The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-12-29
DULUTH HEIGHTS GOSSIP
BRIEF AND SOCIAL news

land Presbyterian church held its
Christmas tree program Sunday
evening. 1t was the best program
of its kind ever given under the
auspices of the school, and the lead
ers and workers in the church de-
serve great praise for their labor.
Among the interesting things was
the duet by Mr.. Lowrie and Mr..
Tomlln of West Duluth. The dia-
logue given by Miss Wells class
deserves mention, the pupils were
dressed in the costumes of the diff
ferent countries.
The program was as follows:
I. "Christmas" recitation by Hal
ond Tomlin.
Ell. "Chrfstmas Cheer in Ever,
Land" by girls of Miss Wells
class.
III. II Am So Glad Jesus Loves Me-.
-Four girls.
w. Recitation "A Little Man." Fred
Montgomery.
V. Dialogue "Baby's Xmas Tree
Three girls
vi. Recitation praise Bethlehm.'
Roy Tomlin.
VII. Duet North Wind and Mr.
Frost" Rev. Mr.. Lowrie and MI
TOm1in..
VIII. Offering for the general ey
pense Of the Xmas program, etc.
TX. Song ''Christmas Hymn" Fou
girls.
x. Recitation How He Does It." Mi
ton Kristensen.
XII. Recitation what Did Little
Children Do?" Marion Robertson.
XII. Dialogue Ring We Bells" Three
girls.
XIII. Hymn '1t Came Upon The Mid
night Clear
XIV. Recitation Merry Xmas" Tom
Tomlin.
XIV. Recitation" Xmas" Elsie Kru
XVI. Dialogue '"The Name of Jesus
Seven girls.
XVII. Recitation "The Importan
Note" Tom Tomlin.
XVIII. Hymn Cali Hail the Power
Jesus
TX. Recitation Xmas Signs" Luc.
MONTGOMERY.
Xxx. Recitation *'Xmas in the Heav
ems" Bernice Sewery.
XII. Hymn 'Watchman Tell Us O.
the Night"
The arrival of Santa and the presen
tation of gifts.
DR. Rice of the Methodist church was
on the Heights Monday.
The McEwen family held their re
union at the home of Mr.. VIM Nc:
ST., on Orange street Xmas day.
George McEwen left early Wednesday
morning for Virginia but Mr.. Alex. Nc
Even and family will remain in the
city until some time after the New
Year.
Mr.. Wilfred Robertson left Thurs
day to accept position as clerk in
lumber camp for thearemaining part
OF the winter.
Christmas Day was busy one on
the rink, 1t was crowded all day with
skaters of all classes
Miss Pauline L j ~ Susan Eaton
visited on the Heights Christmas even
ing.
J. H. NJ. Parker and his daughter
Kathaline left Wednesday evening for
Mr.. Parks farm in eastern Canada.
Mr.. Borgan and several enthuslts-
tic ski riders enjoyed the thrilling ex-
periences of ski hill Christmas Day.
Robert Hendry and family spent
Christmas with friends at Hunters
Park. -
EPISCOPAL SCHOOL.
st. Pauls Church Sunday School
held their program Christmas Eve.
The affair was under the manage
ment of the Rev. Mr.. Reed.
Owing to the fact of the church be-
ing unheated the program was much
shortened.
The program was as follows:
I: Greed" Charlott Kanze.
II. "Father Xmas. RAY Johnston.
III. Xmas Bells" Alzada Donald
w. "A Spray of Holly" Chauncey
Johnson.
V. Flute Solo. Mr.. Parker.
vi. Xmas Tree Story" Told by Mr..
Reed.
VII. "Hark! Hank! The Angelic
Swells Are Telling"
VIII. Hymn Golden Harps Are
Sounding"
Should anybody come out and help
sweep the rink and have as an EXCUSE
no tools to work with, bear this in
mind: Mr. Stauber has managed to
secure for rink use six fine brooms
Now then, If you feel at all ambitious
along this line Mr.. Stauber can soon
supply you with the implements Of
warfare.
Mr.. Sam Maghan will give a collec-
ton of sacred music on the phono
graph next Sunday evening at the
church..
Kcv. Mr.. Lowrie will deliver New