a—
HH
m doe to old ego.
AH He Wanta for Christmea, Alfred
Mr. and Mr*. Frank J . Wetmore of
era! of the comrades of the Free- Nygren.
I-' ; - / •
.
Babylon spent Christmas with Mra.
t Poet attended hie foneral
If I Were Santa, Marik Morgan.
Wetmore’e parents, Mr. and Mra.
"Joy U Religion” will be Dr. W.
The Watchful Small Boy, Inring William G. Miller.
LeBlanc and Eegene jlW*dne,
_____
A. Richard’s sermon topic a t the
Schwab.
School ie now closed for the Christ­ Methodist Episcopal Choreb Sunday
Chrietmaa Secrets, Lina Colder.
Erasmue^H a I” w e ^ ^ ie h ing'ln*’Vown i The time to start curing ailments is
Song, 0 and Heighol, Both Gradea. mas vacation, and will open next morning. The service of the evening
over the holidavs.
I * ,,en the>" b^K'n. Thie is partkolerly
That he w m very i
will be a “ Watch Night Service,”
Wednesday. _______ .
-----------; troe If coughs and the advice given In
Suppose, John Rooco.
Joel te get jven with hie boea
which will open at 9 p. m. with » 4-'
Christmas Eve In Wildwood Hol­
There wm a big attendance at th* [ Smith A Bedell’s ad la worth heeding.
He quit.
Frank
Waterbury
captured
the
pig
preaching
eervice. Thie will be fol­
low, Loralne Sammons.
i M. E. Church Sunday evening, wbei
---------The boos he here It wobdroee well
Merry ChrlstmM from Santa Claor, offered at Gere's bowling alleys on lowed by an intermiMion for social
I
the
Cbriatmae
Cantata,
“
The
Prince
j
Fred
Casassa
returned
home
last
He eerer welled or moened or •won.
Main Street, for - the highest score greeting and the exercises will cIom
of Peace,” was rendered. The specie! j Thuredey after spending neaily four Curtis Fulton.
B et eeld. "As you go out don't t ie *
Chrietmaa week. Others who won with a testimonial and consecration
Song, Chrietmaa, Both Grades.
! numbers were rendered as follows:
months in Genoa, Italy, for his health.
The door.-’
Chrietmaa prizes were Frank Arata, meeting from 11 to 12 o’clcok, watch­
Part 1.
j He sailed September 6tb and his trip
7th Grade
A. Schiues and Ralph Smith.
The ether boy* about the place
ing cut the old slid welcoming in th#
I Soprano Solo and Chorus. Arise. 1has been very bereficial to him.
Singing, ChrietmM Time Has Come
'
-----------Did net go moping much that day.
New Year.
;
------ *—
Again, ScbooL
They laughed and *14 goodby and drew shine, for thy LJgbt is cnme.
The
Mystic
Rebekah
Lodge
Their pay.
Chorus. And the ransomed of the
The weet«jK>und Babylon express
Singing, Away in a Manger, Two
The Woman'e Miaeionary Society of
Id their annual election last Thurs­
i Lord.
^
shortly after 6 o’clock Friday after- Glrla of 1st Grade.
day evening and nie installation will the Preebyterian Church will meet on
He thought: 'They do not realise
I Baritone Solo. The angel Gabriel noon demolished a seven passenger
Recitation, What Christmas Is, be held on Thursday evening, January January 3 at 2:80 p. ro., a t the Manse.
That I hare left them to their fate.
Ho much the better. Let them laugh.
wss sent from God.
automobile owned by Dr. John A. Emily Johnson.
18. The officere elected w ere: Noble All women of the church are invited to \
But wait!"
Soprano Solo. Halil tboe that art Quell, consulting physician of St.
Reading, Ye Old Time Christmas, Grand, Mra. Emma Mott; vice grand, be present.
highly
favored.
Mary’s
Hospital,
who
lives
at
478
Arthur
Connor.
And then be ambled down the street
Mra. Elizabeth Johnson; recording
Chorus (Pastorale). There were Decatur Street, Brooklyn. No one
Solo, Just a Song At Twilight, Dor­ eecretary, Mra. Richard Smith; finan­
And confidently told the town,
The Women’s Home Missionary
"Now, fellows, watch and eee the bees
Shepherds.
