The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-06
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Elegant Entertainment Death OF a Chld-lnler.
ssting Personals.

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The Sunday Scbool'oi Rock llill Bap-
| tist church held their Xmas tree eXercia.-
on Tuesday. December 2Gth The au-
dience was large and delightfully."- enter
/ tanned with an interesting program.
I The blinds We're closed and soft light
/ Illuminated the interior, " hcl was elai To-
/ orately decorated with holy. bay laurl.
running pine and mistetoe Mrs llar-
vey Mitchell q skilled organisi. formerly
OF Baltimore. presided at the organ. and
/ the music was enchanting to ali pre-. ent.
Mr. T. G. Montague ~ Kris kingle,
Mr.. l.. {. Hehin ~ Grandfather Pepper,
and Mr.. Wilbur HELM a. SUNNY Jim,
were interesting aud amusing subjects.
/ The following is the program. which
was successfully carried cut.
/ Opening song 10y school; responsive
reading by school and superintendent;
song. Mr. Wilbur llcfin, Misses Eula
/ Green. Octayia Robey aud Grace Patton,
song, Mr. X. G.. MOntagne. song hy Kris
/ kringle Crew; duet and chorus. LOttic
English aud Louise Montague; song and
march 10y ten little girls. VIZ: Misses Min
| ME Garrison, Bessie and Grace Patton,
/ Ocie Green Rose Maddox ,Octavia Robey,
Mamie Ryan, Virginia Robey. Lena Pat
/ ton and Olive Heilin, at the conclusion
OF which the last named four girls came
out and made appropriate Rotations,
song and march 10y four boys; recitation
/ 10y three boys, viz. Mes-rs l.. {. and
| Wilbur Ilehin and Alvah English; song
and march 10y ten boys, VIZ. Messrs.
Montague Cooper. Thad and Lounie
/ Greene. Lonnie aud Wilbur Hefin, Wal
/ ter Maddox. Ashton Armstrong. A. +.
and Alyan English and james Rose, reci-
tation 10y Edna Helm; recitation by five
/ boys. viz Messrs Wilbur Heilin. Alyah
/ English, Lee Armstrong, Aubrey Combs
and Wallace Montague; song los five lit
| tie girls: recitation. Wallace Montague,
rcitatiOns in concert 10y three boys,
song by Edna Hefin; quartette. Mrs.
/ Harvey Mitchell Miss Minnie Garrison,
Messrs. Lonuie Hehin and Montague
Cooper: recitation by five girls; song by
F twelve little girls; dialogue 10y Nellie and
/ Kate Harding; closing song by school
/ Each scholar received q present and a
sack OF coniectiOneries. The organist
was the recipient Of "A handsome lamp
I from the school
Miss Mamie Jones and brother. Of Nor
risviIle, visited AT Mrs. Cora Shaeklett-
recently.
Mr Robert T. Garrett rrent thr holi-
/ days visiting relatives In Herndou, Fair
fax county.
Misses Blanche and Flos-ie H. Green,
who has been visiting relatives in Balti-
more for the past two weeks, will return
shortly. They arr both charmlngyo young
ladies and will open several balls with
I their return.
Messrs. Jas. r. Shacklett. oiuniversity
/ College of Medicine. Richmond. Charlie
Coivin, Of Front Royal. aud Irwin Ryan,
OF Washington, are visiting friends and
relatives here.
Misses Virginia and Octavia Robey
were guests OF Mr. and Mrs. e. W. Brd-
we'll Saturday.
Mr. j. r. Cooper and two little sons.
| Theodore and Willie, visited relatives
here last week.
Luther, aged years. only child OF Mr.
and Mrs Clinton Brown. Of Baltimore,
died Of diphtheria December 23 and was
[ buried the following Sunday. Mr..
Brown is now i'll with the same disease.
Mrs. b. il a daughter Of Mr. Tyler Har-
rison. of this place.
Mrs. Chas Callahan and little son,
Wilbur. have recently returned from a
visit to relatives in Gettysburg
Mr.. J. W. Robey has supplied himself
with fine sleigh.
Mrs. Irwin Spedden has returned to
Washington, after few days visit to
relatives near Ruby.
Miss Minnie Garrison left Thursday for
Baltimore.
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