Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-12-24
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Personals.


Everyone is in hurry these days
with very little tire for social calls
as every thought is for the dear old
gentleman that will srrivt tonight.
What JOY his coming brings 20 man.
The people coming TO the country are
more numerous than ever and dOzsnscf
autos pass through these parts daily,
tiled with a merry crowds and piled Up
with greene OF all kinds Many of
the beautiful trees are disappearing
from the woods TO make some little
cue happy.
Last Monday party Of hunters
with dogs were in Mr.. N. Sahlin's
woods hcnting coon during the day
and ths set fire to very large tree
% force Mr.. Coon out and went away
and left it. About three acres were
completely burned up. Is such thing
allowed during daylight. When the
men come at Sight they have hard
time to get coons. The woods are be-
ing destroyed great deal this win
ter by men coming from large cities
during the day and st times they get
as many as six coons.
Quite an enjoyable tims was hsd
by the members of the Progressive
Fstmers Association at their meet
ing at Murray Hall, Brownsville, last
Wednesday night, when the new Off
GERS were installed.
The Christmas entertainment az
School No. 10, near Iglehart, was
given last Friday afternoon. The
school room was beautifully deeorat-
ed ia holly and running cedar. also q
tree filed with pres snts was in one
corner. and Mrs. j. f. Hall drew a
beautiful fireplace with stockings
hanging. and Old Santa coming down
the chimney The children took
their parts very nicely, showing
much care and thought of the teacher,
Mrs. Briee Worthiugton. The fol-
lowing program was rendered
Hymn, "Holy Night, Silent Night,
bc the school: recitation, "A Christ
mas Carol" Katherine Kyle; recita-
zion, December, Wesley Kyle;
-s citation, "What They Want for
Christmas" by six children; song,
On, Little Town Of Bethlehem, =;
recitation, Christmas Over All the
lauJ, Hall Worthington recitation,
'Grsndps, Frank Wagner recitation
A Christmas Scng," " Freddie Hons
ley; Christmas Poem" by the chill
dren spelling Christmas, each child
having a letter pinned on recitation,
Upset, Jessie Kyle; recitation,
Bells Of Christmas, Webster
King; song, 1t Came Upon the Mid
night Cleal recitation. Christ
mas In the Heart Richard II All;
recitation, christmas Morning,
Elizabeth Anderson; recitation,
Merry Christmas, Louise King;
Christmas Story" by the teacher,
Mrs. Worthin gton; recitation,
Christmas Joys" Bubbie Worth
ington. recitation, Little Wishes, I"
Harvey Carter; closing speech, by
Elia iaabeth Anderson.
Mrs. j. e. Hall was Santa and dis
tributed the presents to the children.
Their teacher was also remembered
with a number of very beautiful and
useful presents All the children
left for home with bright ana happy
faces. A few of the neighbors at
tended, but how odd when parents
having children taking part do not
take interest enough to go end en-
courage them.
Miss Elinor Hall, of Severn
Farm, left last wek to spend the hol-
idays with relatives in Washington.
Mr. Paul Croghan, of Washington,
vas the guest of Mr.. II. Henry wiki
ing, Jr., at his home at lglehart last
Wednesday.
Mr.. Fred A. Arth, of Washington,
and his brother, Claude, of Balti-
more, are the guests OF their mother,
MTs. Joseph Arth, OF Twin Cedars
Tor the holidays.
We extend to the editor and
staff. also the readers Of the Evening
Capital. wishes for a very Merry
Christmas with JOY unbounded and
plenty Of pretty and useful presents.
L. NJ. W.