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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-10

New York.-John Drew has three
leading women in his new play, but
the trio does not include Mary Bo-
land, the statuesque young person
who aided him so charmingly in
Smith" and Jack Straw"
Miss BOland has withdrawn from
the Frohman fold and she will be fea-
tured this season by Joseph Brooks
in Edward KnOblach's play, My
Lady's Dress" ---,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-10

dent in field near Argo. Life sentence.
Frank Clark and Ed Wolf sentenc-
ed to the pen for violation of. parole.
Oliver Griffin, 1923 Greenleaf aV.,
wanted for wife abandonment, pinch
ed in Du Page county.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-10

BITS OF NEWS
Isaac Bond, coIored, found guilty
Of murder Of Ida Leegson, art stu
The sun., 1914-08-26
Thrre New workers. In Scmi-hnaI.

MArtEwooD, y. H., Aug 25,--Three
n'.'"r"'tan players, W, B Gates ana
j. i' Burroughs OF Brooklyn. and O. II
u" .i"nan Of New York, made the semi
u ''s ~ the challenge cup annual tennis
nlt''y to-day, II. $. Schley, New York,
Nn1 a. g. Tarbell, Winchester. play for
nl4..U
The sun., 1914-08-26
SERIES RACES BEGIN
IN ATLANTIC REGATTA
Thirty-fOur Yachts Start in
Seven Glasses OFF
Sea Gate.
SAIL IN STEADY WIND
Lower Bay Yachtsmen Outscorc
Rivals From Sound in
Star Division.
SAIL IN STEADY WIND

The series races OF the Atlantic Yacht
Club race week began yesterday after
noon. Thrty-four yachts started and
competed In eleven class races. They
were favored with a steady sailing wind
from the southeast, which hauled a little
to the south before the races ended. There
were two Sound schooners. two New York
thirtics, two Inter Club yachts, three OF
the Sound handicap class. four Birds and
several stars from Long Island Sound
to compete with the lower bay yachts
It was only In the star class, however.
that there was any competition between
the Sound and Lower Bay. and the Lower
BAY yachtsmen won, the Shadow, owned
by w /. Inslee. finishing first. on points,
figured in the usual way. tho Lower Bay
yachtsmen scored 81, to 81 to the credit
Of the Sound men.
Tho course over which the thirties,
schoOnerettes. Sound handicap class and
Class . yachts sailed was laos miles
In length II was a run on the first leg.
a reach to Fort Hamilton and then wind
ward work.
The Okee got the start In the race
OF the thirtles and led the Bansai by
a small margin over the entire course.
~ lut tll pi Nile UFrt ItuilN phtt
led by nearly three minutes and this was
almost doubled before the race was ended.
The Mora led the Alicia at the end OF
the round by minutes and on the race
by s minutes 81 seconds Tho Joyetta.
Commodore W. n. Childs new X class
yacht, had no competitor. so she sailed
against the winner OF the class which
happened to be " and + IL. and allowed
that yacht minutes IS seconds. The
Joyetta won easily. The NJ and + II.
easily defeated the Cyric.
/ In the . class the Virginia led at the
end Of the first round, being 90 seconds
ahead Of the Arvia, and Alice was third
30 seconds further astern. on the sec
oud round. when on the wind, the Arvia
managed to pass the Virginia, and won
! the race by minutes Sc seconds. tow
/ figured In this race and bothered the
| racers.
; The Heron was the winner in the Bird
class, with the Curlyw second. beaten 9
seconds. The Teaser was third. I minute
II seconds astern Of the Curlew. and
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McLoughhn and Bundy Keep National Doubles Title

