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Evening journal., 1917-12-22
bethlehem STORY
At Grace Church
Hon. Charles R. Miller Will
Give Evening Patriotic
Address
CHRISTMAS STARS
ARE SERVICE STARS

/. Christmas Sunday at Grace Church
will be attractlvely observed. In the
morning. at 1870 O'Clock, Or. Randolph
will preach the Christmas sermon;
subject, 1.-THE Old News. the New News
and the Good News" Beautiful Christ
mas musical program:
Organ prelude, Oncrtory for Nule-
tide, Grison; professional, o Come All
Ye Faithful. Carswell; anthem. There
Were Shepherds, Marks; anthem, The
Wondrous story. Stults; ofertory, The
Birthday Of the King, Nedlinger; con-
tralto solo, Mrs. Kemery; recessional,
Angels From the Realms Of Glory,
Smart; organ postlude, Christmas
March. Chauvet.
In the evening, at 40 o'clock, there
will be many interesting features. A
beautiful service flag with over score
Of stars. indicating the Grace boys IN
+ the service, will be presented by the
J five grandsons Of Mrs. William NJ. Field,
in memory OF her husband, who was a
veteran Of the Civil War and for many
years a prominent member and trus-
/ Zee OF Grace Church. Or. Randolph
will receive the 1ag and make an adj
dress on Christmas in War Times.
Honorable Charles r. Miller, ex-GoVer-
nor OF the state Of Delaware, will de-
/ liver a patriotic address OF great in
/ terest.
The musical service will begin at tia
| O'Clock. with a Christmas organ reci-
/ tai by Norris e.. Morgan, including the
/ following numbers:
March Of the Magi, Dubois >. Christ
mas in Sicily, NOn; Fantasy On Holy
I Night, Lemare.
The quartet and combined choirs of
+ thirty-two voices, viii render the fol-
+ lowing: Anthem, While shepherds
Watched, Holden; Christmas cantata
The Nativity, Adams; the national
/ anthem: recessional, JOY to the World
Haydn: organ postlude, Hallelujai
Chorus. Handel.
The Sunday SchUl will render a beau
tiful program at noon in the sunday
School hail. I'm which an departments OF
the school Will participate Christmas
socials will be held In the church house
on Thursday and Friday nights. Tho
Christmas prayer service will be helc
in the church house, on wednesday
night.
Evening journal., 1917-12-22
'IKCARRATE CHRIST"
BY DR.. HOLLOWAY

The spiritual significance OF Christ
mas Will DE set forth in sermon and
music tomorrow In the Second Baptist
Church, Ninth and Franklin streets at
the 1870 service. The minister the Rev.
Thomas p. Holloway, ID. d., VIII con
duct divine worship and preach on the
"lncarnate Christ"
IN The evening. at 1i5 o'clock. tho
minister Will preach on Jerusalem the
Golden" The conservation Of faith is
the viewpoint Dr. Holloway will preach
from tomorrow and in these coming
days.
4 fine nHsical program has been ar
ranged. Dallet n. Looms organist.
and j. Wales. Davis, choir director.
Morning service - organ selection.
Christmas pastorale, Merkel; anthem,
Christmas, Awake. Salute the Happy
Morn. Stults: solo. Angels From the
Realms of Glory. Geibel Mrs. Howard
Clark; anthem, Jesus Christ is Born,
Mario; marche, pontincale, Lenmens.
Evening -0rgan prelude, The Lost
Chord. sullivan; anthem, The New Born
King. Morrison; duet Emmanuel,
Cooms, Mrs. Howard CLARK and Mr.
Iayis: anthem, Calm on the Listening
Ear OF Night Hopkins; organ postluder
Hymn 10 the Evening star, Wagner.
Evening journal., 1917-12-22
BRANDYwINE SERVICES.

