Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-12-28

vOtlOuHI services anu tit Nll-lil- Nl ti'
pretty carols. in which the school had been
well trained by Z. l.. Parker After this
Prof Turner of Boston exhibited by the
stereopticou "a fine collection of views in
three series: First of the Holy Land from
Sinai TO Damascus: next OF the life of
Christ: and finally. of sacred statuary and
tine CROCK of ages this last being accom-
named bv the quiet strains of the organ
rendering the familiar music. An explain
atorv address went along with the pictures
some of which were of striking beauty
and the audience was interested TO the end.
ON Tuesday afternoon In the chape.
delightful little party was held for tine prl-
mary department and several classes which
have gone ont from that department since
Miss Fletcher has had It In charge Tue
small brothers and sisters and the mothers
were also invited and BE- was q very happy
gathering a little play was given, do
course of which Santa Claus appeared and
distributed candy and gifts TO the children
Atterward chocolate was served 90 the
mOther,
ON Wednesday evening Christmas par
~ for the older classes was held lu the
chapel. and was very largely attended.
Games and shadow pantomIme. a scene be-
tween Sairv Camp and Betsey Prig. given
by Miss Emma Gregg and Mrs. Webster. a
reading by Miss Helen Emerson. iIiustra-
tions bv pantOmme of Mother Goose char
acters and prominent citizens, concluding
with a marching game. afforded an eH-
ceedInriv pleasant evening entertainment.
Refreshments of ice cream. cake. cocoa and
candy were served. The lollltv continued
tin 10 o clock, and the company dispersed
with the unanimous opinion that 10 was
one OF the best OF celebrations.
swedish Evangelical Mission.
Christmas services were held az the Swed-
ism Evangelical mission al 1880 a.. ST..
and T. j.. 81 on Christmas day wednesday
evening the mission held a social ia their
chapel There were the usual holiday eN-
ercises. Refreshments were served.
Unitarian Church.
The decorations at the Unitarian church
were of holly. with its shining green
leaves and scarlet berries. Mr.. Leavr's
sermon was on "Ihe ChIillBe spirit.
with the text from Matt. NvUL 2: "a
l little child
The world. the speaker SAID. has always Deen
waiting for rnr Cuuuukc mind and heart tu save
n from itself That first Christmas had ITS men
grown weary With pleasure. men soph srCatel
even 20 cvulcisuI. men uus- learning AMI -Nf-
} rI-uc- were wide uut wnos- trust ana hope were
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/ age OF something poweri-5- luexpar1-uaea. u...
soonistlca.ea as tn- pr. 2i- euiniilation VI CIV
.il1 no ''.i A.,- .,,..,
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ura1ea wifi exp-rivnee. l1r whom uer- IS moth
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y, 't ,--,., . s s-a-g ., ,.- ~. -r..,,,'.. .
( cnauca too earstu. ever tu To-, caught. White.
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an, .',-, i..I.. n H.. DIR, .. tsr.,. .-i'|.
isticat-a Christ. d hard. experienced seau. subtle
Son o.. ua..- cpd. calculating 01viaur. a stern.
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. AS one grows older and Wiser DR. grows i1d .-l-r-
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one uar lo admire. not O.. urlIs-. aat 20 lose. ST.
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III the musica. part OF the service there
were solos oy MI Miller and Mrs. LawtOl
and organ selections by Mrs. knowltou.
In the evening there was special chora.
service oy ine sunday school. with carols
/ and Rotations. The program included