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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-23

named Herod was king over the land
Christ was in. When he heard Jesus
was born, he knew by a prophecy
that Jesus would be greater than ne
was. He called his soldiers together
and told them to kill all the male
children two years and under. But
an angel warned Joseph about He
rods order. When the angel told him
about it he fled into Egypt with
Jesus and Mary. God gave Jesus to
US on Christmas, so since then we
try to give each other presents. Now
they tell the little kids that if they
are not good, Santa Claus wont bring
them any toys or what ever they
want. Santa Claus is supposed to
live at the North Pole and make toys
At Christmas Eve he is supposed to
take toys and nuts and other things
to the good children. He takes
!, and cinders TO the bad chill
dren. On Christmas Eve people
hang their stockings up by the CHM
ney. some people put good things on
the table for Santa to eat while dres-
sing the tree. He used to come by
the chimney ana uSed relndeef u
get here. Now he comes in the front
door and airships. Santa Claus is
supposed to be jolly old man with
white beard, and dressed in red
suit and cap bordered by white fur
and black boots.
Sometimes boys and girls out
grow the chubby form and ruddv
cheeks of Santa Claus but his spirit
fingers in their hearts all through
their lives for it is the echo of the
angels chorus, "Peace On Earth,
Good VIII to Men,"
Paul Delaney
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-23
School Compositions On
Christmas

Not to be outdone by their school
contemporaries Of the feminine sex,
several Of whose compositions APP
peared in the Gazette recently, the
bows of the seventh grade of the
Washington School devoted their
composing abilities to the theme OF
"The Christmas Story" The three
stories that follow contain the sweet
old Christmas story of our Master,
and our readers will do we'll to re.
fresh their minds on the subject OF
this great event of events, at this
time of the year. The Gazette COM
pliments the young men on their
ability as authors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-23
A CHRISTMAS STORY

Christmas is celebrated, because
then Jesus Christ was born in a
stable at Bethlehem on the 25th Of
December. in the year zero. When he
was born new star came into the
haven. Those who had been watching
for the star saw it. The Wise Men
followed the star and came to the
stable where Christ was. They went
in and gave Jesus three gifts. One
was gold, another frank incense, and
the last myrrh. At that time a man
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-23

Manager to applicant for office
boy vacancy)-"Aren't you the boy
who applied for this position a fort
night ago."
Boy-"Yes, sir"
Manager-'And didn't ! say I
wanted an older boy?"
ayes, sir. That's why Pm here
oww-London Evening News.
Crawfish by their burrowing habits
often injure the levees of the Mis-
sissippi river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-23
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE FRIDAY, DECEMBER o. 1921.

forced Broadus to leave. Broadus
returned few minutes later with two
pistols and began firing into the open
door of the Langdon kitchen, where
John Langdon and his brother were
sitting. The bridegroom and the
brother returned Broadus' fire, kill
ing the latter.
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First Sailor (searching vainly for
his ship after a few hours leave)-
sBut she was ERE when we went
ashore, wasn't she ?"
Second Sailor-"It's them blokes al
Washington. They've started scrap
PIN the Fleet, an begun on u.s.
Punch (London)
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sending one just beyond Maher' Z
reach. Instead of sacrificing Ben
ny Tlyon shot a sizzler through.
Then Tesreau laid down a bunt
along the third base line. Maher
evidently expected Witty to take it
while he covered third, but Wit did
not understand it that way. Maher
finally went after the roller and,
whisked the ball to first, but jeff
barely beat out the throw. The
bags were loaded and no one was
out. Wit frightened perceptibly and
forced Maloney to tap to him and
Merritt was forced at the plate.
Ross hit to Conlon who threw
home forcing Tryon. The situation
looked brighter for the Fairbanks
hurler. But Witty apparently did
not consider Laird dangerous. He
grooved one and Laird met it
square, the ball sailing into CEN
ter field. Three runs crossed and
Laird might just as well have come
home but he was held at third,
Gray famed.
From the fourth inning on Witty
allowed the Newporters hut one
safe hit although several men,
four in all, walked.
Fairbanks tied the score in the
eighth when Maher singled to
right and scored when Starr tripled
to right. Laird robbed Bracket of
certain hit by making an almost
impossible stop of his sharp
bounder headed for center 81.
Johnsbury needed one run TO win
the game, but Laird saved the day.
The visitors hit safely twice in the
ninth but could not produce run.
Score by innings:
12 A 5 6 IS o1O1112
F. A. 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-3
Npt. 0 o 0 8 90 0 90 0 0 Ks
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Reunion at the Old
Red SchOOlhOuSe