50 Brandywinc VI. p. Church. the Rcv.
Y. p. Norlhrup, p. ID. pastor. the sun
day morning class. at 930 o'clock, will
be in charge of Noah Cunningham.
Preaching at 1890 o'clock 10y the pas
tor on the subject. Jesus. the saviour
OF the World The sunday school will
hold Christmas services at . o'clock,
which will comprise a special program
The Epworih League devotional service
at 6.i5 O'Clock. with the Rev. Ralph
Minker leading Preaching at 1.3l
o'clock by The pastor. whose evening
subject will bo "The Real Christmas
Present. During +Lese services the
chuid viii render TIE following selec-
tions. Bethlehem. Homer n Bartlett
song Celestial. Hamilton Gray; The
Christ is Come Alfred IUdson; Christ
mas. shelley; silent Night, Becker,
quartet.
A Christmas morning service, in
charge OF the pastor, will be held Tues
day morning from 90 o'clock. Prayer
meeting Wednesday night. The sunday
school will render .caniaia on Thurs
day evening
Evening journal., 1917-12-22
MERRY Christmas
THE EASTLAKE SPIRIT
PresbyterianS Have Special
Musical Programs on
Christmas Calender
NIGHT SERVICE
TO BE POPULAR

Christmas Will be observed at all SER
vices in Eastlake Presbyterian Church.
corner OF Twenty-ninih and Market
streets tomorrow. The music will be
a special feature. AZ 1890 O'Clock. the
Rev. Henry Cunningham will preach
on Christmas Jesus Birthday The
music will be az follows:
Anthem. o Little Town OF Bethlc-
hem: conlralto solo, Miss Florence Sin
clair ttPeirel anthem. o Night Of Holy
Memory wilson, soprano obligato,
Miss Gertrude Soloman; Christmas
hymns. Angels from Glory. q Little
Town OF Bethlehem, JOY 10 the World.
The sunday school will have a Christ
mas service at o'clock There viii
be program OF music, recitations and
exercises.
A Christmas musical service win be
held at 73O o'clock The hour Of wor-
ship will be given over almost entirely
10 music.
The singing OF Christmas carols led
by choir and instruments viii open the
service The special music follows
Anthems Behold Bring Good lid
ings. baritone solo. William Maser
lEastburn); anthem. Holy Night.
'Bruberl: Christmas carols. Hark,
What Mean Those Holy Voices. JOY
10 the World. llark The Herald An
gels Sing 70 Came Upon the Midnight
Clear, While shepherds Watched by
Night.
Tho pastor will sneak on "Christmas
Gifts"
The Christmas cantata by the sunday
school will be given on Friday evening
Evening journal., 1917-12-22
CHRISTMAS MUSIC
At EPW0RTH Church
Professor George King TO
Direct Great Choral
Service
BROTHERHOOD MEN
SPREAD GOOD CHEER

God With Us" will be the subject
Of a sermon on the Incarnation OF Jesus
Christ, by the Rev. j. Howard Grey in
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
tomorrow morning at 1890 o'clock. At
this service the choir viii give the
following anthems, Behold I Bring
You Glad Tidings,n Brown, and Let
Us Go Even Unto Bethlehem" Kirk
patrick. The class meeting at $50
o'clock will be under the leadership Of
George w. Booker.
The sabbath school, featured by good
music by the orchestra, will meet at
> o'clock. The Drexel Biddle Bible
class for men will meet at the same
hour under the direction Of the pastor.
At the close Of the sabbath school ses-
sion the brotherhood men will so out
on their mission Of good cheer by dis
tributing baskets TO the sick.
The Epworth League meeting will be
held at $50 o'clock in charge Of Willis
Overdeer; with music under the direc-
tion Of Charles Donovan.
AZ 7.30 o'clock Professor George +.
King promises one Of the greatest
Christmas choral services ever given
by the large chorus choir OF Epworth.
The program is as follows: JOY TO the
World, by congregation; by the choir,
Keeping Watch, Mills; lIark. the Her
aids Angels Sing, Brown. This is the
last number written by the late VIII
NJ. 5. Brown. Let Us Go Even Unto
Bethlehem, Fitzpatrick; Glory Forever
more, Hughes; Jesus is Born King,
Brown; Silent Night, IAN original num-
ber by Charles n. Edwards. male Choir
US; Softy Silver Starlight, Fillmore, wo-
mems chorus; Sherburne, the old tune
In addition TO this the pastor will
make a short address from the last sub
iect Of the series Of sermons under the
topic Of "a Happy Marriage OF Boaz
a Type Of Christ"
. Glass meeting on Monday night at
80 o'clock Cottage prayer meetings
20 be announced from the pulpit
Christmas entertainment for Sunday
school on Wednesday night at 7.3(
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1917-12-22
HOHOR NATIVITY
At scott Church
Combined ChoirS Give Can
tata; Sing Carols TO
the Sick
PUPILS OMIT TREAT
TO HELP WAR RELIEF

