The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-01-06


were visiting relatives here this week.
Messre Joshua and Smith Fletcher spent
sunday last with Mr. John Leib, Jr.
MIS- Brenneman, of Washington, is visiting
her parents Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Beane.
hev: and Mrs. Robt. ]. Nicholson are visit
ing relatives in Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs Leland Caskey, of Washing
ton. ~ O.. visited MIR. Caskey's mother Mrs
6aIan Caskey, last week.
Abr spending the holidays with their pa
rents Miss Jennings Beane returned to the
State Normal School, Baltimore, and Mr.. Addi-
son beane to the Western Maryland College,
westminster, Md. atkf
Miss Leslie Gosnell has returned home after
VISIT to relatives in Harrisburg and New
Cumberland
Mr. William NJ. Reed is visiting in York.
MT. Harry Gosnell has returned to Wash;
ngton after visit to his parents; Mr.. and
Mrs John Gosnell, of this place. /.
Mr. Thomas Johnson and family moved 10 |
York last week. Mf Johnson was a-promi-
nent farmer here: He has been appointed
steward of the York county aims house. His
many friends wish him success. 5.
Orangeville, Philadelphia Road Christ
and Friday evenings, December 28th and 18th,
by Orangeyille and Highland Avenue Nd. y.
] Sunday schools respectively. Programs con- |
sisted Of: singing and recitations by the chill
drel Vocal selections were rendered 6y MISS
| Gertrude Shane, of Baltimore, at the Orange
! vile school, and special music formed part |
| of the program at Highland Avenue. Rev. |
Conrad Hardecker, pastor of the charge, was
| presented with $40 from each church. Presents
for attendance were given to a pum Tt or
| superintendent of Highland Avenue school,
! gave each officer and teacher remembrance.
Mr.. Raymond Gemmill, of Williamsport,
| Pa, spent part of the Christmas -nolloays IN
Orangeville, visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Dement, entertained for sew
! eral days during the holidays Misses Frances
i DensASs and Dessye Mangrim, OF Raleigh, N;
i O, ~. Aso6eft Dement,, of Phlladephia, and
Mr.. Guy Willis. of New York.
! A comtany was given last Thursday eve
ming by Mi and Mrs. John Guy, at their home,
| in honor OfMiss Henrietta Robbins, of Cam
bridge Md. who is visiting them.
| Miss L. Edna Ebaugh entertained the young |
people of Orngeville at her home on New
Years evening, b.
Rossville, 18th DISTRICT Miss Mamie
| Lantz was given pound and surprise party
| few nights ago BY Misses Lydia Gross. OF High
! landtown, and Maude K. Volz, of this place.
Many games weie played and refreshments
| were served at a late h0nr, Those present
| were Misses Ruth Taylor Emma Volz Mamie
Lantz, Annie and Mamie Betz Ada Kern,
/ Esther Flick, Nellie Gross Hilda Fleck, Elsie
Gross, Wilhelmina Lantz, Amelia Lantz Caro-
| line M. Solomon, inland Mrs. Chas. LantZ,
| Mrs. JOS HI. Laniz and Messrs. Henry Volz,
Jr. Henry Betz of j., Henry Betz of H Willie
and Fred. Volz, Rudolph and Roland Flick,
Willie Betz, Joseph KEN, Edgar Gross, Sidney
Solomon, Christian Wacker, Charles Tucker
and Richard G. Dodson.
| Mr.. Charles Tucker, who was painfully in
| jured last week, is improving.
| The New Year was ushered i'll here with
bellringing. firing of guns, etc.
| Golding Ring Permanent Land and Loan
| Association will hold its annual meeting and
election for officers for this year next Thurs
! day night 80 F*s Dr.
| gBoslev. 9th District. Mrs! Harry Bosley
and son, of,Washington, D. g., spent Sunday
| last with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. g. Lee,
| of Dulany's Valley.
| Lake View NJ. e. Sunday school will hold
| its annual entertainment and treat on Tuesday |
| evening January, 9th commencing at O'Clock.
| Everybody will be welcome.
| Master Peerce Dukehart is visiting relatives |
in Baltimore.
Mrs. VIM. s. Treadwel Who has been quite
sick. is improving under the care of DR.. ].
Royston Green.
Mrs. R. H, Ruhl (nee Lee) gave birthday |
dinner on Tuesday last at her home Verdant
Valley Farm. Those present were Mrs. A. 9.
Lee Miss A. E. Hostler, Mr.. and Mrs H. j.
