The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-12-26

tlle, I'd District.-A Merr,
the editors. readers and fellow
s. for by the time THE UNION i
Ajority of its subscribers this weel
Ill have paid his annual visit
was ushered into this district on
seasonahe services 10 several o
At Granite Presbyterian Church
pm and elaborate musical program
|casion, and similar services were
Presbyterian Church, Randalls.
H. Henry, d. D.. the pastor,
delivering the sermon 10 both
live M. e. Chuch, near Rock.
has service was held at 7.30 p NJ
William F. Carey, junior pastor,
appropriate sermon and the choir,
dership offhe organist, Miss ar
bndered Especial musical program
lamily r G. Church and st. Luke 5
Episcopal Chapel, Harrisonvi vile,
he services were marked by the
bf the last Sunday of Advent. In the
Idnight mass will usher in the Feast
tvity and other masses will follow at
D ~ A. NJ, the ceebrant of the masses
Rev Robert d Johnson, S. j., of Wood
College. The children of the parish. IN
ne direction of Miss A. Louise Strohmer,
organist, will render Christmas carols and
NE hoDored hymns.
At st Luke's Chapel there will be no service
Yon Christmas Day, but on Saturday, 10Th inst,
tnere Will be morning prayer, sermon and cele-
04osiOA VI Tue uOIy COMmuDlOD at Ii A. M.
Rev. K Heber Murphy the Baltimore county
! missionary of the z. E. Church, and acting
pastor of st. Luke's will officate.
On Sunday next at IL A M. special services
VIII mark the festive season in Mount Paran
Presbyterian Church, Jacksonville This ser
wee will be conducted by the pastor, Rev. Dr.
III. 81. Henry.
And now to tell of Sunday school entertain
ments. As these belong to the children and
This IS the children's season and festival the
writer is prepared to flee for her life if she
omlts to mention single one.
On Christmas night Wards M. E Chapel
ana st PauPs M. E Sunday schools will hold
Entertainments, as will those schools under the
Of aS 81 ssg ng LqhsEsP hss5 Ct
Church at Hebbvile. On Monday evening
First Presbyterian Sunday school at Randalls.
town will give an entertainment and on Tues
day afternoon at 2 30 o'clock, Holy Family
Sunday school, under the auspices Of schoas
ties of the Society of Jesus, will hold a dra
matte and musical entertainment in Worthing
| ton Hall, Jacksonville. On Wednesday night
Mount Olive Nj. E Sunday school will have its
annual entertainment and distribution of
| prizes.
And now for Cupid and his pranks for the
mischievous little scamp has been busy in this
section On Sunday, 18th inst, Mr.. Lawrence
Irving Green, of North Branch, and Miss Kate
Smith, OF Oakland, Carroll county, were quietly
married In Reisterstown.
On wednesday, 18th inst, Mr.. Rein Fl.
Tnplett, Of Holbrook, and Miss Anna Cathe-
rine frplett, of Delight, were married at the
parsonage of Ames NJ. E. Chapel, Pikesville, BY
the pastor, Rev. William E. Curley. They
we're attended by Mr.. Clarence Triplett and
Miss Clara Cries, brother and cousin of the
groom.
Miss Bertha ]. Wilson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ Wilson. of Granite and Mr..
Charles Nibbett, of Snow Hill, Md, were mar
ried at 3 O'Clock on Thursday, 18th inst, at the
manse, Harrisonville, by Rev. DR.. II. Fl.
Henry. May Christmas blessing of happi-
ness attend them all.
Owing to telephone misunderstanding an
accident to Mr.. Martin l. Jean was incorrectly
published by a daily paper lately. Mr.. Jean
was engaged In saving wood with q tablesaw
and had hand badly mangled. DIR. A. G.
Smink rendered surgical aid.
Mr. Eli Thomas, of Woodlawn, who recently
underwent an operation for removal from the
face of cancerous growth, is doing we'll under
the care Of DR. Smink.
Mr. William F. Conrey, of Holbrook. who
has been critically i'll with typhoid. is now
convalescing, but the condition of Mrs. onrey,
who has also been victim of the same disesse,
is not as satisfactory as her friends woulG wish
and pneumonia threatens to develop.
The revival that has been in progress in Hebb-
vile United Evangelical Ch,,Ssn for about two
months is continuing wi.h undated interest.
Rev B. F. Clarksop of Summerfield Circuit,
| and Rev. Williata 6. Curley of Baltimore Cir.
| emit. of the NJ. e Church. are assisting he pas
tor. Rev. J. 81. Turner, in what is considered
| one fine most successful revivals ever held in
| this section Over half q hundred conversions
are reported and many persons are still at the
| altar. M.