Tomorrow will be observed as Christ
mas sunday at scott NJ =. Church.
seventh and Spruce streets. At 9i5
o'clock there will be the usual class
and testimony meeting. and at 1890
o'clock. Morning worship. The pas
tor viii preach a special Christmas
sermon. "Whal the Shepherds Saw"
The musical numbers include. Organ
selection JOY TO the World. Watts,
anthem. Arise. Shine. Maker: full
chorus. with tenor Ohlrato. hy Herbert
Nandyke; King OF The World Geihel,
Mr. stewart. singing the solo parts
"rhe Birthday of the King by Neid-
lingor. j. Harry Wright singing the solo
parts. Holy, Holy, Holy, leber, organ
selection
AZ 2. o'clock the Bible school will
meet Special Christmas music viii be
sung boy the school and the Offering for
the day will be given TO the fund for
suffering children In The war stricken
countries. In the Baraca class The pas
tor will teach the lesson. subject. "Ihe
Advent offhe Messiah" The orchestra
win lead the school in rehearsing the
/ Christmas music
At 63O o'clock the Epworlh League
meeting viii De held. q. n. Bailey In
charge Special music viii Doe rem
dored by the choir SO 730 O'Clock the
choir viii give musical festival. First
they will present the Christmas caniata.
The Hope of the World. hy Schneider.
a Biblical story in two parts. I'm addi-
iion tO This Bethlehem. hy Bartlett
Miss Harvey aud Miss Thielman TAX
ing the duet parts. There We're chep-
herds by Millard. boy "a mixed quartet,
Miss Thielman. Miss Harvey and Messrs.
stewart and Wright; anthem, Christ
mas. by shelly, fun chorus. with the
soprano obligaio. by Miss Harvey: fun
chorus. ShorbOrn: violin solo, Leibes-
freud. by kreisler Mrs. Arthur Me
. George. of Philadelphia.
ON Christmas morning. at 3 o'clock.
! the combined chOirs 0f the church VIII
visit the homes of the aged and inilrm
and sing Christmas carols. SO D O'Clock
/ they will return 90 the church. where
breakfast will be provided by me
Baraca class. At g o'clock the Christ
mas service viii De conducted 10y Oh,
pastor. assisted boy the combined
choirs of the church
ON Wednesday evening the Christina.
entertainment Will Doe held IN the audi
torium of the church. a Tine mlsict
. and literary program viii Doe pre-
scniod and lhe beginners and primar'
- department viii receive treat, Oh
other departments of the school haN
D ing decided not t0 receive gifts, but Q
use the money as a donation 10 90
4, childrens relief fund.
Evening journal., 1917-12-22
Central School
62 YEARS OLD
Anniversary Observed by
Exercises on the Holy
Nativity
EVENING OF JOY
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL

The siAty-second anniversary OF Cen
tral sabbath school will be observed on
Sunday evening at O'Clock in Central
Presbyterian Church "The Tree Light
Ing at Christmas" is the tillc Of the
exercise The prophecy Of the coming
Messiah, the light OF the world. as fore
told by the prophets. followed by the
fulhlment of those prophesies in tie
Holy Nativity, viii be beautifully car
ried out In this exercise The light will
become brighter, until al last the day
star appears In the fullness Of time
Some of the old Christmas carols will
be used IN appropriate places The even
ing will be one Of Christmas JOY and
cheer.
Evening journal., 1917-12-22
EZION SERVICES.