the Loon was last, 13 seconds further
astern
In the Star class the Little Dipper. sailed
by George Cory. had to retire. The
Shadow won by . minutes 81 seconds and
tho CynoBure. now owned by A. q. Fly,
was second, 10 seconds ahead OF the
In the evening the visitors and the
pembers enjoyed Venetian tete arranged
by Commodore J. Stuart Blachton.
the summaries:
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB THIRTY rooTERs
COURSE, 1905 MlLEs-sTART. Ia.
Y.ch, and Owner hSs. hiSi's HSs. ii%'
Ssss Ssss. f. L.as Sshl''', :ss sssi e Il
cotnsE IL, MhflEAsNSrAhr, ,Ni'- s:%'
,oye,ts Child. 4 Draper. .nSs .is.. q
Corrected times-Joyetta, 2:i6:42; N. az. IL,
2:T33
sLooPs. CLASS s-coURsE. n1 MILES
START. sos
N. 4 p. IL. Camp 4 Msrchant 4Iw as .
Cyric. W. hint Hall........,.. 6oi 10 abe ~
LARcHMosT 7, ,NTEsctTB Rsr GLAss-couhsE'
Yuron. ". s Mackintosh. ...... t29 10 Q q 10
Como G. Shields ................ Z3N q "
SCHOONER ERE1-rEs-CouasE 1906 MILES
START, 1;to
SG!f. Sa.i: " n .ss psiss.s' :ss ;SS!!11
sLooPs. CLASS 9IcoURsE 1903 MILES
Arvia. p. W. Rouss ............. 50 20 fS %
Virginia, J n Blackton....... 40 - 40 q
Alice. Ghersrdi Davis. s............ 20 10 90 i5
SOUND HANDICAP CLAss-coURsE, 100
MILEs-START, l:S5.
Rohilla, II. NJ Diem. ..........,. 4DS 2G
sally TX, A. Y. Black..,...... 800 2H 0
Impera II, G. T. Pierce e...u... 81 o. IS 0t
GRAvESEND Ray HANDICAP CLASS
COURSE. ii.s2 M1LEs-sTART, i:5S.
" y, Prof Sever ... ........ .Sl. 70 u
BIRDS COURSE. ile MILES-sTART. 2o6
Heron. A. W Cowl ............ 20 23l y
Curlew, &. L. willard autumn. 81 % S2 o.
Teaser, A. Nesbitt ............... ~ 80 y
Loon, A. w. Knapp. ..,...,..... ~ ~
GRAvEsEND BAY RNocKABoUTs- COURSE
u.A MlLEs-sTART. s:io.
Slow POKE Y l.. Durland. t@s 2e2 y
Mouse. Il +. supper. r..........., ~ IS ~
Chico, s. II Church. ............. % % 30 o.
STAR CLAss-coURsE, iiA MILEs-sTART
2:B.
SHADOW W Z. Inslee ...........4 4A03 siec
Cynosure, A b Fry............. +Gbs r o
Twinkle, J. q ALLEY. ............ 1905 g2te
Murad, DIR. &. l. Atkinson, 70 u 70 2
Half Moon. W. V. Kipp........ 80 Is
snapper, A. lselin .d.......,". ?2 ~ 2
Zets @ NJ Elder, Jr........... - 80 2
Maxi1e. q. l.. Boston. n...,.,..,.. $50 IS 2 30 8
Meteor, r. II Finlay ............ 20 " -
Argus r l. Bailey. .....,,.......l 10 80 30
Little Dipper, q. A. Cory ...., Withdrew
The sun., 1914-08-26
NEWSPAPER MEN AT sTWANOY,
riay One nay golf Tournament over
Excellent New Links

