The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-01-23

For the best fiOat-lSt prize, pair DlankeLS, "a I.
Robert Holland best double team-1st, Mr..
Harry Whistler, lap robe I'd, States Attorney
]. Royston Sitter, set of bells; single-1st, lap
robe, Mr.. David Lee; I'd, set of BELLS Mr.. Nat
Amos The Judges were Messrs. Henry Bruins
and Walter McComas After the carnival Main
street was cleared and several races took place,
which were enjoyed by the spectators.
The annual minstrel show, given by the
Belair Dramatic Club, will take place Saturday
evening next. at Masonic Hall. There is no
doubt it will be a success as usual. All seats
in the house are sold.
COL Gather inspected Company D, First In
fantry, Wednesday evening also awarded the
shooters that were at the Rife Range last sum.
mer. Company D made some of the best
scores at the range.
Messrs. Boyd & Fulford have on exhibition
in their window several very handsome loving
cups which were won by Mr.. P. II. Mccormick
at the Maryland Poultry and Pigeon SHOW.
Mr.. McCormick's Black Langshans have won
at Madison Square and Johnstown-in fact all
over the United States. Their cock bird, Duke
of Norwood" that attracted so much attention,
has never been defeated.
Mrs Kate B. Webb is spending this week
with her sister, Mrs. W. A. Rhoads, OF Balti-
more.
Miss Elizabeth Guyton, who spent the holt
days in East Orange, New Jersey, has returned
to Baltimore and has taken an apartment at
the Hotel Rennert. l..
Melvale and Mt Washington, N. @. R.
R.-Much sickness is reported throughout this
section, heavy colds and grip being the most
prevalent.
The children have enjoyed the coasting.
which has been exceptionally fine, and those
who are fortunate enough to own sleighs have
made good use of them.
The Teachers and Parents Club of Mount
UTao1 oh ON rSdovy al
ternoon, January 18th. A business meeting
was held and the usual re. selection for officers
was postponed until the next meeting. Mrs.
George V. Post rendered her resignation as
president, owing to i'll health. ALI are reluc-
tant to give Mrs. Post up, as she has made an
make success of both school and club. Mr..
Charles Kemper presented some charges
against the management of the school in be-
half of the patrons and suggested change in
the trustees. MIR. A. s. Cook, school superin-
tendent was present and offered some valuable
suggestions.
Miss Nellie X. Piersol has returned to Mel
vale after a pleasant visit to her aunts, the
Misses Morgan, of Long Green.
Mr.. John Henze, agent at Mt. Washington
Station, who has been confined to his home for
several months suffering with typhoid fever,
is convalescent.
Miss Elsie M. Mays, of Phoenix, who spent
Baltimore, has returned to her home. L.
Long Green, l1th District.-Mr. Carl
Slade son of Mr.. John E. Slade, of this place.
met with serious accident while coasting
with friend few mornings ago. In descend
ing the hill at high rate of speed his sled got
beyond his control and ran into Mr.. Joseph
Schniders fence. He was thrown off with
great force and sustained fracture of the left
leg, about four inches above the ankle, and
spraining the right leg. His friends wish him
a speedy recovery.
erland will leave on Saturday to spend some
time with friends at Union Bridge, Carroll
county
Mrs. John E. Slade, who spent about week
with her mother, Mrs. A. R. Kelley, who is
sick at her home in Cumberland, Md, has
returned.
Mumma, of this place.
Miss Helen Slade was visitor to this village
on Sunday last.
Mr. Thomas Bowers had charge of the Ep-
worth League service at Wilson's Church last
Sunday night. Mr.. Emory Yoder gave an in
teresting reading. Miss Naomi Pearce was
organist. 3.
Gardenville, 18th DISTRICT The boys and
girls of this place have been having fine times
coasting on the heavily crusted snow. They
shoot down the slippery hills like CREASED
lightning" and land at the bottom anywhere
but on their sleds.
Mrs. Henry Nuth, who has been sick at her
home here, is much better.
