Sunday Services Sermon at Village Hall in Hamilton
Rev W N Clark D D of Colgate University preached on The Song of the Angels at the Village Hall, with an audience listening to his text Luke 2:10-11. The sermon tied Christ’s birth to divine fatherhood, hope in trouble, and the brightening of the world, followed by Gen. Cure Fito’s address on The World’s Visions and Palestine’s historic setting.
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Yew Village Hall
W. N. Clark
Colgate University
Hamilton
N. Y
Clark
Christ
Jesus
Gal
Therod
Cure Fito
Palestine
Hin
Romin
Jerhlehem
Southern Pines Local Notes and Social Roundup
Dr W A Munroe visited from Salford on Monday. Moonshine cases were disposed of by commissioner Chirk. Baltimore visitors R Tynes Smith and family registered at the Ozone. Kings Daughters hall gained hard oil coats giving a shiny look. Mrs G T Sadelson left for Niagara Falls. Mr and Mrs Sodestrom of Springfield rented McKinnon cottage rooms for winter. Congregational church and Sunday school held Christmas tree activities with festive exercises. A disreputable house near Darktown creek was raided by police. nine inmates paid fines and costs. This serves as warning that the village will stay clean.
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Darktown
Jealousy and Dance At Seacliff Ball Sparks Jealousy
Polly seeks a remedy for jealousy after a Cartwrights' Seacliff dance and a flirtatious encounter with Howland Wells. Prudence counsels indifference while Polly recalls how George’s jealousy grows as she dances, leading to tension and estrangement.
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George
Polly
Secretary of Agriculture
Prudence
Seacliff
Thad
Georges
Jane
Prue
Howland Wells
Wells
Dr. Cartwright
Prudence Dalrymple
Lmere
Mr. Wells
Anne O'Hagan
New York Journal
Billiard Parlors For Women In Chicago
Chicago plans billiard parlors for women as Tom Foley plans a ladies annex to his new billiard rooms. Foley tests a scheme after a friend declined to buy a billiard table for his wife. The New York Times reports the idea.
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Chicago
Tom Foley
Foley
New York Times
Hunter Firing At Two Stars Mistook Coon For Firewood
Bob Cunningham and two companions hunted near Pulaski at night. He claimed to see glowing eyes and fired thrice at a large animal, only to discover he had shot at two stars peeking from between tree limbs. The story, from New Castle Courant Guardian, adds comic misperception to a late night coon hunt.
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Bob Cunningham
Pulaski
Bob
Mr. Coon
New Castle
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D.D
Carrington
Southern Pines
W. A. Munroe
Salford
Chirk
R. Tynes Smith
Baltimore, Ma
Ozone
Kings Daughters Hall
G. T. Sadelson
Dy. Sadelson
Niagara Palla
N. Yo
Laine
Mrs. Sodestrom
Springfield, Mass
McKinnon Cottage
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