At Ezion NJ. z. Church, DR.. ]. L. King
pastor. there will be a service sunday
morning. at 1890 o'clock. The pastof
will preach the Christmas sermon, on
Heavens Christmas Gift" 23O o'clock
sunday School, C. q. Laws. superinten-
dent: $40 o'clock, Epworth League,
Mrs. Clara Cork. president; 1.4l
O'Clock. Dr. King will preach the an
uual sermon 20 the W. T. NJ. :, Mrs
NJ. =. jackson. president. The Indepen-
dent Order Of st. Luke will be pres
ent. Special Christmas music both
morning and evening, by the choir
under the direction OF Miss Lena Hill
Wednesday. at 8 o'clock, the Junior
League will render a Christmas can
tata. under the direction OF Miss Car
Virgins, superintendent.
Thursday, at s o'clock, the third
quarterly conference will be held.
Evening journal., 1917-12-22
AT EAsTLAKE METHODIST.

a special Christmas program will be
presented tomorrow in Eastlake NJ. +.
Church as follows: 930 o'clock old
fashioned class meeting, lea by William
r. Jones; 1890 o'clock, sermon by the
Re. +. II. Collins on "Worshipping
Christi" o'clock, Bible School will
meet: 6.i5 o'clock. Christian Endeavor
devotional; 1.3O o'clock. peoples popular
praise service with music and sermon
by the pastor. A Christmas tree will
be erected in the Sunday school hall.
The Christmas entertainment and
treat for the children Will be held on
the following night. Wednesday night,
the beginners department.
Friday night, junior and intermediate
department
Evening journal., 1917-12-22
DR.. Kendall TO preach
At hanover TOMORROW

The Rev. j. r. Kendall will be the
preacher m Hanover Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning. Tho special
music Cor this service will be; Organ
voluntary. "Audanic." Beethoven, duct
"The Advent 8ubensicin. bass solo,
"FeFar Ic Not % Israel" Dudley Buck
anthem. "How Beautiful Upon the
Mountain" Wollcot
I'm the evening beginning at Z O'Clock,
the sunday school Will present ils
Christmas entertainment, and on Mon
day evening, beginning at 6t5 o'clock,
the Westminster Club of the church
will distribute Christmas gifls To- the
children of the sunday school
Evening journal., 1917-12-22
CHRISTMAS anthems
BY Westminster CROlR

Services appropriate TO the Christ
mas season will be held at 1919
O'Clock and o'clock tomorrow. IN
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Pennsylvania avenue and Rodney street.
In the morning the double quartet will
sing. Il Come Upon the Midnight
Clear, Stainer, and Brightest and Best
Dudley Buck. In the afternoon the min
ister, the Rev. Charles l.. Candee, ID. D.
will take for his theme, What the
Modern Man Can Believe Concerning
the Incarnation" The double quartet,
augmented by a number Of voices. Will
render selections from Handels Mes
siah
The Sunday School will meet at noon.
At 7 o'clock the Y. p s. C.. Z. will hold
a Christmas service. Miss Ethel VIII
son, leader.
Evening journal., 1917-12-22
rnRIsTIAN SCIENCE NOTES.

First Church of Christ. Scientist.
Park place and Van Buren street, viii
hold regular services at n O'clock and
8 o'clock on sunday subject Of the
sermon will be: lis the universe. in
cuding man. evolved boy atomic force?'
The sunday school conyeues al IL
o'clock. Sunday morning. On Wednes-
day evening o. testimony meeting -
held beginning at 3 o'clock. The church
maintains "a free reading room and cir
culaling lil"ary ai No iO7 Equitable
Building. where an authorized Chris
tian Science literature may be read
ON Sunday afternoons the sunday
school room-of the church is open from
20 B o'clock, for reading room pur-
poses
Evening journal., 1917-12-22
SWEDISH BAPIIsT MOTIFS.

Evangelist David T. Nygren'- party
conducts meetings at The swedish Bsp-
Nst Church tomorrow. Services as fol-
lows. 1913 o'clock, preaching; G 30
o'clock. Young Peoples meeting Mrs.
Nygren will speak on the subject "Thc
Work Worth While"
40 40 O'Clock Evangelist Nygren
will speak Miss Malon Fronson, The
soloist of Nygren's party, will take part
in an these services. AZ the morning
service Miss Fronson Will sing Arise.
shine, for Thy Light is Come, by
Macdermid. Tuesday morning, 5.30
O'Clock, Christmas service.
Evening journal., 1917-12-22
NV PASTOR NJ GREENHLL.