The 18th annual reunion of the
Old Red Schoolhouse Association
was held at the Club House
Thursday. Despite the rain of the
morning 100 or more people gath
cred for the event. The tables
were set in the hall and groancd
with good things when the Dime
call came.
Following the dinner this pro-
gram was given: Singing, America
by the school; remarks by the
teacher, DR.. S. A. Jones; reading
by the class in old Franklin Fifth
reader; spelling class; recitation by
Clara Gibson and Emma Gibson;
song, Harley Keough; composition,
"Shep", Clara Moulton; recitation,
Perry Barber; composition,
Cows. Alice Gibson; recitation,
Agnes McGovern; composition,
The Schoolmaster, Mary Keough.
All the old time pranks kept the
teacher busy during the school
hours. An address was given by
Merrett Taplin OF Orleans am
letters were read from former
pupils, Samuel Goss, William
Jones, William LETTERS, Albert
Jones, Guy V. Aldrich, Eva Jones
Barnstead. This closed the pro-
gram after which $3.50 was
handed the treasurer, gifts from
former students and friends.
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WONDERFUL GAIN IN
WEIGHT REPORTED
Young Woman Only
Weighed 76 Pounds
Now Weighs Over 100
And Is Gaining Every
Day.

Before / began taking Tanlac l
only weighed 76 pounds, l now
weigh over one hundred and am
gaining every day." said Miss La
Rue Davis, of Chattanooga, Ten
nesSee.
81 bought my first bottle of Tan
lac at Gas City, Ind, and it helped
me so much that | continued using
it. l have always been very deli
cate and suffered a great deal from
stomach trouble and rheumatism
| rarely ever had any appetite and
simply could not relish anything.
l fell off until l only weighed rs
pounds and was so thin / looked
perfectly awful. This is the con-
dition / was in when l began TAX
ing Tanlac.
"Oh, feel so different now.
Even my complexion is improved.
Ny appetite is good and l can
hardly get enough to eat. Tanlac
is simply grand and | can truthful
ly say that it is the only medicine
that has ever done me any good"
TANLAC is sold in st. Johns
bury by Landry's Drug Store, in
ST. Johnsbury Center by w. F.
Powers, and in West Barnet by
Richie & Observation-Disclosures
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man up and forced Bower to pop
to Mclaughlin. But Merritt, New
ports most dependable clouter,
singled sharply to right. He was
stranded on first when Bracket
took Benny Tryon's high fly in
left.
In the second Bernie Starr led
off with pretty single to right and
was advanced on Brackets sacri-
! flee. Tesreau threw out McLaugh-
lin but Starr went to third on n
wild pitch. No run resulted as
| Richerelli lifted weak fly to
Bower.
Newport was set down in order
in their half of the second. Witty
walked Gray in the third after
Laird sent Martin on long run
for his fly.
Martin nicked the big twirlerfor a
single to left in the third but Witty
Downey and Maher were easy
outs, Witty being retired on
strikes. His was the lone strike
out effected by Tesreau. But the
fourth inninu brought joy into the
visiting camp. Conlon secured his
second hit off the former Giant
splitter, a single to left. After Starr
had popped to Ross, Jocko stole
second. Continuing wild on the
bases Arthur made theft of third.
Bracket hit the ball hard to left
near the foul line but Gray made
a wonderful running catch, taking
the ball off the hood of a machine.
But Frankie Mclaughlin proved
equal to the occasion. He met one
that "Tes" must have put right
"down the alley" and while Merritt
chased madly after it "Mac" clear
ed the bases.
Gloom in the Newport stands
was suddenly transformed into joy
in the fourth when Nels Laird trip
led to center field with the bases
filed and put his team in the lead.
Merritt started the ball rolling by
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left field territory while Laird
knocked down sharp bounder
that shot past Tesreau like a bull
let.
Starr speared a low pom foul off
Merritt in the eighth. 1t was an
exceedingly hard one to get be-
cause of the fact it was low and so
near the ropes. Martin made two
fine catches in center off Laird
and Bower. Both were labelled
for extra bases. Conlon robbed
Tesreau of hit in the second
when he scooped up his swift roller
and spuffed him out at first. Al
though the work of the above
mentioned athletes stood out the
efforts of the others were untiring.
Old Jeff was hit hard in the
opening period of the game. Dow
ney sent Gray back distance for
his sky scraper while Maher hit
one that Maloney speared near
the right field fence. Then Con-
lon shot one into center but WAS
out stealing, Ross to Bower.
Witty struck out Browne, first
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Rank Decision
Closes Game
CONTINUED from page u

(COHtlHueQ from page -
were met for a total of II bingles,
includinp a home run and triple,
while Witty was battling mystery
in practically every frame but the
fourth when Newport hit safely
four times. He allowed q total Of
only six hits.
The classiest base ball exhibited
by any teams this season was seen
in Saturdays contest. Both sides
We'd with each other in staging
feature plays. Those men desev-
ing of particular mention are
Gray, Laird and Maloney of New
mort and Starr, Conlon and Martin
of St. Johnsbury. Laird and Gray
committed highway robbery
against Bracket, cheating the
Fairbanks outer gardner of two
we'll earned hits. In the fourth
GRAY caught Ralph's long fly off
the hood Of an automobile in fair
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Newport Seeks Another
Game In St. JOhnsbury
Continued from Page ~