Mounted Police Sergeant Lawrence Meise,
who had been off duty some days on account
sickness, is about again.
The children of Gardenvlle public school
are deep in their examinations. The young
mill ho f0 n
fail.
Miss Mary McClintock is sick at her home
on Franklin avenue.
Jerusalem Lutheran Church will hold an
entertainment January 18th. B.
Circuit Court arceny-Eugene Connolly
-four cases), pleaded guilty in one case, four
years in penitentiary two other cases MOL
pressed and one case stetted; August Miller,
mol. pros. John W. Jones and Frederick
Bessee, tried by Court, sub curia Thomas h.
Wanser, pleaded guilty, six months in House
of Correction Isaiah Tyler, pleaded guilty.
one year in penitentiary Edward Brown and
Bernard Kenny, mol pros; Margaret Davis
and Elizabeth Sibisky, mol pros. Philip Ken
nady, MOL pros. Philip Kennady and John
Mulligan, stet. (; Hiram e; Hurd, stet.,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Landing, pleaded guilty !;
two years in pentitentiary.
Carrying Concealed Weapons-Eugene Con-
molly stet.
usebreaking-Josephine Smith, guilty !;
four years in penitentiary.
Assault With Intent to Murder-Perry Nal
lory, guilty; five years in penitentiary.
Cutting Horse-William H. Bell, guilty |;
three years in penitentiary.
Criminal Assault-Rufus Pinckney, pleaded
guilty of attempted assault; five years in penn
Tertiary.
Assault and Battery-Martin Windish, mol
pros. George o. Matthews, stet.
n Il, 10 liov frif "
$40 and costs (; Henry Pepper, mol pros.
Carrying Concealed Weapons-Edward j.
Satchel, guilty, three months in House of Cor
rection.
Drunk and Dsorderly-Samuel Bell, stet.
Sale of Liquor Without License-Laura
Walsh, pleaded guilty $500 and costs; another
case stet. Beatrice Frankenw WITT, pleaded gull
ty $500 and costs; another case mol pros. /;
Anton Frankehwitz e cases), stet.; Chairman
Graham, guilty $500 and costs.
Sale of Liquor on Sunday-John M. Lowrey,
not guilty.
Two More Improvement Associations.
The Central Park improvement Association
was organized on Friday night. 10Th inst, at
a meeting held at the Hoffman House Casino,
on Liberty road, near Gwynn Oak avenue. A
large number of persons attendanded and
the following officers were elected for the en-
suing year President, Robert H. Williams
vice president L. E. Sweeney; secretary and
treasurer, Edward R. Folger.
Committee on Car Service and Light-Thos.
R. Bond, Robert n. Williams and E. R. Folger.
Committee on Membership-John G. Ham
men, Eli Zahn and F. J. Wiegand.
Committee on By-Laws-T. r. Bond, b. +
Tanner and Otto Schildwachter.
Committee on Drainage-JohD M. Haus,
John Scho6eId, John Foss, E. F. Gronau and
w. R. Rupp.
John Schofeld, J. G. Hammer, B. F. Tanner,
J. r. Robust and E. r. Folger.
The association will hold its meetings the
first Monday night in each month at the same
place. Its object is the improvement OF the
section bounded by West Arlington, Forest
Park and Howard Park.
The Improvement Association of Highland.
town and Canton was organized on Monday
night at Rescue Hall when about 80 members
were enrolled The officers elected are Presi'
dent, Frederick Evans vice-president, Will
liam Ortel; secretary, William ID. Schaaf
treasurer, f. E. Severe. An executive commit
tee will be appointed next Monday night.
Delegates from the Assistant Teachers Asso'
citation of Baltimore county were on hand to
make statement of their position in regard to
their demands for an increase OF salary.
Want Country Doctors Better Paid:-A
few days ago, at the annual meeting OF the
State Board of Health, resolutions were passed
county health officers and urging the Commits
sioners of the counties to cooperate with the
Board to secure satisfactory statutory com.
pensation for health officers upon the basis Oh
population.
The law allows onlv an annual salary oil