News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-01-01
OBER HILL

Gabriel Joslyn and son.
| win Japan has drawn few logs t.
Parker & Stearns' steam mill.
Charlie Joslyn was summoned to Soutl
Hero on business last Tuesday.
Camp Joslyn will be in the care of Ra!
Kinney until it's proprietor returns.
Miss Winnie Hurlbut of Hyde Park was
a visitor at Willard Manning's over Sun
day.
Ray Kinney spent Christmas with hi
mother, Mrs. Maude Kinney, at Hyde
Park.
Miss Flossie Manning was at home will
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Man
ming during Christmas.
| SUNDAY SCHOOL NOTES
The Sunday School has been presented
| with a set of song books by VIM. Frank
Kinney of Jericho.
An organ has been sent by friend
from Massachusetts for the benefit of
the Sunday School and is now in the care
of MIS-. Byron Lambert.
The report of Ober Hill Union Sunday
school for the past three months is as fol-
ows:-Number enrolled "A. Total at
tendance 2lS, an average OF ii SIG per
Sunday. Total collection was s. 50, an
average of 80 1915 cents per Sunday.
Next Sunday is the election of officers
and teachers for the coming year. All are
asked to be present. Tue old board of
officers and teachers were as follows:-
superintendent l.. B. Bailey; Assistant
Superintendent, l.. l.. Eastman; Secreta-
ry, Charlie Joslyn; Treasurer. Elbridge
Jones; Primary teacher. Miss Flossie
Wescom; Intermediate teacher, Miss liver
Jones; Adult teacher, Mrs. Byron Lam
bert.
THE CHRISTMAS EXERCISES
The Christmas exercises given by ODER
Hill Union Sunday School at the home of
Mr., and Mrs. Byron Lambert, last We'd
nesday evening was well attended, there
being forty present. The children did
themselves credit By the way in which
they rendered their parts. The commit
tee of entertainment, Miss Flossie Wes-
comb, Miss Ivah Jones and Miss Ida Man
ming, spared no pains to make the even
ing a success.
The following program was rendered:
Song, Make Christmas All the Time, by
three girls; Recitation, Welcome for the
School Entertainment. Emma Lambert;
Merry Christmas, Little George Lambert;
Reading, Christmas Day, Dorothy Rich
ardson; Little Boys Speech, Alton Davis;
Recitation, Marion Lambert; An Exer-
else, Angle of Peace, by four girls; Rec
itation, If | Were Santa Claus, Harry |
Manning; An Exercise, Morning Joy, by |
Six Girls; An Exercise, Little Ones Are |
Singing, two girls; Recitation, The Quar- |
rel, Ivah Jones; Remarks by the Super
intendent; Song, Mrs. Bryon Lambert;
Exercise, the intermediate class; Recita-
ton, Ida Manning; Song, Christmas.
Dorothy Richardson; Sing Song of San
ia Claus, Qrrin Lambert; Kitty's Christ
mas, Florence Lamphere; Christmas
Homer Manning; A Lesson
from the IIollies, Gerald Japan; When
Santa Claus Comes, Dorothy Richardson;
Blessed Christmas, by Emma Lambert;
Merry Christmas, Carl White; Song,
Merrily, Cheerily Swing, by three girls.
After the program door was opened,
the Christmas tree in all its
beauty of g!istening tinsel, wax candles.
md presents. galore. The EXPLANATIONS
If the children all were glad to hear. Each
me went home well remembered and
ceiling the spirit of Christmas tide. All
expressed their thanks to Mr.. and Mrs.
byron Lambert for their hospitality and
indness in opening their house for
his occasion.
Those who were present outside the
istrict were Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Wes-
omb and Harry Desotell of Eden, and
Il B. Bailey of North Hyde Park.