... CHRISTMAS EVE IN CHRISTMAS.1906. CHURCH SERVICES• Christmas Eve- in Aberdeen was celebrated special services in all the Episoopal Churches, St Mary's Roman Catholic Cathedral, in Peter's Roman Catholic Church, and in the East and North Parish Churches ...

... butterscotch, and they never ask. With Christmas coming towards us, 1 think we should all like to feel that we could do something for the children' empty Christmas trees are not to be thought of in Germany, the land of Christmas. Well, these are the impressions ...

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... been the unfailing characteristic Christmas. There has never been ideal Christmas, when peace on earth and goodwill towards men reigned absolutely throughout the world. Whether there will ever be such a Christmas is another question, but even if ...

... CHRISTMAS. X>ailji journal OFFICE: BROAD STREET, ABERDEEN. OFFICE: SEW BRIDGE STREET, TELEGRAMS: JOURNAL, ABERDEEN. TKLEPKUNEd : AND ABERDEEN, WEDNESDAY DEC 25,1912 It ia customary Christmas time, and more especially on Christmas Day, think Peace. Happily ...

... CHRISTMAS. Thousands Poultry Marketed. Entertainments in country. (By Buchan Fanner.) Christmas in the country is season preparation and provision so that our uroiin dwellers may make merry, and be well fed. Christmas does not alter our rural regime ...

... Christmas. Christmas comes faster as the yearß pass by. Such anniversaries, so quickly recurring, make older people soberly reflect how brief a span is year. But one thing certain of the festival, after nineteen hundred years of Christian observance, ...

... CHRISTMAS. ABERDEEN. A bright moonlight night Christmas Eve belied the expectations of good weather, for the weather yesterday was as far removed as possible from the conventional idea a whiia Christmas with mantle of enow on the ground and bright ...

... CHRISTMAS. VOLUNTEER CHRISTMAS PARTY AT On Christmas Eve the GarmouMi Volunteer Company held their annual party in the Gortt House. There wa-s an exceptionally large gathering, presided over by the officers of the company, Captain Reid and Lieutenant ...

... religious implications of Christmas, others concentrate on more mundane means of rejoicing. For some reason, we do subconsciously regard the festivities of Christmas a link with the olden time. If we conjure up a picture of Christmas merriment in our minds ...