The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-28
FAIR HiTES.

 Room Q, wooisey, Celebrates Christmas-
 General News of Interest.
 The Christmas exercises of Room Q, woolsey school, proved very interest ing. The program was as follows:
 Reading, Miss Annie Higgins.
 "The Story of Christmas" Masters Baker and Stevenson.
 santa Claus" Master Eben Sage. "The Best Tree of All" Miss Edna Fuller.
 Recitation, "The Frolic of the Fig ures," Master George kessell.
 Recitation, "The Story of Chrlsts Birth" Masters Koella, Guinap, Conk- lin, Grant, O'Brlen, Leitchenheld, Hall, Clark, and Misses Shaw, Clark and Regan. :, Recitation, "The. Old Christmas Tale, " Master Gilbert Kenney.
 Song, Misses Annie Higgins, Maggie Higgins and Rose Langley.
 Recitation, "A Vision of Santa Claus, Master James Hart.
 Recitation, "All Hail to Thee, Master Charles Blatchley.
 Recitation, Christmas Is Here,, Miss Maggie Higgins.
 selections, "Christmas Thoughts" by Longfellow, by the pupils.
 Recitation, "Ths Christmas Stock ings,n Misses Bessie Hastings, Jennie Way and Rose Langley Elba.
 Recitation, Miss Smith.
 Reading, santa Claus" Miss Ella Gates.
 Recitation, "Christmas," Master George McDermott.
 Recitation, "Christmas Time" Miss Florence Hubbard.
 The exercises were under the direc- tion of the teacher, Miss Fannie l. Bunce.
 The w. c. T. U. will hold an all-6ay reception on New Years day. All mem- bers and friends of the organization are earnestly requested to help in some way to make others happy on this New Years day. Money or provisions will be thankfully received by any member of the Union. Mrs. w. Ackel is chair man of the committee.
 The St Andrews M. E. Sunday school gave a very successful render ing of the cantata entitled, "The Cap lure of Santa Claus" upon Christmas eve to a large and appreciative audi ence. The children were then treated tt popcorn balls, candy and oranges.
 L. w. Moody, who has been i'll al his home on the heights several days is now improving. He has had ( touch of malarial fever.
 St. Ignatius' society will hold oper house for members and their friend! New Years day.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Farren of S5 Maltby street, who has been i'll for some time is still confined to her bed, although somewhat better. She is nearly ninet! years of age.
 There was a very high tide yester day and all the oyster stakes in th' river were ornamented with wisps o hay washed off the meadows.
 There were a few sleighs out yes terday, although the sleighing wa poor. There is prospect of it's beins better to-day.
 It was too rough even for the steam CTS to go down to the oyster beds yes terday.
 The young people began coasting ol the hills last evening.
 Local oyster dealers report the trad much improved since the typhoid feve scare. The Bonita and the Thoma Thomas have been chartered to brin another load from Virginia. and ar out there loading. The captain ha some trouble in getting enough or ders to complete the charter of tn last vessel, as there was considerabl stock on hand at the time.
 By means of running snow blow all night, the Fair Haven and West vile road had a pretty good trac yesterday morning. Although some ( the cars were late during the da! their first experience with their ne equipment in big snow storm wa quite satisfactory.
 The Quinnipiac Brewing compan in the spring will build a large coope shop, wagon shop and blacksmith shol locating it near the corner of Ea'
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