*
1
othy Long.
was in the automobile at the time.
cial secretary, Mra. Clara Rhodea; Society of the M. E. Church aent a
Fall down."
Tenor Solo. And the angel said un­
Dr. QueH ana his chioffeur, Nathan­
Recitation, The Christmas Tree, treasurer, Mias Elizabeth Patteraon; Christmas barrel to a warthy frontier
to them : Fear not.
iel Page, were trying to operate itjjSmily Lowe,
Somehow or other things went on;
trustee for 8 years. Mrs. Nancy Smith. miaeionary who ia supporting a wife
The buslneee did not go to smash.
I Chorus. Glory to God In the across Qie tracks of the Long island j RecitatirRecitation, Grandpa’s Secret, Chriaand elx children.
"The boos went smiling ae*he grabbed
highest. ■
j Railroad a t the Babylon turnpike, j Una Ryan.
I The Christmae ruah a t the Freeport
The cash.
Bcritone Sole. And it came to pass ; just east of here, when the steering !" Singing, All the World ia Full of Poet Office waa greater than laat year.
Harold Smith ie announced to lead
Men’s Voices. Let us now go even gear of the machine refused to work. I Singing, Scnool.
And every day the fellow met
The mail, however, waa handled in a the Epworth League meeting Sunday
Some friend who didn't know he'd quit , unto Bethlehem.
The doct. r and hie chauffeur tried to : Recitation, A Note to Santa Claus, business-like manner and no congestion night-in the M. E. Church; topic,
didn’t care end wasn't sore
And did
Alto Solo. And they came with ' push it across the tracks, but w ere, Lillian Ackerman,
of packages resulted. All mall er “ Reasoning from a Blessed Present te
X bit.
-ft.
haste.
1unable to move it.
Reading, Swipeay’e ChrietmM, Fred riving not later than 8 o’clock Chriat- a Glorious Future.”
Men’s Voices. “ Adeate Fideles.”
It rather etumw-d him that the world
Dr. Quell took the sidelight from j Grim
mas morning was delivered during the
Went booming on through day and night 0 come, all ye faithful.
the car and tried to signal an approach- j Singing, Chiming Belle, School,
day, eome of the carriers finishing
The Christmas music which wae
Aa well a» when he need to keep
Chorus.
Sing,
choirs
of
angels.
ing
train,
but
the
engineer
did
not
Recitation,
If
I
Were
Santa,
Isabel
their morning delivery about 4 o’clock very ably rendered in the Episcopal
It right.
Choroa. Yea, Lord, we greet thee. underatand the purpose of a white eig- Seaman.
in ^the afternoon. The department Church of the Transfiguration last
Somehow there len't eny man
., ^
Part 2.
V
nal. When -he came within seeing ! Recitation, The Chrietmaa Pie, Mary furnished a conveyance and a driver Sunday, will be repeated on Sunday
For whom the whole creation equlnae, e Offertory.
diatance of the automobile -on the j Gamer.
fpr each carrier.
evening.
And good mes cluster round a lob
Addreae. Rev. W. A. Richard, D. tracks he applied the em ergency: Singing, In a Lonely Manger, Giria
Like germ*
There will be a watch night service
Albert A. Golden died Christmas day
brakes, hot the impact waa a severe j of 7tb Grade.
D.
And when you up end leave your place
Recitation, The Stocking’s Cbrlat- a t his home, 30 Russell Place after Sunday evening at the Church of the
Baritone T~"
Solo. And behold, there one, with the result that the machine
And think thfc whole blame work* will I . _
having been 111 for over three months Transfiguration and a general Invitat­
qUjt
I came wise men.
was totally wrecked. The loss waa maa, Freda Young.
ion ia extended to everybody to come
I Men’s Voices. Where la He that is about $3,000.
Recitation, Chrietmaa Carol, Dorothy with neuralgia of the heart.
The joker hollers: "Tag. old man!
Mr. Golden, who has lived in this vi-1 to Gdd’a House and pray for hia bleee,
You’re It!"
Long.
■bom King of the Jews?
Baritone Solo. When Herod, the
Recitation, The Christmae Tree Boy, cinlty practically all hie life, was a ing for the coming year,
School Notes
The world goee plugging, plodding on,
veteran of the Civil War, having en----------|king.