MouNT VERNoN. y. Y, Aug 25.-The
members of the New York Newspaper
Golf club played to-day in a one day
tournament as the guests OF the Siwanoy
Country club. Although the course is
"A new one opened for play last spring
after having been laid out a year ago
by Donald Ross, It is in splendid condi-
tion.
Fred Clements. with an 80, Won the
prize given by the SwanOy club for the
best gross score, and \. G. Murray and
Albert Hedley tied for second Each
made the round In 9e, The winners in tn,
four ball competition were c. + LauN
and David Hall with "A score OF SEQ
SO. The scores:
Foursomes-C r. LRuN and David Han
sg--2O, SO. J. t.. Finn and Fred Han, g2--1
10. Fred Clements and Al owens, s6--i5, n
\. y. Roth and 4. g. Murray. ST., a.
A. j. CLIFFORD and Albert Hedlev. SB-l7 "a
Frank 7. Pope and Fred Beuzlngcr "t--3
sta 10
Handicap- Fred clements, sat IS
Peter Campbell lo3-.I. i6; David HAL
lOe---g4, IS, J. e. Finn, S5--iN. -, HarrS
u. eastman. est TO- Fred Hall. li6--gs
so. Albert Hedley. 92--ll, 81. \. g. Murray
g2--ll, 81, James Il Crowel. 9N--l7, 81
Harry \. Hsines, 97-ll, -; Edgar u
s5. {. = Laux' iOo-I,. ~, j II Williams
George = Ralston. loi--ll. II; p g, Lucas
s7-9, S.. Frederick *. FIaugh, ~, 90
A y Roth. l0'-l3, 81. Al r. owens
iOs-ls %.
The sun., 1914-08-26
KING COUCHMAN TAKES STAKE
Wins Feature NJ Fort Erie-Robert
Mt1rot Injured.

BuFFALo, Aug. 25.-The Grand Circuit
opening at the Fort Erie track this after
noon was featured by the victory OF tho
nrown gelding King Cuuchmar. In the
10000 stake. for 2;ii PAGERS
In the final heat of the .06 trot Grace
and Robert Mllroi colided on the back
stretch, the latter falling and being In.
Jured 80 badly that he may not race
again. The summaries
The sun., 1914-08-26

so,ooi roand@J. dn1,JIP'iF'nH HasbsTd d won from
Norman p, brookes BY default; Dean Mathey
Yy,l,.ed Yd,si, ) So, Bro%n ~ "a 7Ts p,,iI,n.i sS
q, -, sN3; Karl Behr defeated o. j,
a.ts',et .n.. nasll wagnsr 81 81 s.,n sns;
elysen. e. ia ia; Clarence J. Grimm.
Msor.e. y. McIloqshlin defeated c. ".
.a,ei Roland Hazard, 90. 10, "a; p.
Wight defeated Ezra Gould 90, Ia;
- % Alfred $. Dabney defeated s;
lnshrt y 3. l4-io, s-6, So So; Wat
t"s "a S'snGur9 ;n5l 7-5 defeated NehAra h"r'e'
-. 1nlrI Round-H C. johnson defeated -,
Z Hoppin. 50, "a, 20; Frederick &.
nw"a dsfeaated Dixon cun9lngham, 50.
10. 90. t--l, I'll Gustave y Touchard Ri
r"iNa'cl Walter J.. Pate, g, s-2, "a;
h FottreA defeated @. Roberts, 6-';
Niles defeated O. Humphreys 50, SO,
,r.., SIDNEY rhayer. Jr, defeated j. r.
.asd of'i T. sands G 80 80 &C., A. 7Ms, MS!o5 st at
+ >orrls Williams I'd defeated William, ".
y'n."l'u p l. IS, "a, G-9i IL A. NC
,,ihn'S defeated r Achelis "a. 81, "a:
o. 'ihier defeated II, d. Litt'e e--o'
haro.d Throckmorton defeated Il. G
,'r-n 4sfea'od noso,'Gl" ,sa @!sorss "a &
s.tee,ti n q Thomas. - sHs 50,
W Johnson defeated Lawrence curtis
:, -, r. stevens defeated = r, a
I'SJj9 S.r 1,o S,.o' eIli Ge@9rge p card
70 - ''''V3 + g " wrisht NdeHs[' defsatsd H. y
N}'per "a, b-2 90 IS.
The sun., 1914-08-26

