Christmas at United Presbyterian Church Observed
The annual Christmas entertainment at the United Presbyterian drew a large crowd of children and elders. The program included singing a Chautauqua drill and flag drill by the children, a talk by Pastor Ross on Jesus childhood, and stereopticon views shown with a new magic lantern. Afterward, children received nuts and candy as a treat under the Sabbath school superintendent Professor Work.
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United Presbyterian
Ross
Jesus
Professor Work
Mack's Grocery Upholds Chase & Sanborn Tea Trade
A local grocer emphasizes honest service and quality in handling Chase and Sanborn teas and coffees. The note frames patronage as a strong bond and promises guaranteed satisfaction amid today’s cheap options.
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Chase & Sanborn
Christmas Eve At Trinity Episcopal And Christmas Day At Methodist Church
Christmas Eve at Trinity Episcopal featured festive decor and Santa Claus distribution of cards and candy as children sang carols and attended services. Christmas morning and evening at Trinity included communion and a sermon. At the Methodist Episcopal Church a combined morning worship was led by Pastor Dr. Vincent with Charles Bliss directing Sunday school, a full choir, and a program of readings poems and Christmas stories.
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Santa Claus
Henry
Kris Kringle
St. Nicholas
Santa
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dr. Vincent
Charles H. Bliss
Fritz Brendel
Helen Garrigues
Maud Jones
Christmas Pageant at Unity Church Delights Young and Old
The Unity church held a Christmas program with poetry, remarks by C H Bliss and Dr Snyder, music by Miss Boylan Flemming Hart Baker and others, and a Mother Goose play led by Miss Mabel Mead. Saint Nick brought gifts as children watched the open fireplace. No service Christmas Day due to the new minister not arriving. services resume next Sunday.
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C. H. Bliss
Snyder
Unity Church
F. L. Hedge
Earth
R. K. Smith
Mabel Mead
Mary
Blue
Queen of Hearts
Bo Peep
Miss Muffet
King Cole
Fiddlers
Kris Kringle
Saint Nick
Mother Goose
Christmas Eve in Park and Baptist Churches
Christmas Eve exercises at Park Congregational and Baptist churches featured carols recitations and gifts. Children enjoyed Santa Claus candy distributions after heartwarming programs and teachers exchanged greetings as faith and community spirit carried into the season.
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Park Congregational Church
Bunker
Fremont Hart
Fay Pattee
Harry Woodbury
Elsie Nusbaum
Jesse Nusbaum
Santa Claus
George Brownell
Christmas Cantata and Sunday School Program at First Presbyterian Church
Packard delivered a Christmas sermon as the choir under I O Glazier and Mrs Glazier performed The King of Kings. The church overflowed for the cantata and the Sabbath school children gave a successful Christmas program with gifts and candy at the close. Attendance was the largest in church history with strong parental support.
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I. O. Glazier
Our House Groceries Ad By R H Johns Co
A New Leaf at OUR HOUSE promotes staple and fancy groceries. The ad promises to stock only the best market offers at prices suitable for all purses and invites customers to browse goods with no cost to view.
Society Rosters Corrections Sought for Tribune Readers
Notices urge lodge and club secretaries to review society column on page three and submit corrections to the Tribune office at once for official rosters.
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Tribune Office
Domestic service should offer better conditions and promotion
Professor Mary R Smith of Wellesley argues domestic work offers higher wages, better food, hygienic surroundings, and savings potential, yet entails long hours, confinement and limited social life. She calls for graded work, promotion chances, pleasant rooms, social privileges, living out, and nonuniform dress to make domestic employment worthwhile.
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Mary Roberts Smith
Wellesley
Boston Transcript
Letters From Company D in Manila Describe Camp Life and Canteen Hope
The correspondent recounts landing at Manila on July 18, facing rain and mud, enduring bombardment and a heavy march, and entering the city with the Colorado regiment. He notes comfortable quarters in a Spanish mansion, Chinese cooks solving the food problem, a regimental canteen, and interactions with the local natives. He reflects on local resources, American enterprise prospects, and the regiment's routine, ending with the drowning death of Private McMurray and a military funeral.
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Roya
Philippines
Camp Dewey
Tropics
Manila
Springstead
Colorado Regiment
Malate
Mengo
Uncle Sam
McMurray
Company OC
Pasig
Corr W. EB
Woovgury
Will Sell Round Trip Fares On Holiday Dates
On December 24 25 26 31 and January 1 2 tickets will be sold at one fare for the round trip. Tickets remain valid for return through January 4.
New England Dinner Honors Forefathers at Charleston Banquet
The 79th annual New England society banquet was held at the Charleston hotel. Senator George F. Hoar of Massachusetts spoke on Forefathers' Day, while Senator John L. McLarin of South Carolina and Hon. Joseph B. Cumming of Georgia spoke on Our Country and Mayflower. McLarin and Cumming criticized expansion theories.
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New England
Charleston
Cramueston
Senator Hoar
Messrs. McLarin
Cumming
Miles Delivers New England Banquet Address in Cincinnati
Forefathers Day marked in public schools with historical exercises. New England banquet at Grand hotel hosted over 100 plates. Major General Miles and Inspector General Breckinridge attended and spoke on The Spirit of New England and Santiago's Day. Friends hint Miles remains displeased with war management and anticipate further inquiry after Chairman Dodge's report.
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Miles
Cincinnati
New England
Grand Hotel
Breckinridge
Santiago
Dodge
Social Science Circle dances through winter holidays
The Social Science circle held a midwinter social at Professor Copeland's home on December 19 with music readings and a poetry exercise. Guests praised the entertainment and the secretary promised to archive the poems. illness kept President Baker away. A second meeting at the Baker residence discussed holidays of different nations with insights from Mr. Kittle and guests Mr. and Mrs. Wulfsen, planning another gathering in two weeks.
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Social Science Circle
Copeland
Professor Floyd
Mies Baker
Rankin
Finten
Professor Work
Shakespeare
Browning
Longfellow
Kipling
Society
Baker
Work
Mr. Kittle
Kittle
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