Christmas Festivities In Village Plans Holiday Observance
Villagers prepare for a week of Christmas events with committees, subscriptions, and gifts from northern sponsors. The Christus tree fires up Saturday at 7 PM in Village Hall followed by music and a Kriss Kringle gift draw. Sunday features Christian and Episcopal services, with Miss Hugenne Upham singing. Beulah Hill Baptist church hosts Monday’s rural entertainment, aided by Rev Rufus Tobey and Mr Frank Spinney. Gifts arrive from Medford and Williston, Massachusetts.
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Kriss Kringle
Mr. Emery
Christian Union
Villige
Mr. Gregory
Hugenne Upham
Rufus B. ‘Tobey
Frank ‘I. Spinney
Pine Ridge
Beulah Hill
F.T. Spinney
North
Rey
Tobey
Willaston
Mass
Congregational Sunday School
Medford
Baptist Sunday School
Franklin Hervey
The Expectant Night poem of wind and pines in praise
A lyrical dialogue between wind and pines as night falls and a holy child is foretold. The speaker longs for a sign from the star and envisions the wind delivering a blessing to a merciful king, with visions of healing and compassionate action for the world.
Christmas goodwill sent to Northern friends by village people
Country residents raised money and gifts such as lolly and evergreens for Northern recipients. A village outing to transport villagers to a church event departs Holly Inn at 10 a.m. Monday, tickets cost 26 rents, weather permitting outdoor exercises. Colored community event follows at 2 p.m. in Village Hall with presents, entertainment, and a Santa Claus, as OutLook plans more details next week.
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Holly Inn
Santa Claus
Remedy for Over-Exposed Negatives from Tartare Emetic Treatment
A Paris chemist M Mercier reports a method to rescue over exposed photographic negatives. Soak plates in a two percent tartar emetic solution then expose and develop or develop after soaking. Hydroquinone developer gives best results. amateurs may expose for long times with reliable results, per Philadelphia Record. Tur OurLook for 3 nos, only 260.
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M. Mercier
Paris
Philadelphia Record