Lee and family, Mr. and Mrs H. W. Tread
well Mr.. and Mrs. A. Griffith Lee and Mrs. |
w. X. Lee and children. NJ.
Hicks Weather Forecasts for January, |
1oO6.-We publish below from Word ana
Works the Hicks weather forecasts for the
present month
having its beginning in December, hb, ana
reaching to January 9Th. The moon is Mt first
quarter and on the celestial equator on tne "a /
and in apogee on the 4th. The first stages of the
Mercury disturbance also make themselves felt
during this period.
ter falling and coudiness increasing in all west
ern sections as we pass from the old TO the new
y Westward with possibly winter lightning and
thunder southwark, and during the 90 20 Ineo ln
rain merging into sleet and snow, Will Visit most
rio Of fha TRY a
from west to east across the country. Inc Crisis
of thi3period will fall centrally on the "a ana
4th. bJ which dates rain will be general over
centra and southern regions, with snow ana
sleet amounting to billiards in some Localities,
barometer and cold wave will push the rear Of
storm areas gradually spreading eastward anu
southwark from about the Sd to the 9TH: -, 40
"a reactionary storm period is central on tne
7th, 18th and 9th. This Is at the center OF the
Mercury period, with moon at its extreme north
defamation and full. Much threatening. cloudy
weather will continue throughout this Mercury
period but disturbances will increase into Or
gnMed bT at al e bSR will
break down, the cold will moderate clouolness
will increase and storms of rain, sleet ana snow
will again take up their march across the coun,
try from the 9Th to the 10th. These storms VIII
reach their eliminating crisis about the fuil
GUS sleet. rain, snow and high gales from. the
northwest, will be most natural ae THIS time:
One of the coolest periods OF the winter snon t
surprise none of our readers from ABOUT tne
10th to the l4th. The extreme southern parts
of the country will not escape the enects Oh cola
and frostat this time.- -
1.-THE regular storm period, central on the
14th will be felt in its greatest sweep ana sever,
will moderate, beginning in the west, about the
l4th and storms of RAIN sleet and snow viii de-
velop rapidly and wide storm areas VIII pass
eastwardly across the country from the 10Th TO
the nth. The passage of the moon across the
celestial equator on the 10th will keep the tenn
Irndar and up sGStnine on and touching that
date; but sudden and extreme cold VIII preak
| cold wave as the period winds up: Very cold
| weather generally may be expected Tor seVerai
days following the storms Oh lbs oeter on
/ Friday. Saturday and Sunday, the 18th 10Th and
| 2lst. At this time moderate reaction TO hgner
temperature, with return of falling barometer,
| cloudiness and more rain and snow will be the
| order The maximum tendency TO settled, MID.
winter cold will be natural an v i'S reiax
the natural cold only enough to allow preclplta-
ton mostly in the form OF snow ana se9e t
reactionary PERIOD lasting through the zlst, "a
| ard S3d. Those who figure. on the REACTIONS 20
| warmer at the storm, periods, must also inquire
| on encountering more or less precipitation, in
the form of rain seet and snow at those periods,
| while those who figure on fair weather between
| the storm periods. must also figure on the great
| increase of cold during those intervals;
"A regular storm perofdb e t l1e we 70 enter
| this period marked change to warmer Will set
In toward the western parts OF the country.
The barometer will fall, cloudiness Will gather
and thicken into storms of rain in the south and
snow to the northward. These storms will begin
in western sections as early as the oath and dur
ing the 25th, 10Th and 9th they will pass, with
widening areas and growing intensity east ward
iv across the country. On the 24th the moon
will be new, or in conjunction with earth and and
sun and from about that date on through the
25th 26th 27th and 18th, conditions will be good
for many very active storms and billiards.. The
natural order will be, first, higher temperature,
low barometer, easterly to southerly winds and
rain second, rain turning. to sleet and snow,
with rising barometer and winds shifting to
westerly and northwesterly third, high gales
from the northwest, clearing skies and
sweeping cold wave. OF course no two OF these
phases of storm conditions can dominate any
locality at; the same time, but all OF them may
be in progress at the same time in dinerent To-
caltitfes, the rains, In the lead to the eastward,
the snow and sleet and changing w1nde next
following. and the high barometer and cold
wave bringing up the rear.
"As result of the moons passage over the
celestial equator on the 10Th continued threat
ening weather may run into the reactionary
storm period, beginning on the 30th and run
ming into February.
Lookout for This New Trick.-The fol-
| lowing, copied from Cecil county paper,
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