IuTHci p0InIs-Mc L0ughIIn, q Hundy, n.
Church, 8 Mathey, .. ErrOrs-McLoughlin,
l. Bundy, 9. church, 3 Mathcy, ls.
Rcrdpitulation - sets - Mclaughlin and
bIndy. church and Mathey, o. Games
Mclaughlin aud Bundy, Is. Church and
Naihty 10 Points 49, Mclaughlin and
Bundl, 20. church and Mathey. ~ Earned
aud Mathey. gg. Errors s--McLoUghlin and
bnudY 5o church and Marley, 81 Nets
.l"uEnlm. .; Bundy. Is Church, 10;
/ church II; Ma,hey. IL Aces by place
mon! Mclaughlin. ~; Bundy, ~; Church,
!! Mainoy II Service aces-Mc Loughln,
bundy, I. church, o; Mathoy, o. Double
:,I.ta --SlcLoughlln. ., Bundy, o. church. 4;
Mthoy 3. Earned points-McI.oughiin, 81;
:, y. .LouFhlin, 20, Dundy. 80; Church, 20,
ha'hey, IS
The sun., 1914-08-26

IIrHoI pO.Ufs--Mv LoughIin, I, Bundy, I.
Ch .r.H. p Mathey l. Errors-M cl.oughlln,
: Buudy, i, church Z; Mathey. ~
THIRD SET.
Mclaughlin and Bundy:
90. .it3 % 4-sS--s
Church and Mathey:
9iiog l-2s-<
The sun., 1914-08-26

Harmed points Mclaughlin s; Bundy, 3;
Church I: Mdthey, T. ErrOrs--Mc Loug h lin.
s Bu1dy, IS, Church, II; Mathey s.
SECOND SET.
N-loGgh.in and Bundy.. 24It44O t-26-s
The sun., 1914-08-26

N.Loushun and Bundy;
it3i So l-36-s
Church and Msthey:
o ilsSi i-ss-4
ANAIySTS
The sun., 1914-08-26
SOUTH A Nj f RIGA
CAPITAL

Young man who can give highest refer
ences aud who lust returned from South
America desires To meet pe0ple with $1,000, 90
10 invesL Address A, b., boA III sun ONCE
The sun., 1914-08-26
CALIFORNIA DOUBLES
TEAM RETAINS TITLE
. Mclaughlin and Bundy Win as
They Please From Church
and Mathey.
CrP> OFT or COMPETITION
Third Victory for Pair Is ny
scores Of 6-t. 6-2, Ct
Johnston Eliminated.
CTPS OFT or COMPETITION

NrvruEr. Nug 25--Maurice T.. Nc
Luca.u and Thomas G. Bundy OF Cali
fo-.. .uccesstuly defended their national
du.1.. championship title here to-day.
ror. - the challcngers. George NJ,
,I.H and Dean Ma,hey OF New Jersey.
a,t.'y 500 three straight sets with scores
i't T. 8. :. 6i As this Is the third
,u. '.tt Mclaughlin and Bundy have
v1u 'UD cups they gain possession OF
them
Church started service and won the
Tr-f Elfuo after ~ had gone To deuce
'ur games alternated then until the score
Nas even AT tWo all The chalengers
paved Burdy continually and moved into
to ',ld st i-2. but the defenders tight
, tI.d AID gathered In the set by winning
fiIr Games cuusorutively. with the score
- BOO their favor Church and Mathey
r,.Isd u.,, a point TO win the fifth game
bar four errors gave Il TO the defenders
A-1,u iu the eighth game they needed only
r9.H'. hu' the best they could do was to
carr, 'Hr game 10 deuce three times be-
10 r,lInqushinr II. McLoughlin's won
drr'u' play made the last two games easy
fr Hs team. Points in the opening set
p.re 3f-2s
church ard Mathey were very weak In
t1r early games OF the second set and
cluster. They hraced finally and good team
W.T.. gave them the seventh game, but
'.N could not keep IL up and the SET
ended at 81 Not one game OF the set
w. 20 deuce. Points were 26-l5.
The defenders moved very fast through
the carly games OF the fnal set and soon
had a ead of 4-l. The Jersey players
broke through McI.oughlin's service In the
s.NiH game and cane up to "a by tax
iuE the seventh at love. The teams broke
even on the next two games and the de-
Tenders kept the trophies when thry
earned four points on the tenth game
M.l~ushlln finished the match with a ser.
Nc" a.o The points were 33-2S.
pichird Norris Williams % Of Philadel.
phi defeated w NJ. Johnston OF Sar
Francisco, 81. 3---6. Ga, 6--3. Their,
ets plenty Of good tennis in the match
although neither man was at his best
THe summaries:
National Doubles Championship. ChaIleng,
R1urIt- Maurice Il Mclaughlin and Thomas
e BHniy iefendersl defeated George NJ
Church and Dean Mathey tchailengerD
, t-1. e., b-i. The point score ana stroke
ana. sis:
The sun., 1914-08-26
Observation-Disclosures rocsns.
MOUNT PLEASANT HoUSl
tIsISEsS CHANCES.

