The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-27
EASTON

The Baptist Sunday school held their Christmas concert in the church very prettily decorated with running pine and a tree loaded with gifts for the Sunday school. The following program was presented: All Hail to the King, by the choir; prayer, by the pastor; address of welcome, by Favreau; carol, Come Ye to Bethle- hem, by choir; recitation, Christ mas, Evelyn See1ey; solo, Lena Kroh- mer; recitation, When Awoke", by Kenneth Logan; recitation, Charlotte Favreau; recitation, Millie Peterson; recitations, Angles Song and "Si- meon's Song, Mrs. Clarence Andrews; recitation, "The Little Lord Jesus, by Hilda McCauley; solo, Miss Achsah Candee; drill by Miss Minnie Sher- woods class; recitation, "A Hole in the Stocking, by Milton McCauley; choir; recitation, Miss Clara Sanford; corl, "The Shepherds Kept Their Flocks" by the choir; class exercise by Mss Mary Ferris class; responsive reading, "Phophecy and Fulfilment"; song by Hilda McCauley and Beth An- drews; recitation, Samuel seeley; rec to God in the Highest, by the choir; duet Starry Plains, Mrs. Clarence Andrews and William Andrews; reef tation, "A Christmas Wish, by Rob- ert Hogan; carol, Silently Over Beth lehem", by the chofr; responsive read ing, "The Triumphant King, by the school; distribution of gifts, and the benedictfon.
 Miss Lillie Krohmer of Bridgeport, was over Christmas guest of her par ents, MT. and Mrs. John Krohmer.
 Mrs. Duncomb of Sport Hill, is <1 <f hor sister, Mrs. George Sherwood.
 Miss Clara Cornell, having spent the week end as guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. George Cornell, of Rock House, has returned to her school du- ties.
 Miss Dorothy Davis, having spent the Christmas vacation with her par ents, has returned to her school du- ties
 Mrs. G. Burr Tucker, having spent few days as guest of her nephew and niece, MT. and Mrs. Fred Lyford, has returned home.
 Miss Lucy Disbrow and Miss Mar guerite Sturges, who attend the Bridgeport High School, are spending their vacation with their parents, MT. and Mrs. william Disbrow and Mrs. T. Sutrges of Sport Hill.
 Miss Mary Gillette has finished her duties at the P!attsville school. After
  ents, MT. and Mrs. Edward Gillette, at Adams Corners, she will go to Tren- ton, N J., where she will take a course in music.
 The following program was given at the Easton Academy by the pupils of the Adams, the Center Primary and the Academy, on Friday afternoon: Song, "Washington's Christmas Par ty'', by the school; Welcome. by Edith Gustavson; "If There Were No Xmas, by Joseph Metlake; Did You Ever See Santa Claus, by James Mc- Carthy; "One Week., Annie Ruman; Substitute, Nina Andrews; dia- logue "Santa's Visit, by George Beno and Ralph McCollam; "A Stitch in Time, Marion .Sortlik; Kris Kiln gle's Hired Man, Steven KOchis; ex- ercise, Santa Claus, primary class; Ring, Mary Turney and Margaret Stucek; "I Think of Home and Moth CT When It Is Christmas Time" by Achsah Candee; "Poor Santa Claus, by George Beno; dialogue, '"The Mes sage of Christmas Bells'', George and Michael Dennis, Marion Fallo, Katie Kochis, Margaret Pavelike, Bertha Andrews, Mary Miller, Beth Andrews, Ruth McCollam; song, Christmas Chimes, by the pupils of the Acad- emy; 'Dorothy's After Thought, by Edith Gustavson. Organ accompanf- ment by Clara Sanford, violin accom- paniment by Mary ,Siliman. After the program the presents were distrlb- uted.
 H. Peters of New York, is spending his vacation at the parsonage as guest of Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Locke.