of tn
Arlington company, vice Horace Gould re
signed.
- There were two more suicides this weel
in Baltimore's parks-one by drowning in Dru
id Hill and one by poison in Clifton Park, ON tn
Hartford road. Why people select such place
for their CHASTITY acts will always remain 9
mystery.
Two suicides and an attempted suicide
in a single Baltimore county family within
the short space of month is decidedly grue
some record. The two victims were father ant
son, and the third person brother of tn
elder man.
The first day of April is known as "fiii
ting" day in York county when many familie
change their places of residence. The custom
of the people of the upper end of this count.
are much like those of their neighbors jus
over the line.
The case against the Baltimore an
Yorktown Turnpike Company in which tn
collection of tolls at three of the gates was OF
dered discontinued, has been appealed TO tn
Circuit Court. Mr.. Elmer j. Cook represent
he company.