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


trict.-Al in this community have been busily
engaged planning for the Christmas festivities
and our storekeepers have done good business
supplying their patrons with not only what
was necessary in the household but that which
would gladden. the hearts of the children at
Cbristmastide. Our farmers have been busy
for days going to the city with their produce,
and Judging from the well filled pocketbooks
they brought back, many beautiful and useful
presents were given to their wives and sweet
hearts, A large number of family reunions
will be enjoyed during the coming week. To
some the holiday festivities will bring sadness
because of vacant chairs in the family circle of
deceased loved ones.
Christmas services will be held Sunday eve
ming, December 9th, at o'clock, at st. Johns
English Lutheran Church, near Sweet Air.
The choir will render special music and will
be assisted by Mr.. Thomas Burk with his
clariopet. The pastor, Rev o. E. Swinehart
will deliver an address. Ajoyous, happy time
is anticipated.
| ing at Chestnut Grove Presbyterian Church,
and in the evening Mr.. Milton Dance con-
| ducted the Christian Endeavor service.
Miss Mary Smith, who makes her home
with her aunt, Mrs. Dixon Connolly, at Bald
win, while attending the rowson high school,
is now visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. John
w. Smith, near Sunnybrook. She is making
| encouraging progress in her class at school and
while home will devote some time to her
studies.
Miss Ollie Burk, near Sweet Air, is'enjoying
the holiday season with her sister at York, Pa.
Mr.. Jackson Smith is spending the holidays
with his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenyakle, at
, Highlandtown. M
Randallstown, I'd District.-The monthly
toachers meeting was held on the 18th inst at
9 RaudsllstowD school. Those taking part were
M Isaac Price, leader; Miss Kitty q. Fite
M;ss Jeanette Wimsett, Mrs. Olive Ware, prin-
o a1SJ Of Jacksonville school; Miss Mamie
nprrsler principal of North Branch school, and
e Miss Anna L O'Dell.
"' SrnroDriate exercises we're held at Randalls-
!, ~ school on the 23d inst, as follows: Song
II NV, ~ school, CANCELS Are Singing" Scripture
uos.d;nc Isaac Price, principal; recitation,
issMnst I,d Like" George Stanfied; recitation,
,,mo;.;no for Santa Claus" Jesse Crooks and
ua,hsrt Myers recitation. Christmas Tree -
q xT;,l;s SNYDER, Clara Reichen. BERTHE RUPERT,
e Wl.'o Klobr and Roy Burnham music, Little
e neon1 e Betblehem," by intermediate classes
On ss !. 0Christmas Signs" by hilda Rus
is recl1 ua,n;o Reichlen, Anna Reichlen, Ruth
,r SCI ~.L n Tanreen Ridgely and Helen Crooks ;
AeC :..,;on nv Louise Mauger; recitation, Santa
Claus BY Tom Price RAYMOND bI Tb P; an9
Wllilsm J, by Katherine Standfield recita-
J. ChrlstrUaass; s,u,as Stars" Emma Kittel, Edith
J, ton, aIt Louise Reichlen, Katherine Stand
3, n'sl;a Kittel and Amelia Sill; music,
or .;s,nas Time, oy prino, OIo1o 1Ioto-
J, Cnris nng Agoon Christmas by John Klohr.
y ton LoI RSnsss aud George Weber recitation,
II Wallace s nSSScShyneider; music, Rock Bye Ba.
IS Eliza6etn 9;vn1,ermediate classes; reading "a
y 6les," oy c,aanta.n by Ross Clagett; reading,
Letter % recitation. Ruth Clagett; chorus,
,s bright and Cleai. F.
,,.h Disrrict.--The snow of this
!. Mt Vista al ali treat for the young folks and
Is week was he older ones also enjoyed 1t. Inc
many OF tDs MT "a green Christmas makes a
Ve old saying Ia, AZ Is still believed by some.
Susan so. .6snd The holidays with her
son; Prof Hep Tssmple, of Westchester, Pa is
ID Miss ANNE nm lsSeUheTs and nieces in this neigh
~ borhood. -, of Fork Christian Church
will hold its holiday 18th. The school D
day eyeningc psrb held its entertainment on
q Fork M. T. C sasnine, sd instant. mi. n,.cs
Rev NJ b, Rss boSsys 4 Berkeley Springs
NJ. Evans. NJ sf Tove EssV' H Rs,
II returned from -, .n' had been Tor TWO months
be p ppder treatment typSS9s's had typhoid il
no MT. Arch Mumms. p. B.
! ~ a6e to be out aes;