Beloved Priest Marked by 25th Anniversary Gifts
The parish of St. Elizabeth’s Lyndonville honors Rev. Charles L. Pontbriand at a church hall gathering for his 25th priestly anniversary. Pontbriand, trained at the Grand Seminary in Montreal, was ordained December 22, 1894 and has served the parish for over two decades with devoted spiritual and material support. A committee led by W. E. Riley and Arthur Charland organized the observance.
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Charles L. Pontbriand
Grand Seminary
Montreal
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W. E. Riley
Arthur Charland
Christmas Gift Brings Expanded AP News Service
The paper announces a new contract with the Associated Press adding a 30 minute Boston AP news report starting January 1. Daily service rises to over 2000 words up to press time with three telephone calls daily, improving access to world news for readers.
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New England
New York State
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Methodist Church Christmas Exercises Tonight at Grace Church
The Christmas tree service for Grace Methodist church youth is tonight at 7. The program features "Little King" by Josephine Hamilton, "Santa's Boy" by Hugh Impey, "Why do the Christmas Bells Sing" by Katherine Twombly, "The Best Christmas Night" by Ruth Impey, "Jess Loves Me" by Ethel and Doris West, "In the King's Highway" by the Primary department, and "Santa Claus is Coming" by Hepsibeth Miltimore.
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Grace Methodist Church
Josephine Hamilto Manger
Beginner's Department
Santa's Boy
Hugh Impey
Marshall Miltimore
Katherine Twombley
Ruth Impey
Jess
Ethel and
Doris West
King's Highway
Santa Claus
Hepsibeth Miltimore
Midnight Service at St. Andrew's Church
Evening service at 1145 o clock features hymns at St. Andrew's Episcopal church. At midnight, Eucharis service with augmented choir performs Holy Night and related music, led by Choir Director Mrs. Don Stiles with violin by Miss Munjorie Cramton. All welcome for Christmas Day service.
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Reading Creed
Afei
Gloria In Excelsis
Dimittis
Barry Recessional
Herald Angels
Don Stiles
Miss Munjorie
Cramton
Christmas Music at St Aloysius Church
At St. Aloysius Church Christmas Day masses are at 7 8 and 10 with the 10 oclock high mass. The 8 oclock service features childrens songs. The 10 oclock high mass choir presents a program including Organ Prelude Christmas Airs Kyrie Gloria and Credo V H Nowakowski Offertory Adeste Fidelis Adams Sanctus Benedictus Turner V H Nowakowski C Wely
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St. Aloysius Church
Christ
V. H. Nowakowski
Adams
Benedictus Turners
Wely
Death of William Terry at South Ryegate
William Terry a South Ryegate sewing machine and stove dealer for 40 years died at home Monday night of apoplexy. He was 71, leaving a wife and three children. He served as Presbyterian church trustee and treasurer of Clan Farquharson, a leading village figure.
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South Ryegate
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Cuba
Mosher heads to Springfield for new position
Charles Mosher departed Wednesday for Springfield Massachusetts where he has secured a new job. Mr and Mrs Leon J Charland traveled to Portland to spend Christmas with her parents during the holiday period.
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Charles Mosher
Springfield
Mass
Leon J. Charland
Portland
Bolsheviks seize guns horses and men after battlefield defeat
Reports from London say Bolshevik forces captured fifteen guns one thousand horses and three hundred men after defeating Generals Mamontot and Chernokoff. They also claim over a thousand Cossacks killed in the engagement.
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Associated Press
London
Mamontot
Chernokoff
Robbers Miss $40,000 Cash But Land $2,000 Among Club Members
In Bridgewater Massachusetts a guard fired on four bandits trying to steal a payroll. The attackers returned fire and fled with the money. In New York a club room holdup escaped with cash and personal items from eighteen members. Christmas shopping begins with widespread prosperity and an estimated $30 million in bonuses in the financial district.
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Bridgewater
Mass
Associated Press
New York
Financial
Japan objects to mandate form for Pacific colonies
Paris reports Japan's representative on the Supreme Council objects to how the mandate would govern former German colonies in the Pacific. Time is requested to refer the matter to Tokyo, while the mandate adoption is held in abeyance. Japanese delegates say the mandates grant Japan fewer advantages than German rule previously provided.
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Paris
Japan
Supreme Council
Gexs
Pacific
Tokio
Fiume Plebiscite Second Vote Shows 7 Percent Yes
Rome reports a second Fiume plebiscite taken Sunday produced a 7 percent vote in favor of the Italian government's proposal, amid doubts about the first plebiscite.
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Associated Press
Rome
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