Willard Holland.
Aa unconcerned as It can be.
(Chrietmaa
Programs)
Hated a abort lime befgie the close of
The Christmas music willJje re p e a t­
It you ere mentioned some one aaka,
j Men’s Voices. In Bethlehem of
Singing, Silent Night, School.
"Who's h e r ’
the
conflict.
’
'
ed
a
t
both
services
of the Presbyterian
Judaea.
The following programs of various
fit! r'vt,.,
—fit. Paul Dispatch.
Baritone Solo. Then Herod, when gradea of the Freeport School, were
On Christmas Mr. and Mra. George
Besides a widow, two daughters. Church Sunday. The morning theme
he had privily called.
kindly aubmitted to us last week, but M. Randall of Grove Street entertained I Mra. D. Frank Seaman and Mra, Fred of the Rev. Charles H erbert Scholey
Rather Stiff.
will be “ Another Year la Finiahed.”
Men’s Voices. And when they heard we were obliged to hold them over Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Randall and j Hyer, are left to mourn his loss.
•"That la a rather atlff assertion," the king.
He was 64 years of age and was a The evening aubject will be “ The .
family of Brooklyn.
eptil this issue.
la id Senator Curtis a t a dinner In
Breaking
of the New from the Old.’’
Past Master in Freeport Lodge, No.
Women’s Voices. Let every soul be
Grove S t School, Grade A.
WMbtngton' of a reciprocity argument thrilled.
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Boiler .of 600, I. O. O. F., which organization
,
Song by the School, Shine Out, O
“That, In fact, reminds me of one
Whaley Street are entertaining a Iflj held their burial service at his late 3 The Chriatmae exerciaes of the
Chorus. Oor God is great and King Blessed S ta r.,
•ef eor Kansas stories.
Chriat Lutheran Sunday School were
of all.
Recitation by Ruth
Herzfeld, lb. baby girl since last Wednesday residence on Wednesday evening.
Chrietmaa
afternoon. The
" 'W hat Is that tall chimney forT
morning, December 20.
The funeral services were also held held
Alto Solo. Sleepj little child of my Chrietmaa Greeting.
■aid a visitor to Kansas, pointing to heart.
that evening, when Rev. W. A. church on Grove Street waa crowded
Concert Recitition by School, Why
and
everyone
went
home
happy. Dolls
Max
Weiler,
baker,
has
placed
his
•a farmyard. ’Is somebody putting op
Richards officiated, assisted by Rev.
Baritone Solo. 0 who are these do belle for Christmae Ring?
and other presents were given bealde
delivery wagon body on an auto truck, Charles Herbert Scholey.
■a factory in this lonely quarter?*
that fly?
Song by the School, Jacky Froat.
to expedite deliveries.
•“ No,’ was the reply. T h at’s Just
Besides the Odd Fellows, delegations the usual candy and oranges. A feat­
Tenor Solo.
'Tie Mary and the
Recitation by Willimay Evans,
c’ "*"
Joe Miller’s well. Cyclone turned her child.
from the Women’s Relief Corps and D. ure waa the tree illumination, ip
Santa anil the Mouse.
Inside out.’ ’’—Washington Star.
The next regular meeting of the Vil­ B. P. Mott Post, G. A. R., attended stead of the electrical bulbs which are
Baritone Solo. And shall they ref­
Recitation by four girls, The Kit­
generally used of late years, the tree
lage Board of Trustees occurs next thd funeral.
uge find?
ten’s Christmas.
Thursday morning the interment was lighted with candles which gave it
Tenor Solo. The child shall live and
I
Playing Safe.
Song by School, Santa Claus is Com­ Friday evening, January 6.
took place in Greenfield Cemetery, a very pretty effect.
'‘T on seem n> be rather fond of thrive.
ing Children.
The pastor. Rev. A. C. Karkau waa
Chorua. Then eing aloud for glad­
Police Lieutenant Elmer E. Raynor where the G. A. R. held their services
"swlss cheese,” remarked the dyspeptic.
Pipy by seven children, Visit of
presented with a large desk chair by
received a 3 day furlough on Thursday, and sounded taps.
“I always thought cheese with holes ness.