Enlarged; modernizedi private baths; bells:
gas dancing FREE GARAGE, Open all yea,
W = " IEFCU Mount pooono, ps
The sun., 1914-08-26
nnm,on Dcf.nts Deal Again.

''" team, which was beaten Saturday
N .' klmson four for the ltums0n cups,
"as fentrd again to-day by the same
'iW 'n a spirited match Tor the Mon
mouth cpps on Herbert Field AT the Rum
son Country club, The score was 10 to
goods,
The sun., 1914-08-26
PENNsYLyANIA-Canadensis.
NEW sPRIiCE CARIN INN.
SUMNER RESORTk

Greatly enlarged, Finest locs tiop in Pocono
Ats Rooms en- suite with bath Electric
Hight steam heat, telephone In rooms. sun
parlor. music, dancing shddle horscs solf
tennis bowling garage illustrated booklet
Ia"kawhana i, Il 70 Cresco station
W j & - ID. PRICE, Canadensls. Pa
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-12-23
Methodist Church

A union meeting of the Christian En-.
deavor and the Epworth League was
held in the auditorium of the Methodist
church last Sunday evening. The SER
vice was led by Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey
Story and proved to be unusually inter.
esting. A pleasing feature of the meet
ing was = vocal song, entitled "The
Birthday of the King" by Miss Reba
Skinner, also two songs by the primary
girls.
Next Sunday morning the pastor will
give small New Years calendar to all
who attend the service.
The Epworth League service next Sun
day evening will be led by Miss Esther
Bacon; subject, A Larger Life and Grow
ing Ideals.
Last Sunday being Christmas Sunday
an unusually large crowd was present.
The choir furnished excellent music for
the occasion. The regular choir was
ably assisted by Miss Belle Barrows. The
Young Mems Orchestra was in attend
ance, which also added much to the
music. By special request two of the
anthems which were used last Sunday
will be repeated at the morning service
next Su nday. VIM. A. Best will sing a
tenor solo. The pastor will preach a
New Years sermon.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-12-23
Methodist

The Methodist Christmas tree and ex-
ercises will be held at the church toner
row evening at 1870. Following is the
program:
Song, Awake 0 Earth, School
Scripture and Prayer, Pastor
Greeting, Oscar Churchill
Jesus Birthday, Luella Garry, Hazen
Fisk, Donald Griswold
Sang, Primary Girls
Exercise, Once in Royal David's City,
Junior Boys
Recitation, My Gift, Doris O'Neil
Defamation, The Christmas Seed,
George Foss
Solo, Snow Flakes, Dolly Magoon
Defamation, Philips Stocking,
Philip Smith
Recitation, A Little Girls Speech,
Dallas VanDusen
Recitation. A Wish, Elizabeth Gould
Duet. One Far Off Night,
Frances Smith and Eleanor Downey
Exercise, Santa Claus Shower,
Primary Boys
Defamation. Bob's Violin.
Harold DowneY
Exercise, Primary GIr's
Song, Send the TidiDgs, Choir
RECLAMATION, Envy, Lawrence Cowan
Defamation, What Little Fellow
Can Do, Leslie Coon
Exercise, What Win We Do With
Our Christmas Pennies? Primary Glass
Solo, A Dolls Lullaby, Marion Benson
Defamation, A Secret, Roy Ring
Recitation, The Longest Day,
lnez Howard
Exercise, The First Christmas,
Junior Boys
Song by the Rabbits
Recitation, Bessie's Christmas Tree,
Eleanor Downey
Exercise, Bethlehem's Star,
Junior Girls
Defamation, Christmas Snowballs,
Paul Cornell
Closing Song, The Song the Earth is
Singing
Distribution of Gifts
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-12-23
UniYerSalist Church

