, 1875-12-26
LAKE VIEW.
NFwH f,E sfHr uFNK

Ine Rev. h1r. Young will preach this morning
and evening at tho Fullerton Avenue Church
Tho subject OF the evening lecture will be "The
Temptation, and the Consequences OF the Fall.
This church will hare three Bunday-schoo
Christmas celebrations this week: Tuesday night
the church school proper will have it's Christ
nas-tree; Monday night the Toun-Hal Mission
will celebrate, and Thursday night the Nicker.
sonville Mission will finish the programme.
Christmas vas observed By all. the water con-
tractors, by the landsmen voluntarily, and BY tue
inlst-men perforce. Old ocean-in his. fresh
condition-was celebrating the day on his own
hook, and wonld not be interfered With. TT he
subsidies to-day several hundred feet Of the inlet
pipe will so in, despite the Sabbath. hIr.
Chapel now has somewhat over miles Of pipe
IL the ground, leaving less than miles yet to be
laid, OF which mile ia high and dry on the
ridge. The pumping building is covered
in and the stating partially on. 4 fow more
days will render it ready for the introduction Of
the machinery, which is promised to be on hand
In about two weeks.
One Of his wozkn7en somewhat startled Mr.
Chappel last Sunday by informing hm that an
injunction had been sued out against their
further progress. He had seen 1t in the morn
Vas dissatisfied with the work, he undsrstood.-
Old Mr. Boreas By name. It may be stated for
Pats comfort that Old Probabilities ha. since
filed Al application with the clerk OF the weather,
aud Mr. Boreas being summoned to appear and
eho" cause why the injunction should not be
dissolved, was unable to make his cause good,
and VAS summarily ruled out OF court.
The exercises at the High School Friday after
noon we're very creditah'a, and drew quite fair
attendance in spite OF the weather. The pro-
gramme Was somewhat long, ,Ghontaiuing twenty
nine pieces consisting OF recitations, original
sssAys, and music, but MAS listened to attentive
~ to the end. The Principal OF the institution
opened the ball by modestiy disc]aiming all merit
Tor himself and his management for the dramat-
lc astainments Of the pupils, and somewhat be-
rating ths morning TRIBUNE for stating thst the
elocutlonary course was the most striking char
acterlstlc OF the school. 1t il Ail taken baok and
the burden Of merit is hereby transferred from
educational shoulders to the original and I'M
tutored talent OF the young ladies And gentlemen.
a!plsR to suggest that highly pitched tone is
not expressive Of patilos, and to warn against q
tendency to drAwl in subdned passages. Miss
Winnie BarroMs' essay, ssEach Upward Step
Nldens the Horizon" wss well written e1ort
while the young gentlemen who personated
8. Father Phil" and the "Stu1np Speaker" gave
their selections with spirit and sruthfulness.
whole performance indicated considerable
amount OF inventive and initiative ability among
he youthful xepirants for fans.
Lake Vlaw having done 50 many remarkable |
tblngs lately, has done another sndproduced =
book Prof. n. ?. Jones, Of RavenBWood, School |
forth in green and gold, ndcre&ny paper little
7olume Of song entitled THE Myth OF Stone |
dol" an Indian legend. It is conceded to bs q !
work OF high degree Of poetic merit and the |
heme-love, OF oonrBe-ie 6weetly discoursed !
Il. :: The Professor ehould introduce bis book |