"The Word Made Flesh" will be- tho
sermon subject 40 the Christmas SER
vice at Grecnhiil Presbyterian Church
Sabbath morning at iOi5 O'Clock. The
Rev. Thomas Kerr, pastor-clect, viii
Dee boz charge The choir will sender
two anthems. "lle Shall BE Great and
"The sung Celestial with samuel j.
Blackwell at the organ Sabbath
school at $50 o'clock. James NJ smylh,
superintendent Christian Endeavor
meeting 2 o'clock, in charge Of Miss
Jennie smylh Special music at This
service.
Evening journal., 1917-12-22
SERVICES At AsBtRy

A special service viii Doe held at 6
o'clock ON Christmas morning ai As
bury NJ. r. Church, Third and Walnut
streets. The sunday services Will be.
o O'Clock. prayer meeting. led by Wal
Ter g. Seymour. 1880 o'clock. preach
ing by lhc Rev. George White Dawson,
pastor. subject "A New King; sunday
school at o'clock Enworih League at
63O o'clock; preaching at 130 o'clock,
by the pastor. subject "A Great Light
Evening journal., 1917-12-22
cIImsrMAs SUNDAY Al UNION.

Union NJ. r. Church. Fifth and Wash
ingion streets, the Rev. w. +. Corkran,
pastor Tomorrow will be observed as
Christmas sunday. The class meeting
viii be held at $50 o'clock, in charge
OF H. ". Dunlap. The pastor viii
preach at 1890 o'clock, taking for his
theme "Our Wealth Through Christs
Poverty"
Tho choir has a splendid program or
Christmas music FOR both morning and
evening. The pastor viii preach at l.30
o'clock on "The Christmas Spirit"
Evening journal., 1917-12-22
sECoNn NJ. p. CHURCH.

Second NJ. p. Church. Fifth avenue
and Anchorage street, the Rev. r. W
Eddins. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening, by the pastor
subject for iOi5 O'Clock. THE Rcvels-
tions OF Today; s o'clock, "ThC
Manger Of Bethlehem sunday School
at . o'clock. The Christmas entertain
ment will be held next Friday evening
Evening journal., 1917-12-22
cnnIsrMAs AT 81. ANDREw,s.

The services in st. Andrews Church
corner Shipley and Eighth streets, the
Rev. Richard W. Trapnell, rector, VIII
be as follows:
sunday, the Bible class and Sunday
school at 9i5 o'clock; morning prayer
and sermon at a o'clock; evening
prayer aud sermon at 7A5 o'clock.
Christmas day. Holy Communion al
5.4J O'Clock; morning prayer, Holy
Communion and sermon at 1890 o'clock
The choir will render special Christina:
music at both services.
Evening journal., 1917-12-22
EInsT NJ. P. cnIRcH

At First Methodist Protestant Church.
Seventh street. below Walnut street.
the Rev. Eben n. Baldwin. pastor. will
preach at 1890 o'clock, subject Won
derful" Tie viii also preach as 1.i5
O'Clock on Gods Christmas Gif; TO "a
S0rg0wiug World" "rhe Birth OF
Christ" VIII be studied by the Bible
school at ~ o'clock The Y. =. S. G.. T..
prayer service viii be led by Mrs Jen-
ME Fundin at 6i5 o'clock. Special
Christmas music at an services.
Evening journal., 1917-12-22
CAROLS AT OLD sWEDEs.

a carol service will be held at mid
night. on Monday. at Old Swedes
Church. Seventh and Church streets. 20
usher In the Christmas festival
sunday services will be: s O'Clock.
Holy Communion; 1880 o'clock. morn
ing prayer and sermon; 230 o'clock.
Sunday school: 80 o'clock. evening
PRAYER and sermon.
Evening journal., 1917-12-22
ST. MATTHEW'S p. +.

st. Matthew's p. +. Church. which
holds its services in st. Andrews
Church, Eighth and Shipley streets, will
have a celebration OF Holy Communion
on Christmas Day at $50 o'clock. sun
day services will be: sunday school at
2.30 O'Clock; vespers at o'clock. The
Rev. George A. Fisher is minister in
charge.
Evening journal., 1917-12-22
81. DANIELS CHURCH.

The Rev. M. J. Blslock viii preach at
St. Daniels A. NJ. p. Zion Church al A
O'Clock and o'clock on sunday. Dr.
Blalock is presiding elder of HARRISBURG
Pa. Christian Endeavor at C3O o'clock
and preaching by Pastor Duncan at 745
o'clock
Evening journal., 1917-12-22
SUNDAY At OLIVET.