Santa Claus.
the Ladies' Aid Society and the Luther
Tenor Solo. And the Word became
In It was Indigestible."
Song by the School, Santa Claus ft Friday and Saturday of last week.
Our local merchants sold nearly 1200 League, while the organist, Mrs. C.
Officer William S. Merrill waa placed Christmas
“The holee are," rejoined the man flesh.,
Coming Soon.
trees
this
year.
W. Mahnken, was given a toilet set
Chorua and Congregatioi! “ Corona­
who had Just finished his fourth sand­
Recitation by Grace Crewe, Little in charge of headquarters while Lieu­
the Church Council.
tenant Raynor was away. While
wich, "but I never eat the holes."— tion” Hymn, 460.
Children Can You Tell?
T. A. Martin, Jr., of Blast Avenue, byThree
scholars were presented with
Soloiata; Miss NinafB. Humphrey,
Chicago News.
'Song by six girls. O, Jack Frost is bowling on Monday the lieutenant slip­ was very successful again last week
ped and sprained one of the tendons of at the Madison Square Garden when he gold pins for being perfect in attend­
soprano; Mra. A. N. Johnson, central- a Merry Little Elf.
for the entire year. The pins
to; H. E. Brown, and Wilbur Raynor. ; Recitation by School, I Heard the his leg. Why It Isn’t In.
won 10 prizes from 11 entries with hie ance
in the shape of a maltese cross
tenors; W. O. Seaman, baritone; vio- Bella on Christmas Day.
!
----------“Got your coal In yet ?"
pet cavies and rabbits. The prizes were
and
engraved “ Lutheran Sunday
Recitation by Helen Georgens, If
Ladies Night of Freeport Council, won were: Rabbit, first in Tans, Black
"1 should sny not. Do yon think I lins, Miss Libby Hewlett and Willard
School.”
Those receiving them were
No. 67 Jr. O. U. A. M. will be held or Blue, buck. Cavies1 Second on
I’m a cheap guy? When I want coal Van Riper; cornet, Clinton Brown; You Were a Little Old Woman.
I’ll let the neighbors know that I can ! piano, Miss A. I. Eldridge; organ, j Song oy School. Up on the House in the lodge room, Realty Building, Chocolate sow ; third on any other self Rudolph Werner, William Hesse and
____
on the evening of Friday, Jan. 6. The color, boar or sow : second and fourth John Kopp.
afford to pajr the top price for It."— 1 Mrs. G. T. Van Riper; director G. T. ' ’Tops.
Van Riper.
Exercise by eleven children, W h at1Bo8ton Novelty Company has been enDetroit Free Tress.
tortoise and tortoise and white.
The annual Christmas festivities
Do You Want for Christmas?
gaged to entertaiir the members and :
or aow . fjrBt on tortoise and tor- were held by the Presbyterian Sunday
The election of officers of rreeport
Song by School, Away in aManger. Itbei1" friends on that occasion.
| tofte and white, junior boar or son ; School Friday evening. From “ Mer­
A w f u l.
I second on Abyssinians, whites or ry Christmas Greeting” the opening
"Well, have you thought of a sen- Lodge, No. 600, I. O. O. F., was held | Recitation by Katie Johnson, Little
tenre containing the word dynamite?" *aat Monday evening and the officers jyjjgg Snowflake.
At the Freeport Club the entries are cream, self boar and second on cavies chorus by the school, thru to the bene­
asked the teacher.
/nominated as shown in last week e
SonK
Dy hve children,
.........
_
Song oy
Six
Little now open for the three men bowling ; 0f the same kind, only in the junior diction, the affair was a great success.
“Yes, sir. My slater Rose wouldn’t 'Review, were elected, Gilson Raynor Mice; Hickory
Dickory r*
Dock.
---- rx._.-----i~
tournament; also the mixed doubles. | c|agg; and seconds on both the regu- The arrival of Santa Claus was the
let you kiss her, but mv sister Dinah 1wiooiog *he contest fur the office of 1 Rong by School, O Clap Clap the They will close on January 8.
lar and junior class of Abyssinians, source of great joy to the children.
* m ight”—Roeeleuf.
, vice grand. The date has not been aet Handg
any other self color, boar or sow.