The usual Christmas exercises of the
Sunday school will be held Thursday
evening of this week at 1880. A series of
tabloaux will be shown with the general
title, Keeping Christmas and the chill
dren's choir will sing several selections.
The pastor of this church will accom-
pany the Boy Scouts on hike next
Tuesday, weather permitting. Boys de-
string to 60 are requested to meet at the
PASTORS home at $50 with one-third
days rations, not including iron rations,
which will not be permitted.
Next Sunday the 100th anniversary of
the birth of Edwin II. Chaplin will be OBJ
served and an Offering taken for the
Chaplin Home in New York City. The
Home is feeling the effects of the general
financial depression due to the war and
asks the aid of our churches for the first
time.
A very pretty service was held in this
church on Christmas Sunday. A very
pleasing feature was professional by
the choir. These young voices are devel
oring rapidly, showing tue pleasing re-
suits of faithfulness on the part of the
ladies themselves and the efficient train
ing and dictatorship of the present and
last organists, who have solved the
churches musical problem.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-12-23
XMAS AT THE CHURCHES
Advent

The Christmas Tee and exercises of
the A. G. church and Sunday School will
be held this week Friday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs u. G. Houston on
the Lakeroa All members and friends
of the School aud Home Department are
invited to attend. Following is the pro-
gram as arr aoged:-
Song, School
Prayer, Rev. G. w Tabor
Responsive Scripture Lesson,
Young People
Song, Church Choir
Recitation, Welcome. Ruth Houston
Christmas is Coming, Maurice Jacobs,
Gerald Beard, Lillian Beard, Floyd
Houston
Song, Luther's Cradle Hymn,
!l1 Primary Glass
The Christmas Box, Six Junior Girls
Song, with autoharp, Glenn Prior
That's Just Me, Lawrence Miller
The Meaning OF Christmas, Leona
Putnam, Netiie BidwelI, Laura Mil
Ter, Gertrude Houstan, Iva Chamber
lain
Song, Jesus Loves Me, Primary Glass
JOY, Peace and Love, Kenneth and
Wendall Alexander, Clayton Stygles
Winter Time, Foster Miller
Remarks by the Superintendent
Song, Glenn Prior
Unloading the tree and distribution of
gifts, Young Men and Boys
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-12-23
MORRISYILLE

Mrs Taylor Mead was the guest Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs 0. II. Wilson,
in Johnson last Saturday.
Miss Daisy Stewart Of the University
of Vermont is spending the Holidays
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Ihos. !.
Stewart. on Gilmore street.
Miss Clara Dodge, who is teaching in
Barre, came Saturday to spend the
Christmas vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Dodge.
Miss Lucille Robinson, who is teaching
at the Spaulding High school, Barre. ar
rived Friday evening to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Robinson.
Charles Mould, Maurice Kelley, Will
liam A, Best. Gordon Brooks and Fred
Carpenter of the University of Vermont
are guests of their parents during the
HOlidayS
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-12-23
Congregational Church

A large congregation joined in the
Christmas exercises Sunday. The Christ
mas music rendered by the quartet was
especially inspiring.
The CHRISTIAN Endeavor met with the
Epworth League OF the Methodist church
and enjoyed the splendid meeting.
The Christmas tree exercises will be
held in the veslry Thursday evening. All
the children are invited to come and see
what Santa Claus will have for them.
Next Sunday morning Mr.. Baker will
preach on the theme, beginning Again."
In the evening the Christmas concert
OF the Sunday School will be held in the
church.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-12-23
PentecOsraI Church

On Wednesday evening a Missionary
meeting will be held at the church. This
Mrs. f. c. Carey and Miss Custance. They
are planning to give sketches of the lives
and labors of the wellknown mission
aries, William Carey and John G. Patton.
We are to have as Evangelist for our
special meetings, which we expect to be-
gin some time next month, the Rev. Fred
St. Clair of Berkeley, Calf. Mr. ST.
Clair is laboring in New England this
winter and at present is holding revival
meetings with the Pentecostal-N
church at Portland. Me.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-12-23
DO YOU WORK?