Continued from Page ~
experience with McDermott had
been unpleasant during all the
games this season.
If another game is arranged it
will probably be played in st.
Johnsbury on Wednesday or Sat-
urday of next week. The team left
today for Bethel where it plays
this afternoon going from Bethel
to Moretown for game on Tues
day. On Wednesday the team
plays at Orleans and with Sher-
brooke at Sherbrooke on Thursday
On Friday the team is booked for
game with the Lawrence K. of
C. on the home grounds here.
On Saturday the team leaves for a
two-day trip into New York state
playing against Ausable Forks on
Saturday and against Elizabeth
town on Sunday. Monday, Labor
Day, the team lines up against. the
strong Sherbrooke team on the
home grounds.
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Slated for Gray in the 18th.
Earned runs, Fairbanks 3, New
port 3. First base on balls off Wit
ty 5. Struck out by Witty 8. Tes-
reau /. Left on bases Fairbanks
7, Newport II. First base on err
rors, Fairbanks /, Newport 2. Wild
pitches Tesreau 2. Hit by pitched
ball, Bower by Witty. Sacrifice hits
Bower, Maloney, Bracket. Stolen
bases Conlon 2, Maloney. Three
base hits, Starr, Laird Home run,
Mclaughlin. Umpires, Williams
and Davidson. Time hours, 20
minutes. Attendance $500.
This bonus for war service may
be all right, but it is not necessary
to include any compensation to the
girls who lost their hearts to the
soldiers.
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WANTED--a middle-aged woman
for second work in Girls Dormi-
tory. Good wages. Begins Sept.
8. Call O, Caledonian office. $3.50
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FOR SALE-My residence at "a
Railroad street. Fourteen rooms.
In best of repair all around. DR..
J. M. Allen, St Johnsbury, Vt.
62-51
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FOR SALE-1921 Ford touring
car self-starter, 8 1-2 tires all
round. Reason for selling am leav-
ing town. Sidney Gle, Joe's
Pond. 52tf
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About 80 tons hay for sale. Frank
Mcclellan. Tel. 21-3. Lyndonville.
So. TO-
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Tickets for Fire
mans ball to be held Sept. 16.
Stutz roadster to be given away.
Apply at Fire station. 43tf
FOR SALE-1921 Dodge touring
car. G. A. Hackett, "a Autumn
St., Newport, vi. 4Gtf
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WANTED AT ONCE-Experi-
enccd waitress at the st. Johns
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FOR SALE-A few tons of choice
hay, also dry wood. Tel. 75-11. Al
A. Hawkins. 48 If.
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WANTED-Beef, veal, pork,
lamb, poultrv at the Summcrville
Slaughter House, 81 Concord Ave.
o. Duval, Prop. Phone 651. 26 tt
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bury House. SO If
Man or woman wanted, salary $36
full time, rs cents an hour spare
tine, selling guaranteed hosiery to
w4arer. Experience unnecessary.
Inter national Hosiery Mills, Nor
riNtown, Pa. SIS
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TO RENT room tenement,
newly papered and painted. c. ID
Hopkins. 48 tt
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TO RENT-Furnished and un-
furnished room at 8 Cherry street.
az tx
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DRY STOVE WOOD Cor sales
Telephone 234-12. 47-53
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TO RENT

TENEMENTS TO RENT-TeL
172-M. 48 f
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LOST

LOST-Firday night between
Lyndonville and Montpelier ONO
straight side second cord tire,
mounted on Standell rim. Notify
p. c. Beattic, Lyndonville az Ii
LOST-at Railroad station, or on
Railroad street, brown silk bag
containing money. Reward ie left
ut CALIFORNIAN Office. 81 Il
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TO RENT-Five room tenement
Inquire of NJ. c. Garfield, Tel. 401.
53tf
POSITION WANTED as house
keeper in small family. F, care
Caledonian office. $685.
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FURNISHED flat for rent Nov.
ember /. Steam heat, all modcrn
convcnicnces. Children restricted
Call Tel. 242-M. 33 e
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WANTED-Waitress at Star Res
taurant. az tt
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SPECIALITY SALESMAN-The

SPECIALITY SALESMAN-The
New England sales office of Yves
tern manufacturer of patented APP
pliance which is an essential in
every Office, factory and institu-
tion has an opening in st. Johns
bury and surrounding territory for
a speciality salesman. A real OPP
portunity for salesman who has
a clean record and is a worker and
who can show that he has produc-
ed results in other lines. Prairie
Metal Craftsmen, Inc, POI Frank
lin Street, Boston, Mass. 50
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FURNISHED ROOMS, 10 Sums
MGR street, Tel. 227-W. 42-53t
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TO RENT-Cottage house, w. B.
Eastman. 10 III
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THREE ROOM tenement TO rent.
Electric lights and gas. Tel. 706-
J. stiff
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DISHWA ASHER wanted at the
Ideal Restaurant az II
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SALESMAN to cover local terri
tory selling dealers. Guaranteed
salary of 500 week for right man.
The Richards Co., 200 Fifth Ave,
New York, N. Y. 48-o3"