Duing the evening Roswell Davis,
Freeport Qrarch Doings,
___
One Proof.
“1 fear .................
that 1 have not ^_________
gathered suf
dcienT evldence to convince ttie couit
of my client's Insanity.’’
“Perhaps the court will regard hie
employment of you as evidence."-Houston Post.
The Real Thing.
Stranger—Have you a good hair ton­
ic you can recommend?
Druggist (prohibition town)—Here la
something that Is spoken of very fa­
vorably by people who have drunk It
—Puck.
Could Be Avoided.
for mstallatirfh of the officers.
Recitation by four hoys, Fat Fat
Misses Annie and Edna Eldridge
1spent Sunday jivith friends in Freeport.
Turkeys.
Song by School, Old Santa Claus The former w as’the guest of Mrs.
A masquerade ball is to be given
ISamuel R. Smith, while the latter was
' this Friday evening under the auspices j Puts on Hia Cap.
Concert recitation. Sing a Song of i entertained by Miss f lorence Miller.
of Freeport Lodge, No. 600, I O. O.
Christmas.
•
— ?------F. in Siginond Opera House. C. A.
Fulton is chairman of the committee
4th Grade
1
Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Rider spent
of arrangements.
Song, Merry, Merry Christmas.
Christmas with their daughter and her
Recitation, Catherine Jefferson, My ! husband, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kamp,
Gift to Santa.
Iof Brooklyn.
Corodon Norton, justice of the
Recitation, Lillian Amerman, A
peace, last Thursday, dismis^d the Letter to Santa Claus.
Two sign posts have been placed on
charged of speeding against August
Recitfftion, Lillian Rhodes, The nameless boulevard by Jacob Post,
Belmont, Jr., who was arrested on Coming of Saint Nick.
owner of the Olive Building; these
Sunday, December 3, by Motorcycle
Dialogue, Chrietmaa Sprites.
bear the signs for Main and Church
PolicemanJDtto Payne, on the Merrick
Recitation, Laughter, Nellie Clark. I streets, where they are located, also
Road, between Massapequa and AmityRecitation, Good Cheer, Gretta ' "Olive B’v’d," which ie the name Mr.
ville. Belmont at the time of his ar­ Smith.
Post desires used on the new highway.
rest admittea to Payne that he was 1 Recitation, Love, Helen Marlow.
j These poets are on Mr. Poat’e privspeeding, but when placed under ar-i Recitation, Content, Elizabeth Wal-jate property but the Board has not yet
rest a week later pleaded not guilty ian.
i named the street.before Justice Norton.
Recitation, Kindness, Vera Raynor.
“Doctor, I really can’t afford to un­
dergo this operation. I haven’t got
the money to pay for I t ”
“Oh, In that case I guess It won’t
Surrogate John Graham, appearing
Recitation, Unselfishness, Catherine
A number of Freeporters and resi­
be necessary."—Chicago Record-Her­
ror Belmont, moved for a dismissal of Jefferson.
dents of surrounding villages were in
ald.
the case on the ground that the proceed- i Recitation, Charity, Lillian Rhodea. attendance at the meeting of Jamaica
inga were outside the juriadiction of
Recitation, God Will. Anna Weiaa. Council, No. 460, United Commercial
N ever Fired.
Generosity,
Jeaaie [Travelers of America, held in Fratern­
“Cook, 6jfi you stay long In your the court In the first caae, he point- ! Recitation,
ed out the local justice should not have Gobetz.
ity Hall, Jamaica, Satruday evening,
last place?"
*T never «tays nowhere long enough taken the case, aa it belonged wholly ; Recitation, Peace, leabel Donnelly, when preaente were distributed to all
by Santa Claua in the person of A. L.
to be discharged. Pa one of these to tlie Town of Oyster Bay, not Hemp- j Song, Silent Night, Class,
stead. Under such a provision he
Recitation, December, Jessie Go- Clarke of this plate.
here tireless cookera."—Judge.
atated that Justice Norton had no jur- betz.
Jamaica Council ia the only organi­
iediction in the m atter.
| Recitation, A Visit from Saint zation of the U. C. T. of A. on
Sartorial Flnanoe.