Is there any certainty that you will al
ways have work and be able to work?
Should idle days or sickness come who
will pay the butcher and grocer1
The prudent man builds not only for
today, but for tomorrow. The workman
who has a SAVINGS ACCOUNTcan skip
a day or two without worry. The work
man who has NOTHING saved is but
one pay day ahead of want.
START AN ACCOUNT TODAY. ONE
DOLLAR WILL DO.
THE UNION SAVINGS BANK AND
TRUST COMPANY OF MORRISVlLLE
VT. adv.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-12-23
SCHOOL CLOSED TO-DAY
P. A. and the Grades Have Christmas Ex-
erclSeS

The schools in this village closed today
for the Christmas vacation. They will
begin the second term of the school year
on Monday, January A.
This foreupon at Peoples Academy ex-
ercises appropriate to the Christmas sea-
son were held, when the following
program was given.
Piano Solo, Harley wills IN
Song, The Happiest Day of All the
Year, Girls Choir
Carol, School
Scripture Reading. Prayer
Response, Quartet
Selections on the Victrola
The Story of the Other Wise Men,
Mr.. REYNOLDS
The Holy Night. Girls Double Quartet
Anthem, Girls Choir
Cradle Song, Martin Luther,
Girls Quartet
Selections on the Victrola
Carol, School
The A and B Grammar rooms united
for their exercises in Miss Perkins room
at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Following is
the program:
Prayer
Chorus, Peace Anthem
Chorus, Hark, the Herald ADge's Sing,
7th. Sth and 9th Grades
Recitation, The Little Match Gill,
Frances Smith
Defamation, The Negroes Answer.
Gerald Faye
Song, Holy Night, Gladys sherman,
Madeline Gates, Doris Barrows, Hazel
Wright
Recitation, Bessie's Christmas Dream,
Eleanor Downey
Chorus, 1t Came Upon the Midnight
Clear
Motion Song, Abide With Me,
Blanche Comstock
Chorus, Hurrah for the Christmas Sleep,
Iaik, Rev. w. K. Baker
asThe two intermediate rooms had
Christmas play followed by a tree at
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Academy Hall at 2:30 this afternoon.
The two Primary rooms united for ex-
ercises and tree, giving the following
program:
Song, Hurrah for Santa Claus,
Grades /, 2, 8
Recitation, Hanging Up the Baby's
Stocking, Walter Sargent
Poem, Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star,
Grade /
Song, Santa Claus. Grades 2. 3
Poem, Jolly Santa Claus, Grades l, 2, 3
Recitation, Little Snowflake,
Archibald Valeau
Poem. The Night Before Christmas,
Grades 2, 3
Song. Holy Night, Grade 3
Poem. Baby's Present, Grade
Song, Three Little Spirits of Christmas.
Grades 2, 3
Recitation, If Were Santa's Little
Girl, Dallas Van Dusen
Christmas Quotations. Grade /
Poem, A Christmas Song, Grade 2
Song, Away 10 a Manger. Grades 1, 2, 3
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Advent Church

The prayer meeting this week will be
held Wednesday evening instead of
Thursday evening, after which will be a
business session.
The st. Johnsbury District Convention
will be held at the A. C, church, st.
Johnsbury, Dec. 80, 81 and Jan. L.
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F. c. Meacham has purchased the OAR
ling tenement house at the south end of
Court street of Mrs E. p. Darling. He is
making extensive improvements on the
property, including the building of three
new chimneys, the installing of electric
LIGHTS. plastering. etc.
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The 18th annual exhibition of the Ver-
mont State Poultry Association will be
held in st. Adams from January 10 to %,
inclusive. The association managers
claim that this will be the biggest poul-
try show ever held in Vermont.