The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-12-26
Christmns Entertainments.

First Presbyterian Church, We'd
nesday evening, was devoted to the
! Sabbath School and although Christ
mas day, 1900, was thing of the past,
yet the memories of the joyous event
We're SO fresh that each face sseem-
ed 10 beam with delight and with Gag
er anticipation. The school settled
in their seats and enjoyed each num-
Der ON tho programme.
Amajestic evergreen Christmas Tree
which reached from the floor to the
ceiling was tastefully decorated,
thanks to quite number of the young
ladies of the church, who worked hard
aud faithfully to give the children u
pleasing sight
The smiling face of the Superinten-
dent. Warren \. Greene, reflected the
goodness of his heart in arranging
satisfactory treat for the school He
is always happy in making others hap
~.
Quite number of children recited
/ HNiAA0 dl'ihbI'll NIT NHIlSlllhS verses.
The music was bright and cheerful and
was sung by the choir and school in II
spirited manner.
Mention should be made of solo
by Miss Margaret McGill. whose sweet
voice So charmed the audience that an
encore was demanded.
Rev. II. \. MacKubbin's remarks
were Of such character as to cause
much laughter among the scholars,
especially when he told the story about
the boy he knew 80 we'll who found a
black strap i'll his stocking.
Gifts were distributes, some TO the
members of the infant class for faith
full attendance
The school then received the candy
prepared for them and in addition,
each girl in the infant class received
paper doll and each boy rubber ball.
These had been hanging on the tree.
and Of course all were delighted.
Ii was delightful entertainment
and the children. and we guess the
older people too. went home tired and
happy Thus ended the last Christ
mas entertainment Of the 10Th Cen
turt May all vino took part 1--we 10
see the lst Of the next Century.
The Christmas exercises Of the FIRST
Baptist Sunday School we're held on
Christmas Eve, and were highly ENJOY
ed by the children. After singing by
the school, the curtains TINT enveloped
the platform were drawn aside and
bedroom scene was disclosed, in which
Two little children, after having hung
up then stockings, We're being put to
bed ktiss kring'e appeared soon.
coming down the chimney, who pro.
ceeaed IL I'll the stockings \ poem
explaining the operations Of kriss was
read 10y Mrs Fhateher Inter ON THE
Night after Christina" was presented
IN tahleauX, Mrs. Alfred Goodfellow
reading the poem. Afterward eornet
Sole lY RObt Schcnck, violin solo
10y Miss Grace T.. Pierson mud Christ
mas anthem 10y the choir were given,
and the children were treated each 10
Il box Of choice candy. The children
and friends were requested to bring an
offering for the poor, aud the money
thus contributed amounted to over
eleven dollars, which was turned over
the committee on charities of the
churches of this city. Besides the
money, large quantity of groceries,
&c., were brought for the poor,
A very pleasing entertainment WAS
given by the NJ, +. Sunday School of
this city, on Christmas night. Onr
reporter has failed to give MS full re-
port, as was expected There was
big turnout