The motion was granted and the 1Nicholae, Charles Millbank
Long Island outside of Brooklyn, and
Mra. Kntcker—It isn’t whet you pay
its membership, a large one, comes
Song, Shine Out O Blessed Star.
for clothes that makes you well dress­ charge of speeding was dismissed.
A Christmas Ploy, Santa Claus’s ; from Queepe, Nassau and Suffolk
ed.
Word reached here Monday of the Christmas Party; Characters: Santa | Counties.
Mrs. Bocker—No, indeed, It’a what
----------death of Dr. P. D. Leya of Roalyn. Claua, Thomae Spence; American
you owe.—New York Sun.
Safe.
Bacon—You say It’a a safe railroad?
Egbert—Oh. very. You eee, you can’t
open the windows; consequently you
can’t get any cinders In your eyes.—
Yonkera Statesman.
Helge Soma.
"The professor eaya that music owes
■ great deal to Rossini."
“W hat’a Rossini ?’’
“T hat la probably Italian for ’roeln.’ ”
—London Opinion.
Ae a Benue.
^Walter, Jo, you serve potato with
thicken?"
“No. air, but if you buy a potato we
throw In a chicken."—8t Loula PoetDispatch.
’
The M. E. Sunday School held their
annual Christmas exercises in the
Church last Friday evening and the
affair was well attended. Special
prizes were awarded to scholars who
were perfect during the entire year.
They were: Millard Johnson, Walter
Morse, Theodore Wiggins, Stanley
Chase, Grace Turner, Willard Van
Riper, Helen Van Rioer, Stanley Ray­
nor and Elmer Johnaon.
Three scholars, Howard Seaman,
Stanley Chase and Elmer Johnson, re­
ceived special books for perfect at­
tendance at church services during the
entire year and 16 others received
books for attendance at church, not
having missed over 6 Sundays. They
were Willard Van Riper, Helen Van
Riper, Grace Turner, Millard Johnson,*
Earl Maxon, Grace Poet, Florence
Crandell, Theodore Wiggins, Dorothy
Hibbard, Florence Beacorn, Evelyn
Bedell, William Sprague, Elliot Ray­
nor, Milton Bedell and Mildred Stiles.
The members of the school each re­
ceived a book an* their candy and
orange.
School Commissioner James S. Cool­
ey on Saturday handed down bis deci­
sion in the case against Prof. A. E.
Barnea, Superintendent of Schoole.
In his decision Commiaiiener Cooley
says:
” 1 have carefully considered all the
evidence in this case, and in the main
I find all the charges sustained. I
hereby annul the diploma of the Al­
bany Normal School to Arthur E.
Barnes, and hereby declare him unfit
to continue as a teacher or superin­
tendent in the public schoole.”
To a reporter who vieited Superin­
tendent Barnea the following state­
ment waa made by Mr. Barnes:
“ I fully expected a vindication, and
I cannot understand how such 0 decis­
ion could have been arrived a t If the
report is true that the conclusions of
the commissioner are adverse to/me, I
will appeal to the State authorities at
Albany.”
A large number of membera of the
Dr. Leya waa inspection and instal­ Mother, Virginia Aldridge; American
lation officer of D. B. P. Mott Poet, children, Alma1* Smith, Madeline Ever Ready Hoae Company attended
No. 627, G. A. R., of this place and Glacy, Lilia Tree, Kenneth Ashdown,! the annual theatre party last Thursday
had a boat of friende among the veter­ Henry Millard; Swedish c h i l d r e n , ; evening, a t a Manhattan theatre.
Kleffle. Arthur Pettit;
P e ttit: German
While enroute to the city some of
ans He died Sunday evening of com - 1Elsie Kleffle,
membera boarded a wrong train
'children, Annie Matthias, Annette
Newman, Dworel Darrigan; English and the mileage book happened to go
children, Milton Seaman, Raymond with the minority. When the larger
FREEPORT BICYCLE EXCHANGL
T d .S S S -j Willie, George Willie, Walter Johnson; portion of the party boarded the right
E.
Bielefeld,
Prop.
48
W.
Merrick
Rd.
- .
. -.
. .