I'm Olivet Presbyterian church,
Fourth and Broome streets, tomorrow
morning. the Rev. Joel s. Gil0llan viii
preach ON christmas IN S0ne. and at
7.i5 ON "The Mislletoe.' Sbahath school
and Bible classes viii meet at il.iJ and
Y. =. :. 9. i. 40 ! O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1917-12-22
Mt. ENON NOTICES.

At Mt Enon Baptist Church, sunday
services will be as follows 1918 O'Clock.
sermon: o'clock. Bible school 6
o'clock b. Y. p. L.; 73O o'clock. song
and praise services; 8 o'clock. sermon
by the pastor, subject "Unfailng
Light"
Christmas will be observed Tuesday
morning with sermon and songs at 6
o'clock Prayer meeting Wednesday
evenings
Evening journal., 1917-12-22
PENTEcosTAL MEETING.

penlecosial all-day meeting at No. e0i
Market street on sunday. with preach
ing at 1890 o'clock. 230 o'clock and 80
o'clock. John Coke, pastor, in charge.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-23

liceman Dolan was attracted bv tha reported bitter argument of Albanaki and James Condrovolis on Church street in which woman was reported to have been the basis of the differ ences. He investigated and, according to the information given by the po- lice, learned that Aibandki and the woman were living in a Church street roomlng house as man and wife, and sufficient details of the alleged hap penings to result in the arrests.
 PrtoF to the marriage of William and Minerva Vogel, it is claimed, the latter met Albanaki while on a trip East, became infatuated with him, and a correspondence was continued after the wedding. 1t is claimed that this correspondence caused objections from Vogel and family friction. It is the contention of tho authorities that Albanaki continued to urge Mrs. Vosel to come to this city and live with him. He secured the room at the Church street house, telling the landlady that his wife was to come to this city soon. Mrs. Vogel arrived in this city April G. According to in- formation said to be possessed by the authorities, Vogel has correspondence and a, telegram from Albanaki in his possession of a damaging nature that caused his wife to desert him, her happy home and their infant child.
 Mrs. vogel secured employment in a restaurant conducted by Condrovelis, adjoining the railroad tracks west of the Main street crossing. The argu- ment Saturday is said to have been begun when she Informed them that she was tired of working and did not intend to do so longer. A bitter argu- ment is said to have resulted. Accord ing to the contention of the police, Mrs. Vogel has paid for the room oc- cupied by herself and Albanaki, that she had worked regularly for SIPS a day and meals. but that her aueEed paramour has shown a marked dis- like for work since she arrived. Mrs vogel is generally attractive in ap- pearance.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-23
MORAL-DON'T RUSH
 FOR THE CHOO CHOO
Two Parties Did and Landed in
 Police Court

Differences of opinion as to what constitute good manners in boarding a railroad train in a crowd and put ting individual ideas into practice fur nished lively scrap at the New Haven. roads passenger station yes- terday afternoon, the aftermath of which provided 8 lively hearing, in- terwoven with comedy, before Judge James T. Meskill in police court to- day. Tho latter provided an oppor- tunity for Prosecuting Attorney George w. Kiett and Attorneys P. F. AIcDonough and Henry Norwicki to indulge in numerous legal tilts and objections relative to the admission of certain details of testimony; also, sev eral lively debates between several witnesses and counsel that were high ly interesting until Judge Meskill in- terfered. It resulted in George Blood good. aged IS. of 16s Chestnut street. represented by Attorney McDonough, being fined s and costs for breach of the peace, which was paid. Victor Mosesson, drug clerk. of 77 Windsor street. Hartford, who, with his wife, proved lively witnesses with a desire to argue points with Attorney Mo- Donough until Judge Meskill inter- fered, was discharged.
 According to the testimony. there was a considerable crowd at the sta-. ton waiting for the 4:30 east-bound train, among which were Bloodgood and his parents, as We'll as MT. and Mrs. Mosesson. Upon arrival of the train, it was testified, there was a rush to get aboard. Mosesson, ac- cording to the testimony. pushed aboard in an attempt to get a seat for his wife. He jostled MT. and Mrs. Bloodgood and was reproved by the former with comment relative to the demonstration of good manners"