Fairies, Lillian Amberman, Hazel train, each in furn told the conductor
Headauyters for Iver Johnson, P,erce Schneider| Igabel Jenkins; Saint that all the fare would be taken out f
a mileage book. A abort time after
" 2 f e Z l BiScle. (2 "i.g = "Motor: Nicholas, Lawrence Gtocjr.
and Auto Tires.
| Song, Bright Christmas Day Haa the conductor returned and stated that
he could find no one with a mileage
Come Again.
book who atood aponaer for them and
6th and 6th Grades
Song^Shine Oat, O Blessed Star, then began a man hunt. It waa later
learned that the man with the book
Hoae Company No. 3 responded to a
; Both Gradea.
waa on the ether train. “ The, boys” still alarm Saturday evening when a
Welcome, Helen Schluter.
had
a
good
time
and
dined
after
the
trolley
caught fire near their quarters
Greeting, George Baker.
naa, a 8°oa u
dn Atlantic AVenue. The blaze waa
The First Chrietmaa Eve, Derotky performance:
extinguished without any alarm being
Harrison.
At the show of the New York Poul­ turned m, and Chriatmae morning the
The Dear Old Tree, Edna Schluter.
Song, Chrietmaa Carol, Both Gradea. try, Pigeon and Pet Stock Association, trolley company sent down a email
‘ Sporting Goode, Boxing Glovee, FootHilda’s Cnriatmaa, August Bentley. held laat week a t the Madison Square token of appreciation.
bails. Roller and Ice Skates, Guns,
Garden, William Crevoiaerat had two
Good Mixer.
“Wombat Is very popular."
“Yes: when anybody telle a n old Rifles; Shelia and Cartribgea, all sizes.
Batteries, 20c. A few shopworn Iver
,glory *
u put up a pretty good 1ml- Johnson
Bicycles a t coat price.
: "igb.”—Kaneaa Ctty J e e rStoves, 86.00 up.
Superintendent of the school, present­
ed pins to nine pupils who have been
perfect in attendance during the en­
tire year. The pins were rolled gold
made up in the shape of a shield and
had engraved thereon “ F. P. S.”
They were presented to Ethel Mitthauer, Ella Daniel, Mary McKeenan,
Wallace Campbell,' Willard Holland,
Edwin McKeenan, Stella Mittkauer,
Reto Southard and Harry Mitthauer.
Ethel Mitthauer and Ella Daniele
also receive Bibles from Rev. Charles
Herbert Scholey, pastor, for perfect
attendance at church during the year
and keeping a list of the topics of his
sermons.
Others who received pictures for
having good attendance records, miss­
ing only a few Sundays were: MortFmer Post, William Daniels, Reta
Southard, Ada Cook, Eleanor Baxter
and Sealy Southard.
Presents were given by the Sunday
School and church members ae follows:
Parse, Dr. Scholey, Sexton Farm anv
Seaman and Mrs. Ida B. Powell, or­
ganist; umbrella. Superintendent Ros­
well Davie; ink stands, H. J. Raymore and K. S. Barrie.
Bessie Stretch ie leader for the
Young People’s meeting Sunday night
in the Presbyterian Church ; aubject,
“ Things I want to do better next
year. ”
.
Chrietmaa waa celebrated in the
Episcopal Church of the Transfigura­
tion on Thursday evening. Gifts of
variona kinds were presented to the
membera of the Sunday School aa well
aa oranges and catidiee. The affair
wae a very enjoyable one to all who at­
tended. John H. Van Noatrand ia the
Superintendent.
The regular business and social
meeting of the Epworth League wae
heM Wednesday evening. The enter­
tainment for the evening waa a cob­
web party, which furnished a lively
time for those present. A Chrietmaa
reading wae given by Mra. M ott; afte r
which the business meeting waa held
and at the close of thia refreabmenta
were served.
Brooklyn Hall waa the scene of a
successful masquerade ball under the
auepicea of the Social Club of the
Episcopal Cburcb o f the Transfigur­
ation Saturday evening. The moeie
Santa’a Substitute, Norman Maxon.
The
regular
quarterly
meetingof
the
waa excellent and a large number of
aingle
comb
buff
leghorn
cocka
entered.
Merry Christmas, William Grace.
He captured third prize with one of Fire Department will be held on Thure­ the young people of tthe church, and
Chrietmaa Day, Helen Crandell.
their friende, were present.
dey evening, January II.
them.
Song, Chriatmae Time, 6th Grade.
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